But still: 1) no one can remember short secure passwords, because the entropy is too high. 2) You need sentences and that requires more like 300 characters unless you're chinese. So secure is 18 randomly chosen words from a large dictionary with other words stuck in to turn them into sentences. 3) no one is going to type at a little phone screen for 15 minutes every time they want to use it!
That sound you hear is thousands of pedophiles and other criminals shouting out with glee...
No way, it won't apply to them. There will be some way that this only applies to the 0.1% who work on wallstreet. You aren't the class of people who constitutional protections apply to. You don't have enough money to matter.
Also, you're wrong. What was cool about 4chan is that it is anonymous. "Management" is the opposite of anonymous.
Then it got too popular and lost the advantage of a quirky culture and became whatever random American teens are, which is still a bit interesting to see unconstrained by identity.
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his name was never Christopher Poole. And you don't want to know why he uses that name in news papers.
He says he simplified the method so a stupid reporter could understand some of it.
Boot loader isn't a problem with the right root.
On mine the browser is much faster than firefox on a brand new window's 10 laptop with 16 gig of ram.
Seriously.
Mine is rooted. I buy Amazon books on it and ... nothing else.
Easy to push google stuff on to, easy to root. Cheap. Quad processor. Faster browsing than windows. Long battery life.
Programs like keyboards can get you to the hidden OS pages for installing keyboards.
believe that the public is infinitely stupid!
Oh, I thought it was more like a 7 number pin.
But still:
1) no one can remember short secure passwords, because the entropy is too high.
2) You need sentences and that requires more like 300 characters unless you're chinese. So secure is 18 randomly chosen words from a large dictionary with other words stuck in to turn them into sentences.
3) no one is going to type at a little phone screen for 15 minutes every time they want to use it!
because the password the user typed can't be long enough to be secure from brute force.
The phone is only "secure" if you can depend on the OS to wipe the phone after 5 bad attempts.
If you can get into the phone's internal flash, it's game over.
is non-consensual. That's not usually called "a relationship."
come from Japan before the west will try it.
At least if some people are telling the truth.
q: Siri, I love you
a: Can we get back to work?
(shot down by a bot)
q: F**k you!
a: I'm so sorry
q: Can I have a command prompt
a: I'm not allowed to give you that
q: why?
a: I don't know.
Microsoft is just trying to keep their product from saying anything that could become a meme on 4chan.
Trust big corporations to step on your fun in order to protect their reputation.
you insensitive clod!
weapons of math destruction. 3
to say that a majority DOESN'T support warrentless surveilance
That sound you hear is thousands of pedophiles and other criminals shouting out with glee...
No way, it won't apply to them. There will be some way that this only applies to the 0.1% who work on wallstreet. You aren't the class of people who constitutional protections apply to. You don't have enough money to matter.
Also, you're wrong. What was cool about 4chan is that it is anonymous. "Management" is the opposite of anonymous.
Then it got too popular and lost the advantage of a quirky culture and became whatever random American teens are, which is still a bit interesting to see unconstrained by identity.
If you want to feel old, consider that that was like 15 years ago, as old as the kids on 4chan WERE at the time.
Email me :p
Someone might have confused with 2chan (rather than 2 channel). Both japanese. 2chan copied the name from 2 channel.
I'm pretty sure there is no person named "Christopher Poole"
The name is a combination of 4chan jokes too unpc to even print, one racist and one to do with child porn.
Take that, little girls! Nutria thinks most girls are average or below average of something-or-other!
when Barbie gets a Privacy Policy and they start talking about telemetry updates.
I live in the United States of America, most probably they were issued for my government, this is the most practical solution here.