Re: New trade deal
And unlike Intel, they won't cost an ARM and a leg.
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I have some of their cameras as well, and an unanswered question is if this tracking was added after Amazon bought the company or was it integral to the app from the very beginning.
The Exodus reports for the app go back to July 2018 and the trackers built into the app have not changed from then to now. Amazon bought Ring in February 2018 so it looks like it's a pre-Amazon thing, but there's no definitive proof.
With a budget set every year and a president who changes his mind every time he watches Fox News at six in the morning followed by his daily Twitter feed where policy is announced direct from the Royal Golden Throne, it's worse than trying to get something planned weeks in advance with my project manager.
Landlords becoming reluctant to rent to EU nationals due to Brexit No Deal worries
Rise in EU citizens not getting UK settled status causes alarm
EU nationals who cannot prove ‘settled status’ being wrongly denied basic rights, report finds
Note that it is actually impossible to prove settled status, there is no physical proof like a residency card.
In the EU, as of Brexit Day, new British residency applicants get steered to the country's extra-EU residency rules (demonstrate income, etc...).
The transition period is intended to transition pre-Brexit residents over into whatever regime each country has set up for already-resident pre-Brexit Brits (most probably like extra-EU residency without the residency requirements and with a few extra bells and whistles).
I think we all know Johnson has form when it comes to super silly bridges, as well as the Garden Bridge he's talked about Scotland-N. Ireland and England-France.
Do you seriously think FOM for EU citizens to carry on coming to the UK is politically sustainable after the past four years? That will be the EU's price for British citizens to have FOM in the EU. It won't happen.
As far as I've read it's just another visa which has been renamed and had its cap of 2000 people/year removed. It never hit that cap in the entirety of its existence so in the grand scheme of things it means nothing apart from yet more smoke and mirrors for the domestic population's enjoyment.
There will be no FOM as we know it for British citizens in the EU. As of next week their residency is locked to their current country and trans-border work becomes a horrendous pain in the arse. Any new post-Brexit British arrivals will now be treated in the same way as extra-EU nationals. Any pre-Brexit British residents will be treated as post-Brexit British arrivals if they up sticks and move to another EU country.
Any changes in the direction of improving FOM will not be as good as what British citizens in the EU have this week. EU/British citizen rights were decided in the withdrawal agreement, not the trade agreement. The trade agreement is about trade. This is as good as it gets as the British government is not interested in fighting for British citizens' rights in the EU as that requires reciprocity for EU citizens in the UK. If you believe otherwise, I hear Boris has a bridge he wants to sell you.
And may I also add that "Standardised" is their standard. This godforsaken framework which has everything including the kitchen sink and can happily fill gigabytes of memory because it also needs a browser, a JavaScript engine, and whatever JavaScript libraries are du jour all because web developers like the idea of writing actual desktop software but haven't got the patience to learn anything new and think slapping together some HTML and JavaScript in Electron makes them Real Programmers Now is in no way a definition of a standard but just stuff slapped together that happens to work and is just yet another giant albatross around the neck of modern-day IT.
The service is designed to offload workloads from x86 or Arm-based devices to containers in the cloud. All the grungy compute, storage and battery-sucking work is then performed elsewhere and streamed to the device.
Otherwise known as the original iPhone's HTML apps? With containers.
When project deadlines are squeezed in the constant race to the bottom, documentation quality is usually the first to go, just enough to tick boxes to say it's been done. Then later on everyone's utterly surprised when nobody knows how anything works as the original people are unavailable (they're busy having the same problem with other projects or have been fired).
How very dare you! NN4 did CSS... badly, but it did it. You might have had to not load it in NN4 to stop it looking terrible.
Benson Leung tried to do that but he hasn't reviewed for a while.
I don't know if USB-C chargers and cables have improved since then when the chance of frying your phone or laptop was much higher than it should have been.
In my experience, if your not driving on the phone, downloading images you shouldn't, stalking, abusive messages/calls, selling drugs, sending unsolicited dick picks, or grooming etc underage kids the police have no interest in your phone.
Getting raped is a new cause for police to rummage through your phone since you started in 2009.
It is being normalised.
TFA says it makes changes:
The technology works in various ways: Cellebrite says for some phone models, its equipment copies a custom bootloader to the device's RAM and runs that to bypass security mechanisms [PDF]. In some other cases, such as with Android devices, it tries to temporarily root the handset. The equipment can also attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in phone firmware, including iOS, to ultimately extract data.
1. scotPlod uses software to flash phone, furtle bits not usually furtled, forcibly unlock it, rummage around.
2. Based on that may or may not decide to send off to a lab to properly extract contents.
Can anyone see a possible place in this workflow where there's a chance for evidence to be planted/removed?
Especially banks and new pretend banks jumping on the bandwagon too. You know your money's safe with them (33c3 talk, 30 mins).
Then eventually they ditched its look to make it look like Chrome
Australis was designed first, they just took so long to execute that Chrome got there before them.
Get rid of their very qualified CEO Brendan Eich for something that had absolutely nothing to do with technology, only due to a totalitarian leftist/emotional/brainless subculture
Oh FFS.
It seems he wasn't a very good CEO before the gay marriage thing blew up, that was just the straw that broke the camel's back.
in favor of the ridiculous FirefoxOS, something that nobody asked for, never took off and is now dead and buried.
It still lives on in the form of KaiOS for mobiles, Panasonic's TVs, and custom ROMs.
You're saying that as if you don't know the idea of Empire 2.0 is thing, which of course it is.
I never quite understand how, if the UK is such a victim of outside forces because the EU is holding it back and especially because of the EU itself, it will be able to once again be able to rise up and form Empire 2.0 and subjugate those same outside forces (and especially the EU) back down to their natural place in the world with the UK (or rather, England) on top. Just doesn't compute.
As we have already seen with the likes of the Schengen Information System, only after Brexit the UK will move from the trusted to the untrusted zone for everything.
I never have found why the EU had such a problem with bananas.
Let me help you out there: They didn't. It was fictitious tabloid nonsense.
The EU is indeed guilty of setting up one banana standard to rule them all, but it's not because they have a problem with them. The reason is that traders wanted to trade bananas across the EU and found out they couldn't do it due to differing conflicting banana standards. National governments therefore got to work and came up with a common banana standard and that happily meant trade in bananas became more profitable than it was previously when there were differing conflicting banana standards.
Something even Worstall could be happy about for a moment, if he'd only take that chip off his shoulder about Europe (as should you).