Twitter misunderstood "every" is not a proper name specifying an individual account, but a noun used to indicate all members of a set, indicating that the NSL was for all accounts.
I will now have some lawyers create a large number of shell companies, all interlinked, but with to real purpose, but impossible to determine who owns what, and pursue the lawsuits using those shell companies, so I can't be directly linked to the lawsuits.
Totally worthwhile, because it means more corporations know your personal information, credit history and what specific items you purchase. There is no downside.
Microsoft, their trying to weld a touch-screen UI with a keyboard/mouse UI that can "scale" between a 4" phone screen to multiple 30" monitors. Almost nobody can spend the time/money/effort to present a good UI across those devices. And then Microsoft also has to deal with making stupid decisions just to make their UI different from MacOS.
No. There have been WAY too many reports of computers with valuable data being stolen from vehicles in the past 10+ years for him to be able to claim "I didn't realize computers get stolen from vehicles". Physical security of the computer has been part of computer security for a long time.
Answer: Each time, I can bend it a little more. I ended the test when I reached 180 degrees. I was unable to go past 180 degrees due to a physical limitation.
New error message: "You cannot view this ebook on your display because it does not support HDCP 3.7. Please connect a display that supports HDCP 3.7 or later and no other displays to your computer and try again."
actually, for the Enterprise version (at least it was supposed to be like this), moving the slider to zero is supposed to result in no data being sent. The same setting on the version us commoners get to use still sends data to MS.
Evidently even no health care is better than the ACA...
For Republican's, it is preferable that the people that need healthcare the most should be the first to go bankrupt paying for treatment, and then die because they can't afford it anymore. That way, it's a little cheaper for everyone else.
too many rim-job jokes to use "research in motion". It worked when they had co-ceo's that demanded rim-jobs, but it can't with a real corporate structure. It will collapse under the weight of all the jokes.
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thank god Windows didn't reboot while you were typing that. you lucky dog.
Twitter misunderstood "every" is not a proper name specifying an individual account, but a noun used to indicate all members of a set, indicating that the NSL was for all accounts.
I will now have some lawyers create a large number of shell companies, all interlinked, but with to real purpose, but impossible to determine who owns what, and pursue the lawsuits using those shell companies, so I can't be directly linked to the lawsuits.
Totally worthwhile, because it means more corporations know your personal information, credit history and what specific items you purchase. There is no downside.
Microsoft, their trying to weld a touch-screen UI with a keyboard/mouse UI that can "scale" between a 4" phone screen to multiple 30" monitors. Almost nobody can spend the time/money/effort to present a good UI across those devices. And then Microsoft also has to deal with making stupid decisions just to make their UI different from MacOS.
Yes, just what we always need. A bigger boom in a smaller space.
No. There have been WAY too many reports of computers with valuable data being stolen from vehicles in the past 10+ years for him to be able to claim "I didn't realize computers get stolen from vehicles". Physical security of the computer has been part of computer security for a long time.
A "computer security expert" would not leave their laptop in their car overnight.
Answer: Each time, I can bend it a little more. I ended the test when I reached 180 degrees. I was unable to go past 180 degrees due to a physical limitation.
I hope they are from Russia. I heard they are the best.
That just happens to be where AC's heart is.
New error message: "You cannot view this ebook on your display because it does not support HDCP 3.7. Please connect a display that supports HDCP 3.7 or later and no other displays to your computer and try again."
actually, for the Enterprise version (at least it was supposed to be like this), moving the slider to zero is supposed to result in no data being sent. The same setting on the version us commoners get to use still sends data to MS.
Evidently, the "good" stuff is reserved for non "common" people...
That's going to hurt in the morning.
Having a man who called it "the cyber" deciding who should be in charge of keeping the US safe from/on "the cyber" is what the real mistake is.
Evidently even no health care is better than the ACA...
For Republican's, it is preferable that the people that need healthcare the most should be the first to go bankrupt paying for treatment, and then die because they can't afford it anymore. That way, it's a little cheaper for everyone else.
Fraud has been the 'big thing' since forever. It's been time tested to be an excellent method separate people and their money.
Hookers and coke dealers keep raising their rates...
Maybe.
You really shouldn't talk about your daughter that way. It's quite inappropriate.
Except pets.com had an AWESOME spokes-puppet.
too many rim-job jokes to use "research in motion". It worked when they had co-ceo's that demanded rim-jobs, but it can't with a real corporate structure. It will collapse under the weight of all the jokes.
Yeah, if you aren't rich enough to move away, you deserve whatever happens to you. -creed of Republicans
w.t.f. Permission? Why do we need permission to do something? We've never needed permission before!