And you wonder why a lot of people hate the US.. they're just a bunch of hypocrites. the US is still creating and testing new nuclear weapons but is telling other countries they can't, yeah right. As long as the US is making/having nuclear weapons, any other country in the world has the right to make/have them too. Before bullying other countries into ditching them, try first to ditch them yourself, give the good example. So as long as the US has nukes, NK should have them too. At this time both countries are run by morons.. (not that I like NK having nukes, but if the US has them, NK has just as much right to them). So a preemptive strike is definitly just a terrorist act, and if the US does it, it should be punished severely for doing so. So unless NK is really firing upon the US (like on guam) then it can retaliate, but otherwise it should keep its dick inside..
yes there are a lot of automated things already with planes, but there still is a pilot in the seat who can take over when the computer doesn't know how to handle it. and the Pilot sure will try stuff to try to keep himself alive, the computer doesn't care. So IMHO there should always be a pilot on board. And another problem with remote flying is security of the signal.
Why is the video not removed, and why do they get money, it's not even their work. You can bitch at the big companies, but these channels are getting money by showing other people's work with only a few alterations they made themselves.
Why pad poles etc.? Let those morons just get hurt by their own stupid behavior, maybe it'll teach them to watch where they are going. And a good law for fining people who keep their head on their phone while crossing the street.
That's a completely different case. It doesn't even really matter if the code was written during his free time. As I said, you have to make damn sure your contract has these things covered, but most contracts don't as developers don't even think about this possibility until it happens to them. He couldn't be fired because of the method they used to find out he did work for another company during office hours, but they certainly can use it to proof he did work on other companies software during his time at the company, at least they can use it to help them investigate it.
The man went to court for being fired based on the tracking software, and won, but he didn't dismiss working on a game for another company during working there.. That's his biggest mistake... Now the company can claim ownership over the code he wrote for the game, as they can claim the code was written while working for the company (doesn't even really matter if it was in his free time (unless his job entailed something completely different like being a busdriver for the company). As an employee you should make sure it's laid down in you contract what happens to stuff you create in your own free time (so a software developer developing software, or a hardware engineer creating hardware), otherwise if you have a crap boss your project might belong to the company (as it's perfectly feasible you were thinking and even developing it on company time). But in this case the company just fired him because of it, he should have left it with that, as if I was the boss after being taken to court over his dismissal, I would be going after him for what he was developing during being in the service of my company as I would have every right to it as he even admitted to developing it during working hours in my company.
Because I give my computer to my brother/parents/friends? and I don't want to have the same case for ever (even though I do always choose the barest case (just a black box), but want it more quiet every new case. I only upgrade if a component actually dies before I'm fed up with my current computer, I hate it to open the case (well actually getting it from under my desk and having to unplug all the cables and such). At the moment I'm even considering a NUC for my next PC, but the problem with NUC's is the crap GPU they have.. You're a dumbass yourself to keep upgrading a dead old cow.. I see a console as a great way for people with not much money being able to play the 'latest' games with pretty good visuals. (even though I do recommend just getting a PC as games (on steam or GOG) are in the long run cheaper to own as you can just take them with you to a new PC, which most console games don't (which is why I think if possible that any console should be able to emulate the older consoles and not having people buy their games again).
No, I don't figure in the tv price. But I do figure in everything that a new console itself has, so that means CPU/GPU/Motherboard/Memory(RAM/Storage)/optical drive/Case/powersupply, I don't even factor in the mouse/keyboard even though they are like the console controllers. When I buy a new computer, I don't reuse any of the parts, mostly not even the optical drive. When we're talking about comparing hardware, we're talking about like buying a new one, not upgrading.
Well if you're comparing prices at release day, and say console games costs 70 and pc 50 then you're just comparing apples and pears, as you're comparing retail prices (console) to streetprices (pc). Just looking around will get you about the same price for console games a pc games (the same game that is).
And with PC you shouldn't forget the decend case, powersupply too.
