if you don't run your system as a local admin there is very little chance that you can get a virus like conflicker. Removing admin rights from users will prevent 99% of spyware and viruses.
hopefully marijuana will go back to being legal by then. the "war on drugs" is about as fruitful as a "war on the weather" would be. it could only be considered a success if the original goal was to help create the private prison industry in the US.
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computer years are like dog years. you have to multiply them by 7.
or we could include basic labour standards (and while we're at it environmental standards) in international trade agreements. For too long international trade agreements have been solely about making the flow of capital and profits easier. Maybe it is time to ease the flow of dignity and respect as well.
Don't let users run as admins. if you have programs that don't behave well in a least-priviledge environment, you can use privilegemanager http://www.beyondtrust.com/ I have used it in networks both large and small and it works very well. No spyware or viruses for over 5 years on a wide variety of Windows-based networks. Next best thing to switching to Linux.
read some of the other posts. the batteries will last far longer than most people will keep the vehicle. 10 years at least on current generation electric vehicles.
saw a quote somewhere that said: "The main stream media is as liberal as the conservative capitalist companies that own it." I think that pretty much sums it up.
Blackberry has done all of that for years on the Windows side. Your comment is possibly one of the most misinformed comments i have seen. How it got modded insightful i will never know.
you must be American, the rest of the world tends to see the BBC as centrist and all the american networks you mention as right-winged to varying degrees. What Americans consider left-wing is general centre-right in Europe and Canada.
The ALCB was hugely profitable when the Alberta Government sold it. The only reason it was sold was so that the "benefits of privatization" could passed on to friends of the ruling party. And this is exactly what happened. Tory insiders bought all the liquor stores, liquor store wages dropped in half and the taxpayers lost a cash cow. Liquor prices did not drop and the Alberta government still controls the back end distribution/warehouses.
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if you don't run your system as a local admin there is very little chance that you can get a virus like conflicker. Removing admin rights from users will prevent 99% of spyware and viruses.
Someone should build a site called 'Presume', which strips out 2/3rds of the words, knock the reading time down to 15 seconds.
There is a site that reduces the reading time down to zero and you are looking at it right now.
he means a white labrador retriever wearing a lab coat - kinda like a Disney movie.
like a horse head in a bed....except with people!
hopefully marijuana will go back to being legal by then. the "war on drugs" is about as fruitful as a "war on the weather" would be. it could only be considered a success if the original goal was to help create the private prison industry in the US.
computer years are like dog years. you have to multiply them by 7.
The difference between audio and video is that i think your ears will put up with lower quality than your eyes are willing to.
or we could include basic labour standards (and while we're at it environmental standards) in international trade agreements. For too long international trade agreements have been solely about making the flow of capital and profits easier. Maybe it is time to ease the flow of dignity and respect as well.
Don't let users run as admins. if you have programs that don't behave well in a least-priviledge environment, you can use privilegemanager http://www.beyondtrust.com/ I have used it in networks both large and small and it works very well. No spyware or viruses for over 5 years on a wide variety of Windows-based networks. Next best thing to switching to Linux.
read some of the other posts. the batteries will last far longer than most people will keep the vehicle. 10 years at least on current generation electric vehicles.
I prefer an operating system to come lean and fast
apparently you prefer your operating systems like i prefer my women.
saw a quote somewhere that said: "The main stream media is as liberal as the conservative capitalist companies that own it." I think that pretty much sums it up.
I wish that the hardest decision Obama will have to make would be his choice of horses.
Blackberry has done all of that for years on the Windows side. Your comment is possibly one of the most misinformed comments i have seen. How it got modded insightful i will never know.
No. they all use hard drives for storage.
You may, however, re-title the article: "The RIAA's Moose Tracks Ahead" since that name is not copyrighted.
it is now, bitches. Send me money.
The Berne Convention is my favourite Matt Damon movie!
IT IS FUCKING LIE!
it is the sudden stop when you reach the ground.
I for one would love to "superimpose models on real world objects.".
I can think of many times I would rather be looking at a model than what I am actually looking at...
VR is the only way most slashdotters are going to "superimpose" models on their "objects".
you must be American, the rest of the world tends to see the BBC as centrist and all the american networks you mention as right-winged to varying degrees. What Americans consider left-wing is general centre-right in Europe and Canada.
He is about to vacate the White House.
i can't think of anything more idiotic, except maybe laws based on car analogies.
i prefer the term "naked DSL" which more accurately reflects the web usage of your average slashdot reader.
The ALCB was hugely profitable when the Alberta Government sold it. The only reason it was sold was so that the "benefits of privatization" could passed on to friends of the ruling party. And this is exactly what happened. Tory insiders bought all the liquor stores, liquor store wages dropped in half and the taxpayers lost a cash cow. Liquor prices did not drop and the Alberta government still controls the back end distribution/warehouses.