Though if people ran as a standard user and not administrator most of this would be a non issue.

And if the governments weren't so hard bent on using the uranium for bombs then they would be using thorium that was postulated decades ago and we wouldn't be in this mess to begin with.

I've been running Windows 10 betas since they were available and I know at least Symantec with their end point protection had something that worked when we were still in technical preview..

Atleast in my area that was one of the selling points for attracting people to cable and they used to have commercials about it. Commercial free that is.

But if you dont enable java script their advertisements don't work right..

A lot more then that.. there's also a few hundred thousand Shopify stores that were affected as well to include my company's store. Generally directly interfearing with commerce is a big no no as well.

The problem is that the "Affordable Healthcare Act" has nothing whatsoever to do with healthcare. It deals specifically with health "Insurance" and still has caps on the maximum lifetime expenditure.

Not necessarily. We have 3 were I work and they are actually owned by pnc bank.

Tell that to Microsoft

They could also use a private team speak / ventrilo / etc. server but I would hazard a guess that most of it is done via throw away cell phones.. so let's take away Mobil phones from everyone? Really this whole speiel sounds a lot like the whole " gateway drug" dispute.

Personally I would have to think that the issue is that there aren't enough insiders that actually use webcams to complain about the issue before it is released. I am an insider, I HAVE a webcam, but I haven't used it in about 2 years. Our business just tends to use voice much more than video.

Free,.. Unless half your domain is still on Xp and vista.. Sigh.. Still on those os's due to lack of funding. At least with Windows 10's new development scheme we SHOULD finally have the whole domain on the same os in about 8-10 years.

Not all. There are plenty of businesses out there that are still using windows xp either due to compatibility with older special in house programs or they just don't have the money to upgrade their systems. Unfortunately I fall in to the later. Upgrading 68 systems to windows 7 or above is a huge cost for us and the general consensus from upper management is if it isn't broken don't fix it. so, on average we replace 4-6 systems a year. Figure by 2025 we should finally be off of xp.

Personally I think the whole argument is meaningless. The reason why the 16gb was the largest seller was because it was the cheapest.

Keeping thier investors happy. Consumer be damned the investor is all that matters.