My Samsung S5 has 3 battery options. Performance, Battery saver and extreme battery saver. It also has several nice indicators of how battery is being used, whats using it, and how long it should be able to last. I don't know if there is an indication if my battery is too degraded, but it is easily replaceable if necessary.
That would be correct. Coffee does not seem to be the culprit, it is drinking hot liquid. Drinking scalding hot water would give the same increased risk of esophageal cancer. I really couldn't fathom why anyone would drink hot water. Coffee doesn't kill people, hot water kills people! Keep our coffee free!
More correctly: What the fsk are you doing that doesn't make you enough money to get a proper phone plan and makes you think you need 2 factor auth for your empty bank account?
Why not turn it in for the bug bounty, then sell it on market, then claim it didn't sell at higher price and relist it at a lower price, and repeat till people stop buying it.
While looking for our last apartment, we noticed that any place that included "luxury" in the actual name of the complex was anything but that. When we finally did pick a place, we paid $50 a month extra for the appliance "upgrade". When we moved in, we found cheap POS appliances, so we complained. Found out that they considered new POS appliances as upgrades over the 20 year old POS appliances that many other units had.
They used to support Nexus phones, so I bought the 6 thinking I could run Ubuntu on it. Sadly, that's where they stopped supporting the Nexus line. I'm sure the amount of people running this would be higher if they would support anything other than their own models of phones.
I had to read the article just to see if there was something more to the article than "Dur, dont be stupid". Nope, nothing to see here. Do not run as root user. Anyone stupid enough to run as root user is going to hose their system by typing a wrong command sooner or later anyways. This article will not help.
They must be counting each iteration as a different experiment. IE: Shoot the object with a handgun. Then shoot the object with a rifle. Then shoot it with a bow. Now, blow the object up with Dynamite!!! That was 4 experiments.
I have some bad news for you, you will never get your money back. The best you can hope for is to live long enough to get a good portion of it back. You would have been better off sticking your money in the freezer for 46 years (16 to 62).
If I could opt out now, I would still come out ahead if I could just keep my money for the next 20, giving up on the last 26 years of paying into the worthless POS that Social Security is.
Absolutely agree! Having to pay a price for something makes people appreciate the value of something much more. Case in point: I gave my mom a free (To her, $1500 to me) laptop. It developed an issue awhile later, so she wrapped it in a scarf and fedex'd it to me. The package rattled quite badly when I got it, so I made her buy the replacement.
I work at a bank that has airgapped network for credit card processing.
Encrypt files because you do not want hackers having the code that is used to process cards.
USB and CDRoms are disabled on all systems to keep users out.
To physically access the server, I need a manager and security guard to open the door, and they both have to stay there with me the whole time. Upgrades are scheduled weeks to months in advance.
His comment could also be taken as "We don't have 20 stingray towers", IE: they are not all ours. So they belong to other spy's, possibly even to other governments.
You realize that putting quotes around it usually indicates that there is a nudge and wink going on at the same time.
Reminds me of the joke:
Guy sits and drinks at the bar till closing.
Bartender tells him "Hey buddy, time to go, your the last one here."
Guy pulls a gun on the bartender and forces him to give him a blow job.
Partway through, the guy looses concentration and the gun slips down.
Bartender picks it up and hands it back to the guy. "Dont want anyone to come in and catch me doing this and think I'm gay!!"
I know that piracy and theatre prices have nothing to do with each other. Couldn't find sarcasm tag when writing my post.
If I were serious, it would be dvd sales that are hurt. Those prices haven't climbed as rapidly as theatre prices though.
You suffer the negative effects every time you purchase a movie ticket at a theatre. If there was no piracy, tickets would be 3$ each, popcorn would be $1.50 and that soda would be 2$.
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My Samsung S5 has 3 battery options. Performance, Battery saver and extreme battery saver. It also has several nice indicators of how battery is being used, whats using it, and how long it should be able to last. I don't know if there is an indication if my battery is too degraded, but it is easily replaceable if necessary.
Part of going to a funeral is to talk with the other people who knew the deceased person, give your support, etc.
