Never mind the NSA, but I wonder what would happen if the police or the DA were convinced that some important evidence relevant to a major felony is stored with SpiderOak. Maybe there isn't an "encryption key," but I'll...
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Try "Intuitive Password". It's a comprehensive online password manager that meets your needs. There is a free version available.
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.gov is watching so no thanks. My local 2tb hard drive for 60 dollars works fine
In reply to: .gov is watching so no thanks.
Interesting - I quite like the idea of variable-sized teeth, though how easy it would be to administer and control I'm not so sure. IMO regulations have to be more prescriptive so that large organiztions can't manouvre their...
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If many people think XP on existing hardware is functioning just fine for them, it illustrates how status in computing devices has moved off the desktop and into the handheld device. It used to be it was cool to upgrade...
In reply to: Fashion's moved off the desktop and left the building
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I wonder how the hospital tracks and captures good ideas from its social collaboration so they don't get lost. A lot of times organizations have great collaboration tools but don't have successful follow-up so ideas aren't...
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I can't see why a dual-boot phone would be useful beyond allowing Microsoft to include it in Windows Phone sales stats.
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I can definitely appreciate that people are hesitant to dump their old computers, many of which must have been substantial personal investments at the time of purchase. The Ubuntu point is a good one; seems like old hardware...
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Exactly, I agree. Seems many will be moving to cheaper tablets. But those that use their PCs for more than Facebook and light email will be aggravated at having to throw away a "perfectly good" PC and faced with buying...
In reply to: Re: You can pry Windows XP from our cold dead computers
Great point, melgross. I'm hoping Huawei can clarify that for us. We asked them for comment this morning and were told we'd hear back-- but no word yet. I'll post an update when we have more information from Huawei. &nb...
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Michael,
Thank you VERY MUCH for your prompt reply & reconmmendation
In reply to: Re: The issue is no one trusts Microsoft
Now we're talking.
In reply to: Dual-OS Android-Windows Smartphone.
What does this mean? Is it Android, or AOSP? AOSP isn't really Android, as it has none of Android's services or any of Google's apps. It also can't use the Google Play store. As far as I know, a company can use AOSP with...
In reply to: What is this?
It's a calculated risk, but if it were me, I'd probably upgrade; that's what I've been recommending to friends and family. AV software will help, but it is gonna be more reactive than proactive, so there are no guarantees....
In reply to: Re: The issue is no one trusts Microsoft
Thanks for the comments. To be clear, I didn't mean that many will have "no choice" but to upgrade to another Windows OS. Rather, I meant that many will have to upgrade to something-- including (as the article discusses,...
In reply to: Re: You can pry Windows XP from our cold dead computers
Agreed that it will be interesting. Although, some of these larger strategic team games could turn the tables and give longer attention spans in front of the computer.
We'll find out in a few years, won't we? :-)
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The article states, "...many will eventually find they have no choice, due not only to increasing malware risks, but also the number of software vendors who will no longer update XP applications." That is so wrong. Most...
In reply to: You can pry Windows XP from our cold dead computers
Support for embedded XP ends on 1/12/2016.
http://support.microsoft.com/lifecycle/search/default.aspx?sort=PN&qid=&alpha=Windows+XP+Embedded&Filter=FilterNO
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