So far for 2017, Linux has 128 code execution vulnerabilities whereas Microsoft has 71. If any of you Mac people are feeling smug right now, Apple has 137. All software has bugs.
As someone in Seattle that has suffered at least two-thousand days of downltime with our Internet access, you are wrong.
So this is the first day you have had internet in the last 5 and half years! What a coincidence! You probably won't be able to read this as your internet is probably down again by now.
In an anti-universe: "The anti-researchers hope to answer one of the big mysteries of our anti-universe: Why, in the early anti-universe, did matter lose out to regular old antimatter? anti-NPR reports:"
This is peanuts. Assuming they hit each consumer for $9.99/mo. and 2.7M victims, that $88M would be collected in 4 months. They did this for years. Maybe decades. How is this punishment? There needs to be a couple of zeros added on to the end of that fine.
If you are serious and you think that, in the past decade, the republicans have put citizen privacy before businesses, then I have a very nice bridge to sell you.
GPS' horizontal accuracy is good - about 1m. But its vertical accuracy is horrible - anywhere from tens of meters to a hundred meters or more. GPS was never made with vertical accuracy in mind.
GPS vertical accuracy is just as good as it's "horizontal" accuracy. It is just that the GPS receiver does not have accurate topological data, which is difficult to comeby. Early GPS receivers didn't have any topological data at all.
Is there ever a reason to actually register one of these products with your real name and info? Unless it's my bank, DL, or passport, I see no point in giving any of these companies real info.
Slashdot Mirror
Then pull their app out of the store.
That really would trigger an anti-trust lawsu... oh, wait. No it wouldn't.
https://askubuntu.com/question...
Papers please. Nevermind, just hold still for a photo.
I'm still waiting for the paperless society computers were supposed to bring.
Care to cite what law a non-disparagement agreement supposedly violates?
... condemns the release of any information that could compromise our nation's security.
Translation: We regret you chose to point out that we are a bunch of incompetent fucktards. We condemn that.
married to Pamela Anderson.
But then you only have USB=C instead of Hepatitis-C
She will apply for a new CEO position regardless and she does need an efficient inbox to deal with all the rejection letters.
In this case, there is only one shareholder: the Chinese government.
http://www.cvedetails.com/top-...
So far for 2017, Linux has 128 code execution vulnerabilities whereas Microsoft has 71. If any of you Mac people are feeling smug right now, Apple has 137. All software has bugs.
http://www.nationaldebtclocks....
As someone in Seattle that has suffered at least two-thousand days of downltime with our Internet access, you are wrong.
So this is the first day you have had internet in the last 5 and half years! What a coincidence! You probably won't be able to read this as your internet is probably down again by now.
Compared to Objective C, it is a thing of beauty.
In an anti-universe: "The anti-researchers hope to answer one of the big mysteries of our anti-universe: Why, in the early anti-universe, did matter lose out to regular old antimatter? anti-NPR reports:"
This is peanuts. Assuming they hit each consumer for $9.99/mo. and 2.7M victims, that $88M would be collected in 4 months. They did this for years. Maybe decades. How is this punishment? There needs to be a couple of zeros added on to the end of that fine.
If a rocket explodes in space, would it make a sound?
If you are serious and you think that, in the past decade, the republicans have put citizen privacy before businesses, then I have a very nice bridge to sell you.
Is that bridge open?
GPS' horizontal accuracy is good - about 1m. But its vertical accuracy is horrible - anywhere from tens of meters to a hundred meters or more. GPS was never made with vertical accuracy in mind.
GPS vertical accuracy is just as good as it's "horizontal" accuracy. It is just that the GPS receiver does not have accurate topological data, which is difficult to comeby. Early GPS receivers didn't have any topological data at all.
"You know what Steve Jobs thinks of the Barometer in his new iPhone7?"
He would be so happy because being 6 feet under, he can't get GPS!
You ought to read this and the origins of ULA.
thespacereview.com
and this
seattle times
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
That is ok because nobody will ever see the link anyway.
Windows only though.
From the webpage:
"Pale Moon is an Open Source, Firefox-based web browser available for Microsoft Windows and Linux...."
Is there ever a reason to actually register one of these products with your real name and info? Unless it's my bank, DL, or passport, I see no point in giving any of these companies real info.
Nope. Rusty Shackleford every time.
I use Giles Wigglesworth
Sounds like you are talking about sheep.