Creator's Update was released On April 11 2017, and on THAT DATE Microsoft advised owners of affected chips NOT to apply the Update while the situation was resolved.
But the update was installed three whole months later, and the problem was STILL not fixed. I also experienced a problem with the Creator's Update: The new Night Light feature (similar to f.lux) didn't turn off automatically. Searching for some answers, I found several posts about people reporting the same problem to microsoft... in April. Three whole months went by, and they still didn't fix it. What's the point of using your users as a beta test if you don't actually *DO* anything with the feedback?
Right. That's not hijacking a radio station, it's just running your own radio station at a higher wattage. To really hijack a radio station, see Airheads.
On usenet in the mid 90's, sure there were the occasional jerks who would just rip into everyone. You added them to your kill filter, and that was pretty much the end of that.
If the listener cannot tell the difference between a track from a well-known artist and a track from a knock-off artist, then it's all good. It sounds like this was being done on playlists where the tracks are all ambient or instrumental anyway. If they tried to copy the vocals of a popular song, I bet they would have a lot more trouble keeping it secret.
Wosign was guilty of issuing certs for google.com. "It was only used in a test environment" was their excuse. Maybe it was, but it could have easily been used in public instead. It's shady practice, and for that, they will pay with their lives!
I'm with you. Not only that, but the summary first says it "called 911", then says it overheard the suspect say "call the sheriffs". So which did it call, 911 or the local sheriff department? Did it require the user to first add a contact for the local sheriff department first?
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But the update was installed three whole months later, and the problem was STILL not fixed. I also experienced a problem with the Creator's Update: The new Night Light feature (similar to f.lux) didn't turn off automatically. Searching for some answers, I found several posts about people reporting the same problem to microsoft... in April. Three whole months went by, and they still didn't fix it. What's the point of using your users as a beta test if you don't actually *DO* anything with the feedback?
What kind of robots will they be using? We nerds want the news! It matters to us!
Don't worry. Slashdot has a money-back guarantee.
I'm not sure I understand, so please forgive me if I don't have this right... The Italians are to blame for Cylons invading Canada?
Scenario B
4) Enter wrong PIN, card eaten by ATM
5) Crack head leaves, you go to bank tomorrow to get new ATM card.
It doesn't count if their accuracy is terrible, even WITH autocorrect.
Any phone can call a concierge. Just add the contact to your favorites....
It's a better *USER* experience, not a better *PIRATE* experience. Arrr....
Right. That's not hijacking a radio station, it's just running your own radio station at a higher wattage. To really hijack a radio station, see Airheads.
The future of Antarctica is mobile.
On usenet in the mid 90's, sure there were the occasional jerks who would just rip into everyone. You added them to your kill filter, and that was pretty much the end of that.
More forums need kill filters.
*PLONK*
The kids today just don't get that post.
When you hover your mouse pointer on it, the tooltip says "Android".
How do they know it's the same photon?
or a headphone jack?
Oh my God, no! The internet would cease to exist!
That explains why every iPhone user always has the same ringtone: That xylophone tune.
If the listener cannot tell the difference between a track from a well-known artist and a track from a knock-off artist, then it's all good. It sounds like this was being done on playlists where the tracks are all ambient or instrumental anyway. If they tried to copy the vocals of a popular song, I bet they would have a lot more trouble keeping it secret.
If your current version of firefox won't install the plugin, then install an older version of firefox.
Startups want a name that they can trademark. All the normally spelled words are already taken or are untrademarkable.
Wosign was guilty of issuing certs for google.com. "It was only used in a test environment" was their excuse. Maybe it was, but it could have easily been used in public instead. It's shady practice, and for that, they will pay with their lives!
Is it just me, or does investing in a startup seem more like gambling?
Or, just buy an umbrella instead of renting one. Problem solved.
Right. And we all know that telepathy is instantaneous regardless of distance, and not affected by relativistic effects of near light-speed travel.
I'm with you. Not only that, but the summary first says it "called 911", then says it overheard the suspect say "call the sheriffs". So which did it call, 911 or the local sheriff department? Did it require the user to first add a contact for the local sheriff department first?
No, no, no. Something doesn't add up here.