But they are spending in on older and more established researchers, (sure bets) which will eventually retire. Then what? If all the young guys go elsewhere for jobs, in 15 years there will be no one to give the money to.
When the distant future is only next quarter, this kind of thing happens. No one cares about consequences that will only happen after they have left the job... So, be ready to see basic research shift to another country in about 15 years.
Funny, but it does make me wonder why people keep anything in these exchange or in online wallets anymore. I mean is keeping a small file safe yourself really that hard?
Depends on how long you keep your phone. My phone is going on 6 years now and really could use a third battery. My tablet is 2 years old and is just beginning to show signs of needing one now.
A touch interface is much easier for some people to use than a mouse.
But they suck balls for highly dense knowledge work. The precision is not there. Go ahead... Select a single character in the middle of a word on your tablet. I dare you. And PCs are eventually going to be the people that can not make do with a tablet, and having the tablet interface hurts that function.
The article is like saying Toilet Paper will replace tablets since the sales are so much better. It confuses purchase with use. I have a dumb phone and a tablet. I caught grief for a lot of years, but I am starting to get more people asking me about it and considering joining the Luddite band.:) A "phabulet" is too big as a phone with a screen that is still to small for reading anything but twitter and facebook.
And even if ALL 13000 were Amazon, that is a tiny percentage of accounts. It would be nice if they had posted the link so you could look for your name. Now it is hidden so the people least likely to be on the list (those with enough clue not to install the malware) can find it in a few minutes, but those most likely to be on the list will have no clue how to...
The "Microsoft controls the servers in Ireland, so can hoover up everything they hold" case indicates that if a single person in Romania can get the data then the Romanian police can get the data.
I think the South African Police might have something to say about that. Just as an example, of course... http://www.datacentermap.com/s...
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Or m0n0wall, or Untangle, or ddwrt, or.... Shit, anything. Of course changing the fucking password works too, and is easier.
If 2Wire (the worst fucking router manufacturer on the planet) and ATT (if not the worst, in a close race with Comcast) can manage it, ANYONE can!
I don't think this is a business issue.
Never said anything about business. Government does the same thing but worse. They only care about the quarter before the election cycle.
But they are spending in on older and more established researchers, (sure bets) which will eventually retire. Then what? If all the young guys go elsewhere for jobs, in 15 years there will be no one to give the money to.
When the distant future is only next quarter, this kind of thing happens. No one cares about consequences that will only happen after they have left the job... So, be ready to see basic research shift to another country in about 15 years.
Well, you would not want to brag here BEFORE getting banned by the 6241 online casinos, would you?
Funny, but it does make me wonder why people keep anything in these exchange or in online wallets anymore. I mean is keeping a small file safe yourself really that hard?
Outsourcing only works from 2 fundamentals - ignoring IP (theft) and currency manipulation.
You left out government regulation, taxes, and pollution controls.
But it is emissions in someone else's backyard, so it doesn't count...
"Where does the hydrogen come from??"
Water, and dreams...
Depends on how long you keep your phone. My phone is going on 6 years now and really could use a third battery. My tablet is 2 years old and is just beginning to show signs of needing one now.
I mean, why should we buy phones that we can't change the battery in the first place?
Because people get distracted by the new shiny, and forgot to look...
A touch interface is much easier for some people to use than a mouse.
But they suck balls for highly dense knowledge work. The precision is not there. Go ahead... Select a single character in the middle of a word on your tablet. I dare you. And PCs are eventually going to be the people that can not make do with a tablet, and having the tablet interface hurts that function.
The article is like saying Toilet Paper will replace tablets since the sales are so much better. It confuses purchase with use. I have a dumb phone and a tablet. I caught grief for a lot of years, but I am starting to get more people asking me about it and considering joining the Luddite band. :) A "phabulet" is too big as a phone with a screen that is still to small for reading anything but twitter and facebook.
Are you serious? The pleasebangmywife.com guys would love the extra advertising! It is the bronies that are ashamed.
Relax... It is totally obvious that this was a malware dump to anyone who is not a technical journalist. :)
But to be fair... What does Microsoft have that anyone wants? :)
And even if ALL 13000 were Amazon, that is a tiny percentage of accounts. It would be nice if they had posted the link so you could look for your name. Now it is hidden so the people least likely to be on the list (those with enough clue not to install the malware) can find it in a few minutes, but those most likely to be on the list will have no clue how to...
The "Microsoft controls the servers in Ireland, so can hoover up everything they hold" case indicates that if a single person in Romania can get the data then the Romanian police can get the data.
I think the South African Police might have something to say about that. Just as an example, of course... http://www.datacentermap.com/s...
This right here. Finding torrents is easy. Find torrents that are not crap is a bit harder.
I assume you gave up your ink-jet printer for a color lasar?
Damn fucking right! Several years ago, and I have only replaced toner once. There is a limit to what I will spend on "rented" product...
In Sydney, it was not the ride out of town that was expensive. It was getting someone to come back into town to pick you up.
But this is all different because it is "On The InterNet!"
Ticket scalpers will sell you prior art for $100 over face value.
Pirates will always have something to morally justify it to their own conscience, there's no point pandering to them.
Supporting the 4th amendment is pandering to pirates now? Because the media industry wants it gone from the Internet, or any electronic devices...