Not saying that people that choose Go Daddy deserve to have their sites down, I don't blame the victim for choosing them as their provider, however Go Daddy is not exactly the most ethical company. I can see why they would be targeted in such an attack.
Of course it doesn't. Apple was after Samsung for the phone (hardware) and touchwiz (interface) components that were "copied". They are not interested in fighting Android (Google); yet....
RIM makes the BlackBerry app; not Facebook. Same as Twitter. Might change with BB10 but right now Facebook and Twitter don't see value in making apps for Blackberry, so RIM does it themselves.
The Ford engine doesn't fit well into my Chevy car. Come on people! Of course Apple isn't going to make their hardware work well with Linux. They have no need to.
RIM can give away the BIS (Blackberry Internet Service - used by a non-corporate person in most cases) keys because those servers are operated by the carriers. BESs (Blackberry Enterprise Servers) are owned/operated by a company and RIM does NOT ever have the keys to give away. So the corporate customers using a BES are safe from the governments that have been the keys, Joe Blow on the street is not.
1. Facebook connect.
Remember that Facebook only knows what you tell it. You could always make an account with only required fields filled out, NEVER use it as intended (set all the security/privacy to the highest and don't every friend anyone, join any groups, or "like" anything), and just use that as your SSO solution.
Or if you simply refuse to use Facebook at all:
2. Lastpass. Can't say enough about these guys. It is FREE and just works.
The drones at most of these stores don't care; I should know I use to be one and I was the "odd man out" that would notice these things and say something. A lot of times as a cashier speed (items per hour) matters more than accuracy. Your bonus can depend on it, so doing any kind of "checks" hurts a lot.
Who uses this word? I had to look it up and even Wikipedia re-directs it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banal - Goes to the page on "Predictability" with the note "(Redirected from Banal)"
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RT is what Microsoft is calling the ARM version of the OS. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_RT. Windows Runtime ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Runtime ) is the Run Time. Confused yet? :)
Not saying that people that choose Go Daddy deserve to have their sites down, I don't blame the victim for choosing them as their provider, however Go Daddy is not exactly the most ethical company. I can see why they would be targeted in such an attack.
This! They want to be slimy, be slimy right back. Although they might be paying your expenses (food, etc) for the week. Depends on the details...
That wouldn't surprise me at all. Good scam if you think about it!
Of course it doesn't. Apple was after Samsung for the phone (hardware) and touchwiz (interface) components that were "copied". They are not interested in fighting Android (Google); yet....
Installing it now; let's hope it works! Oh and FIRST! :)
RIM makes the BlackBerry app; not Facebook. Same as Twitter. Might change with BB10 but right now Facebook and Twitter don't see value in making apps for Blackberry, so RIM does it themselves.
Interesting. Thank you.
Not being a jerk; but I would love to see some sources on this that would confirm M$ helped SCO out.
The Ford engine doesn't fit well into my Chevy car. Come on people! Of course Apple isn't going to make their hardware work well with Linux. They have no need to.
Plus it's tasty! :P
RIM can give away the BIS (Blackberry Internet Service - used by a non-corporate person in most cases) keys because those servers are operated by the carriers. BESs (Blackberry Enterprise Servers) are owned/operated by a company and RIM does NOT ever have the keys to give away. So the corporate customers using a BES are safe from the governments that have been the keys, Joe Blow on the street is not.
Best advice so far!
1. Facebook connect. Remember that Facebook only knows what you tell it. You could always make an account with only required fields filled out, NEVER use it as intended (set all the security/privacy to the highest and don't every friend anyone, join any groups, or "like" anything), and just use that as your SSO solution. Or if you simply refuse to use Facebook at all: 2. Lastpass. Can't say enough about these guys. It is FREE and just works.
These look neat. Might have to pick one up. Would make a good winter time "man cave" activity :)
Die in a fire!!!
Because they can! Profit $$$$$$$$$$$$
What are you going to do about it?
Well said and I agree with you 100% on all three points.
You basically described the RIM/Blackberry use case; why not use them? The Bold 9900 is actually a nice phone.
Agree with you both and nice insight into why they might be in this mess.
Thank you for seeing that I was trying to be genuine.
I almost feel bad for them at this point. They are trying but can't seem to do anything to help themselves.
The drones at most of these stores don't care; I should know I use to be one and I was the "odd man out" that would notice these things and say something. A lot of times as a cashier speed (items per hour) matters more than accuracy. Your bonus can depend on it, so doing any kind of "checks" hurts a lot.
Out of curiosity, where are you?
I work in Toronto, live in the town of Ajax just east of there.
Who uses this word? I had to look it up and even Wikipedia re-directs it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banal - Goes to the page on "Predictability" with the note "(Redirected from Banal)"