I'm curious why they think TPM 2.0 is so important
They need guarantees of functionality to support Bitlocker and other encryption platforms. Just like Windows Vista required a composite capable video card. This isn't Linux. Every version of Windows from this point on will require these features because it is now a core feature of Windows... a set of platforms YOU KNOW WILL BE THERE
BWHAHAHAHahaha. What year is it? "I don't so much care that they are GAY... it is more about how they push it in our faces"
Oh yeah, member GAYS IN THE MILITARY?
Libreoffice is a piece of shit, only praised by those who don't use it, or don't work in an environment that commingles with Microsoft Office.
You may as well just use Wordpad
Microsoft switched to Git from their old visual source safe architecture
WTF are you even talking about? MS hasn't used SourceSafe pretty much ever internally. Not even when VB5/6 were popular. It was a dysfunctional filler product that corrupted itself and the code files if you had more than one user. No one used it, not even MS.
The return policy shouldn't be a way to test drive products that you may or may not keep
Negative. This is a very major reason Amazon is so popular... if you don't want it, it goes back. If they stop doing that, then me and whole lot of other people will just not shop there anymore, and let our Prime membership lapse.
because clearly too many people have yet to realise they are only renting media online
More like a 4k Bluray disc costs $30+. Aint nobody got time fo dat
But it isn't "the exact same thing". The NSA put[s] monitoring/recording devices the exit/entry points of many of the worlds networks, where this story is about Spyware on Android cellphones
There is absolutely no way that the platters aren't compromised. Even if they had an identical drive/controller, you aren't getting anything off of them. This guy stinks like Craig Wright, promising he has a hidden treasure so that he can borrow money against it, and never have to pay it back until the treasure is found, which it clearly wont, ever
Chrome is built on the Chromium code base. You got that backwards
uBlock Origin will continue to work fine and be developed for Firefox. Quit using Chrome
So, you don't know. That's all you had to say.
Windows has an Executive process that lives in the same ring as the kernel, which manages things like memory and processes/threads for the system. That is what the user "SYSTEM" is illustrating... drivers/services provided by the Executive Layer.
How exactly is that different than Linux just using the root user/pid in those circumstances?
Imagine Windows 12 will be an OS with no such thing as an administrator account, and in fact no such thing as Local users
There is no way that would fly for enterprise deployment. And that's where a bulk of Windows revenue comes from
That sounds an awful lot like creating another regulating body, of which Trump and team are looking to dissolve. They are starting to be at odds with themselves
Robert Love created and released realtime patches way back in the 2.4 kernel days. There was nothing wrong with them, either.
Their idea of an offer you can't refuse is an offer... and you'd better not refuse.
