Why would anyone use a Starbucks app? My guess is that the security hole affected at most two people: The Starbucks marketing manager who wanted it and the guy who developed it.
Pass, Keepass, Xkeepass and so on, all do the same obvious thing. Just like a physical key ring, they allow you to lose all your keys at the same time.
Typical uninformed, illiterate Canadian liberal response. Quebec has nothing to do with the Federal government dumbass. Now go back to smoking your doobie...
Apple is a walled flower garden to people who only saw it from a distance. Nirvana, pie in the sky, a garden they aspire to, but know that they can never afford...
Well, he should have been tossed in the clink. Not tossing him in the clink makes this whole Sloshdat thread meaningless. We cannot have that. I'll report him to the RIAA now, just to be sure he gets tossed in the clink.
Multiple questions never work when you deal with spooks. If the answer to any part of the question is no, then they will simply answer no.
It can be very annoying when you work with spooks. They will look you carefully in the eyes, consider what you asked and and after a few seconds answer with a one liner, that never actually tells you anything.
Well, any kind of high availability system should run on a UPS, no matter what kind of disk drives they use. In my experience, any cheap computer will run continuously 24/7/365 for 4 years or more, provided that it is on a UPS.
Yup, we need to focus all tsunamis on Somalia. That will stop piracy and put an end to starvation in Somalia - since there won't be anybody there after a while.
Breakwater design has changed a lot over the centuries. The primary design will deflect the waves using a heavy earth and rock embankment. Over time, it was found that an embankment made from irregular rocks or concrete castings work better than regular cubes. You could call that a meta material if you want, but it is simply a smart way to combine deflection and interference with the waves to achieve the desired smoothing effect.
GUI tools work fine while everything works the way it is supposed to. However, real life problems require one to read the error messages and those one can frequently only see on the command line.
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Why would anyone use a Starbucks app? My guess is that the security hole affected at most two people: The Starbucks marketing manager who wanted it and the guy who developed it.
The appeal? GTK is simple and it works. Nuff sed.
Pass, Keepass, Xkeepass and so on, all do the same obvious thing. Just like a physical key ring, they allow you to lose all your keys at the same time.
Everyone understands the US Measures? How many pottles are there in a firkin? Or how many nails in a chain?
Yeah, VLC and ffserver come to mind. They work. Nuf sed.
Typical uninformed, illiterate Canadian liberal response. Quebec has nothing to do with the Federal government dumbass. Now go back to smoking your doobie...
Apple is a walled flower garden to people who only saw it from a distance. Nirvana, pie in the sky, a garden they aspire to, but know that they can never afford...
Shhh... don't ruin his new business with facts. The UK economy has enough trouble getting going as is.
Well, he should have been tossed in the clink. Not tossing him in the clink makes this whole Sloshdat thread meaningless. We cannot have that. I'll report him to the RIAA now, just to be sure he gets tossed in the clink.
So if your Mac is unsupported, install Fedora 20 on it and you'll be on the bleeding edge again.
Multiple questions never work when you deal with spooks. If the answer to any part of the question is no, then they will simply answer no.
It can be very annoying when you work with spooks. They will look you carefully in the eyes, consider what you asked and and after a few seconds answer with a one liner, that never actually tells you anything.
Snapchat and it's ilk is a kind of DRM. As such it will never really work.
Worse than Perl, $SECURITY_THREAT is a Bash variable...
Yeah, a Chromebook would be ideal, except that granny uses Skype. So I gave her an Android tablet instead.
Better than getting knocked up. Imagine a preggy web site...
Well, any kind of high availability system should run on a UPS, no matter what kind of disk drives they use. In my experience, any cheap computer will run continuously 24/7/365 for 4 years or more, provided that it is on a UPS.
Yup, we need to focus all tsunamis on Somalia. That will stop piracy and put an end to starvation in Somalia - since there won't be anybody there after a while.
Breakwater design has changed a lot over the centuries. The primary design will deflect the waves using a heavy earth and rock embankment. Over time, it was found that an embankment made from irregular rocks or concrete castings work better than regular cubes. You could call that a meta material if you want, but it is simply a smart way to combine deflection and interference with the waves to achieve the desired smoothing effect.
GUI tools work fine while everything works the way it is supposed to. However, real life problems require one to read the error messages and those one can frequently only see on the command line.
I think it will save about as much leccy as the daylight savings time shifts - i.e. nothing.
Your argument doesn't work if the electricity is hydro power.
Doesn't matter, since Montreal is powered by Hydro, which is basically free energy.
Well, now you just need three times as many 20W bulbs...
"Heat Pumps don't work when it's below freezing." They do if they are done right. A heat pump hooked to a water well, works best in cold climes.
Said like a real American. If you were British, then you would have known that the word is 'hear-hear'.