...which is why I only get online using my corporate VPN, and never visited any sites that required a login (banking, blog, yadda yadda).
Of course that's assuming the VPN is secure enough...i'm sure there's a way around everything. Hell, just connecting to the WiFi and checking your email can give anyone your password if they have half a brain.
...it's just branded differently. Take Radio Shack for example, all of their stereo stuff called Optimus was really Pioneer. All of their Realistic scanners were really Uniden....yadda yadda..TV's were RCA.
I'm willing to bet it's just like laptops, only a handful of places make them, and they are customized and rebranded per customer request.
Hell, i'm sure the same goes for generic food in the supermarket.
All I could think about was the screw in the movie rolling around and beeping when I read this:)
Can't wait for this to come into being, and then the inevitable experation period when your car falls apart after 60k miles.
I can't believe this actually in considered an article, it's basically somebody giving themselves an ASCII blowjob.
I can't get my sister to figure out how to right click reliably, but somehow a linux distribution would be easier for her to use because it somes with more options..in theory?
Having 50 free programs don't mean jack if:
1. you can't install/run them easily
2. define a standard of usability among them all
3. coordinate thier appearance and setup
You don't like Word...fine, but guess what, there's no learning curve practically. If you can't figure out how to download a program and install it (a task infinatly more easy in windows) I don't care how long your desktop has been up.
Security thru obscurity is a lousy thing to brag about.
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...which is why I only get online using my corporate VPN, and never visited any sites that required a login (banking, blog, yadda yadda).
Of course that's assuming the VPN is secure enough...i'm sure there's a way around everything. Hell, just connecting to the WiFi and checking your email can give anyone your password if they have half a brain.
...it's just branded differently. Take Radio Shack for example, all of their stereo stuff called Optimus was really Pioneer. All of their Realistic scanners were really Uniden....yadda yadda..TV's were RCA.
I'm willing to bet it's just like laptops, only a handful of places make them, and they are customized and rebranded per customer request.
Hell, i'm sure the same goes for generic food in the supermarket.
You sold an Xbox 360 for $1500? Perhaps your problems were brought on by karma.....
Same topic with same wording was posted on broadbandreports.com earlier today: http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/65821
Martian Successor Nadesico anyone?
I thought what I'd do was, I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes.
correlation is not causation...
All I could think about was the screw in the movie rolling around and beeping when I read this :)
Can't wait for this to come into being, and then the inevitable experation period when your car falls apart after 60k miles.
Guess I'm the only one who has this set as their wallpaper in XP?
http://www.ua-corp.com/nosound.html
Of course, I found it thanks to [H]
I can't believe this actually in considered an article, it's basically somebody giving themselves an ASCII blowjob. I can't get my sister to figure out how to right click reliably, but somehow a linux distribution would be easier for her to use because it somes with more options..in theory? Having 50 free programs don't mean jack if: 1. you can't install/run them easily 2. define a standard of usability among them all 3. coordinate thier appearance and setup You don't like Word...fine, but guess what, there's no learning curve practically. If you can't figure out how to download a program and install it (a task infinatly more easy in windows) I don't care how long your desktop has been up. Security thru obscurity is a lousy thing to brag about.