Updates might be done, but it won't drive sales until all the computers stop working. That will be accelerated by the lack of security updates, but not as quickly as one might think; people suffer through malware a lot.
Yeah, potentially dangerous actions like aggressive driving are just fines (and maybe loss of license). Sometimes just Warnings. A prison sentence for account sharing is insane. If the person is using it to actually pirate shows (copying them to DVD and reselling them; the *real* definition of media piracy), then they should get prison time for that one, not this one (should still be a fine, and not a [value of TV watched times ten thousand] style of fine either).
And they still don't care if you and your D&D buddies are going to meet Saturday night.
Until someone decides to query the database for patterns that match D&D groups (tight group of virtually all male members who tend not to contact anyone else and who regularly meet in their moms' basements. If it's because the official thinks the pattern is a terrorist pattern, something ad has happened. If it's because the official thinks that the movie Mazesand Monsters was a documentary, and it's a civic duty to destroy D&D gamers personally, then something worse has happened. "But they can only query with proper approval from the secret judicial panel." Yeah, the panel that if given a semi-reasonable false story will rubber stamp it? So essentially this database is always one mediocre lie away from egregious misuse... Not a good system in my estimation. The database is too juicy a target. I'm betting it gets misused constantly (just like Snowden suggests).
[from_number, to_number, date, time, duration, primary tower, secondary tower, tertiary tower, triangulated lat/long, all SMS, etc.]
FTFY. You know Verizon at least keeps tower metadata related to each call because they need it to "prove" out-of-network calls for extra billing, but also because they want the data themselves.
They also say over and over that the metadata is just a phone bill; but it also has all the tower connections (and probably ping speeds thus triangulation).
Great, now that "patriot" is associated with his name hell be subject to greater scrutiny from the IRS. As if he didn't have enough problems with the CIA drones et al.
If this guy regularly replaces records of authorship with his name, he might not have an actual portfolio. If he's in his honeymoon stage with the company, they might fire him for misrepresenting himself during the hiring process.
Yeah, I would possess town guards to make them say things like "move along" or yell "pay your taxes on time". It's pretty hard to keep track of players without teleporting to them constantly because they'll often use scripted commands to move from location to location.
I still fondly remember a dikumud I played back in the late 90's (Ancalagon). I discovered an item duplication bug due to the server's slow writes of the player save data and the death traps (a special room that caused instant-death, delete all items, and return to menu). If you saved your character just before entering a death trap, and dropped all your items, then walk into the death trap, the server would dutifully delete your items in RAM (nothing), but then the save-write process would finally take place and your character would have all its pre-drop items upon reentering the game. Walk back to your pile of items, repeat. I had a bag of holding with sooo many diamonds. I just role-played from that point on. Didn't see the point in beating up monsters for treasure if I had an infinite supply.
I was about to suggest openjdk, but there's no telling what jre your customers will use unless you bundle the jre in (and you make your program update the jre).
"When Xbox One is on and you're simply having a conversation in your living room, your conversation is not being recorded or uploaded." They also say data gathered during normal use won't leave the console without your explicit permission.
"Explicit permission" defined as signing any EULA associated with XBOX One.
They managed because the kids weren't confined to child seats until they're 13yo (or whatever the new ridiculous age is). On long trips, we'd climb over seats, make faces from the rear-facing trundle seat, read books, play with toys, and sleep laying fully down with only a lap belt (the rear seats had only lap belts).
It doesn't matter how much or who monitors you.
What matters is what actions are taken from the monitoring - if any.
What matters is what actions could be taken from the monitoring, because eventually some government somewhere will try to step over the line and take those actions.
Now that every teenager is an amateur journalist, they forget too quickly the notion of journalistic integrity, in the pursuit of likes and views.
Now that every teenager is an amateur journalist, the professional media forget too quickly the notion of journalistic integrity, in the pursuit of likes and views.
FTFY
Randomize that 30 seconds up to several hours or just leave the recording on at all times, otherwise you'll have cops counting to 30-mississippi before turning on their cameras after doing something naughty. Better yet, have dispatch or a third party turn their cameras on.
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Updates might be done, but it won't drive sales until all the computers stop working. That will be accelerated by the lack of security updates, but not as quickly as one might think; people suffer through malware a lot.
Yeah, potentially dangerous actions like aggressive driving are just fines (and maybe loss of license). Sometimes just Warnings. A prison sentence for account sharing is insane. If the person is using it to actually pirate shows (copying them to DVD and reselling them; the *real* definition of media piracy), then they should get prison time for that one, not this one (should still be a fine, and not a [value of TV watched times ten thousand] style of fine either).
