a bit long but SUPER informative. TL;DR version: It's Intel's reaction to Ryzen. Modo mfr are surprised about X299 like you. X299 is going to be a pain for everyone.
There's a video called: "Sugar: the bitter truth."
My take: -Sugar and HFCS are virtually the same thing (bad) -Glucose is the body's NATURAL sugar. Processed in your stomach. -Fructose is processed by the liver because your body sees it as a poison. (Just like alcohol) -Fructose is alcohol without the buzz -Fructose with Fiber (aka real fruit) Good because of the fiber -Fructose w/o Fiber (aka fruit juice) Bad (Fructose tells you body you ate nothing, so you eat more)
Meanwhile many studies are coming out that say ANY artificial sweetener is bad for you
Since December 1991 a pre-release version of Windows 3.1 was designed to return a non-fatal error message if it detected a non-Microsoft DOS.[6] This check came to be known as the AARD code.[9] With the detection code disabled, Windows ran perfectly under DR DOS and its successor Novell DOS. The code was present but disabled in the released version of Windows 3.1.[10]
Because of eternal copyright, Axanar will probably never happen.
Axanar is a great idea for a story but until anybody can create a cartoon mouse and call it mickey, Axanar might only become real in an unpublished book.
So instead of melting our own hole to Europa's ocean, we use on of these plume holes.
For simplicity sake, let's say the hole is perfectly smooth, no jiggered edges. How the F*** do you go against that kind of pressure? If the plume of water/slush ice is 100+ miles high, imagine the PSI! You'd need something like a diving bell that stop the plume from spewing so that you can go down the hole.
This is now a precedent.
If you have *instructions* in your possession to lead you to copyright infringement, you are guilty of infringement.
Do we have other examples?
a bit long but SUPER informative.
TL;DR version: It's Intel's reaction to Ryzen. Modo mfr are surprised about X299 like you. X299 is going to be a pain for everyone.
(Sorry, no mods to give you)
Can you give examples of how you'd do Authentication vs. Authorization.
I can't see Authorization being done as a "logging-in" type of action.
I see Authorization as the WAY the account is set up (e.g. file Permissions, etc.)
That the difference between identification and authentication.
You can ID people with iris,fingerprint,DNA.
You cannot authenticate their intent that way. That's why we have PIN numbers and passwords.
So MS is taking a cue from the Cheetos of the US;
They are creating a bigger issue to make us forget about the previous unresolved issues.
Nice.
Amazon should just be making theses things free and REQUIRED with your amazon prime account.
There's a video called: "Sugar: the bitter truth."
My take:
-Sugar and HFCS are virtually the same thing (bad)
-Glucose is the body's NATURAL sugar. Processed in your stomach.
-Fructose is processed by the liver because your body sees it as a poison. (Just like alcohol)
-Fructose is alcohol without the buzz
-Fructose with Fiber (aka real fruit) Good because of the fiber
-Fructose w/o Fiber (aka fruit juice) Bad (Fructose tells you body you ate nothing, so you eat more)
Meanwhile many studies are coming out that say ANY artificial sweetener is bad for you
It would be deja-vu:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Since December 1991 a pre-release version of Windows 3.1 was designed to return a non-fatal error message if it detected a non-Microsoft DOS.[6] This check came to be known as the AARD code.[9] With the detection code disabled, Windows ran perfectly under DR DOS and its successor Novell DOS. The code was present but disabled in the released version of Windows 3.1.[10]
what's ML314.com?
It's been tried.
They try to upload to 100s of different DNS names and IPs...just like spyware.
RE: And worst of all, there is no UI for finding and disabling stealth plug-ins that get installed by other apps.
Great!
Hidden Chrome plugins: the New Browser Helper Objects
THIS is what Google should be enforcing.
Otherwise it's blatant phishing,
Because of eternal copyright, Axanar will probably never happen.
Axanar is a great idea for a story but until anybody can create a cartoon mouse and call it mickey, Axanar might only become real in an unpublished book.
Firefox will do it too!
The cops will have this "Car stop now!" box FIRST!
But everybody loves Turn-key-totalitarianism.
Otherwise we wouldn't *feel* safe.
whatever you say:
https://www.extremetech.com/co...
I predicted something like this 10+ years ago in a /. post.
At least you were allowed to go out on your own.
Today kids under 17 are barely permitted to go anywhere unattended and unscheduled.
If this isn't an illegal search I don't know what is.
I bet even the USPS steams envelops when it can for the NSA.
Yes but then MS does not get to snoop on you while you do Linux stuff.
yup
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22b...
So instead of melting our own hole to Europa's ocean, we use on of these plume holes.
For simplicity sake, let's say the hole is perfectly smooth, no jiggered edges.
How the F*** do you go against that kind of pressure?
If the plume of water/slush ice is 100+ miles high, imagine the PSI!
You'd need something like a diving bell that stop the plume from spewing so that you can go down the hole.
Then why give them moar power after the fact?
Why protect them when they overstep their boundaries or screw up?
Storage and attention span is limited.
Wouldn't it be great if you could just use ONE app to browse a web site.
I don't know what it would called but I if it did exist, Apple would removed it as a feature.