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Or you could use higher-throughput wireless technology like WiFi that's connected to a fibre line at the gateway in your home. This sounds like people wanting to discontinue running cables to multiple locations (capital-intensive, regulatory issues…
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I've been working remotely using a Citrix-based solution (via the MS Remote Desktop Mac client) that provides a user shell running Windows - this for about 9 months since the work-supported VPN (Pulse Secure) had issues with an upgrade. It has been …
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exceptionhandler said: My question is this: how do they know this if we are not being tracked? How do they know how many have not opted in? Either they’re pulling numbers out of their butts or some limited degree of tracking is still being …
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digitol said: dcgoo said: byronl said: What tesla does basically I hope more reliably than Tesla’s Bluetooth key. The BT key in my iPhone generally unlocks my wife’s Model 3 fine, most of the time. But about 25% of the time i…
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What I'm struggling to comprehend is that the chip manufacturers were able to avoid paying these royalties, yet Apple is unable to achieve the same result. Apple surely has a defence relating to downstream product use; but if not, why not? Is this …
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What baffles me is that there were ever two products to begin with. But this looks promising and should make it much easier to work with.
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And this ruling comes from Delaware - hard to see Blix finding a better venue apart from Texas. Once the patent claims were dismissed, the case was over.
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Remember that these numbers are from IDC, which has a poor record over the last few decades. So your surprise may simply be a reflection of the source's methodologies rather than the market realities.
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Dead_Pool said: In episode one, a shirtless Vladimir Putin personally karate chops enemies of the Motherland. ... from horseback.
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iOS_Guy80 said: At the end of the day it better be about the device. Strongly disagree. The end goal is young citizens who have received an education that enables them to make decisions in the face of uncertainty and to discern possible so…
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Does the ticketing company trust your word that you're vaccinated? !1iota
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george kaplan said: It probably says something about me that I saw the new name and thought it was CYNIC. It’s a terrible name. That's OK. It also sounds like "sink" which is what the products will probably do in the market.
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Xed said: I can't think of another human being alive that has directly affected as many lives for the better as Sir Berners-Lee. That would be "Sir Timothy" or "Sir Tim" - the "Sir" title from a knighthood is used with the recipient's fir…
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Sounds like wishful thinking on the part of the report's authors. Who paid for the report?
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Other rental space in the area is buoyed by the presence of Apple, and local estate agents expect the market to bob along nicely without being able to pin a specific reason for their optimism. ... I'll let myself out.
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15 months to issue a fix??? Somebody's not especially serious about security. Or maybe they believe their own public statement, as opposed to the opinion of a security researcher.
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I would have liked to see this article confirm or deny the presence of similar schemes in other countries around the world. Frankly, this seems like an extension of the push to get blank CDs taxed at a higher rate because of the assumption that the…
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maestro64 said: thelemmingface said: (Before saying my piece I just want to make clear that I'm not attempting to either defend or criticise this proposal). As someone involved in the arts in the UK, I can confirm that there are two m…
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Here's an idea: let's have the ISPs actually IMPLEMENT the services they were paid to implement over 20 years ago. As others have pointed out, it's not that the fund needs more money, it's that the providers aren't living up to their end of the barg…
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GeorgeBMac said: OutdoorAppDeveloper said: I did some research into the TPM issue. None of my Windows PCs have TPM enabled. The reason is that I like to boot Windows on an external SSD to test beta versions of the OS but in order to do…