Its had rumours for years, go look at all the iphone shit.

Recently botnets haven't really been the issue, they've mostly been reflection attacks which use DNS, NTP, etc. to amplify the size of the requests. If networks started to drop UDP packets with spoofed addresses that would reduce the problem significantly (so would convincing a huge number of people to fix their DNS or NTP servers, but that is harder).

I think you'd be better off picking up one of the Zotac CI-323 bare bones systems.

Nothing is on Windows 10 mobile.

I'm in a similar boat though from my perspective all the original content has been garbage.

I'm not sure how it is in other countries but in Canada there are quite a few things landlord as originals that appear to simply be content they are the exclusive regional distributor for rather than the creator.

Everyone I know that used Google Talk switched to Hangouts for the simple reason it was a continuation (though the EOL of the desktop application in favour of a shitty browser plugin was dumb), Allo/Duo however is completely moronic as they exist in parallel are disconnected. I haven't installed Duo, and won't be installing Allo, I'm sure as a Nexus user they'll eventually appear on my devices but I'll disable them at that point.

It was already passing through Google's servers, try to keep up.

Pretty much, for a user there isn't a reason I would bother installing. I use Hangouts, everyone I know uses Hangouts...

Maybe this depends on what you're referring to as self-guided but the in vogue approach of not teaching multiplication tables, long division, etc. has shown to result in a poorer understanding of mathematics.

I do, I also realize it is not the recording industry that grants the licenses nor does the recording artist doesn't profit from it only the songwriter. More importantly Youtube is the broadcast medium, not the broadcaster.

The record industry clearly sees Youtube as a value advertising mechanism or they wouldn't be uploading every video they make to Youtube. As for the rest, they're essentially adding a new revenue stream by monetizing home video.

Yea its not like companies don't open subsidiaries which they simply declare bankrupt to avoid the financial consequences of their incompetence - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

I suspect you'll find most people wouldn't have known about it, I didn't until earlier this year and have been using Angular 1 for an enterprise application for 5-years. I can't see us re-writing the application so we'll be sticking with 1.x, and if we do eventually then why would we choose Angular 2? Fool me once....

Are probably to a lot of the same people.