Suppose that the information was retrieved from the SSL connection to Kapersky's servers.
No one is asking them for info on how they may have got the stuff. All we want is *the* stuff. They will never divulge details [possibly] because this information is fake.
'If the government has any evidence -- or even compelling reasons for being suspicious -- it should be sharing that, because many companies and consumers rely on Kaspersky Lab products.
While I wholeheartedly agree with this statement, I will not be surprised if this administration uses the line, "Sharing more of what we already have divulged, will be tantamount to giving up our sources and methods.
BTW, this line was used by Obama administration as well, when they were talking about Russian involvement in last year's elections.
This line of thinking presupposes that this fella is kind-of broke. I personally know of a number of colored folk who are doing way better than myself.
Some of these folk run their own businesses and are doing quite well.
They prefer to remain low; but are doing very very well. One of them I am sure, would hire you.
"There comes a time when either you haven't achieved success, work has burned you out, or lived experience tells you family is more important,"
That is if you or those close to you aren't divorced or about to.
Look, there's a fundamental problem with how we in the west handle matters. The [senseless] need to "achieve" burns many out. When coupled with debt, things go south pretty fast.
The U.S. State Department's email system underwent a worldwide outage Friday, affecting all its unclassified communications within and outside of the department.
There will be mention of Russia in relation to this unfortunate event, partly as an effort to hide our [inherent] incompetency, sadly.
Some devices were found to have physical ports that could be used to attach devices containing malicious software. Others had insecure Wi-Fi connections, or were running outdated software with security vulnerabilities like Windows XP.
Does anyone like myself, see this as a reason to support our president?
Folks, let's join our president's efforts in making "America Great Again!"
No...Blame the food. Whenever I go to those so called 3rd world countries, their fruits taste better, have an aroma and someone can tell that a neighbor is preparing beef or poultry from the perceived smell.
When one visits the fruit section of some of these so called healthy food stores, not an iota of smell/scent of fruit is perceived! Something is surely wrong here.
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Suppose that the information was retrieved from the SSL connection to Kapersky's servers.
No one is asking them for info on how they may have got the stuff. All we want is *the* stuff. They will never divulge details [possibly] because this information is fake.
'If the government has any evidence -- or even compelling reasons for being suspicious -- it should be sharing that, because many companies and consumers rely on Kaspersky Lab products.
While I wholeheartedly agree with this statement, I will not be surprised if this administration uses the line, "Sharing more of what we already have divulged, will be tantamount to giving up our sources and methods.
BTW, this line was used by Obama administration as well, when they were talking about Russian involvement in last year's elections.
How it makes sense, I cannot figure out.
Apple simply "planning an upgrade" makes news! Really? Think about it...Merely "planning" making news!
So next time Apple "plans" to upgrade another of its products will also make news I guess, right?
This line of thinking presupposes that this fella is kind-of broke. I personally know of a number of colored folk who are doing way better than myself.
Some of these folk run their own businesses and are doing quite well.
They prefer to remain low; but are doing very very well. One of them I am sure, would hire you.
A wide array of people have complained about being successfully targeted by this sort of attack, including a Black Lives Matter activist (bold mine)
Why include this fella, really?
That is out of 1,000 victims or so...?
"There comes a time when either you haven't achieved success, work has burned you out, or lived experience tells you family is more important,"
That is if you or those close to you aren't divorced or about to.
Look, there's a fundamental problem with how we in the west handle matters. The [senseless] need to "achieve" burns many out. When coupled with debt, things go south pretty fast.
or catcall women walking down the street!
Do those folks still do this stuff?
There's no point in having a robot move bricks a human can move.
Dude, it's all about the money. While humans can do what you suggest, robots need no overtime or days off or politics.
In fact, They work better than human beings who will [sometimes] strike over pay.
Brick layers should worry.
These machines do not get tired;
they do not ask for over time;
they do not need "days-off';
they do not engage in office "politics";
They will work exactly as programmed.
Those are some of the benefits. I am sure there are more. Question is: What will present brick layers do?
Is this the same FBI that was sure Iraq had WMDs? We all know what happened thereafter.
The report, while seemingly convincing, was a pile of lies.
Sadly, after so much life had been lost. Folks continue to pay for the mistakes. why should we put any stock in these statements?
The U.S. State Department's email system underwent a worldwide outage Friday, affecting all its unclassified communications within and outside of the department.
There will be mention of Russia in relation to this unfortunate event, partly as an effort to hide our [inherent] incompetency, sadly.
But while the camera is pretty good, it doesn't live up to the high bar the rest of the phone market has set.
Absence of a 3.5 mm headphone jack is a non-starter for me.
I always enjoy listening to the Oral Arguments.
Can any member here point me to any audio or video?
I would imagine the waters being all frozen in winter.
How do they handle this?
...Microsoft Office Suite replacement.
By "credible", I mean a suite that will: -
... allow "Business Logic" to be programmed into it
... one that will be fast as well.
Think of it as a suite that will have a Visual Basic equivalent.
Short of that, I am uninterested, unfortunately.
China and Japan, which hold over a trillion dollars in U.S. government debt each -- which has caused considerable hand-wringing in Washington.
Can someone who is in the know tell me whether we as Americans should be proud of this and why?
"Thanks, Jared. With a promise like that, I can't refuse. Also, if you ever need it, my personal email is" (redacted).
A "food" promise will work most of the time.
Now, just suppose it were something to do with [propositioning] the fairer sex! Now, that would have been a scandal big time.
My take: Those folks are lucky, for now.
but there is nothing stopping them doing extra shiny things with their own software that Android doesn't natively support.
It seems you read my mind. Look, this man is just trolling. Wasn't he fired by Google a few years ago?
Methinks he's just been paid. Where does he work now BTW?
Some devices were found to have physical ports that could be used to attach devices containing malicious software. Others had insecure Wi-Fi connections, or were running outdated software with security vulnerabilities like Windows XP.
Does anyone like myself, see this as a reason to support our president?
Folks, let's join our president's efforts in making "America Great Again!"
When measured from the peak in 2013, "overall robberies involving smartphones have declined an astonishing 50 percent...
In my little world these include cellphone attributes that have made them cheaper and therefore more available: -
1: More powerful but cheaper at the same time
2: More varied especially in the Android world
3: No longer *the gadget* to have, i.e. They aren't a status symbol anymore. Heck, you can finance an iPhone at 0% at WalMart!
For instance:
GMail - I find it ugly and too bland by default.
Photos - We cant sort within this application! Google, really? Neither can a user separate videos from photos!
Hangouts - Does anyone still use this app? Where is WhatsApp's competition? I guess all iterations of potential apps were DoA!
Calendar - It needs a refresh. One cannot copy an event and have it repeated at another date/time! I am glad one can move it by dragging though.
Am I wrong?
No...Blame the food. Whenever I go to those so called 3rd world countries, their fruits taste better, have an aroma and someone can tell that a neighbor is preparing beef or poultry from the perceived smell.
When one visits the fruit section of some of these so called healthy food stores, not an iota of smell/scent of fruit is perceived! Something is surely wrong here.
They had me hooked to the intro till I read the following...
Oh, there's no headphone jack on this thing either.
Something isn't quite right at Motorola, sadly. I am out! Sorry!
The box behind the blades - the nacelle - could hold two double-decker buses
If this is true, these things a gigantic...I need to pay a visit if they will allow me.
Can any "Slashdotter" collaborate the nacelle's size metric? Hard to believe.
You see, it's reported that Russia has already tested such a missile.
In fact, the Russians claim that because of the missile they tested, our missile defenses are already obsolete.
That doesn't mean we were completely safe before this missile.