You're the one who doesn't know what he's talking about. Geohotz was 20!!! when he hacked the PS3. And nope the hacker community didn't vowe never to use sony products... I know, I'm part of that community, so now back to you.......
No you can't, a GTX1060 alone costs more than PS4.. And so, you cannot buy a complete new PC which is able to do 4K for less than $500. And yes you can say a PS4 is cheaper, but your claim is about a less than $500 4K able PC (and we're talking about decent 4K, not everything on Low with a crap framerate).
We're not talking about the games, we're talking about the hardware. Stop trying to spin the story. And also PC games just cost as much as a PC version on release. I've got 165 PS3 disc based games and I haven't paid more than $15 for any of them, oh well, I'm lying I paid $29 for Lego Star Wars, but that was the only game I paid so much money for. (eventually I bought the same game for $5 on Bundle stars for the PC). But as I said, we were talking about hardware..
oh please geohotz wasn't 15 years old.. And the PS3 sold very VERY well even after that. You're just full of BS. And he hadn't had much to do with any hacked revision after that, but the latest revision (at least the last slim and certainly the ugly superslim) the PS3 just hasn't been able to be hacked, not because of lack of trying..
I'm confidend to say that your pc which you can play 4k games on (without having to resort to setting everything to low) did not cost 250 euro's. Certainly not with also a bluray drive ( hell even without one).
if people with cars need to pay special tax to buy and have them, then why not cyclists, it's not like they don't use the roads or have special roads built for them (in our country there are many bike roads).
this is just a rant by some random user, with no real merit. There is hardly any difference between Windows 8 and Windows 10, for that matter, even to windows 7 (if you turn of aero, you have the same flat look as in 8 and 10). I agree the settings etc are just useless, great for dummies, but the 'old' config screens are way much better. There are some very annoying things about Windows 8 and 10 (especially for non-English people with the autocorrect always being on in Edge and no way to disable it, which is very VERY annoying if you are typing a message in your own language, and No, turning off the setting in windows itself doesn't work).
Self driving cars should not in anyway need to rely on internet or outside communication (other than updating mapinfo once in a while). If the car can't drive on it's own without even having to rely in the slightest on internet, that car does not belong on the road.
Oh go away, 3dtv is awesome, except there just isn't enough content and the price of a 3d bluray is almost double of tge 2d. But tv's haven't been much more expensive because of it. The article claiming it'selling poorly is just wrong, also the hardware is cheaper to produce now.
Yep, the new news look is ugly as hell and far from good.. It's a bit like what they tried to do with SlashDot a while back.. Some UX designers really need to get their heads out of their asses, but most are just obnoxious people who think they know best for everybody, except they haven't used an application or site themselves. Also a problem is, these people think there is only one good way to do UI, but forget that many people have different needs (or taste).
Backups? you mean those things that are infected too if the malware has been doing a good job of running for a couple of weeks.. Let's not forget, 'good' ransomware is already working weeks before they show themselves, and in the meantime it will affect all files which are being backedup. You're lucky if you can detect that ransomware way before it shows it's ugly head to you, but a lot of times it isn't.. great now you have a backup... but it's useless.. And in a lot of companies having to revert back to a month old backup is just as bad as not having a backup at all.. In these cases you're lucky if it's ransomware that only encrypts everything and when it's done will immediatly show it's head so you can put a day old backup back.
Read the whole story and think... Then you'll know this 'researcher' is just bullshitting. You already need to start word in admin-mode (first thing that makes ms their claim still stand), then you need to click on the activate macro's button, and in the end you still need to be able to install the malware which is not on the ms windows store and therefore cannot simply be installed, but that's something he doesn't even do claiming with some bullshit about not wanting his network to be infested.. no this is just a clickbait article by zdnet for triggering some extra ad revenue...
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And you wonder why a lot of people hate the US.. they're just a bunch of hypocrites. the US is still creating and testing new nuclear weapons but is telling other countries they can't, yeah right. As long as the US is making/having nuclear weapons, any other country in the world has the right to make/have them too. Before bullying other countries into ditching them, try first to ditch them yourself, give the good example.
