Like say threats?

"An Uber driver left a woman a voicemail message threatening to "cut [her] neck" if she cancelled a taxi with him again."
http://www.independent.co.uk/n...

They have been suspended, whatever that means in Uber world.

Should of added to view ones path open a CMD window and type in PATH or SET.

I run Nvidia software, it installs 5 services, 4 of which I have disabled; only the Display Driver service runs. I don't play games in 3D, stream video any game servers, or need to be told when to update my drivers. I also don't need my graphic card settings changed at the whim of a program (service).

Now GameWorks is shown, which would be service when/if released. Much like their Physics engine (PhysX) that I've never known a game or application I've used use.

The PhysX directory is not only the first directory in ones Windows Path, if you remove it or place it to the end it fixes the "error". Meaning that directory is checked first for any application (.exe), .dll, .bat, .cmd or anything called. Yes you can speed up your Windows OS drive by putting that directory at the end of the Path, mayhaps not by that much but every little bit helps.

"C:\Program Files (x86)\NVIDIA Corporation\PhysX\Common" is the path and one of those services I have disabled does stop the "error" from being found, replacing it at the beginning of the path. I disable them all after a driver update so not sure which; but Nvidia Geforce Experience Service sure seems a good bet.

And I do play games when I can, Battle Field 3 (all high or max video settings) still a favorite.

I use LOL as a nickname (shortcut) in Opera for http://www.acronymfinder.com/ had to use it this time myself.

And the 10 year warranty that interest me - running a 32Gig SSD drive for a week I lost 48K of the drive.

It's or bytes written.

"Samsung guarantees the 2TB 850 Pro for 10 years or 300 terabytes written (TBW), and the 2TB 850 EVO for five years or 150 TBW.

840 Series 120GB/250GB/500GB 3 years
840 PRO Series 128GB/256GB/512GB 5 years (73 TBW for enterprise applications)"

http://www.samsung.com/global/...

Battle Field 4 (40-60 GB) - with a SSD drive you can be in game and take 3 of 5 objectives you need to hold, before any other storage device user can even begin to play. With a dual monitor or viewing the web based map one can watch it going down while the loading continues.

He didn't see a problem with it, this while all around him were telling him to just hang up, don't talk to them.

I just happened to be visiting when he got another one, hanging up in disgust and damn tired of it; guess they sold his number as one who will talk and it was non-stop.

"Adobe has responded to the leak and said that it hopes to have a patch ready for the vulnerability by Wednesday (8 July) - though as many people don't typically update on a regular basis, this vulnerability is likely to continue to affect a large number of users."

Is it an Adobe offer, or the malware updating itself.

Never post anything I wouldn't want my kids to read, this was long time ago; knowing that one day they may search my post out.

I've never been in a flame war and the only curse word I've ever used on-line - was go figure when chatting to my youngest :) now mid 20's.

I used a handle on the Usenet and only posted there, Googling that handle now gets 12,000 hits and all of them on .com sites, they are everywhere. Chances are very good if you Google a computer help question you'll come across a post of mine as a first hit at tomshardware.com (they must pay for that honor), a place I found as many of my post were showing as being from there..

Now many sites it appears use the Usenet postings as showing how busy/active their comment sections are. At least most are now showing up as "guest" or not able to be replied to (a reply that would never be seen nor sent).

I can't be held accountable for anything posted to a .com site under that handle, as I can't vouch for any of them not being edited.

Win7 was missing SNDREC32.exe, at 198K a down and dirty .wav player, just drag and drop .wavs on it and it plays them (it can be called and play a .wav before any other program can even load). I use it for ringtones, and other small sound files.

I copied it over and it works fine with Win7, but missing the .dll's to record (which I have no need for).

As for Windows Media Center I've never used it, so will never miss it if I have to go to Win10.

I took the high road dual booting Win95 with NT, Win98 with W2K, and XP, but yes every other "consumer" Windows OS has been a failure, I've never installed ME or Vista, I took everyones word on those two.

The original /. article that mentioned a subscription OS was linked to a story that was shortly edited, saying it was wrong a subscription based OS was misunderstood by the author, and all mention of the word subscription removed from the story.