Maybe Microsoft wants to roll it out slowly because it did not do enough QA on the release to assure it would be a smooth release cycle. So the early ones to get it are likely the real-world testers.
Facebook is a private website dedicated to monetizing the information they have collected from the members of that private site. Facebook can do whatever they please on their private website.
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If there is a problem, it is those people who mistake Facebook for journalism or integrity.
Granted some of the system (most?) needs to have a good security audit, he should not have done it so publically. He should have contacted the owner of the site and told them about the issues he found.
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Putting the video on youtube shows that he deserved the jail time he received.
Speaking of trajectory, wouldn't passing so close to earth have altered it?
Yes.
http://www.spaceweather.com/ar...
"...After it buzzed Earth, the space rock turned and headed for the Moon, executing a wider flyby of 179,000 miles on Sept. 8th. Researchers say 2016 RB1 is ~50 ft in diameter, about the size of a grey whale...."
...The asteroid's trajectory kept it well out of the way of any satellites...
Fortunately, the trajectory took the rock to the south of Earth where there are very few satellites. If the rock had passed by at that same distance on the equatorial plane (where the geosynchronous satellites reside at 25,000 miles), many, many people would have lost a lot of sleep.
Putin stated that the DNC attack was not an attack by the state of Russia. Putin said nothing about whether he ordered non-state actors to do the hack, a.k.a. plausible deniability.
This is just another egregious data harvesting attempt by Microsoft. Not being satisfied with scooping up data from our computers, Microsoft is now looking to look inside our appliances to see what we eat, what clothes we wash, etc.
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Android's huge problem these days is the number of unpatched devices "out there" because the OEMs don't want to patch those devices and, when the OEMs do patch, the incredible slowness of getting the devices patched and upgraded.
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The proposal under discussion on this thread has no benefit to mitigating those two problems that Android has.
Why is google putting Android security and upgrades in the low-priority queue?
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... transferring money from the masses to the few and in the harvesting of personal data.
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I see no reason to intentionally install malware on my phone.
... to like Linux.
Maybe Microsoft wants to roll it out slowly because it did not do enough QA on the release to assure it would be a smooth release cycle. So the early ones to get it are likely the real-world testers.
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This looks like the first step towards censorship to me. What will be next on the list of Things That Should Be Blocked?
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If there is a problem, it is those people who mistake Facebook for journalism or integrity.
Are we humans so self-centered that we did not expect other intelligent animials to talk with each other?
Mod parent up, please.
OK, then go to the county government. My point remains the same.
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Putting the video on youtube shows that he deserved the jail time he received.
Speaking of trajectory, wouldn't passing so close to earth have altered it?
Yes. http://www.spaceweather.com/ar... "...After it buzzed Earth, the space rock turned and headed for the Moon, executing a wider flyby of 179,000 miles on Sept. 8th. Researchers say 2016 RB1 is ~50 ft in diameter, about the size of a grey whale. ..."
...geosync is 22,300 miles, not 25k..
thx for the correction.
...The asteroid's trajectory kept it well out of the way of any satellites...
Fortunately, the trajectory took the rock to the south of Earth where there are very few satellites. If the rock had passed by at that same distance on the equatorial plane (where the geosynchronous satellites reside at 25,000 miles), many, many people would have lost a lot of sleep.
Putin stated that the DNC attack was not an attack by the state of Russia. Putin said nothing about whether he ordered non-state actors to do the hack, a.k.a. plausible deniability.
I don't follow European news, but I doubt that very much. ...
I do follow the EU news, fairly closely. The reasoning is that the uncertainty is worse than the leaving.
... invoke Article 50 first, leave, and then we will talk about special trade deals. You voted to leave, so leave already.
Typical Microsoft --- features first, security as an afterthought.
This is just another egregious data harvesting attempt by Microsoft. Not being satisfied with scooping up data from our computers, Microsoft is now looking to look inside our appliances to see what we eat, what clothes we wash, etc.
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But I'd definitely fire my CIO.
The opaqueness and secrecy of Apple was a natural fit for Clinton.
Really? II do not think it is a status thing. The iPhone is for followers, Android is for leaders.
The BSD-based operating system with an overly-high opinion of itself.
That also worked well, and didn't require some hopefully-accurate battery-watching algorithm.
... except for the times I use spaces.
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The proposal under discussion on this thread has no benefit to mitigating those two problems that Android has.
Why is google putting Android security and upgrades in the low-priority queue?