So their modest income is now trackable by the government, if not now, very soon. It’s only a matter of time until even the oldest profession in the world is monitored by governments for taxes due.
But the fact remains, "Any reproduction of this broadcast in whole or in part without the expressed written consent of the NFL is strictly prohibited". So no, you shouldn't be able to stream it in that way.
As well, it may be that the earth has been hotter at times in the past but never has the temperature risen at such an alarming rate. It's not just the temperature rising, it's the rate that it's changing.
I'm surprised more people here haven't questioned the 500x stat. Seriously, 500x more processing-intensive? If that's even remotely accurate, which I'm positive it's nowhere near that, it simply will just stay H.264 until things get cheaper.
The problem here is he's not looking at the bigger picture. In a congested big city you would be simply moving the traffic jam to the next traffic light. In bigger cities the lights all have to be coordinated so that you don't end up with a backlog of red light traffic that extends all the way back to the previous traffic light. And then having idiots that get stuck in the intersection blocking cross traffic.
Maybe it works in Greenville, population 100,000 but not in a city of 2-3 million or more.
To me the concern is not that the RCMP has the ability to monitor and record all voice and text communications in a cell, it's that so can anyone else who has the equipment. The fact that it's happening in the capital among all the government buildings is pretty concerning as it could be foreign governments, or whoever, spying on the Canadian government. Spying in this generation is nothing like the cold war and James Bond days of the 60s and 70s. The RCMP spying on my phone is the last of my worries. This is pretty serious stuff.
I think what is now DST should be the standard all year round. It gives better daylight time all year and we wouldn't have to deal with complete darkness at 5PM in winter. So what if the sun is over our heads at 1PM instead of 12PM. I don'e know about you but 12PM is not the halfway point in my day. Most people get up way after the sun's been up but stay up many hours after the sun's gone down. Adopting what is DST now as the standard all year would be perfect.
Once the last remaining physical connector goes away, it would be trivial to make a waterproof, dust-proof device.
What are you talking about? There are still the power, volume up, volume down buttons and the mute switch. Not to mention the microphone and speaker ports. And the USB-C port. If anything the home button is the one button that would be easy to seal and make waterproof/dust proof.
"Still, the development and roll-out of the anniversary iPhone suggest Apple's product strategy is driven less by technological innovation than by consumer upgrade cycles and Apple's own business and marketing needs."
Doing it for the money, who woulda thought?
It's true though, every time they come out with a new feature it's like they invented it.
The problem with IoT is almost 100% due to default passwords or no passwords. The solution is not to add another complicated layer on top. This is bullshit. We just need to start producing products with unique passwords. Simple.
I just bought a new TP-Link Ethernet over Power adapter kit with built-in WiFi and to my surprise, it comes with a little card with the unique password for my particular unit, in case I ever have to reset it to factory. No more default password for every unit. It's that simple folks.
They're storing fingerprints on gummy bears. Next we'll find out Homer Simpson manages the "database".
"Abraham said fingerprint and iris data of a person can be stolen with little effort -- a "gummy bear" which sells for a few cents"
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So their modest income is now trackable by the government, if not now, very soon. It’s only a matter of time until even the oldest profession in the world is monitored by governments for taxes due.
Or until AMD does something similar...
it stopped once I zipped up my pants.
Obama took away our guns and now he's trying to take away our F-22 Raptors, too.
You sir, are a moron
Since when did FFT become AI? The use of the term AI has become a joke.
Except for the unexplainable 9 tons of tungsten embedded in everything in a 1/2 mile radius.
But the fact remains, "Any reproduction of this broadcast in whole or in part without the expressed written consent of the NFL is strictly prohibited". So no, you shouldn't be able to stream it in that way.
Walmart customers have credit cards?
No. XCode 9 requires High Sierra, which will run on any MacBook released since 2010, and MBPs released in 2009.
Wrong. Xcode 9 needs macOS Sierra 10.12.4 to run. The 2009 MacBook Pro can only run the latest version of OS X El Capitan 10.11.6.
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No, I have to say I did not.
The restaurant chain will probably reward him for bringing it to their attention by giving him a gift card to the restaurant.
I have an idea... why don't they just build a browser that doesn't let extensions hijack the browser's proxy settings?
Because their name is Google, not googol, as in 1.0 × 10^100
As well, it may be that the earth has been hotter at times in the past but never has the temperature risen at such an alarming rate. It's not just the temperature rising, it's the rate that it's changing.
I'm surprised more people here haven't questioned the 500x stat. Seriously, 500x more processing-intensive? If that's even remotely accurate, which I'm positive it's nowhere near that, it simply will just stay H.264 until things get cheaper.
The problem here is he's not looking at the bigger picture. In a congested big city you would be simply moving the traffic jam to the next traffic light. In bigger cities the lights all have to be coordinated so that you don't end up with a backlog of red light traffic that extends all the way back to the previous traffic light. And then having idiots that get stuck in the intersection blocking cross traffic.
Maybe it works in Greenville, population 100,000 but not in a city of 2-3 million or more.
hahaha! LOL
To me the concern is not that the RCMP has the ability to monitor and record all voice and text communications in a cell, it's that so can anyone else who has the equipment. The fact that it's happening in the capital among all the government buildings is pretty concerning as it could be foreign governments, or whoever, spying on the Canadian government. Spying in this generation is nothing like the cold war and James Bond days of the 60s and 70s. The RCMP spying on my phone is the last of my worries. This is pretty serious stuff.
100% of kids in Netflix-only homes know what bit torrent is.
I think what is now DST should be the standard all year round. It gives better daylight time all year and we wouldn't have to deal with complete darkness at 5PM in winter. So what if the sun is over our heads at 1PM instead of 12PM. I don'e know about you but 12PM is not the halfway point in my day. Most people get up way after the sun's been up but stay up many hours after the sun's gone down. Adopting what is DST now as the standard all year would be perfect.
Once the last remaining physical connector goes away, it would be trivial to make a waterproof, dust-proof device.
What are you talking about? There are still the power, volume up, volume down buttons and the mute switch. Not to mention the microphone and speaker ports. And the USB-C port. If anything the home button is the one button that would be easy to seal and make waterproof/dust proof.
"Still, the development and roll-out of the anniversary iPhone suggest Apple's product strategy is driven less by technological innovation than by consumer upgrade cycles and Apple's own business and marketing needs."
Doing it for the money, who woulda thought?
It's true though, every time they come out with a new feature it's like they invented it.
The problem with IoT is almost 100% due to default passwords or no passwords. The solution is not to add another complicated layer on top. This is bullshit. We just need to start producing products with unique passwords. Simple.
I just bought a new TP-Link Ethernet over Power adapter kit with built-in WiFi and to my surprise, it comes with a little card with the unique password for my particular unit, in case I ever have to reset it to factory. No more default password for every unit. It's that simple folks.
They're storing fingerprints on gummy bears. Next we'll find out Homer Simpson manages the "database". "Abraham said fingerprint and iris data of a person can be stolen with little effort -- a "gummy bear" which sells for a few cents"