As of the last update for desktop OS there is an option to skip creation of or loggin into one's Apple account. I'm going to say it's not required. Additionally you should be able to use the Apple Mail and Messages apps without an Apple account.
Signaling the abundant and high-risk nature of hack-attacks, CEO Brian Moynihan says the Charlotte-based lender (NYSE:BAC) has no spending limits in place for its cyber security teams. Currently at $400M.
"The only place in the company that doesn't have a budget constraint is that area."
Yes, cheer for DT to succeed. Disrupt the echo chamber of sycophants with competent people of power and influence that DT can respect and that are visionaries grounded in science such as Musk.
The images appear to just be.gif type images originating from Bing. There's even a bing logo in the corner of the search window. I suspect it's similar to searching plain old Bing for.gif's. Even in safe search mode porn occasionally comes up.
The US seems unable to insure information. One hears of action by the US government that are offensive in nature, such as alleged hacks of state actors or in defeating encryption. What is being done about infosec defense? The most encouraging thing I've heard in the business community is from Bank of America where CEO Brian T. Moynihan said, "The only place in the company that doesn’t have a budget constraint is. .." cyber. He further notes they spend > $400M for this purpose.
Anyhow, the vibe is that things are getting worse and the good guys are losing. One's individual security is already a part time job if one is being diligent.
As with possible many of you I hated the quote above. I read the article looking for a good Twitter length summary and found there is more to it then what one might believe. Not to belabor things here is a quote toward the end.
"Ad-blocking has been a consumer plebiscite; as former Mozilla executive Darren Herman noted at the IAB Ad Operations Summit a few months back, the software offered consumers a vote â" and they have voted no on chaos, opacity, and slowness".
Sounds pretty insightful. I didn't agree with many thing therein but give it a read.
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for commerce seems to be a variation of Embrace, Extend, and Extinguish.
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As of the last update for desktop OS there is an option to skip creation of or loggin into one's Apple account. I'm going to say it's not required. Additionally you should be able to use the Apple Mail and Messages apps without an Apple account.
due to dubious cost:benefit ratio.
"The only place in the company that doesn't have a budget constraint is that area."
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https://twitter.com/i/moments/... Disclosure, it's my first try at making a Moment.
Starring Amy Adams maybe
Yes, cheer for DT to succeed. Disrupt the echo chamber of sycophants with competent people of power and influence that DT can respect and that are visionaries grounded in science such as Musk.
I gave it up before trial was over, due to reception issues.
It was one of my earliest memberships on www.
The images appear to just be .gif type images originating from Bing. There's even a bing logo in the corner of the search window. I suspect it's similar to searching plain old Bing for .gif's. Even in safe search mode porn occasionally comes up.
Yep.
The US seems unable to insure information. One hears of action by the US government that are offensive in nature, such as alleged hacks of state actors or in defeating encryption. What is being done about infosec defense? The most encouraging thing I've heard in the business community is from Bank of America where CEO Brian T. Moynihan said, "The only place in the company that doesn’t have a budget constraint is. . ." cyber. He further notes they spend > $400M for this purpose.
Anyhow, the vibe is that things are getting worse and the good guys are losing. One's individual security is already a part time job if one is being diligent.
So a link to this article and to the Yes Men NRA video on YouTube were tweeted with appropriate hashtags.
A variant of this is the pernicious and disconcerting act of self censorship.
Opt-in should be the rule. Trying to keep current with opt-out is a part time job.
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As with possible many of you I hated the quote above. I read the article looking for a good Twitter length summary and found there is more to it then what one might believe. Not to belabor things here is a quote toward the end. "Ad-blocking has been a consumer plebiscite; as former Mozilla executive Darren Herman noted at the IAB Ad Operations Summit a few months back, the software offered consumers a vote â" and they have voted no on chaos, opacity, and slowness". Sounds pretty insightful. I didn't agree with many thing therein but give it a read.
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Since they're 1,500 light-years away.
Seconded
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