> On the other hand, saying "well this may be a Good Movie by the standards of the non-trekkie unwashed masses
I don't think that was the point of the original comment. For instance Star Trek the Motion Picture is a really good "Trek movie" but a pretty bad "movie".
It's just that the action movies of JJ are so divorced from the Trek mythos that they don't scratch the Trek itch.
This isn't tracking your GPS location, camera or anything like that. It's an app tracking specifically how you use that single app. Short of never enabling your network there's nothing you can do about that. Though in it's basic form it's just harmless developers wanting to know what features are popular, bug tracking etc.
But yeah, the more over the top ones, such as the apparent ability to detect other mobile phones with sound, presumably is linked up to your microphones permissions.
Nearly all of the adverts were subjective in their very nature or an appeal to the readers opinions. See https://www.theverge.com/2017/... for some examples. And even if they were about objective facts, if a foreign power secretly spent a lot of money to endorse one candidate in my country's elections I'd still be worried.
Except they say it's for "The police force will use the hoverbike for emergency response scenarios, giving officers the ability to zoom over congested traffic conditions by taking to the air" not for catching speeders.
It didn't take screenshots when not running. But the app had iOS's permission to do it.
Apple vetted the code to make sure they didn't.
As other's have said, this whole thing seems shady and unpleasant, but it doesn't look like this privilege was abused (though I'd rather they never had it in the first place).
Yeah, I'll be interested to see an AI capped at human levels of APM, an AI with un-capped APM vs human and un-capped AI vs un-capped AI. I wonder if the un-capped versus will in anyway reflect the current game strategies or just be its complete own kind of meta.
Anything that does splash damage would be less useful if your opponent can split perfectly every time without fail.
So someone lied and tweeted that they opened mail and ripped up votes, and then the post office confirmed that the person has never worked there.
Not really the best counter argument - though obviously there needs to be a lot of monitoring at each stage of handling the vote, just like there has to be that during more traditional voting.
The kill switch was first widely implemented by Apple on their own phones prior to any law, There were some reported vunerabiities found in 2014, which were since patched and I haven't heard of any exploits since.
Granted politicians have a habit of passing laws without any understanding of technology or implementation, but this was already a proven solution when the law was passed. Maybe there are some underground hacks, but I don't think they'll be easily available to the kind of people who feel they have to steal smart phones for some cash. To your point, why *wouldn't* thieves give a shit about it? When nobody wants to buy a stolen phone because they know it wont work they'll get the message. Yeah you can still sell it for parts or sell to unsuspecting people but that's a lower incentive.
As others have said, the overall reduction in phone thefts are probably due largely to do with the greater availability of phones, but let's not all of us just jump on the cynical bandwagon and suggest every idea ever is stupid.
I'm with you buddy. I much prefer tabs for all the reasons you describe. You also managed to argue quite eloquently despite the fact Zero was going on massive swearing rants at you.
So there are two people doing this, but primarily one. I've learn that he:
Is 48, single, looking "for a bad girl" in Oklahoma. (note: I'm Australian so I guess our countries are even now) Looking for foreclosed properties to buy. Is in trouble with the IRS. Crashed his car, wrote it off off, and was done for DUI.
It was sad actually, started off with just hiring romantic comedies from a redbox, then dating sites, then a brothel news letter. Lastly he booked a hotel room for two, then cancelled it a few hours later. My poor namesake isn't doing so well.
At any rate, whenever one of his lawyers emails me I tell them they've got the wrong address and that the guy really needs to learn what his email is. I've been given share links to presumably sensitive dropbox accounts on multiple occasions that I left alone.
On the upside, it's really easy to tell if it's for him. Gmail lets you have optional dots in your email address, e.g. first.last@gmail.com works the same as fistlast@gmail.com. I've always used first.last so whenever I see an email for firstlast I know it wasn't me. So might be a little late for you now but you could try migrating over new accounts to a dotted version.
1) Make up numbers about how efficient wireless charging is - claim it's going to cause mass inefficiency for a product that uses 1 kWh per year.
2) Blame SJWs
Really, the biggest waste with mobile phones is people replacing them if they don't need to.
Are your family currently using two step authentication?
The article was really unclear in it's description, but it just seems to be "Two step" is moving to "Two factor". Looks like regular authentication is still regular authentication.
From the summary (and the article) I interpreted the issue is a person accused somebody else of being racist without proof. So the issue wasn't someone expressing an unpopular opinion and being branded a racist by the courts for it, but a person accusing someone else of being racist. So the opposite of what the OP was complaining about.
That said in no way do I feel this fine was just or reasonable.
Well wouldn't this be because everyone who just bought a Switch really wants to play games on it, but there's nearly nothing out?
Just like when Apple claimed their new laptop was the fastest selling in their history (because they hadn't updated it for years before and there was just pent up demand).
Disclaimer : I enjoy Nintendo games and Apple products. I just dislike it when people use positive sales figures to cover up a separate fundamental issue.
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> On the other hand, saying "well this may be a Good Movie by the standards of the non-trekkie unwashed masses
I don't think that was the point of the original comment.
For instance Star Trek the Motion Picture is a really good "Trek movie" but a pretty bad "movie".
It's just that the action movies of JJ are so divorced from the Trek mythos that they don't scratch the Trek itch.
This isn't tracking your GPS location, camera or anything like that.
It's an app tracking specifically how you use that single app. Short of never enabling your network there's nothing you can do about that.
Though in it's basic form it's just harmless developers wanting to know what features are popular, bug tracking etc.
But yeah, the more over the top ones, such as the apparent ability to detect other mobile phones with sound, presumably is linked up to your microphones permissions.
Propaganda isn't the same things as "lie".
