There's no "happy July 4th."
We don't celebrate July 4th, December 25th, October 31st, etc.
We celebrate the HOLIDAYS.
HAPPY US INDEPENDENCE DAY.
(and yes, as previous posters pointed out it's not an international holiday. Sorry Will Smith and ID4 crew.)
Godwin's Law (again)
Godwin's law.
Google can do what it wants.
In legalese, that would be: Google is not an arm of the government, is a corporation, and is free to do as its company governance determines is in the best interests of its shareholders.
Simply put, nobody forces users to choose to use google. There are plenty of search engines, some good, some bing, etc. Some don't protect your privacy, some duckduckgo. In the end if the choice is to use google there are advantages (they'll try to give you an answer they think you'll find useful) and disadvantages (Tim Wu might jump out from behind a bush and yell "aha!" at you).
Google's search algorithms have made this world a better place.
I'm glad they don't have to appease anyone to keep offering that superior product.
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The OP includes a link to an IRAQ user saying he can't set up his Chromecast...
and a 9 day old post from someone saying they're now on the beta track and google saying they'll fix it.
Are we really to believe there's a great google conspiracy to disrupt chromecasts, and
in a week and a half NOTHING has been discussed, but now the only two links are
an IRAQI WINDOWS USER and someone who accidentally got into beta.
My money is on hoax.
Ehud
My two ChromeCasts are working great.
I love a good hysterical conspiracy and am disappointed not to be part of it.
Go on, keep on making up stuff. Perhaps some of it will turn out to be true!
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I'd like Diane Feinstein to be geo-fenced to keep her grubby little NSA-sucking
encryption-hating lying hands off of issues that are over her altitude or too far
for her eyesight to comprehend.
Geo-fencing for worthless corrupt senators. Now there's an answer.
Leave the drones alone. They are innocent of any wrongdoing.
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The original article link to the actual new story ("Apple decertifies...") is behind a paywall.
With all due respect to the Wall Street Journal, is there a reputable news source for this
that we can read?
It's grammar, not grammer, and you're welcome, illiterate swinehunt.
Oh good job, Captain Hindsight! You are absolutely right! Manning should have never been able to use a USB stick [takes notes]. Also Snowden should have never been given so much access [takes notes].
"...this would have never happened."
Oh excelsior! Your powers of observation and hindsight deduction are without compare. Between that and your three split infinitives all I can say is BRAVO, SIR, BRAVO! You truly have your finger on the pulse of
That's the "if you're in an organization that pays for extended support you can pretend it's still alive" period
For everybody else, g'luck, you're EOLd and no more update soup for you.
You're confusing "extended support" (2020) with end of life - Jan 2015
http://windows.microsoft.com/e...
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...then why not complement your end-of-life Windows 7 with an older version of Chrome or FF. They support Java just fine, and the Java they support is no more of a security risk than your Windows 7.
There's a reason the rest of the world moved away from java and that's security, but if security risks are no object, you go, girl.
Seeing as I lack comprehension to read your incorrect ramblings, reading it again will simply result in double the lack of comprehension.
Thanks for the much needed advice on what I should do! I have an idea on what you should do.
Understanding is always the understanding of a smaller problem in relation to a bigger problem. -- P.D. Ouspensky
