The cheap non-wifi Hero remake is just fine and is all the waterproof camera I ever need. The biggest hangup for me is the extremely inflated accessory cost. For the price of the official "spare parts" bag, I got instead from Amazon a cheap chinese knockoff set with a suction cup, chest mount, head mount, helmet mount, tether, extenders, clips, and more miscellaneous bits.
They really need to find what lower price point still works for them without going bankrupt for all of their products if they want to try to recover this holiday season.
As far as having the least new CVEs every new hardware cycle, Android was always winning.
Apple abandons its own hardware that is still in use by people. I've seen people using the 3GS and 4G just this year, which can only receive up to iOS 6.1.6 and 7.1.2 respectively.
And regular updates are why you don't go for Samsung and their bloated Crapwiz, but always pure Google Nexus/Pixel.
I'm never against people trying new things. People doing ridiculous things sometimes end up being the inventors of something revolutionary.
And at any rate, the more we can test and catalog how things work, the more clear of an idea we have of a concept.
More propaganda, now trying to catch everyone who knows even a tiny bit about computers.
Remember, if you're not a gun shootin', Bud drinkin', Jeezus worshippin', red-blooded 'MURICAN, the terrorists win.
This exactly.
I wonder why aluminum prices haven't skyrocketed since the Windows 10 announcement unless all of the foil hat makers have just been stockpiling.
That's likely the inter-node cluster network, the data transfer speed between each node in the cluster.
This is not a single computer, it is a cluster of high-end computers, you know.
It has been theorized that organisms based on solvents other than water may exist. These may be able to exist on planets outside of the goldilocks zone. Why aren't we expanding our search?
That would get shot down by an FCC lawyer quicker than you can type "RAZR" and their argument will be that it's like leaving the keys in the ignition. Everyone will have the tools they need to modify the radios and destroy cell networks with just a "do not touch" sticky note attached to it.
It is foolish to believe that snapchats are transient. Literally everything you put online is there forever. All snaps are archived in case they are subpoenaed, which has happened. User permissions are just set to one-time view.
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Yeah, I'm sure our president-elect would be all for taking military action against his good buddy Vlad
Is to treat security researchers that are working with you responsibly like shit
Most people don't buy music anymore anyway. And I'm not just talking piracy, I mean streaming services as well.
The cheap non-wifi Hero remake is just fine and is all the waterproof camera I ever need. The biggest hangup for me is the extremely inflated accessory cost. For the price of the official "spare parts" bag, I got instead from Amazon a cheap chinese knockoff set with a suction cup, chest mount, head mount, helmet mount, tether, extenders, clips, and more miscellaneous bits. They really need to find what lower price point still works for them without going bankrupt for all of their products if they want to try to recover this holiday season.
It doesn't matter anyway because she still won the popular vote and lost the electoral vote.
As far as having the least new CVEs every new hardware cycle, Android was always winning.
Apple abandons its own hardware that is still in use by people. I've seen people using the 3GS and 4G just this year, which can only receive up to iOS 6.1.6 and 7.1.2 respectively.
And regular updates are why you don't go for Samsung and their bloated Crapwiz, but always pure Google Nexus/Pixel.
If I was dumb enough to buy an iPhone 7, there is no way I would touch this until it became a retail product. I'm sick of the crowdfunding scam.
-- I'm an American. I love this country and the freedoms that we used to have.
I love Slashdot and the intelligent discussion it used to have.
And we all remember ho well OnLive worked
It's cute that you think you have free will
I'm never against people trying new things. People doing ridiculous things sometimes end up being the inventors of something revolutionary. And at any rate, the more we can test and catalog how things work, the more clear of an idea we have of a concept.
Just use MKVs, MKV is great. VLC and Plex use it, that's all you need.
More propaganda, now trying to catch everyone who knows even a tiny bit about computers. Remember, if you're not a gun shootin', Bud drinkin', Jeezus worshippin', red-blooded 'MURICAN, the terrorists win.
This exactly. I wonder why aluminum prices haven't skyrocketed since the Windows 10 announcement unless all of the foil hat makers have just been stockpiling.
"Man, I really wish we had AI that felt like a human and we could hold conversations with" "God damn NSA spying on us with always on microphones"
That's likely the inter-node cluster network, the data transfer speed between each node in the cluster. This is not a single computer, it is a cluster of high-end computers, you know.
Transistor count != FLOPS
What you're describing is a very basic Trojan. Also, magnet links > .torrent files
It has been theorized that organisms based on solvents other than water may exist. These may be able to exist on planets outside of the goldilocks zone. Why aren't we expanding our search?
The word "meme" needs to be eradicated from existence.
That would get shot down by an FCC lawyer quicker than you can type "RAZR" and their argument will be that it's like leaving the keys in the ignition. Everyone will have the tools they need to modify the radios and destroy cell networks with just a "do not touch" sticky note attached to it.
Gentlemen, arm your tinfoil hats!
But seriously, even after watching this video, flat earth "truthers" will probably come up with some excuse.
It is foolish to believe that snapchats are transient. Literally everything you put online is there forever. All snaps are archived in case they are subpoenaed, which has happened. User permissions are just set to one-time view.
Nobody I've spoken at Apple or outside the company has any idea how to fix it, so the chances of a positive outcome seem slim to none.
You mean to tell me nobody at Apple knows how to not delete files? Also just like iMessages, this will continue hurting iPhone users' data caps