"makes a nearly identical blunder' all over again"
It's not a "blunder" - he's figured out he can get paid for conferences and keep himself in the spotlight by doing this sort of thing.
Bottom line: He's a fraud.
Sad thing is, a lot of people are prepared to believe him and pay to listen to him. And the planet could be wrecked because of people like him.
.... the totally inadequate results of the local elementary and middle schools.
So, you were saying ???
I was think you agree with us, then: The social norms place the USA in the middle of the list (not near the top as most of the residents like to believe).
So all the NSA needs to do is kidnap your chip, microscopically re-dope it, and shove it back in your computer without you noticing!
They could have a batch of compromised chips and replace the one in your computer.
Would you ever know? I really doubt it.
My alarm dates from 1060 - a flock of geese!
(very difficult to spoof...)
People will absolutely find out if their prints are indeed uploaded or stored on their device.
Why would they need your fingerprint?
Fingerprints are for physical access. Apple has remote access.
Whoosh!
OK, but will you be able to call and say why you're going to be late for the meeting?
This has the added benefit that if you cut your hand, burn your finger, etc. then you'll be locked out and won't be able to dial 911.
Try wiping your hands between eating a donut and using your phone.
His glands make him eat donuts?
if you have some super secret corporate info on your iphone you should be relying on a lot more than a consumer level fingerprint scanner for security
Especially when it's on a glass device that's covered with your fingerprints....
They lied about posting stuff which didn't turn up; cards appeared at my door saying `you were out` when I was not out etc.
FEDEX does that too.
You know their promise about how if it's one second late they refund the money? What really happens is that a message appears on their computer that "they called but you were out" then they give you the runaround on the phone until you get tired of calling them.
Also: 'Side Slip angle Control' and 'top speed' aren't related.
(Except in the USA, where there's no corners on racetracks).
No backup?
Didn't he write some source code control system or other to prevent this...?
...and how many updates can we expect to have to manually install over the next year if we administer a few dozen machines?
What will they use as fertilizer?
If you think the system is working, ask someone who's waiting for a prompt.
