Still worth a look. Eventually this sort of scenario will need to be explored. Perhaps a different way of looking at indoor farming makes sense. Maybe on a spaceship to another world.
After enjoying personal data giveaways by Anthem, Home Depot, LinkedIn, the federal government, Target and Equifax I find the Yahoo breach to be laughable. ymmv.
In my case I am now being offered a myriad of beauty products based on a one-time purchase for another. Don't get me wrong, I can use the help but I am not a likely customer. Some AI...
Spouse had to re-install Flash on Chrome to complete mandatory continuing ed coursework for job as RN. Chrome put up some resistance but we were able to beat it down and install Flash. I doubt the release of an html5 version is imminent.
The Feds Office of Personnel Management 2015 data breach wins (or loses) hands down. Not only an employee's personal info but family members and others included in "security" background checks. So, yeah, about those negligent contractors...
This sounds like a reasonable explanation but I don't see how a corporation as large as Apple could effectively cover it up for this long. Especially in light of the recent backlash. One disgruntled manager or well placed employee could topple the scheme. Still, I like the theory.
I can't believe there are not plenty of poor areas of the world that are more concerned with meeting human needs rather than catering to fashion taste.
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It's the other way around. Times, they are a changin.
Sorry, couldn't resist and get off my lawn.
I hope it continues to drive him and others of his ilk crazy.
Still worth a look. Eventually this sort of scenario will need to be explored. Perhaps a different way of looking at indoor farming makes sense. Maybe on a spaceship to another world.
That would be my first thought.
I guess he needs to bone up on his company security policy and business model.
While an extreme interrogation technique no doubt it would be used in some cases.
I'd expect the issue to surface as many times as necessary until the Justice (lol) Department gets what they want.
It's happening, albeit slowly. Dinosaurs feared extinction too.
Facebook's business model is predicated on this data collection and selling to whomever is willing to pay.
I fly when no other option is available. I plan to for germs but if seated near a sick person my options are limited. Parachute please?
After enjoying personal data giveaways by Anthem, Home Depot, LinkedIn, the federal government, Target and Equifax I find the Yahoo breach to be laughable. ymmv.
In my case I am now being offered a myriad of beauty products based on a one-time purchase for another. Don't get me wrong, I can use the help but I am not a likely customer. Some AI...
It would be a favor to all of us.
Of course it won't be that useful but at least affordable.
Spouse had to re-install Flash on Chrome to complete mandatory continuing ed coursework for job as RN. Chrome put up some resistance but we were able to beat it down and install Flash. I doubt the release of an html5 version is imminent.
The Feds Office of Personnel Management 2015 data breach wins (or loses) hands down. Not only an employee's personal info but family members and others included in "security" background checks. So, yeah, about those negligent contractors...
Agreed. "Click, click, click, install, finish" is pretty rigorous. Takes me back to the days of building gcc when the compiler compiled the compiler.
with 5 years experience in each (all).
Seems like a good idea to me but I'm no rocket scientist.
Still does not inspire confidence in these critical systems.
This sounds like a reasonable explanation but I don't see how a corporation as large as Apple could effectively cover it up for this long. Especially in light of the recent backlash. One disgruntled manager or well placed employee could topple the scheme. Still, I like the theory.
The summary is a feast of catchy names. All without explanation.
I can't believe there are not plenty of poor areas of the world that are more concerned with meeting human needs rather than catering to fashion taste.
If the selections were in the same menu then that's just horrible UI design. I assume both selections require a strong confirmation of the action too.