I'd say the problem is that the 'for once' is extra stupid, both for being sexist and wrong. Every slowdown in manufacturing and low skilled labor has had a larger impact on men.
We still have a couple legacy apps that are IE only.:(
It's sad. We've been saying for years that this is a problem and it needs replaced, but it's still there. So it sucks that we can't remove it from our machines, and it's good they're still doing security updates.
Can't speak to what that one does, but ad networks pull cookies and do other fingerprinting. So Facebook wasn't open, but an ad network cookie was there, so it could get your ID and feed it into the network. Boom, ad can now connect to you all over the place.
The AV product has to open and test the file. This can be a way for malware to hijack the AV product itself. By running that test in a sandbox, the malware has another hurdle (escaping the sandbox) before it can do anything.
I've always thought that the people who make women's clothes must actually hate women. Seems like a market opportunity, but I've looked for clothes that would fit my wife better, and they aren't there to buy. I don't get it.
This isn't even going to instant replay. It's a real-time overlay of the pitch that shows if it's a strike or not. The ump is very often wrong. The announcers don't even skip a beat, they just say, he's calling strikes a little outside tonight.
I think Baseball is hella-boring, but this is cool enough that you should check it out. If you scrub through this you can see it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6EDJ7IHfGE
That's the real concern. Not that they'll Skynet us, but that the political pressure that keeps us out of conflicts go away when there are no bodybags.
Get an app that allows you to whitelist sites. Any blacklist will be out of date or full of holes. With a whitelist, you pick where they are allowed to go.
If it's just being used to match, you could store a hash rather than the source data. If the hash of the credentials you supply match, you're in, but they can't lose the data because they don't have it. Same issues with storing passwords this way, but a hell of a lot better than storing the source data.
The genie is out of the bottle, and this is just another revenue stream. Much like 'pay TV' that is still full of ads, data monetization is probably here to stay.
How is this even possible? How can you patent it before you know what those genes do (even if you think that they should be patentable in the first place). It's like someone patenting random shapes of wood because they might figure out if they're gears some day.
The future of MS is Azure, not Windows. So they don't care what tools you use, what platform you're on, as long as you deploy to Azure. From that perspective this buy makes perfect sense. Most of the dissenters are people who think Windows and Office are still the center of the MS universe.
Because there isn't one database where they can find that data. Each state (and sometimes each City/Jurisdiction) has their own records, not all electronic. You have to run a background check in each location to get a full report.
I'm a very infrequent Uber user, but for me it's about convivence, cost, and cleanliness. With Uber I pull out my phone and can get a ride from just about anywhere to just about anywhere within minutes. I also know my cost before I get in. They're also better cared for vehicles. I'm sure some taxis are clean, but the few I've been in have been terrifyingly dirty.
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I'd guess it's more likely a nasty excel macro.
I'd say the problem is that the 'for once' is extra stupid, both for being sexist and wrong. Every slowdown in manufacturing and low skilled labor has had a larger impact on men.
We still have a couple legacy apps that are IE only. :(
It's sad. We've been saying for years that this is a problem and it needs replaced, but it's still there. So it sucks that we can't remove it from our machines, and it's good they're still doing security updates.
The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not 'Eureka!' but 'That's funny...' Isaac Asimov
It might be funny, but two wrongs don't make a right.
Google is an ad company too. That's where they make their money.
Can't speak to what that one does, but ad networks pull cookies and do other fingerprinting. So Facebook wasn't open, but an ad network cookie was there, so it could get your ID and feed it into the network. Boom, ad can now connect to you all over the place.
It's super creepy.
The subtle difference between "you are a moron" and "you did something moronic".
The AV product has to open and test the file. This can be a way for malware to hijack the AV product itself. By running that test in a sandbox, the malware has another hurdle (escaping the sandbox) before it can do anything.
It is a retro gaming competition. Even the sportsmanship is retro! :)
They're eating mosquitoes. That's got to be points in their favor.
I just came here to laugh. Not even the Federal Government is dumb enough to use Oracle's cloud offering.
I've always thought that the people who make women's clothes must actually hate women. Seems like a market opportunity, but I've looked for clothes that would fit my wife better, and they aren't there to buy. I don't get it.
This isn't even going to instant replay. It's a real-time overlay of the pitch that shows if it's a strike or not. The ump is very often wrong. The announcers don't even skip a beat, they just say, he's calling strikes a little outside tonight.
I think Baseball is hella-boring, but this is cool enough that you should check it out. If you scrub through this you can see it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6EDJ7IHfGE
That's the real concern. Not that they'll Skynet us, but that the political pressure that keeps us out of conflicts go away when there are no bodybags.
Now I almost want to buy one of these to see what shows up. :)
Get an app that allows you to whitelist sites. Any blacklist will be out of date or full of holes. With a whitelist, you pick where they are allowed to go.
If it's just being used to match, you could store a hash rather than the source data. If the hash of the credentials you supply match, you're in, but they can't lose the data because they don't have it. Same issues with storing passwords this way, but a hell of a lot better than storing the source data.
Blockchain is the most trackable currency ever invented. No secret government anything needed.
The genie is out of the bottle, and this is just another revenue stream. Much like 'pay TV' that is still full of ads, data monetization is probably here to stay.
I wonder if you can cut some other drug with it. Either that or junkies have figured out some way to make it fun.
How is this even possible? How can you patent it before you know what those genes do (even if you think that they should be patentable in the first place). It's like someone patenting random shapes of wood because they might figure out if they're gears some day.
The future of MS is Azure, not Windows. So they don't care what tools you use, what platform you're on, as long as you deploy to Azure. From that perspective this buy makes perfect sense. Most of the dissenters are people who think Windows and Office are still the center of the MS universe.
Because there isn't one database where they can find that data. Each state (and sometimes each City/Jurisdiction) has their own records, not all electronic. You have to run a background check in each location to get a full report.
I'm a very infrequent Uber user, but for me it's about convivence, cost, and cleanliness. With Uber I pull out my phone and can get a ride from just about anywhere to just about anywhere within minutes. I also know my cost before I get in. They're also better cared for vehicles. I'm sure some taxis are clean, but the few I've been in have been terrifyingly dirty.