@Technocrati This is the concern of everyone as this problem exists with every OS even if it is mobile. If my android phone is compromised, I will have everything on stake my emails, social networks and space.
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It'll be interesting to watch as Windows 10 is refined over the next few months. @Kelly22: I think windows have taken quite a few years in form of windows 8 to refine their new OS. And from the initial posts it seems that...
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I think waiting for an official release would be a better idea to avoid these hiccups but if you are going back to win 8 because of features and visuals than it is a concern because preferring win 8 would be the last thing...
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This is evolution of technology and should not be stopped by the fear of crooks and to beat them the security think tanks have to come up with some more intelligent solution because captcha has already served them for quite...
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As not only Microsoft but all other companies 3with multiple technology products are integrating their all their products for quite some time now so we can expect that the support of holographic will also be available for...
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How about the TV? Favorite pass time of many. Verdict: Unlikely. It might be replaced with something like the hololenses or a full blown holodeck.
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I see your point. I don't really want to be in the shoes of the coding experts. And with the quantity of accidents in our country and in the world, it could be a real possibility that a future car would need to choose between...
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@Curt, I agree. Great piece. I was surprised that the main use at first of the laptops had been the facilitation of grading. I can remember when desktops were first introduced into my elementary school wayyyy back, and then,...
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David, it's not even that Goodell wants to keep up appearances. He wants to keep milking the cash cow as quickly and furiously as possible, at ever-increasing rates. Although there have been fires raging across the league...
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Or he could be called the Data Czar
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Curt as a parent myself I have no technology backlash just the opposite I want more! I have seen backlash from some educators but I think that is based on adapting to something new with little or no training. I will...
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For something truly meta, you could play one of the Sims games and manage the indoor lives of people as if *they're* snuck in a snowstorm, finding things to do.
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I agree forgot has become my standard since so many of the password standards are maddening one particular company has actually driven me to my phone to pay my bill because it is so maddening!
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@vnewman2: It's been made into a book, too!
In reply to: Re: memory classes anyone
I can't even remember the last time I remembered one of my particular passwords -- let alone what the password itself is (or, for that matter, ever was). Now I just don't do anything on that website anymore because...
In reply to: Re: Password standards
True. But I take my time. I game rarely -- because otherwise, I game too much and I wouldn't get any work done.
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Dave thansks for the snowmaggedon games recommendations, my daughter will love the Frozen game while school is out-- I will just be working even if it is by candlelight with my remote battery sources! Now wouldn't it be...
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A couple of problems with the performance enhancement mania (to include the home run chase) were that it distorted the records (the season home run record in particular will be tainted until it is broken), and was definitely...
In reply to: Re: People can reform
@Technocrati - I agree with you completely. I don't like to mix business with pleasure and I don't want my social media to try to do so either. And I think it is all the more aggrevating because the lines are...
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