Did you miss the part where the postmaster general said that these arrangements are beneficial to the post office? Is there any data to back up your claim that they're losing money on the deal?
You have to realize that these devices and tools are global. So while we may have a healthy debate on whether the police in your country are acting in good faith, we can probably wholeheartedly agree that there are oppressive governments in the world. Denying the good guys these tools is the price for denying them to the bad guys.
How does that help? If I send a username and password, they were logging both and anyone with access could log in as you. If they were using your plan, I'd send a username and hash, they would still have been logging both and anyone with access could log in as you.
I get that you'd prefer a display rather than a smart TV (and they sell them, just look under monitors rather than TVs and expect to pay more). However, I don't see why that would actually stop you. I have a 'smart' TV with the wireless disabled and Ethernet disconnected.
Not automation, just more work. No new tools, no new 'bots. We do 'more with less' with usually just ends up being you decide what isn't critical and that part doesn't happen. Training and documentation are the usual victims, which just makes a disaster in the future.
It's so obvious that people who track this stuff for a living aren't sure.
I'm not saying you're wrong, but do you have any data, or just your gut?
Where I work zero jobs were lost to automation. All of our cut jobs just had their duties dumped on someone else, who in 2009 was just happy to still have a job. Unfortunately after a decade, the company, and some employees, have forgotten that what they do used to be three jobs.
Nope. I don't care if you're watching Netflix, listening to Pandora, or whatever as long as you aren't annoying the people around you and are getting your work done.
They still need your card data, they still need a payment processor. So, now we don't have to enter our CC, it just sends it behind the scenes. So, this helps lazy people and means that a browser flaw could allow an attacker to charge my CC.
Not the GP, but I have one and really like it. The voice recognition is good and pretty much anyone can use it and it's not too far off the price point of a nice wireless speaker. The usage is the best part. I can use it, my wife can use it, my kids can use it. My wife hates technology, so that she can be in the kitchen and call out "Alexa, play the Gypsy Kings" and the Gypsy Kings starts playing makes it worth it.
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Did you miss the part where the postmaster general said that these arrangements are beneficial to the post office?
Is there any data to back up your claim that they're losing money on the deal?
Prisons are now a business. Recidivism is a feature not a bug now.
Yea, but..
I'm wrong, but...
Hillary would have been worse...
Not a single word of that is true or could be supported by anything in this bill of the original NN regulation.
It's easy to write accounts like yours off as a troll, but I think you're probably really and fucking crazy.
Wrong. US Customs was/is asking to view and download data from travelers' devices.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/usa-border-phones-search-1.4494371
Blanket sweep, no warrant, no stated purpose, no rules on what was done with your data.
You have to realize that these devices and tools are global. So while we may have a healthy debate on whether the police in your country are acting in good faith, we can probably wholeheartedly agree that there are oppressive governments in the world. Denying the good guys these tools is the price for denying them to the bad guys.
How does that help? If I send a username and password, they were logging both and anyone with access could log in as you. If they were using your plan, I'd send a username and hash, they would still have been logging both and anyone with access could log in as you.
I get that you'd prefer a display rather than a smart TV (and they sell them, just look under monitors rather than TVs and expect to pay more). However, I don't see why that would actually stop you. I have a 'smart' TV with the wireless disabled and Ethernet disconnected.
It's probably your cookies that are revealing where you are.
Edge and IE have webRTC disabled by default. So the MS browsers are safe. I know, I was shocked too. :)
Nope. No one is ever happy. If you make less, you're pissed. If you make more, it's not enough more, and you're pissed.
No, involuntary manslaughter needs the death to be caused by recklessness or criminal negligence, or from an unlawful act.
Not automation, just more work. No new tools, no new 'bots. We do 'more with less' with usually just ends up being you decide what isn't critical and that part doesn't happen. Training and documentation are the usual victims, which just makes a disaster in the future.
No, you just clicked something incorrectly.
It's so obvious that people who track this stuff for a living aren't sure.
I'm not saying you're wrong, but do you have any data, or just your gut?
Where I work zero jobs were lost to automation. All of our cut jobs just had their duties dumped on someone else, who in 2009 was just happy to still have a job. Unfortunately after a decade, the company, and some employees, have forgotten that what they do used to be three jobs.
Right? I'm not sure where they got to staying indoors more from data that says people travel less.
Depends. I can stream from my iPhone to my friend's chromecast, from the youtube app.
Nope. I don't care if you're watching Netflix, listening to Pandora, or whatever as long as you aren't annoying the people around you and are getting your work done.
Yes, then I found out they broke the QuickJava extension, which is the only reason I use FF. So now I'm going back.
Why can't you delete them?
They still need your card data, they still need a payment processor. So, now we don't have to enter our CC, it just sends it behind the scenes. So, this helps lazy people and means that a browser flaw could allow an attacker to charge my CC.
Does anyone go to pirate bay with JS enabled?
Not the GP, but I have one and really like it. The voice recognition is good and pretty much anyone can use it and it's not too far off the price point of a nice wireless speaker. The usage is the best part. I can use it, my wife can use it, my kids can use it. My wife hates technology, so that she can be in the kitchen and call out "Alexa, play the Gypsy Kings" and the Gypsy Kings starts playing makes it worth it.
Not even joking. Two monitors improves worker performance from accounting to IT to graphics. Keeping people at one for some aesthetic reason is crazy.
One monitor? Are they animals?