Or for free from many local police stations, or from many retails when you purchase the gun.

I use Chrome on Windows 10 90% of the time and I can't recall ever getting a notification like that. Perhaps there's an option somewhere to disable it?

Did not RTFA. I'll just stick with the headline and assume I'm all good from here. Cough cough

The end result would be lots of people blowing each other up after accidentally switching phones at a party.

Thank you. I understand that evoking images of giant floating trash islands may help bring attention to the issue. But it is blatantly misleading and may be doing more harm than good. The pictures in TFA show mounds of trash ... but always on the deck of a boat, or piled up neatly next to the podium at a press conference. At least show a picture of the area and explain "The water looks normal at first glance, but in this area are xx tons of plastic waste." Otherwise people are going to be suspicious about the conspicuous lack of photos of this "Giant collection of fishing nets, plastic containers and other discarded items" as described in TFA.

In my city the police have an agreement with many downtown businesses to monitor their security cameras live. I once toured their "command center" where the walls are lined with dozens of monitors showing video feeds from all over the city. The room is staffed 24/7 365 days a year. One of the workers who monitor the cameras (among other duties) remarked that they were essentially useless. The city never bothered to label them, so no one knew where any of the cameras were located.

Speak for yourself. All of my exhibitionist dick pics have the signs for the nearest cross-road in the background. How could I have known!?

It's true that the firmware would be limited to a specific device, and the precedent is far more dangerous than the code itself. However no system is perfect. There is at least some chance that some exploit could be derived from the custom firmware that helps break the security of other devices. A (not perfect) analogy would be giving out the combination to your home safe because, since your doors are locked, you assume no one will get a chance to access the safe.

https://support.apple.com/en-u... You have two password options to choose from with paid and in-app purchases: Always Require: When you make a purchase, you'll always be asked to enter your password, even if you're signed in with your Apple ID. Require After 15 Minutes: When you make a purchase, you'll be asked to enter your password only every 15 minutes. You can turn off password protection for free items on your iOS device or computer if you don't want to enter your password when downloading free songs or apps, but you can't completely turn off password protection for paid items.

From the same link "If you haven't created your Apple ID, follow the steps below to create one and a store account at the same time, without adding a payment method."

You are not the only one to feel that way. Joel gave a detailed explanation on why they are bringing on a new cast.

As much as I love the old seasons, we're not just trying to make an "MST3K reunion episode." Even if we do get our entire old cast and staff to come help out, I think it's important – essential– that we bring in new talent to keep the show fresh, and to help it evolve.

I was hesitant about having a new cast as well, but his answers sold me on the idea.

Licensing was one of the biggest hurdles of the original show. They had to buy licenses for every movie for the episodes that aired on the Sci-Fi channel and Comedy Central. Some episodes have never been released on disc because of licensing restrictions. There were also plenty of movies that they never riffed because the owners refused to license it at all, or set a prohibitively high price (we're talking decades-old, low budget movies).

That is why Rifftrax was the most ingenious solution to the licensing issues. Created by the cast and writers of the later episodes of MST3K- they sell a stand-alone audio track of the riffs. This circumvents the licensing issues entirely and even lets them do new releases which would have been impossible in the original show. The downside is that you need to have your own copy of the movie and follow the instructions, or use the free app they provide, to sync the audio from the riff track to the movie. It's pretty easy, but the extra steps probably turn some people off.

Personal (non DEP) devices can have Mobile Device Management installed on them. It is common for companies who let employees bring their own devices. The only difference is that DEP devices can do it automatically over the air rather than needing to go to a website or sign into an account to set it up. https://www.apple.com/business/dep/

That is correct for Apps. But a configuration profile can be downloaded from a website or sent by a mail server when you try to log in to it. The user would need to accept it and enter the devices passcode, but no Apple ID is needed. iPhone User Guide: iPhone in Business