And they still don't care if you and your D&D buddies are going to meet Saturday night.
Until someone decides to query the database for patterns that match D&D groups (tight group of virtually all male members who tend not to contact anyone else and who regularly meet in their moms' basements. If it's because the official thinks the pattern is a terrorist pattern, something ad has happened. If it's because the official thinks that the movie Mazesand Monsters was a documentary, and it's a civic duty to destroy D&D gamers personally, then something worse has happened. "But they can only query with proper approval from the secret judicial panel." Yeah, the panel that if given a semi-reasonable false story will rubber stamp it? So essentially this database is always one mediocre lie away from egregious misuse... Not a good system in my estimation. The database is too juicy a target. I'm betting it gets misused constantly (just like Snowden suggests).
[from_number, to_number, date, time, duration, primary tower, secondary tower, tertiary tower, triangulated lat/long, all SMS, etc.]
FTFY. You know Verizon at least keeps tower metadata related to each call because they need it to "prove" out-of-network calls for extra billing, but also because they want the data themselves.
Malware wasn't really bad after all. Oh, my, yes. Plus I'm still in my pajamas.
They also say over and over that the metadata is just a phone bill; but it also has all the tower connections (and probably ping speeds thus triangulation).
Edward Snowden is a US patriot
Great, now that "patriot" is associated with his name hell be subject to greater scrutiny from the IRS. As if he didn't have enough problems with the CIA drones et al.
If this guy regularly replaces records of authorship with his name, he might not have an actual portfolio. If he's in his honeymoon stage with the company, they might fire him for misrepresenting himself during the hiring process.
"Removed my name as the author" apparently his name was in the source originally.
Are you suggesting that Super Mario Brothers 1 made sense?
Yeah, I would possess town guards to make them say things like "move along" or yell "pay your taxes on time". It's pretty hard to keep track of players without teleporting to them constantly because they'll often use scripted commands to move from location to location.
I still fondly remember a dikumud I played back in the late 90's (Ancalagon). I discovered an item duplication bug due to the server's slow writes of the player save data and the death traps (a special room that caused instant-death, delete all items, and return to menu). If you saved your character just before entering a death trap, and dropped all your items, then walk into the death trap, the server would dutifully delete your items in RAM (nothing), but then the save-write process would finally take place and your character would have all its pre-drop items upon reentering the game. Walk back to your pile of items, repeat. I had a bag of holding with sooo many diamonds. I just role-played from that point on. Didn't see the point in beating up monsters for treasure if I had an infinite supply.
I was about to suggest openjdk, but there's no telling what jre your customers will use unless you bundle the jre in (and you make your program update the jre).
Dave's not here man!
You thought I was going to make a HAL quote, didn't you?
When computer scientist guys understand what it means to understand. Go read some epistemology books. You'll understand.
Inkscape is free and already as good as Illustrator.
I like to advocate FOSS solutions too, but I like to tell the truth while I do so. Illustrator is better than Inkscape, but Inkscape is good enough.
Faithful Amish would not treat Jesus' blood like a credit card.
"When Xbox One is on and you're simply having a conversation in your living room, your conversation is not being recorded or uploaded." They also say data gathered during normal use won't leave the console without your explicit permission.
"Explicit permission" defined as signing any EULA associated with XBOX One.
They managed because the kids weren't confined to child seats until they're 13yo (or whatever the new ridiculous age is). On long trips, we'd climb over seats, make faces from the rear-facing trundle seat, read books, play with toys, and sleep laying fully down with only a lap belt (the rear seats had only lap belts).
Things have not changed. They have only gotten worse.
Pick one.
Or neither.
You put an expensive, fragile item in checked luggage?
It doesn't matter how much or who monitors you. What matters is what actions are taken from the monitoring - if any.
What matters is what actions could be taken from the monitoring, because eventually some government somewhere will try to step over the line and take those actions.
What if you employer had the opinion that the term "Raise" meant "decrease in real world purchasing power".
Given the percentages that most people get vs. inflation, that's exactly what the employers mean.
Now that every teenager is an amateur journalist, they forget too quickly the notion of journalistic integrity, in the pursuit of likes and views.
Now that every teenager is an amateur journalist, the professional media forget too quickly the notion of journalistic integrity, in the pursuit of likes and views.
FTFY
Randomize that 30 seconds up to several hours or just leave the recording on at all times, otherwise you'll have cops counting to 30-mississippi before turning on their cameras after doing something naughty. Better yet, have dispatch or a third party turn their cameras on.