And you have to enter the password using the mouse and an on-screen keyboard so you can't copy/paste the password from a password manager.
3)Install updates promptly.
4)Don't run things from sources you don't trust.
Those two are mutually exclusive for Windows 7 users. I no longer trust Microsoft updates, thanks to the spyware that is Windows 10.
As for "try and X," I do agree that it lacks proper punctuation. If you want to be taken seriously you need philosophical rantings to take on a more precise syntax:
Try, and develop a style.
Do or do not; there is no try.
It does not matter whether your try, it only matters whether you develop a style.
... [did something] With absolutely no backup.
Lesson learnt: Backup
Yes, dentists are well paid - eventually - but they start earning late, a few years after a software dev, they have a much larger school debt to pay off, and just like a software dev, the early years don't pay so well.
... and they have to spend their working lives peering into people's mouths. I've never understood why anyone would choose that as a career (unless the money is really good).
Want old-school Firefox without the new-age crap? Try Seamonkey.
Pale Moon (www.palemoon.org) is a quite good fork of FF pre-Australis.
I'm just basing the relative experience level by your UID
And on what did you base your assumption that UID correlates to writing experience? I would have expected that someone who has apparently been writing for longer than Slashdot has existed would have realised that other posters might also have been writing for longer than they have been registered at Slashdot.
.... someone who has not been writing as long as I have...
Just to satisfy my curiosity, could you quantify that please?
How long have I been writing, and how long have you been writing?
But at least they will have to pay going forward.
Will they get a refund if they go backwards?
(Perhaps the words you were looking for were "in future".)
Reality: Just about every business says they care about data privacy
The first line of the typical company privacy policy is "we value your privacy", but the next ten pages list all the ways they are going to violate it.
I think Ford should invest in getting everyone a moving map GPS
... displays will be in all new cars starting in 2018, because backup cameras will be mandatory. So sticking in a GPS is a minimal cost. For many current cars, the backup camera and GPS are part of the same package.
That's all very well, but I don't usually have a problem navigating when I'm reversing - I want the GPS to work when I going forwards!
... Much like we have a national do-not-call registry, we need a national do-not-track registry that covers the individual and any information source they choose to register.
Wrong. We need a DO-call registry and a DO-track register. Privacy should be the default state. I should have to opt IN to being called by tele-marketers, spammed, tracked etc, not opt out.
Prohibit circular cites to other Wiki articles.
That's already a well-established policy: WP:CIRCULAR
... With the ebook you get a
This applies equally to physical books.
"It might help if we ran the MBA's out of Washington." -- Admiral Grace Hopper
