Comment Re:I only have one word for them. (Score 2) 123
Years later, I still refuse to buy any Sony products. They deserve all the misfortune they receive.
Years later, I still refuse to buy any Sony products. They deserve all the misfortune they receive.
The Pale Moon team have publicly said that they won't be implementing it.
He was dragged under the floor by an alien, and presumably killed off-screen, as the group escaped from the from the control centre.
Maybe they're hoping to win back market share with emoji support...
I suppose Apple will think they can get away with taking 30% of each transfer.
I through Cawley did a great job as Kirk and was very sad when he stepped down from the role. In fact, I attribute a lot of the series success to his portrayal of Kirk.
I'm confused by the units here. WTF is a dollar squared?
I think you'll find that Oracle licenses are paid in dollar's squared.
A geosynchronous satellite around the Moon?
It turns out that the required distance for this is outside the Moon's sphere of influence. Placing a satellite at the L1 Earth/Moon Lagrange point might work better.
Well, they may have permission from the rights holder, which I guess amounts to authorised distribution. If they didn't, then this is copyright infringement and they could be nailed under a making available argument; though, that assumes that the rights holder would actually pursue the charges, which seems unlikely.
It is going to be interesting to see how this plays out.
RFC 6106 adds the ability to specify DNS server addresses in router advertisements; unfortunately, it is not widely adopted. Even then, it is not a replacement for DHCPv6 and only serves to make stateless auto-configuration more useful.
If you want an offline map in the Android maps app, you select an area to download and it does just that. Any area. There are size limits though.
Yes, you can still do this with the "OK Maps" rubbish (WTF were they thinking?); however, it is much less functional than the old version where you just go into the menu and click "Make available off-line". This would then show you a convenient box so you know when you have hit the size limits (it goes red when the area is too large). You could then see a list of all the maps you had saved off-line, how much data they were using, when they were cached and you could also rename them.
Measuring distance in a straight line isn't all that important.
I disagree with you there. I often want to know the distance between two points. Also the old maps (with the measure lab) let you plot multiple lines and it did a sum for you. You could then get approximate distances between any points on the map (not just for driving). It would also give you a nice graph showing ascent changes.
Another thing that Google removed was the terrain maps.
Google's war on advanced users continues.
It's a rough question though as I have to say I'm OK with Google poking through Picasa in order to catch a real child molester.
Right, that's a fair statement and I respect your stance; however, I ask you, how many liberties would you give up to protect the children?
You say you would let Google go through your photos... What about your email? What about your documents, your phone calls, your home. How about the government bring you in for questioning once and a while, just to make sure you are a good citizen... Where does it stop? Where do you draw the line and say "no more".
Our rights are being slowly eroded away, all while politicians are waving the terrorist or paedophilia flags in front of us.
Because it's about the cloud silly.
Wikipedia is not the be-all, end-all source of human knowledge.
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systems running mcafee are in grave danger of ruining slow or crashing.
Isn't that how systems running McAfee usually run?
Too many people are thinking of security instead of opportunity. They seem more afraid of life than death. -- James F. Byrnes