Nearly all of the adverts were subjective in their very nature or an appeal to the readers opinions. See https://www.theverge.com/2017/... for some examples.
And even if they were about objective facts, if a foreign power secretly spent a lot of money to endorse one candidate in my country's elections I'd still be worried.
Except they say it's for "The police force will use the hoverbike for emergency response scenarios, giving officers the ability to zoom over congested traffic conditions by taking to the air" not for catching speeders.
It didn't take screenshots when not running.
But the app had iOS's permission to do it.
Apple vetted the code to make sure they didn't.
As other's have said, this whole thing seems shady and unpleasant, but it doesn't look like this privilege was abused (though I'd rather they never had it in the first place).
Yeah, I'll be interested to see an AI capped at human levels of APM, an AI with un-capped APM vs human and un-capped AI vs un-capped AI.
I wonder if the un-capped versus will in anyway reflect the current game strategies or just be its complete own kind of meta.
Anything that does splash damage would be less useful if your opponent can split perfectly every time without fail.
So someone lied and tweeted that they opened mail and ripped up votes, and then the post office confirmed that the person has never worked there.
Not really the best counter argument - though obviously there needs to be a lot of monitoring at each stage of handling the vote, just like there has to be that during more traditional voting.
The kill switch was first widely implemented by Apple on their own phones prior to any law,
There were some reported vunerabiities found in 2014, which were since patched and I haven't heard of any exploits since.
Granted politicians have a habit of passing laws without any understanding of technology or implementation, but this was already a proven solution when the law was passed.
Maybe there are some underground hacks, but I don't think they'll be easily available to the kind of people who feel they have to steal smart phones for some cash. To your point, why *wouldn't* thieves give a shit about it? When nobody wants to buy a stolen phone because they know it wont work they'll get the message. Yeah you can still sell it for parts or sell to unsuspecting people but that's a lower incentive.
Here's a bunch of older stories claiming that the iPhone kill switch lowered thefts
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/ip...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sci...
https://www.theguardian.com/te...
http://www.businessinsider.com...
As others have said, the overall reduction in phone thefts are probably due largely to do with the greater availability of phones, but let's not all of us just jump on the cynical bandwagon and suggest every idea ever is stupid.
I'm with you buddy.
I much prefer tabs for all the reasons you describe.
You also managed to argue quite eloquently despite the fact Zero was going on massive swearing rants at you.
So there are two people doing this, but primarily one. I've learn that he:
Is 48, single, looking "for a bad girl" in Oklahoma. (note: I'm Australian so I guess our countries are even now)
Looking for foreclosed properties to buy.
Is in trouble with the IRS.
Crashed his car, wrote it off off, and was done for DUI.
It was sad actually, started off with just hiring romantic comedies from a redbox, then dating sites, then a brothel news letter. Lastly he booked a hotel room for two, then cancelled it a few hours later. My poor namesake isn't doing so well.
At any rate, whenever one of his lawyers emails me I tell them they've got the wrong address and that the guy really needs to learn what his email is. I've been given share links to presumably sensitive dropbox accounts on multiple occasions that I left alone.
On the upside, it's really easy to tell if it's for him. Gmail lets you have optional dots in your email address, e.g. first.last@gmail.com works the same as fistlast@gmail.com. I've always used first.last so whenever I see an email for firstlast I know it wasn't me. So might be a little late for you now but you could try migrating over new accounts to a dotted version.
Not a 100% confirmed thing by any means, but here are the citations you were after
https://www.scientificamerican...
http://sydney.edu.au/news-opin...
Well, this is an article about how someone published a scientific paper about how removing carpool/HOV/HOT lanes increases congestion.
In fairness what's true in Jakarta may well not be true for America, but I think you have to give some more reasoning as to why the article is wrong.
Is this what you do now? Keep repeating a Windows 95/98 bug against the Linux Kernel?
OP is making a bad joke in reference to https://www.cnet.com/news/wind...
Look, I'm a big MS Hater from way back, BUT
Visual Studio Code is an open source editor with plugins that make it work with a variety of languages.
There's not even a paid version of it for purchasing managers to be fooled by.
1) Make up numbers about how efficient wireless charging is - claim it's going to cause mass inefficiency for a product that uses 1 kWh per year.
2) Blame SJWs
Really, the biggest waste with mobile phones is people replacing them if they don't need to.
Hmm actually after reading the article again, I'm unsure about my previous statement.
Carry on.
Are your family currently using two step authentication?
The article was really unclear in it's description, but it just seems to be "Two step" is moving to "Two factor". Looks like regular authentication is still regular authentication.
From the summary (and the article) I interpreted the issue is a person accused somebody else of being racist without proof. So the issue wasn't someone expressing an unpopular opinion and being branded a racist by the courts for it, but a person accusing someone else of being racist. So the opposite of what the OP was complaining about.
That said in no way do I feel this fine was just or reasonable.
Well wouldn't this be because everyone who just bought a Switch really wants to play games on it, but there's nearly nothing out?
Just like when Apple claimed their new laptop was the fastest selling in their history (because they hadn't updated it for years before and there was just pent up demand).
Disclaimer : I enjoy Nintendo games and Apple products. I just dislike it when people use positive sales figures to cover up a separate fundamental issue.
Please tell me that everybody blaming everything on millennials is a fad that's going to end eventually?
Well you could not run the update and play Zero Dawn in offline mode (since as far as I understand it the game has no online features anyway).
The big issue with modern consoles is they fix bugs?
Isn't a fairer point:
People now know about this potential defect and they can use that in their purchase or don't purchase decision?
I think when you near that point it's not so much lying, but saying crap that has no basis in reality but you believe in it.