What exactly is meant by Tech Savy? I'm sure most non-IT people know very little about scripting, domains, networking, and everything else an IT person is responsible for.
I remember hearing about this, but never suspected Google was one of them. Good thing they realized their mistake promptly and got their money back. Bad publicity nonetheless.
You fail to realize why this response is, inadequate, fallacious, and utterly garbage.
1) Of course no nomx data was compromised, it was a test machine
2) How do they know that no nomx account has been compromised. They don't. They aren't a web service. This is a physical device, managed by individuals, not monitored by the company
3) Even if no one has been compromised, that doesn't negate the real, high risk vulnerabilities
4) Statistics don't tell a compelling story. Nomx is not used by billions of people, as such, the attack vector is statistically insignificant to warrant anyones time to attempt to hack it. Furthermore, I highly doubt they can hold up to the same standards as Google/Yahoo, or any other company they list on their website as being hacked in recent years. Typical apples to oranges.
5) 'In the last two years alone, every major email service provider was hacked' & `world's most secure email service` are unsubstatianted hasty generalizations. What's the criteria they're using exactly?
6) 'nomx ensures absolute security and privacy when communicating online by resolving issues with the Transmission, Routing, Acceptance, Communication header data, Encryption and Storage (TRACES) vulnerabilities that have been present in email since its creation.'
How convenient. A snakeoil promise for problems that are extremely vague. Sounds like a strawman to me. Never even heard of the term T.R.A.C.E.S. And what exactly is it resolving with routing? Is this a router? Did they provide a new routing protocol? RIPv2 or OSPF isn't good enough for them?
The BS meter is full.
Um. you did read the review right? It's not secure AT ALL. Extremely easy to hack and has a backdoor admin account with an outrageously simple password. Do yourself a favor and spend 5 bucks a month for a gmail mailbox.
Yes, it ended in June of 2009. The reason that's hard to believe is because it took a lot longer after that to recover from what was lost, nevertheless, GDP, the standard by which a recession is typically defined, was no longer receding. And stocks were on the uphill climb. This took a lot longer to trickle down into every day life, but for sure, the recession was over.
I didn't know it was botched. For sure, less successful than PS4, and perhaps not the best in marketing, but I wouldn't say it was so bad as to be described as 'botched'.
So piracy can be excused by economics. How convenient. I'm sorry lawyer, you see, I didn't have the means to wait until it was out on Blu-Ray and pay $25 bucks. That's why I illegally downloaded the movie.
Unfortunately, it's also theft. I don't care how nice and convenient it is, a worker is worthy of their wages and for me to steal a movie robs someone of their honest, hard earned cash.
Amazon rarely sells Prime items directly. The company reselling using FBA sets the price, it's just that FBA items get a higher priority than another company selling the same item.
Companies are selling for what they know people are willing to spend on an item. If it doesn't sell, they lower it. But this isn't on Amazon, it's on the vendor. Shipping is completely irrelevant.
Hmm, a couple of problems with this post:
1) Racist comment (Apparently white rappers don't exist)
2) You don't become artist of the year by creating garbage. Sorry
3) Music loops are central to music. It's called rhythm and beat
4) Hardly any music, especially music that hits charts are going to be strictly a music loop.
5) Making lyrics work with the music takes talent
6) Regardless of your opinion of rap, it seems that the general populous disagrees with you.
I'm going to correct that quote. ZFS is a resource hog. Mind you, I use it everywhere, but you need 1GB of RAM for every TB of data. Even more if you're doing deduplication (not that common).
That being said, I'd rather buy a couple extra gigs of memory than buying a RAID card and dealing with proprietary crap when it dies.
If a cop is unholstering his weapon, isn't it too late? Isn't one of the largest reasons for the camera to detect what instigated the use of the weapon? This doesn't show moments before if all you're recording is the cop shooting someone.
If I was going to buy a PC these days it would be either a Dell or System76 PC running Ubuntu, and then I'd simply install Cinnamon and get rid of Unity.
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What exactly is meant by Tech Savy? I'm sure most non-IT people know very little about scripting, domains, networking, and everything else an IT person is responsible for.
G suite is better than nomx. That's what my point was, supposing someone wants to use their own domain. Obviously I missed the part about Proton.
Ignore previous post, I thought the topic was still nomx.
