If you can disable MMS with your carrier, do so, otherwise do not look at text messages from originators that you do not know - delete the conversations.
While seems like generally prudent step, in this case...
lets attackers compromise a device through a simple multimedia text — even before the recipient sees it.
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Can the US federal government, or any state level government force you to buy stuff? If not, the law + annotations must either be free, or ignorance is actually a valid excuse.
There's a flaw somewhere here I think.
The more fraudulent behaviour, the less valuable the individual ad/impression becomes, the bigger the need for fraudulent behaviour.
Europe > EU > EMU (size-wise)
They should give the dogs away for free, and then bilk you on the service&maintenance contract.
But what marketprice do you prefer for your cab drivers?
Higher rates, meaning more money out of pocket, or the occasional rapist (see: various stories about "pirate-taxis", or even Uber drivers).
Government regulation of various products is there to avoid a race "through" the bottom, where things are so very cheap up front, but come with social/environmental costs.
I'm no expert on goldmines, but I think you need the shaft going into the goldmine, to be able to access said goldmine - your code results in logistical problems for the wife.
I suspect the rate of defecation, and the required sheets, might be influenced by the amount of water (and other liquids) you consume, as well as your ability to properly cook chicken.
Ever 3rd (ca) thing I hear on Spotify is an ad for Spotify Premium
Ever 5-6 minutes on DI, I get an ad
On Sony's music-video service I got 2 ads per song (Often the same twice)
On YouTube I get a video-ad per video, easily as long as the video I'm watching in case of short "funny" vids (I've clocked youtube video-ads up to 3 minutes long)
On Comedy Central, watching Daily Show and Colbert Report I get (got?) 1-3 video-ads per ca 6-minute segment
The notion that stripping this could result in 25% reduction seems... high, but plausible, especially if the study went for ad-heavy traffic (it was funded by AdBlock Plus)
Then on text/image sites, you get large anim-GIFs, multiple sizable javascripts, and flash elements, that together can take up more than half the data transferred... so averaging 25% becomes likely I think.
I've seen it repeatedly for some days now on CNN, or you no longer consider that news?
...this wouldn't be a problem. However, they insist on avoiding the US with an irrational passion.
Don't know Jolla's reasoning for not going to the US, but I think that if I was making cellphones outside of Android/Windows, I'd avoid that market due to American's irrational passion for litigations.
You're missing the bits about the Greek PM's wife threatened to "turn off the hot water", if he agreed to anything sensible.
Qt5 would abstract the bits that are platform specific, while still allowing low-level control where desired.
Unless there is some specific reason not to use Qt, it would seem to match his requirements nicely.
It is a joke that there isn't an HBO series about him already
I've seen pictures of Linus, and I've seen HBO
Understanding is always the understanding of a smaller problem in relation to a bigger problem. -- P.D. Ouspensky