So as long as the US has nukes, NK should have them too. At this time both countries are run by morons.. (not that I like NK having nukes, but if the US has them, NK has just as much right to them).
So a preemptive strike is definitly just a terrorist act, and if the US does it, it should be punished severely for doing so.
So unless NK is really firing upon the US (like on guam) then it can retaliate, but otherwise it should keep its dick inside..
yes there are a lot of automated things already with planes, but there still is a pilot in the seat who can take over when the computer doesn't know how to handle it. and the Pilot sure will try stuff to try to keep himself alive, the computer doesn't care. So IMHO there should always be a pilot on board.
And another problem with remote flying is security of the signal.
Why is the video not removed, and why do they get money, it's not even their work. You can bitch at the big companies, but these channels are getting money by showing other people's work with only a few alterations they made themselves.
Why pad poles etc.? Let those morons just get hurt by their own stupid behavior, maybe it'll teach them to watch where they are going. And a good law for fining people who keep their head on their phone while crossing the street.
That's a completely different case. It doesn't even really matter if the code was written during his free time. As I said, you have to make damn sure your contract has these things covered, but most contracts don't as developers don't even think about this possibility until it happens to them.
He couldn't be fired because of the method they used to find out he did work for another company during office hours, but they certainly can use it to proof he did work on other companies software during his time at the company, at least they can use it to help them investigate it.
The man went to court for being fired based on the tracking software, and won, but he didn't dismiss working on a game for another company during working there.. That's his biggest mistake... Now the company can claim ownership over the code he wrote for the game, as they can claim the code was written while working for the company (doesn't even really matter if it was in his free time (unless his job entailed something completely different like being a busdriver for the company).
As an employee you should make sure it's laid down in you contract what happens to stuff you create in your own free time (so a software developer developing software, or a hardware engineer creating hardware), otherwise if you have a crap boss your project might belong to the company (as it's perfectly feasible you were thinking and even developing it on company time).
But in this case the company just fired him because of it, he should have left it with that, as if I was the boss after being taken to court over his dismissal, I would be going after him for what he was developing during being in the service of my company as I would have every right to it as he even admitted to developing it during working hours in my company.
No the original discussion was about a new PC under 500 doing 4K with decent settings.
Because I give my computer to my brother/parents/friends? and I don't want to have the same case for ever (even though I do always choose the barest case (just a black box), but want it more quiet every new case.
I only upgrade if a component actually dies before I'm fed up with my current computer, I hate it to open the case (well actually getting it from under my desk and having to unplug all the cables and such). At the moment I'm even considering a NUC for my next PC, but the problem with NUC's is the crap GPU they have..
You're a dumbass yourself to keep upgrading a dead old cow..
I see a console as a great way for people with not much money being able to play the 'latest' games with pretty good visuals. (even though I do recommend just getting a PC as games (on steam or GOG) are in the long run cheaper to own as you can just take them with you to a new PC, which most console games don't (which is why I think if possible that any console should be able to emulate the older consoles and not having people buy their games again).
No, I don't figure in the tv price. But I do figure in everything that a new console itself has, so that means CPU/GPU/Motherboard/Memory(RAM/Storage)/optical drive/Case/powersupply, I don't even factor in the mouse/keyboard even though they are like the console controllers.
When I buy a new computer, I don't reuse any of the parts, mostly not even the optical drive.
When we're talking about comparing hardware, we're talking about like buying a new one, not upgrading.
Well if you're comparing prices at release day, and say console games costs 70 and pc 50 then you're just comparing apples and pears, as you're comparing retail prices (console) to streetprices (pc). Just looking around will get you about the same price for console games a pc games (the same game that is).
And with PC you shouldn't forget the decend case, powersupply too.
