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Cash; history of the Intel actions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osSMJRyxG0k
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Time of purchase product to time of knowledge of flaw allows for time-frame to file lawsuit(s). Example. Intel worked on rushed product to compete against AMD threadripper. That time was after the time of the known issue. Thus Intel was i
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Code for the solution and then code for performance. Direct performance coding is a bad return on investment. First prove it works and then prove it can be made better and faster ...
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Movie Theatre is good one. Our service works just ask expected without any flaws. Our ushers check for proper tickets after the presentation has finished, that way we know who should and should not have access to the theatre. But shouldn&#x
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9y ago
Police should start using social engineering for fact finding. Simply call and ask "Just confirming that "Supposed Hostage" placed an online order for 10 pizzas". Or something of that nature to listen in on background
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This is why I believe all bills should have to state who the authors of the bill where, even if they just fixed an incorrect punctuation or spelling error. We actual do not know who writes the legislation, only who brings it to the table.
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And when a market doesn't take care of itself the people are the ones to suffer, no matter which party they are part of or voted for. Mortgage industry was self-regulated and politicians just balled out the bad actors. It is about &quo
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Milwaukee WI in the early 1900s had a Socialist Major and administration. Voted in to help stop corruption. Turns out his legacy is alive and well today. Summerfest is one of the worlds largest musical festivals. Original grounds for Summ
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Wireless is inherent issues that fiber and copper does not. 1. Wireless is burst not pure data streams, latency issues. 2. High probability of interference. 3. High probability of collisions, wireless spectra bouncing off one another and ob
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More or less like the Three-tier system (alcohol distribution) in the USA? Large brewers cannot distribute their own product. That might of helped prevent, unproven, Intel from exploiting Anti-Competitive tactics since DELL and HP would of
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9y ago
Nothing like not being able to delete a directory because Explorer is keeping the folder's thumbnail database open and in use even though you are no longer in the directory.
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It is not just Japan but also South Korea with power lines everywhere. Yet they mask some of their cell towers to look like trees, mostly saw them closer to the DMZ.
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This is where tin foil is a great tool. Comcast sees the wifi activated but no one can connect though the layers of metal.
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What are the odds the extra Javascript / altered data packets are going towards a person's data cap?
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Don' worry, next it will ISPs with a no-benchmark / speed test clause.
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9y ago
Augmented Reality seems to be the only answer to useless and invasive technology and excessive advertising. I foresee uBlock and Ad-Block will most likely be working with AR in the future.
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9y ago
As a power user, I'm still looking for a good ARM battery efficient 2-in-1 to use as a light laptop and tablet that runs Linux. Not to use as a production machine but for content consumption. Being able to continually read a book or a
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I wouldn't trade Windows for Linux for development and everyday computing, even gaming. Microsoft and Apple both have slow and clunky UIs. I am actually more efficient on Gnome with extensions than either of the two. Only use Mac OS an
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One thing that could limit the exposure would be to allow for individuals to limit and set controls on the information about them that is being collected. Less information collected and stored means less of a liability for both parties.
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"The revelation comes as Google and other internet companies are under fire from lawmakers and regulators, including for the extent to which they vacuum up data about users." Since the FCC is taking the Alan Greenspan approach to
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Tax loop holes and methods are no different than software loop holes and methods. Hacking is not just digital but social and political too. Technically tax codes and laws are source code to Governmental society.
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May be 5 years ago for PCs but still year 0 for Smartphone crap-ware bundling. At least PCs have the ability to remove it with keeping the hardware warranty intact.
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Apple is tuple(Hardware,Software) = product. So simply a product company.
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Chromebooks are close but one should be able to keep their changes and reactivate the security screw so no further changes maybe made. Simply, manual switches to protect UEFI/BIOS and TPM changes are better move then none or all appro
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All data sets and findings should be fully open, cited, and accessable to allow for public scrutiny and counter brief filing to point out erroneous statements.
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To that same logic any operating system that allows editing the hosts file or running your DNS service and routing a domain name to loop-back or some other server is also liable for producing circumvention tools.
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11y ago
Emergency situations and natural disasters, where are the discussions? Real life has the two and yet there is no real life discussion of what one should do with a pure electric car. Snow storm his the Midwest and nocks out the power. You