They should call it the "this is it" version. Make a grand video of the rehearse of its pre-release beta version. Hire a tech doctor to put it to sleep with anethesia. Have a great big media trial and debate. Then admit it's dead.
I am not sure the lack of a connection between swooshing doors and sexual attraction is clear. Can you elaborate.
Maybe someone *should* convert smartphones to gamma ray guns. In order to study the effects, of course.
Sure, abolish privacy for everyone who holds a government position. They are working for the public anyway - aren't they.
Read again. It doesn't generate radiation. It's not a nuclear power plant.
Though if someone writes an app to turn the phone into a safe nuclear power plant it might be popular.
All the war, terrorism, oil and environment madness would seem to make it worth researching safe nuclear technology, thorium for example.
The traffic doesn't care what speed your car or special privileges allow you to drive. You go the same speed as everyone else.
so *that's* the secret.
Yup, that's the secret. Feed coffee to your computer and you won't need backups any more.
"There is no energy crisis because I can generate my own"
Right-wing, radical freedom and independence, states rights, end-of-the-world survavalists should be embracing generation of their own energy, if they are serious about independence from corporations, monopolies, etc. It's nearly impossible to create your own gas, but electricity is comparatively easy to generate.
The military is quite right-wing, but they are just practical when it comes to generating power.
https://www.google.com.br/search?q=solar+wind+power+site%3A.mil
Yes, facts and opinion can be manipulated. Nothing new. For example, auto, coal, and oil companies can create disinformation campaigns about traffic, pollution, accidents, and global warming.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExxonMobil#Funding_of_global_warming_disinformation_and_denial
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_streetcar_conspiracy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_activities_of_the_Koch_brothers#Fossil_fuel_and_chemical_industry_lobbying
Yes sir. We are currently analyzing intelligence to narrow down possible locations for "the middle of Nebraska". First waves of attack with fake dummy zombies to consume ammunition. Please do not hit your head too much as we plan to "analyze" it to extract passwords, one bite at a time, starting at the toes.
Sir, your password recovery procedure is running according to plan and on schedule, sir, any other instructions?
I bought a used manageable switch with no password. I had to find the documentation, specs, build its proprietary serial cable, access the console, only then did I find the funky odd way to reset its passwords.
Quite a few passwords are not for windows, and require a lot of additional work to reset. All those simple routers on the market are very widely used. They don't reset the router access password, they reset the entire router. The SSID, WPA/wifi password, dhcp, all configurations, messing up the network.
The time required to reset all the passwords is precious time lost and creates additional problems. By now you are being called messy and irresponsible all over the place. The responsible thing is to find a good and secure way to store, document, and transmit the passwords when needed. Then reset them and re-document them. Which is a pain.
"Tried" several times to patch an error but "couldn't". "Coincidence" that it is planning to retire the platform. Smells a lot like planned obsolescence. Helps sell more junk products that become useless faster. Buy a new one!
That's what I have. Pretty much every cybercafe has deep freeze. It works perfectly, uses basically no ram, there is no slowdown. Turned off all autoupdates, removed the antivirus. Box never changes anything, boots the same every time. Occasionally I disable it and update all the stuff, but it generally runs somewhat outdated versions. There will be crap infecting sometimes, but only until you reboot.
Freeze all system changes except saving into the the documents folder. There are a number of programs to do it, seems the most popular is Deep Freeze. It allows all system changes, but after reboot it is all gone. Some tweaking will allow making a few things persistent, such as the documents.
As long as we're going to reinvent the wheel again, we might as well try making it round this time. - Mike Dennison
