Wage suppression by a few monopolies. Most likely.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/apr/13/american-economy-wage-suppression-how-it-works
Biometrics should be used to augment security - not replace it.
I think the point of the article is Apple said "This is impossible to crack" and then it gets cracked a week or so later.
I'm in my master's program in Information Security and Assurance and wanted to attempt something along these...
Kansas City is great! We have Google Fiber and i love my fat 1000Mb internet.
Plus, we have a Nascar track 10 minutes from my home. Kyle should come to the October race and I'll get him the best Bbq in the Nation
I have no issues with any ads here. They are related to computer enthusiasts products and they don't screw up my computer. While I don't pay Patreon, I do make it a habit to click through and see what the advertisers are trying to sell.;)
Maybe they will video their "interactions" with their inmates who can't wait to hang out with a lawyer in jail, copyright it and then post it on BitTorrent to start the whole process over again.
I have several Police buddies who work in different locals and different positions, one being a manager for dispatching -- they all "deny existence" of the word Stingray - which is comical.
I have the same issue. I have to use Private Internet Access to get Facebook and several other websites working fine - otherwise it loads really slow - and I have Gigapower.
Once I'm on VPN, it loads lightning fast.
Lowering the quality is a bad solution. People should complain to the FCC and bring up Net Neutrality. This is nothing more than a money grab because of a monopoly.
I love Kansas City. Not only did Google dramastically increase internet speeds, but they created competition. I have uVerse Gigapower with 1gig up and down, and U200 TV for 120 plus tax. No caps.
Ever since Steam became available, I haven't pirated anything since. I enjoy the ability to buy a game on a platform that I can easily download and take my library with me from device to device.