Don't forget that NSA probably has almost everything. They are just trying to make it legal to use them in court by putting up legitimate means of extracting the info.
I suppose use cases like people reading over my shoulder or sharing a screen are bound to be plentiful. Whose vision will it adjust to if it is automatic?
I am surprised that people still want to use OpenVMS. I imagined that either people switched to Debian or custom OS or whatnot by the time HP even think of discontinue that back then
Is your firewall "mission-critical"? I meant if your mission involves being accessed from the outside then the firewall is as critical as whatever stuff behind it that you are trying to access.
Fool them 41 times, shame on the scammer. Fool them 42 times, shame on them. But c'mon, the fact that no system exists to check this means lawsuits are coming to towns.
Well Android has some deree of hardware requirements. Which makes space in competition available in the not-so-rich places. But then again, there are used phones for that...
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Yay for privacy screen just by virtue of being too blurred to be read by anyone else.
Don't forget that NSA probably has almost everything. They are just trying to make it legal to use them in court by putting up legitimate means of extracting the info.
I suppose use cases like people reading over my shoulder or sharing a screen are bound to be plentiful. Whose vision will it adjust to if it is automatic?
I would have thought every platform is decent for FORTRAN.
I am surprised that people still want to use OpenVMS. I imagined that either people switched to Debian or custom OS or whatnot by the time HP even think of discontinue that back then
I didn't realize we still have online anonymity, especially after all the hardware hacks and backdoors and stuff from the Snowden leaks
Nah, we are already screwed beyond help.
Just like modular laptops did? That didn't seem to have gone anywhere.
So when will people sell Technovoodoo service?
Time to ditch the router and use a linux/BSD box? Or are we pretty much screwed because the hardware is affected similarly as well?
Brick and mortar bookstore doesn't sell books with DRM so you can sell it or donate it at your pleasure?
Is your firewall "mission-critical"? I meant if your mission involves being accessed from the outside then the firewall is as critical as whatever stuff behind it that you are trying to access.
Since when was buying a car to rip CD's a better idea than buying a computer to do so?
There are craploads of devices discontinued by the manufacturers. Are they covered by the patch?
So there you go. A lot of us have an outstanding medical bill on our credit reports, and we should check them more often.
Will The Affordable Care Act implementation help?
Given the trend of income inequality it would be no surprise of any sort of abrupt riots to the magnitudes of some civil rights leader got killed
C'mon, nobody block stuff manually these days now? Saves the trouble of auditing the code and whatnot.
Just expect them to charge you extra for new releases or something. There is nothing that says the prices will be fixed.
Fool them 41 times, shame on the scammer. Fool them 42 times, shame on them. But c'mon, the fact that no system exists to check this means lawsuits are coming to towns.
I am sure there will be moms who want to make their kids the next X-man by smoking now
Thsi is how the internet works, not just web sites
Well Android has some deree of hardware requirements. Which makes space in competition available in the not-so-rich places. But then again, there are used phones for that...
Does that mean we can start paying taxes in Bitcoin now?
It's not like US with the satellite have seen WMD's in Iraq, or are they seeing WMD's which never exist?
"You didn't get a permit from us about writing a map, so we will ask you to share the map with us."