"When Microsoft cuts the chord on XP in two years it will effectively leave millions of existing Windows-based computers vulnerable to continued and undeterred cyberattacks, many of which hold the potential to find their way into consumer, enterprise and even industrial systems running the latest software"
while talking about XP? Its over 10 years old. Microsoft have been trying to push people away for two versions of windows. While their upgrade cycle might be very clunky, I don't think the blame can fall fully on them for people who run software which is 10 years out of date, and now out of support.
some weird application that appears while ago where you could draw a "shape" and name it - i.e. "Car" and then somewhere else on teh canvas you'd do "sun", "cloud" etc....
Once you'd done it it'd attempt to search and find images to make up your "master" image.
I don't know if your trolling, but your ignorance is amusing.
You think that mobile signals will need less bandwidth than a static TV signal? Ok they are totally different frequencies currently, but the idea that a one way transmission of a image can use more bandwidth than a 2 way transmission by a mobile device is laughable.
For the person living in said rented apartment currently the cost of refund might be that yes.
But try renting out a flat with no TV reception and suddenly you looking at a loss of earnings for the next 5-10-30 years while they "update the technology".
Yes, you can make the case that you don't use / have an aerial and so can't recieve TV on your television. Have fun convincing them of this fact tho.
Oh and you'd then legally be obliged not to watch any live TV via other devices (xbox, ps3, iplayer etc - though I don't actually recall ever seeing live tv on any of these devices.)
Pirate bay has a "down day" - its publicised and everyone giggles
pirate bay sets their A name record to the IP of the dutch goverment webserver chosen at random. They wait long enough, it gets banned. They then set the A record to another dutch goverment webserver.... etc
Unless theres some other way of getting the IP of a website, other than DNS this is the only way I can see they will block it, and so tpb can _Easily_ and rather amusingly abuse this.
Block google? Block hotmail, block anything they like simply by using the IP. Trolololol.:D
Ok, zimbra (mail server app) has the ability to set, to the second! (i believe) your out of office message.
So hm, yup, that'll send an out of office message, and you can set to to any text you like "Hi, i'm out of the office for the next 32 minutes and 42 seconds!"
day in day out users "forget" their chargers. What happens infact is they leave it at home because they are a lazy slob and don't want to carry it / lean over and unplug it. I know this, because I offered some users a spare charger and then they explained how much better it is now they don't need to carry / lean over.
Not to mention the extra sale this can add to a mac book sale
Sir, you also want our "mobile adapter" - it allows you to charge your mac book anywhere, and if someone was to steal it, they wouldn't be able to reset your password using it! Brilliant isn't it? We do it in black, or white.
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And in the good old fashioned open source sense you shared links to all your documentation..... and your control panel..... oh wait. :/
Sigh :(
I'm all for bashing Microsoft but how can you say
"When Microsoft cuts the chord on XP in two years it will effectively leave millions of existing Windows-based computers vulnerable to continued and undeterred cyberattacks, many of which hold the potential to find their way into consumer, enterprise and even industrial systems running the latest software"
while talking about XP? Its over 10 years old. Microsoft have been trying to push people away for two versions of windows. While their upgrade cycle might be very clunky, I don't think the blame can fall fully on them for people who run software which is 10 years out of date, and now out of support.
Ah yes, except the clicking is commonly caused by a lack of oil between the ball bearings in the motor.
No such failure.
Inflated prices would be my guess, along with a well known product.
Oh and difficulty in following the supply chain of other manufacturers. Apple are an easy target as they have everything "in house".
Elephants all the way down...
some weird application that appears while ago where you could draw a "shape" and name it - i.e. "Car" and then somewhere else on teh canvas you'd do "sun", "cloud" etc....
Once you'd done it it'd attempt to search and find images to make up your "master" image.
You should of documented everything as you went along.
Now it bites you in the ass, lucky for your replacement you haven't just been run over / killed some how and they CAN question you.
...... on wifes laptop and my password is too random to rmemeber :D
I don't know if your trolling, but your ignorance is amusing.
You think that mobile signals will need less bandwidth than a static TV signal? Ok they are totally different frequencies currently, but the idea that a one way transmission of a image can use more bandwidth than a 2 way transmission by a mobile device is laughable.
For the person living in said rented apartment currently the cost of refund might be that yes.
But try renting out a flat with no TV reception and suddenly you looking at a loss of earnings for the next 5-10-30 years while they "update the technology".
Because people turn their phones off?
Oh wait, that was your arguement against TV.
More people have TV's than Phones?
Yes, you can make the case that you don't use / have an aerial and so can't recieve TV on your television. Have fun convincing them of this fact tho.
Oh and you'd then legally be obliged not to watch any live TV via other devices (xbox, ps3, iplayer etc - though I don't actually recall ever seeing live tv on any of these devices.)
Don't GPS also have that nice sticker that says it must accept any interference blah blah blah.
Basically, is it illegal currently, because if it isn't, they aren't criminals :D
That google has had for a long time, and they had search by image. Please apple try and infringe on this. I hope google sue you into oblivion.
Actually, they said he was gay.
Theres a difference between being branded gay, and being branded a pevert.
Is he suddenly not gay anymore?
Heath and safety is expensive.
In china, someone dies, you have a funeral.
In the USA, someone dies, you have a court case, a huge investigation going on for months, and the media turns and bites you.
This is how it'll play out
Pirate bay has a "down day" - its publicised and everyone giggles
pirate bay sets their A name record to the IP of the dutch goverment webserver chosen at random. They wait long enough, it gets banned. They then set the A record to another dutch goverment webserver.... etc
Unless theres some other way of getting the IP of a website, other than DNS this is the only way I can see they will block it, and so tpb can _Easily_ and rather amusingly abuse this.
Block google? Block hotmail, block anything they like simply by using the IP. Trolololol. :D
Ok, zimbra (mail server app) has the ability to set, to the second! (i believe) your out of office message.
So hm, yup, that'll send an out of office message, and you can set to to any text you like "Hi, i'm out of the office for the next 32 minutes and 42 seconds!"
You've never worked in my office then..
day in day out users "forget" their chargers. What happens infact is they leave it at home because they are a lazy slob and don't want to carry it / lean over and unplug it. I know this, because I offered some users a spare charger and then they explained how much better it is now they don't need to carry / lean over.
Not to mention the extra sale this can add to a mac book sale
Sir, you also want our "mobile adapter" - it allows you to charge your mac book anywhere, and if someone was to steal it, they wouldn't be able to reset your password using it! Brilliant isn't it? We do it in black, or white.
Someone mod this guy up.
I use xfce4 with gnome-terminal. I don't mind other terminal emulators but gnome-terminal is nice.
And thats about all the customization I do.... I don't want my WM to do anything "clever" if I want some application I'll install it directly....
Then again, thats why I run gentoo and not some prepackaged distro which decides what I want to run.
OMG You've just reminded me of the hell in a kettle overclocked kettle video on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGL67coOdOk for those wondering.
Hmmmm 5 years ago I was running a single core 1.4ghz
Now I'm running 6 cores at 2.4 ghz.
But, yes, your point is valid ;)