Which would be great if my Windows 7 Pro Laptop could upgrade from 9 to 11, but it always fails (can't do 10, either) during the update with an obscure reference (and no, it's not pirated). I contacted Microsoft a year ago and got back a boiler plate that didn't work, and a "Make sure you use...
Ooooh.... sorry, I see a major typo, Steve:
Personnally, I know I'd feel safer if the stories kept coming at the rate of 1 per incident, but the actual incidents didn't.
"That ship has sailed".
If the FBI and the rest of the multi-letter groups had behaved, and followed the social compact (that Constitution thing that some folks keep bringing up) and the rule of law, then we wouldn't be having this discussion. But since they can't do things The Right And Legal...
Maybe that's what's going on with my eyes the last four months. Been to the Opthmalogist three times, emergency room twice, regular doctors four times on it. Have to have special drops, and I STILL feel like I'm losing my vision due to this stuff (when it dries further, it hardens to a crust...
I wish I had that problem. I'm stuck using IE 9 on my (home) laptop because, for some reason, IE 10 and IE 11 both fail during the installation process. I can get the OS updates, but IE itself won't install, and doesn't tell me exactly what I need to do to get it to install. I do have IE 11...
Okay, I'm still trying to see how either Zuckerberg or Facebook can be converted into 666. But this is pretty much right up there on the creepiness meter.
That would be a negative. As a "public sector jerk off", I save the US Navy $200M over the next twenty years with my work the last four years (and we're in the process of patenting it). Last summer, on a lark, I figured out a way to save another $20M over the next 20. This week, I've worked...
You just can't handle the glory that was Windows For Workgroups 3.1.1 running on MS-DOS 3.3 with QEMM.
Glory Days, indeed. Bruce Springsteen would have been proud.
Beat me to it, the trees and buildings on the side with the overly shiny white roofs give it away. Doesn't help that, while the asphalt looks "more real" in a non-motion shot for the game image, in moving images, the first thing that hit me was "where's the sun bleaching?" as the left has...
You lose that bet. I've never texted and driven, primarily because I've only ever sent 6 text messages. When I realized what they cost, and how little value texting was to me when I could just use the stupid phone as a (wait for it) PHONE and actually talk to someone, and then texts cost $.10...
It's even been mentioned IN THESE FORUMS over the last few years (I know I've mentioned lock outs of anything other than voice commands, GPS, mapping, and pure audio from cell phones moving over 10 mph here over three years ago).
Also fails the obviousness test.
Yeah, it said I'd reached my quota limit of 5 free articles per month. I don't believe I've EVER been to Newsweek before, much less 5 times this month.
I don't know about you, but living in Virginia Beach, Virginia, I've never been able to get Comcast; it's all Cox in Hampton Roads (except for Chesapeake) which is the largest Metro area in Virginia (Northern Virginia is part of DC Metro area, and we're twice the size of Richmond, at ~1.6...
Hmm... time to release Casanova Frankenstein with his Psychodefraculator.
But in seriousness, I know that we were just getting ready to start looking at alternatives to the old IBM Bladecenters now that IBM sold out to Lenovo (nothing against Lenovo, per se, just that Lenovo is owned and...
Except, contrary to what the article seems to imply, all of the major US Navy shipboard combat systems use a form of Unix (and all are moving to Linux) for their major computation. Some older installations use HPUX or Solaris, but all of the current ships use Red Hat or a real-time kernal on a...
I'm not looking for the exact same OS into perpetuity. I'm looking for the same kind of OS into perpetuity, with a similar, but improving and evolving, interface that allows me to continue to use the same type of applications that I've already invested so much time, energy, money, (and brain...
"Google may stop using cookies to track users"
May switch to Brownies.
"Brownies are much more effective", Sergei Brin, founder of Google said. "Cookies can get old and boring, especially the peanut butter/sugar cookies we've been using recently. Brownies, on the other hand, never get boring...
Just as long as the girls walking down the street can't suddenly read my thoughts, I'll keep from getting slapped five hundred times a day.
And propositioned twenty.
"Before being given their own notebook, each student must agree to a list of terms."
And what happens to a student who does not wish to agree to those terms? The school system still has a legal requirement provide education to those students. So the notebooks can't be "required" for the...
And my question is (literally, no sarcasm) What the heck is an Instagram?
Don't know what it is... is it like Twitter or something? I don't Twitter tweeter twit either, if so.
Glassholes was first generation.
Future versions will be more diverse, including:
Glassbags
Glassheads
Glookers
Gpervs
GPs (pronounced "Jeeps".... the automaker, alas, will see their product go the way of Hormel's Spam)
Gluser
Glower
Gwits
As I said, I am a CIVILIAN Scientist for the Navy. I work directly for the US Navy, and have worked for it long enough that I could have retired from the Navy if I had been enlisted or an officer long ago. However, I am a CIVILIAN, in the Department of the Navy.
All non-SES employees are "Hourly" even when in fact we operate as if we are salaried (I'm technically not GS, as I'm in a special pay grade outside that, but it equates to GS, and while OPM likes to display GS rates as Salary, they compute as Hourly). Therefore, I'm "owed" Comp-time when I...
The US Navy is my employer, directly, as I'm a US Navy Civilian Scientist. The US Navy is the owner of the base, directly. The US Navy employs either the Guards or the Military Personnel who man the gate, directly.
So, yes, yes it is indeed the EXACT SAME THING. You're "They're searching...
I work on Base. Pre-911, it took me 10 minutes to go door-to-door from my home to work (2 1/2 miles). Post-911, on some days it takes 1 hour, all because of backups at the gate for security inspections (even leaving can be a chore sometimes; I've had forty minutes to get OFF base, less than...
Wow that article is poorly written. I mean, I KNOW what he's talking about, but he's not spelling it out, which means many, many people will think the UK is telling Google to delete all the pictures from Street View UK, while in reality it's just about the WiFi monitoring they were doing.