So at issue is the external device, not the source, which is the 'MP3' player/function thingy. What would be at risk is any USB connected Audio device because USB is almost always associated with a computer. My guess is that this goes back to the Apple/Bose iSub days.
It's an update to Lion, not a new OS version, and if your processor doesn't start with 'i' (i5 i7 etc) then don't bother. Apple sells hardware too, what did you expect? You need to factor in a touch mouse or pad to get the best out of it. If you don't like it? Win 8 is just around the corner!
It's a changing world, few people can expect a long career with the same company. prepare you yourself for the worst situation, live in a house that you can afford, not the house that you want. Give your kids a good education, not the best education. Be prepared to shift into a more stable job at the expense of salary. I'm 55, if I lose my job tomorrow then I'm out cutting lawns or doing part-time teaching(?). And if things don't go bad, then you are in a good position for retirement. Start planning for 65 now, not in 10 years time.
I use it every day! Why build a GUI when all that I want is to see the first few lines of a file, or find all of the lines containing specific text. It's what I do more then I want. when I just need to automate a simple task, my Bash shell is there for me.
If you don't have it now then the DoD won't allow it for so many diplomatic and security reasons. I am surprised that you are silly enough to broadcast your intent to try this. I would guess that by tomorrow there will be a memo reinforsing the reasons why you don't do this.
this isn't a virus, it doesn't replicate. It's an email trojan. It's not a Mac or PC exploit, because it exploits the person not the machine. And it's got a very specific target. Thanks for the warning, I won't, and don't click on attachments anyway.
As amazing as it is, 'smashed' is not a word that I would use to describe besting the previous record. We are just talking about seconds here. They still have to make the altitude to win the prize.
Just about every country has some law that says similar, using the internet or telephones for ill eagle activities is against the law, usually directed at gambling, making threats, blackmail, porn, etc.
tiny projects are costly or have low resolution, or both. If you stay in nice hotels then there is a 'chance' that the TV take HDMI and some small PC-on-a-stick would do, but with some basic low cost tablets around it's hard to go past them if all that you need is some editing and browsing. Smartphones are OK to, just with smaller screens, or get a smartphone that can output video to a hotel HDTV.
agreed, work is work, not an alternative to home. I do almost nothing personal during work hours, as boring as that may be. If you must do personal stuff, use a smartphone or other system that would consider secure.
hybrids have had their time. The mass market wants SSD in their device and access to large cap HDs either via a cloud or networked RAID/storage. It makes sense because the average buyer either has multiple devices is often part of a work/family group that shares data and apps. Although it's nice to carry around a device with big storage, most of may storage is elsewhere and I'm happy with that.
the draft bill excludes storage of content, so much of the paranoia is null and void. They won't be reading you emails etc. They will be storing the stuff that they could beat out of you anyway. Sorry, delete that, just the stuff that they could access via you call-records/phone-bill or the internet equivalent.
If you don't like it, don't buy it. There is no gun pointed at your head, this isn't the only Laptop in the world. Apple wants you to buy the extended warranty, any people using any machine for business would do that anyway. The machine gets replaced when the Tax deductibility runs out, so long life is not an issue. Bah! just children looking for something to complain about.
I think that the last time/. talked about the same issue, the same suggestion came up, An App for That. It would work, but many people don't want to walk around with an iPod in their pocket. People will think it rude if you start talking to them while wearing your ear-buds, but if you had a device that looked like an hearing aid, then they have some simpathy.
RIM, to get the business market which MS does OK in. If it bought Nokia, then Nokia would go the way that most MS consumer stuff goes, down the plug-hole.
a couple of issues, The iPad is 4G, it's just that there is limited access to 4G is Oz (soon to change). So when suitable 4G is available, does Apple get it's money back? Offering an exchange or refund would have satisfied most Consumer laws, so I suggest that because Apple is a big company that it was treated differently to, say, Telstra, who also shouts about 4G but it's only in the fine print that you are told that 4G is only available in small areas. I know that there is a difference, but buyers should beware,and copywriters should be aware of local conditions. Apple got extra time in the media, it's no big deal.
sure you can build a 10" display with mega dpi, but imagine the hardware required to drive a 20" or 30" version, 4 or 9 times the VRAM and bandwidth. Not to mention the manufacturing issues associated with producing zero dead pixels at high dpi values on large display panels.
A clear contact would have made the question a lot simpler, in any job like this you ether hand over the finished 'work' with some sort of support statement. It may be just bug-fixes for a set period, or possibly a pay-as-you-go system, or a set support time frame. If you or your customer failed to include this in a contact, then I suggest that you gather all of your notes and emails relating to the job and look for a time where support was mentioned, and seek legal advice NOW!. A simple letter to the customer may sort this matter out, or you could be like a few companies and offer unlimited support for a fee, which grows and grows. You may also charge for after hours support, travel, extra penalties for problems caused by unauthorised/unsupported upgrades, etc.
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So at issue is the external device, not the source, which is the 'MP3' player/function thingy. What would be at risk is any USB connected Audio device because USB is almost always associated with a computer. My guess is that this goes back to the Apple/Bose iSub days.