You're the one who doesn't know what he's talking about. Geohotz was 20!!! when he hacked the PS3. And nope the hacker community didn't vowe never to use sony products... I know, I'm part of that community, so now back to you.......
No you can't, a GTX1060 alone costs more than PS4.. And so, you cannot buy a complete new PC which is able to do 4K for less than $500.
And yes you can say a PS4 is cheaper, but your claim is about a less than $500 4K able PC (and we're talking about decent 4K, not everything on Low with a crap framerate).
We're not talking about the games, we're talking about the hardware. Stop trying to spin the story. And also PC games just cost as much as a PC version on release. I've got 165 PS3 disc based games and I haven't paid more than $15 for any of them, oh well, I'm lying I paid $29 for Lego Star Wars, but that was the only game I paid so much money for. (eventually I bought the same game for $5 on Bundle stars for the PC).
But as I said, we were talking about hardware..
oh please geohotz wasn't 15 years old.. And the PS3 sold very VERY well even after that. You're just full of BS. And he hadn't had much to do with any hacked revision after that, but the latest revision (at least the last slim and certainly the ugly superslim) the PS3 just hasn't been able to be hacked, not because of lack of trying..
Well, the last revisions of the ps3 still haven't been hacked, so they must be doing something right.
I'm confidend to say that your pc which you can play 4k games on (without having to resort to setting everything to low) did not cost 250 euro's. Certainly not with also a bluray drive ( hell even without one).
if people with cars need to pay special tax to buy and have them, then why not cyclists, it's not like they don't use the roads or have special roads built for them (in our country there are many bike roads).
this is just a rant by some random user, with no real merit. There is hardly any difference between Windows 8 and Windows 10, for that matter, even to windows 7 (if you turn of aero, you have the same flat look as in 8 and 10).
I agree the settings etc are just useless, great for dummies, but the 'old' config screens are way much better.
There are some very annoying things about Windows 8 and 10 (especially for non-English people with the autocorrect always being on in Edge and no way to disable it, which is very VERY annoying if you are typing a message in your own language, and No, turning off the setting in windows itself doesn't work).
Self driving cars should not in anyway need to rely on internet or outside communication (other than updating mapinfo once in a while). If the car can't drive on it's own without even having to rely in the slightest on internet, that car does not belong on the road.
How can you judge 3d if the last one was avatar, which was one of the first this 3d generation.
Oh go away, 3dtv is awesome, except there just isn't enough content and the price of a 3d bluray is almost double of tge 2d. But tv's haven't been much more expensive because of it. The article claiming it'selling poorly is just wrong, also the hardware is cheaper to produce now.
Yep, the new news look is ugly as hell and far from good.. It's a bit like what they tried to do with SlashDot a while back.. Some UX designers really need to get their heads out of their asses, but most are just obnoxious people who think they know best for everybody, except they haven't used an application or site themselves.
Also a problem is, these people think there is only one good way to do UI, but forget that many people have different needs (or taste).
Backups? you mean those things that are infected too if the malware has been doing a good job of running for a couple of weeks.. Let's not forget, 'good' ransomware is already working weeks before they show themselves, and in the meantime it will affect all files which are being backedup. You're lucky if you can detect that ransomware way before it shows it's ugly head to you, but a lot of times it isn't.. great now you have a backup... but it's useless.. And in a lot of companies having to revert back to a month old backup is just as bad as not having a backup at all.. In these cases you're lucky if it's ransomware that only encrypts everything and when it's done will immediatly show it's head so you can put a day old backup back.
Ofcourse you'll get a -1.. your post has got nothing to do with the subject.
Read the whole story and think... Then you'll know this 'researcher' is just bullshitting. You already need to start word in admin-mode (first thing that makes ms their claim still stand), then you need to click on the activate macro's button, and in the end you still need to be able to install the malware which is not on the ms windows store and therefore cannot simply be installed, but that's something he doesn't even do claiming with some bullshit about not wanting his network to be infested.. no this is just a clickbait article by zdnet for triggering some extra ad revenue...