Comment What I'd pay for (Score 1) 225
All-you-can-eat monthly subscription with download links for all videos (including commercial music videos) in various formats (mp4, mp3, ogg, etc.).
All-you-can-eat monthly subscription with download links for all videos (including commercial music videos) in various formats (mp4, mp3, ogg, etc.).
Slightly related;
Lcamtuf writes that that running strings over a maliciously crafted file can probably result in code execution on your system.
http://lcamtuf.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/psa-dont-run-strings-on-untrusted-files.html
The big picture is nothing new, when you use software, particularly software which is written in C/C++, to process data from untrustworth sources there is a reasonable chance of hard to spot security vulnerabilities.
Yes, a proper terminal and a proper shell are two huge strikes against Windows in my opinion. Adding a package manager is a nice step forward for them, though. Too little, too late for me, but will be handy in those situations when I must use Windows.
Quantum mechanics were proposed by Max Planck in 1900, 1905 it was used by Albert Einstein to explain the photoelectric effect (for which he got awarded the Nobel price in 1921), and by the 1920 it was already heavily reworked and modified by the works of people like Erwin Schroedinger, Werner Heisenberg, Louis de Broglie and Max Born.
So Relativity and Quantum mechanics are quite bad examples for what you want to say. They were adapted very quickly instead.
Or has Dunning been Krugered?
The pill transmits to a wrist sensor. Of course, that will transmit to an Android phone, which will upload the data to Google's servers. You'll need a Google account, of course. All that data will be available to you (and, of course, Google's "affiliates") via a newly reactivated Google Health.
Let's get this out of the way so we can have a more serious discussion: if God created everything, who or what created God?
Most of what you talked about are annoyances, rather than serious issues.
An annoyance that appears every day becomes a serious issue.
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It's fashionable to complain about the replaced start menu in Win 8.
It wasn't just that, it was all the touch shit crammed into a desktop OS that failed to work well with a mouse and keyboard. Ballmer et al., were chasing after the "golden fleece" of a "universal interface" by j-j-j-jamming touch into desktops/laptops. They thought that mobile interface on desktops would work better than desktop interface on mobiles (XP tablet edition, to be specific).
They're finding out that people use different form factors in different ways/use cases and that the interface should follow the use and form factor.
Winidiots swear up and down that Linux "will never be ready for grandma." I have to tell you that from personal experience "grandma" hates 8 more than any Linux desktop environment.
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AT&T doesn't want to throttle these people just to limit their effect on the network. AT&T wants them to leave and never come back.
Then they should have never sold "unlimited" plans and your friend was an idiot for not having tiered pricing.
Have a nice day.
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The Sun just bathed Earth in an enormous X-Ray flare, knocking out power globally. Unable to restore power quickly, governments stand idly by bickering while people run out of food and water, and begin the rioting that ultimately causes the demise of civilization.
In the ensuing civil wars, 50% of the population is wiped out, starting with the educated, who are blamed by the bottom rung for the disaster.
The few who remain postwar get together to "reboot" civilization.
"Shit, there are no computers. We're all fucked."
Today is a good day for information-gathering. Read someone else's mail file.