It's an update to Lion, not a new OS version, and if your processor doesn't start with 'i' (i5 i7 etc) then don't bother. Apple sells hardware too, what did you expect? You need to factor in a touch mouse or pad to get the best out of it. If you don't like it? Win 8 is just around the corner!
cheaper computers usually don't have EPEAT certification anyway. What share of sales would SF account for? very little I would guess.
It's a changing world, few people can expect a long career with the same company. prepare you yourself for the worst situation, live in a house that you can afford, not the house that you want. Give your kids a good education, not the best education. Be prepared to shift into a more stable job at the expense of salary. I'm 55, if I lose my job tomorrow then I'm out cutting lawns or doing part-time teaching(?). And if things don't go bad, then you are in a good position for retirement. Start planning for 65 now, not in 10 years time.
you don't live in this century, do you?
I use it every day! Why build a GUI when all that I want is to see the first few lines of a file, or find all of the lines containing specific text. It's what I do more then I want. when I just need to automate a simple task, my Bash shell is there for me.
If you don't have it now then the DoD won't allow it for so many diplomatic and security reasons. I am surprised that you are silly enough to broadcast your intent to try this. I would guess that by tomorrow there will be a memo reinforsing the reasons why you don't do this.
this isn't a virus, it doesn't replicate. It's an email trojan. It's not a Mac or PC exploit, because it exploits the person not the machine. And it's got a very specific target. Thanks for the warning, I won't, and don't click on attachments anyway.
As amazing as it is, 'smashed' is not a word that I would use to describe besting the previous record. We are just talking about seconds here. They still have to make the altitude to win the prize.
Just about every country has some law that says similar, using the internet or telephones for ill eagle activities is against the law, usually directed at gambling, making threats, blackmail, porn, etc.
a US company 'exploiting' workers? who would have thunk it? As a base rate for a basic sales position, it sounds better than flipping burgers.
tiny projects are costly or have low resolution, or both. If you stay in nice hotels then there is a 'chance' that the TV take HDMI and some small PC-on-a-stick would do, but with some basic low cost tablets around it's hard to go past them if all that you need is some editing and browsing. Smartphones are OK to, just with smaller screens, or get a smartphone that can output video to a hotel HDTV.
your choice, your problem, you fix it.
agreed, work is work, not an alternative to home. I do almost nothing personal during work hours, as boring as that may be. If you must do personal stuff, use a smartphone or other system that would consider secure.
SCSI?
hybrids have had their time. The mass market wants SSD in their device and access to large cap HDs either via a cloud or networked RAID/storage. It makes sense because the average buyer either has multiple devices is often part of a work/family group that shares data and apps. Although it's nice to carry around a device with big storage, most of may storage is elsewhere and I'm happy with that.
not even MS is that silly. I can't believe that MS would reproduce a GUI that is similar to a high res version of windows 1.0.
and watch the internet fall into a hole with 1,000,000% more un-nessasary traffic.
the draft bill excludes storage of content, so much of the paranoia is null and void. They won't be reading you emails etc. They will be storing the stuff that they could beat out of you anyway. Sorry, delete that, just the stuff that they could access via you call-records/phone-bill or the internet equivalent.
If you don't like it, don't buy it. There is no gun pointed at your head, this isn't the only Laptop in the world. Apple wants you to buy the extended warranty, any people using any machine for business would do that anyway. The machine gets replaced when the Tax deductibility runs out, so long life is not an issue. Bah! just children looking for something to complain about.
I think that the last time /. talked about the same issue, the same suggestion came up, An App for That. It would work, but many people don't want to walk around with an iPod in their pocket. People will think it rude if you start talking to them while wearing your ear-buds, but if you had a device that looked like an hearing aid, then they have some simpathy.
RIM, to get the business market which MS does OK in. If it bought Nokia, then Nokia would go the way that most MS consumer stuff goes, down the plug-hole.
a couple of issues, The iPad is 4G, it's just that there is limited access to 4G is Oz (soon to change). So when suitable 4G is available, does Apple get it's money back? Offering an exchange or refund would have satisfied most Consumer laws, so I suggest that because Apple is a big company that it was treated differently to, say, Telstra, who also shouts about 4G but it's only in the fine print that you are told that 4G is only available in small areas. I know that there is a difference, but buyers should beware,and copywriters should be aware of local conditions. Apple got extra time in the media, it's no big deal.
sure you can build a 10" display with mega dpi, but imagine the hardware required to drive a 20" or 30" version, 4 or 9 times the VRAM and bandwidth. Not to mention the manufacturing issues associated with producing zero dead pixels at high dpi values on large display panels.
A clear contact would have made the question a lot simpler, in any job like this you ether hand over the finished 'work' with some sort of support statement. It may be just bug-fixes for a set period, or possibly a pay-as-you-go system, or a set support time frame. If you or your customer failed to include this in a contact, then I suggest that you gather all of your notes and emails relating to the job and look for a time where support was mentioned, and seek legal advice NOW!. A simple letter to the customer may sort this matter out, or you could be like a few companies and offer unlimited support for a fee, which grows and grows. You may also charge for after hours support, travel, extra penalties for problems caused by unauthorised/unsupported upgrades, etc.