But would a US Citizen trust encryption from another country to not have a backdoor or other such weakness that might allow that country's government to crack it easily?
When you encounter an error in Windows Event Viewer, there is a nice little link in the details window so you can look up this particular error on Microsoft's TechNet. Unfortunately, so far, with every error I have encountered on Windows 10, it just brings me to a technet page that says "Page Not Found". It seems that Microsoft doesn't even know the meanings of it's own error codes anymore.
I guess they just forgot that when writing Windows 10....
What really grinds my gears is when companies sell you a product that duplicates features that are already built into the Operating System. Why use GeekBuddy, when Windows already has Remote Assistance built right in, and is more secure.
At least record who has submitted the take-down notice, and collect this information and make it public so the world will know who is making the most unwarranted take-downs.
This is probably the reason why Google is doing this. They realize that more and more people are using ad blockers because of fake download buttons and malware serving ads. As an ad provider themselves, Google is doing this to help their bottom line. It will also help the bottom line of other advertisers, and also help to bring a little bit of trust back to the advertisers.
Engineers don't have to design in obsolescence. It just comes naturally.
Case in point: Have you ever designed any industrial/scientific equipment with a serial port on it? Where do you plug that into on a modern PC?... They all have USB ports instead!
Cell phones don't even have any moving parts, and under normal use, should not be subjected to physical stress. Also, at the time the poem was written, anyone could cut down a tree and fabricate wood replacement parts for a carriage. In today's world, the cell phone components were just not designed to be user replaceable.
THANK YOU! I read the whole poem, and still had no idea why anyone would name a carriage a "One-Hoss Shay". I have no idea what a Hoss is, and I have no idea what a shay is. Of course, I have heard of Horse and Chaise. Crazy 18th century poets!
On a typewriter, you can type a or e, and then backspace and then type an accent mark over the character you already typed. On a PC, it will REPLACE the character rather than just add it.
Slashdot Mirror
A clam is a mollusk. Do you mean spam?
But would a US Citizen trust encryption from another country to not have a backdoor or other such weakness that might allow that country's government to crack it easily?
...And yet, it still is.
"Oh God, is that your spleen?"
*PUKE!*
"please build this for us at absurdly cheap prices, but don't learn anything about it".
Don't worry. Judging from all the Chinese junk that ends up in the Dollar Store, they haven't.
It's called "Clean-Room" to isolate the original developer from the team that re-writes the fixes.
"Green-Room" is a waiting area backstage for entertainers just before they go on stage.
In this case, Hard C means Hard Cider.
When you encounter an error in Windows Event Viewer, there is a nice little link in the details window so you can look up this particular error on Microsoft's TechNet. Unfortunately, so far, with every error I have encountered on Windows 10, it just brings me to a technet page that says "Page Not Found". It seems that Microsoft doesn't even know the meanings of it's own error codes anymore.
I guess they just forgot that when writing Windows 10....
What really grinds my gears is when companies sell you a product that duplicates features that are already built into the Operating System. Why use GeekBuddy, when Windows already has Remote Assistance built right in, and is more secure.
It boggles the mind!
...or maybe the Library of Congress?
"Why-sa you shoots me, Han-ee?"
At least record who has submitted the take-down notice, and collect this information and make it public so the world will know who is making the most unwarranted take-downs.
Plus, it's Mattel. It probably melts the filament using an incandescent light bulb.
How much you want to bet it's really "whitelist wired.com *AND* subscribe for $1/week"?
Be prepared for all those follow-up comments about "Hey, whattsamatta? Didn't you RTFA?"
You *CAN'T*!
You know what else would cause drivers to slow down? Dumping a herd of goats on the road. Still doesn't make it a good idea.
This is probably the reason why Google is doing this. They realize that more and more people are using ad blockers because of fake download buttons and malware serving ads. As an ad provider themselves, Google is doing this to help their bottom line. It will also help the bottom line of other advertisers, and also help to bring a little bit of trust back to the advertisers.
Make mistakes and confuse your opponent.
Engineers don't have to design in obsolescence. It just comes naturally.
... They all have USB ports instead!
Case in point: Have you ever designed any industrial/scientific equipment with a serial port on it? Where do you plug that into on a modern PC?
Cell phones don't even have any moving parts, and under normal use, should not be subjected to physical stress. Also, at the time the poem was written, anyone could cut down a tree and fabricate wood replacement parts for a carriage. In today's world, the cell phone components were just not designed to be user replaceable.
THANK YOU! I read the whole poem, and still had no idea why anyone would name a carriage a "One-Hoss Shay". I have no idea what a Hoss is, and I have no idea what a shay is. Of course, I have heard of Horse and Chaise. Crazy 18th century poets!
Tons of people get that wrong, too.
MDA - Monochrome Display Adapter
CGA - Color Graphics Adapter
EGA - Enhanced Graphics Adapter
VGA - Video Graphics ARRAY
I think the people who named it just wanted to screw people up.
I'm sorry, we already have an "OCP", and Officer Alex Murphy can tell you how well that worked out.
On a typewriter, you can type a or e, and then backspace and then type an accent mark over the character you already typed. On a PC, it will REPLACE the character rather than just add it.
It's got to be better than working at Gamalon. That Desslok guy is a psychopath!