Apple allows developers to take certain facial data off the phone as long as they agree to seek customer permission and not sell the data to third parties
The Democratic Republic of Congo, where about half of all cobalt comes from -- is increasingly unstable, making car manufacturers nervous and cobalt all the more valuable.
Exactly: When I first joined FB, I was almost immediately contacted by a couple of ex's - one that I hadn't talked to since the late 80's, the other since the mid 90's.
Why are they in the news again? Incompetent administration, unpatched systems, no emphasis on security?
C-level execs bring home huge paychecks because of their (alleged) vast, exquisite expertise and the tremendous amount of responsibility they must bear. You can't collect a paycheck of this level while at the same time playing dumb and throwing underlings under the bus. Well, I guess you can, but you shouldn't.
HP does this in HP-UX and MPE; there is a mechanism where you can speed up the machine for a given amount of time and then they send you a bill for using the machine that you already paid for.
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My penis is a thing of beauty. Everybody should see it!
Not everyone can afford an electron microscope
In business like anything else, if there is a void, it will be filled.
Then why do we have this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Rather feels that you could apply the hipster label to anyone who isn't an automaton
Sounds exactly like something a hipster would say...
If it was an HP printer it would cheaper to just replace the space station
Apple does not sell your info, ever
It's much more profitable to rent the data
Bitcoin is basically designed to ensure people waste as much electricity as possible.
Excellent, Smithers! --Montgomery Burns
Apple allows developers to take certain facial data off the phone as long as they agree to seek customer permission and not sell the data to third parties
My sides! Ow! Please, stop, you're killing me!
The Democratic Republic of Congo, where about half of all cobalt comes from -- is increasingly unstable, making car manufacturers nervous and cobalt all the more valuable.
Sounds like someone needs a dose of "Freedom"
LinkedIn is bitching because other companies are slurping - for free - the personal information that LinkedIn collects - for free.
That's it - you're on the list now; this will be on your Permanent Record
There is literally (once again), no reason to make this thing a video other than for people too stupid to read.
My personal theory as to why people take simple crap and make a video of it is they hope to monetize it.
Exactly: When I first joined FB, I was almost immediately contacted by a couple of ex's - one that I hadn't talked to since the late 80's, the other since the mid 90's.
...because the drug companies sure are benefiting
Thank you for this - with the week I'm having, I needed a good belly laugh...
https://www.aprfinder.com/diff...
As Bonobo-American, I am offended by the comparison to Juggalos
y finger naturally falls right into the TouchID hole on the rear.
Are we still talking about phones?
Or a broomstick
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Why are they in the news again? Incompetent administration, unpatched systems, no emphasis on security?
C-level execs bring home huge paychecks because of their (alleged) vast, exquisite expertise and the tremendous amount of responsibility they must bear. You can't collect a paycheck of this level while at the same time playing dumb and throwing underlings under the bus. Well, I guess you can, but you shouldn't.
but thought she was the cat's meow when it came to managing high-tech companies
To be fair, slaying 30,000 serfs is pretty much the same in the 2000's as it was in the 1400's
then there is a benefit to the economy as a whole from automating or eliminating that job.
No. The only entities that benefit are the shareholders of that particular company in the form of increased profits.
HP does this in HP-UX and MPE; there is a mechanism where you can speed up the machine for a given amount of time and then they send you a bill for using the machine that you already paid for.
Goes along with their millions of fake users
But who should be jailed?
The entire C-suite - everyone with "chief" or "executive" in their title
C?O's are paid zillions because of all the alleged responsibility they shoulder; with great rewards comes great risks.