I remember hearing about this, but never suspected Google was one of them. Good thing they realized their mistake promptly and got their money back. Bad publicity nonetheless.
You fail to realize why this response is, inadequate, fallacious, and utterly garbage. 1) Of course no nomx data was compromised, it was a test machine 2) How do they know that no nomx account has been compromised. They don't. They aren't a web service. This is a physical device, managed by individuals, not monitored by the company 3) Even if no one has been compromised, that doesn't negate the real, high risk vulnerabilities 4) Statistics don't tell a compelling story. Nomx is not used by billions of people, as such, the attack vector is statistically insignificant to warrant anyones time to attempt to hack it. Furthermore, I highly doubt they can hold up to the same standards as Google/Yahoo, or any other company they list on their website as being hacked in recent years. Typical apples to oranges. 5) 'In the last two years alone, every major email service provider was hacked' & `world's most secure email service` are unsubstatianted hasty generalizations. What's the criteria they're using exactly? 6) 'nomx ensures absolute security and privacy when communicating online by resolving issues with the Transmission, Routing, Acceptance, Communication header data, Encryption and Storage (TRACES) vulnerabilities that have been present in email since its creation.' How convenient. A snakeoil promise for problems that are extremely vague. Sounds like a strawman to me. Never even heard of the term T.R.A.C.E.S. And what exactly is it resolving with routing? Is this a router? Did they provide a new routing protocol? RIPv2 or OSPF isn't good enough for them? The BS meter is full.
Um. you did read the review right? It's not secure AT ALL. Extremely easy to hack and has a backdoor admin account with an outrageously simple password. Do yourself a favor and spend 5 bucks a month for a gmail mailbox.
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True, true....
Yes, it ended in June of 2009. The reason that's hard to believe is because it took a lot longer after that to recover from what was lost, nevertheless, GDP, the standard by which a recession is typically defined, was no longer receding. And stocks were on the uphill climb. This took a lot longer to trickle down into every day life, but for sure, the recession was over.
It's everyone else's fault but mine.
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Desktop OS's are not defined by what applications are run on it.
You win
Much ado about nothing.
I didn't know it was botched. For sure, less successful than PS4, and perhaps not the best in marketing, but I wouldn't say it was so bad as to be described as 'botched'.
So piracy can be excused by economics. How convenient. I'm sorry lawyer, you see, I didn't have the means to wait until it was out on Blu-Ray and pay $25 bucks. That's why I illegally downloaded the movie.
Unfortunately, it's also theft. I don't care how nice and convenient it is, a worker is worthy of their wages and for me to steal a movie robs someone of their honest, hard earned cash.
Amazon rarely sells Prime items directly. The company reselling using FBA sets the price, it's just that FBA items get a higher priority than another company selling the same item.
Companies are selling for what they know people are willing to spend on an item. If it doesn't sell, they lower it. But this isn't on Amazon, it's on the vendor. Shipping is completely irrelevant.
1) Disable NIC in Windows
2) Disable NIC using the hardware switch
3) Disable NIC via BIOS
4) Remove NIC from PC
5) Use WPA2-Enterprise
6) Turn off PC
IDK, what are your constraints?
Hmm, a couple of problems with this post: 1) Racist comment (Apparently white rappers don't exist) 2) You don't become artist of the year by creating garbage. Sorry 3) Music loops are central to music. It's called rhythm and beat 4) Hardly any music, especially music that hits charts are going to be strictly a music loop. 5) Making lyrics work with the music takes talent 6) Regardless of your opinion of rap, it seems that the general populous disagrees with you.
I'm going to correct that quote. ZFS is a resource hog. Mind you, I use it everywhere, but you need 1GB of RAM for every TB of data. Even more if you're doing deduplication (not that common). That being said, I'd rather buy a couple extra gigs of memory than buying a RAID card and dealing with proprietary crap when it dies.
Let me introduce you to the economics of the bell curve and the s curve.
If a cop is unholstering his weapon, isn't it too late? Isn't one of the largest reasons for the camera to detect what instigated the use of the weapon? This doesn't show moments before if all you're recording is the cop shooting someone.
Assuming of course that the reason cops forget to turn on their camera is that they want to go shoot someone.
Yeah, yeah, but your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should.
If I was going to buy a PC these days it would be either a Dell or System76 PC running Ubuntu, and then I'd simply install Cinnamon and get rid of Unity.