Comment Re:Privacy? (Score 4, Funny) 776
Think. You keep using that word...
Think. You keep using that word...
My post is currently +4 Funny.
There's also 7 billion people alive, not 6.
Wrong.
7 billion people are alive. 108 billion people have existed. That means 101 billion have died.
That gives you a 94% chance of death and a 6% chance of immortality.
So I'll file a patent on it and make squillions!
.... RAID is not a backup.
More charge gets transferred to each transistor? The insulating layer doesn't break down as much? Some weird physics effect?
How do they manage currently with security updates every month?
My guess is businesses will continue to use WSUS to manage the rollout and testing of updates, without the hassle of major version updates.
It's not really any different from what happens with regular updates now, except some of them will add new features, like Service Pack's currently do.
Smaller updates has got to be better than major version updates, otherwise there wouldn't be millions of Windows XP machines still out there.
Sounds like a much better option than what has been done in the past.
What if you're in a car, constantly moving playing a game of "lead the drone on a wild goose chase" for fun?
It would be pretty funny if there was a swarm of these following cars on the motorway or around and around a city block or something.
Why does the temperature increase precede the CO2 level increase more often that not in that graph?
The smarts are stored on the key.
smarts like the time a user is allowed to use the key and if it has expired or not.
They also read in the logs from the lock and update it's key black-list.
The key gets sync'd to control software, which can go over the internet.
The integrity of the entire system is reliant on the keys, that they can't be modified or copied.
It was a good thing you had the new version of her will notarized last week.
Don't forget about the wifi connection.
It's a remotely configurable internet connected device.
What does it matter if the vendor doesn't make it easy to upgrade the software?
"It's not a software product"
So the code in question does not exist?
Any given program will expand to fill available memory.