For #3, you have to trust your friends; what if one of friends is a coworker and shows stuff to your boss, etc...
So #1 is the best bet. Or completely separate work-facebook from home-facebook (don't add anyone connected to your work to your home-facebook account).
Wow that's just too much work.
I know what you mean. I hate this one person who works for subway (just a nasty personality). The thought of her preparing my food makes me ill. I once went in and saw that she was working and walked right out. That's how I feel about bing. (she would be microsoft)
So if the government wants them to make an omelet and company breaks some eggs, is it all the company's fault or does the government bear some responsibility?
Really good points. Also the new brakes on cars mask the difficulty in stopping form high speeds vs from low speeds (the pedal has the same resistance and other things) so one forget how much energy/momentum in involved (vs slightly older cars)... I wonder if this misleads young drivers...
Thank you, very informative. I asked with an individual's point of view (as opposed to a business's) and didn't consider busnisses. And you showed me the narrow perspective I was using:) I guess with a name like IBM backing the software, IT departments probably feel more comfortable recommending it.
And IBM made it so registration is required to download. I'm not sure what Symphony adds to Openooffice.org that having to give IBM my name/email is worth it.
I tried it on a (to be reformatted) computer a while ago and if I remember, there were features/buttons taken out (can't remember what but I couldn't use it because of it, sorry I can't remember).
but why does it need my location?
You mean the great OS that reports data back to palm? http://yro.slashdot.org/story/09/08/12/1616243/Palm-Pre-Reports-Your-Location-and-Usage-To-Palm/
For #3, you have to trust your friends; what if one of friends is a coworker and shows stuff to your boss, etc... So #1 is the best bet. Or completely separate work-facebook from home-facebook (don't add anyone connected to your work to your home-facebook account). Wow that's just too much work.
You can put open source electrical tape on the camera.
I think if you stopped with the first sentence it would have been funny. Adding the second sentence made it mean and trolly.
Bach's keyboard (organ and harpsichord) concertos of Vivaldi's violin concertos (for four violins is a an example, can't remember the numbers)
Or maybe a setting is so buried in some menu hierarchy, that it's easier to turn it off and on to reset it.
you mean you'll be wearing it like a cell phone?
I thought the nice thing about intel cards is that the drivers are open. It's not about being cheap.
it doesn't vibrate either
it's like hp selling compaq to system76 :)
I know what you mean.
I hate this one person who works for subway (just a nasty personality). The thought of her preparing my food makes me ill.
I once went in and saw that she was working and walked right out.
That's how I feel about bing. (she would be microsoft)
maybe apple is going for a controlled streisand effect?
Or we could work on nuke-neutralizing technology. Oh they don't exist? That's right, it's just a flawed analogy :)
step 1.5: Change SSH password.
So if the government wants them to make an omelet and company breaks some eggs, is it all the company's fault or does the government bear some responsibility?
bury it with new content with your name. nobody looks past the first few pages of a search.
Also if airport/border security people confiscate it it's no big deal.
Really good points. Also the new brakes on cars mask the difficulty in stopping form high speeds vs from low speeds (the pedal has the same resistance and other things) so one forget how much energy/momentum in involved (vs slightly older cars)... I wonder if this misleads young drivers...
Thank you, very informative. :)
I asked with an individual's point of view (as opposed to a business's) and didn't consider busnisses. And you showed me the narrow perspective I was using
I guess with a name like IBM backing the software, IT departments probably feel more comfortable recommending it.
And IBM made it so registration is required to download. I'm not sure what Symphony adds to Openooffice.org that having to give IBM my name/email is worth it.
I tried it on a (to be reformatted) computer a while ago and if I remember, there were features/buttons taken out (can't remember what but I couldn't use it because of it, sorry I can't remember).
but it's about web sites, you see over sites: oversite.
also, if your email is that important, you'd better have some kind of redundancy and a backup plan in case the redundancy fails.
Forgive me for being ignorant, but what do you mean? You get to cancel your contract with no fee if you disagree with the new terms?
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