Why can't you do that with Twitter?
I thought "liking" their status update of "RIP" was enough?
That would be correct. Coffee does not seem to be the culprit, it is drinking hot liquid. Drinking scalding hot water would give the same increased risk of esophageal cancer. I really couldn't fathom why anyone would drink hot water.
Coffee doesn't kill people, hot water kills people! Keep our coffee free!
More correctly: What the fsk are you doing that doesn't make you enough money to get a proper phone plan and makes you think you need 2 factor auth for your empty bank account?
Why not turn it in for the bug bounty, then sell it on market, then claim it didn't sell at higher price and relist it at a lower price, and repeat till people stop buying it.
Lots of profit this way!
While looking for our last apartment, we noticed that any place that included "luxury" in the actual name of the complex was anything but that.
When we finally did pick a place, we paid $50 a month extra for the appliance "upgrade". When we moved in, we found cheap POS appliances, so we complained. Found out that they considered new POS appliances as upgrades over the 20 year old POS appliances that many other units had.
They used to support Nexus phones, so I bought the 6 thinking I could run Ubuntu on it. Sadly, that's where they stopped supporting the Nexus line. I'm sure the amount of people running this would be higher if they would support anything other than their own models of phones.
I had to read the article just to see if there was something more to the article than "Dur, dont be stupid".
Nope, nothing to see here. Do not run as root user. Anyone stupid enough to run as root user is going to hose their system by typing a wrong command sooner or later anyways. This article will not help.
They must be counting each iteration as a different experiment. IE: Shoot the object with a handgun. Then shoot the object with a rifle. Then shoot it with a bow. Now, blow the object up with Dynamite!!! That was 4 experiments.
I have some bad news for you, you will never get your money back. The best you can hope for is to live long enough to get a good portion of it back. You would have been better off sticking your money in the freezer for 46 years (16 to 62). If I could opt out now, I would still come out ahead if I could just keep my money for the next 20, giving up on the last 26 years of paying into the worthless POS that Social Security is.
Mine is double layered. Outside shiny to keep the radio/control waves out, shiny on the inside to keep my thoughts from getting out for them to read.
Good, now which one is better? (Had to do it, didn't I?)
Absolutely agree! Having to pay a price for something makes people appreciate the value of something much more. Case in point: I gave my mom a free (To her, $1500 to me) laptop. It developed an issue awhile later, so she wrapped it in a scarf and fedex'd it to me. The package rattled quite badly when I got it, so I made her buy the replacement.
I work at a bank that has airgapped network for credit card processing. Encrypt files because you do not want hackers having the code that is used to process cards. USB and CDRoms are disabled on all systems to keep users out. To physically access the server, I need a manager and security guard to open the door, and they both have to stay there with me the whole time. Upgrades are scheduled weeks to months in advance.
You reminded me of this scene from Red Dwarf. Definitely do not want my toaster to be too smart. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
His comment could also be taken as "We don't have 20 stingray towers", IE: they are not all ours. So they belong to other spy's, possibly even to other governments.
You realize that putting quotes around it usually indicates that there is a nudge and wink going on at the same time. Reminds me of the joke: Guy sits and drinks at the bar till closing. Bartender tells him "Hey buddy, time to go, your the last one here." Guy pulls a gun on the bartender and forces him to give him a blow job. Partway through, the guy looses concentration and the gun slips down. Bartender picks it up and hands it back to the guy. "Dont want anyone to come in and catch me doing this and think I'm gay!!"
Yeah, I spent so much time on my profile just to have to go and delete it.
I know that piracy and theatre prices have nothing to do with each other. Couldn't find sarcasm tag when writing my post. If I were serious, it would be dvd sales that are hurt. Those prices haven't climbed as rapidly as theatre prices though.
You suffer the negative effects every time you purchase a movie ticket at a theatre. If there was no piracy, tickets would be 3$ each, popcorn would be $1.50 and that soda would be 2$.
So now wiping a hard drive is a Hillary? I'm not up to date on this, when did they send out the memo?
I'm sorry, that information has been Hillaried.