Most credit cards in the US are free if you pay them off every month. Plus you get the added advantage of if your card is compromised your bank account is never drained and you don't have to fight to get your money back.
Debit cards are nothing but a major inconvenience waiting to happen.
IIS changes how it's managed with every single point release, and nothing is obvious about it.
Just to use SSL you need to use multiple administration interfaces to import the cert and then assign that to a specific server
If you know what you are doing, and you should, you can much more easily navigate a text file with all the options than you can clicking around in a dozen places to work on IIS configs. Then there's all the issues with file permissions
Two factor authentication is useless unless people are held to those two factors. It's a balance between convenience, customer service and security, but if you can bypass the second factor then it's all for show and just an inconvenience.
There may be a better solution, like emailing and calling on the phone and asking specific information, but I'm sure more experienced people have thought longer and harder about it.
I believe the topic is laptop keyboards, no? So if you're stuck on a laptop with a weird layout, even adjusting back to a standard keyboard can be a problem.
Just moving between a standard keyboard and a microsoft curve (with only a slight curved layout) can be challenging
G+ requires that you use your real name, your first and last real name Will people who don't use their real name on the gmail account be screwed because they've been integrated with the G+ system?
This is all very anti-user
I just received the email about the update
Receiving email from people outside your circles If you receive an email from someone outside your circles, it will be filtered into the Social category of the inbox (if enabled) and only after you respond or add them to your circles, can they start another conversation with you.
So it looks like there is a setting, that can only be modified via web browser on a desktop, so people who only use tablets are kinda SOL, that disables this
There are many people who find these "good deals" and abuse them. Airfares are one thing, where you can't really buy a dozen of them and resell them on ebay, but physical goods like whatever the Brick sells, some "enterprising" individuals can take advantage of.
No, I am not making excuses for anyone, but there's always more than one side to any story like this.
They should have offered to pick up and refund the purchase price, not ask for more money.
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Most credit cards in the US are free if you pay them off every month. Plus you get the added advantage of if your card is compromised your bank account is never drained and you don't have to fight to get your money back.
Debit cards are nothing but a major inconvenience waiting to happen.
For credit cards?
The topic is credit cards.
You use a credit card at a cash machine and you are charged a cash advance interest rate immediately.
Why uses a credit card at a cash machine? The fees are outrageous.
Payment terminals yes, to get cash, hell to the no
Not create certificates, import them and deploy in load balanced environments.
I thought it was that people were being AC instead of a real username.
How does it work with Tomcat and websphere?
I use both, EVERY SINGLE DAY
IIS changes how it's managed with every single point release, and nothing is obvious about it.
Just to use SSL you need to use multiple administration interfaces to import the cert and then assign that to a specific server
If you know what you are doing, and you should, you can much more easily navigate a text file with all the options than you can clicking around in a dozen places to work on IIS configs.
Then there's all the issues with file permissions
you're high
Two factor authentication is useless unless people are held to those two factors.
It's a balance between convenience, customer service and security, but if you can bypass the second factor then it's all for show and just an inconvenience.
There may be a better solution, like emailing and calling on the phone and asking specific information, but I'm sure more experienced people have thought longer and harder about it.
Does your browser not offer a spell check? Or if using a mobile device they often "helpfully" correct words, too.
The attacker changed all the godaddy customer information, Godaddy doesn't believe he's the owner of the domains.
the godaddy person let him keep trying various numbers until it worked. How can you trust them when it comes to security at all.
These companies need to be held accountable for their actions.
I hazard a guess that most people don't type *a lot* of numbers.
Since when is it feasible to use a laptop with a USB keyboard not at a desk?
I believe the topic is laptop keyboards, no? So if you're stuck on a laptop with a weird layout, even adjusting back to a standard keyboard can be a problem.
Just moving between a standard keyboard and a microsoft curve (with only a slight curved layout) can be challenging
That, and I like my keyboard centrally located, the wider 15" laptops have the stupid number pad, so it offsets the keyboard.
If you are using G+, it allows ANYONE on G+ to email you by default
Fine, Saint Steve
Uh, no. Some hardware had driver issues, but that's all on the vendors
This!
The "free OS upgrades" are such a freaking lie.
Since you know, the switch ads told me Macs don't get viruses or other bad stuff
There are more than privacy concerns with G+
G+ requires that you use your real name, your first and last real name
Will people who don't use their real name on the gmail account be screwed because they've been integrated with the G+ system?
This is all very anti-user
I just received the email about the update
Receiving email from people outside your circles
If you receive an email from someone outside your circles, it will be filtered into the Social category of the inbox (if enabled) and only after you respond or add them to your circles, can they start another conversation with you.
So it looks like there is a setting, that can only be modified via web browser on a desktop, so people who only use tablets are kinda SOL, that disables this
When will they force everyone using any google service to use G+?
What about all these people that have problems having G+? This could well be the real beginning of the end
Good Faith? Really?
There are many people who find these "good deals" and abuse them. Airfares are one thing, where you can't really buy a dozen of them and resell them on ebay, but physical goods like whatever the Brick sells, some "enterprising" individuals can take advantage of.
No, I am not making excuses for anyone, but there's always more than one side to any story like this.
They should have offered to pick up and refund the purchase price, not ask for more money.