Yeah HP had a big push about 10 years ago to get into the enterprise game that Dell was dominating basically. Circa 2012ish? They refreshed their warranty repair system, started pushing next day delivery of parts to match dell/Apple and putting out desktops/laptops aimed at lasting for enterprise. It may have fallen off because I left that line of work shortly after, but Dell/Apple were a powerhouse at that time for warranty repairs. I could order parts at like 3:30pm and the replacement drive/ram/lcd/ribbon cables, w.e would arrive the next day. Apples would arrive by 10am, Dells around 12:30, so next day repairs were most common for me. For personal use dell also had complete care at the time, so you could run it over with your car and say hey this isn’t working, and if I had enough of the pieces there… They’d cover it. That’s what HP was trying to stack up against to get in the door I guess. Don’t know if they did

If somehow it all gets worked into becoming less detrimental I think it just needs to be reworked from the way Google and such tries to do it. Summaries shouldn’t be a default response. Waste of space/resources and can be very frustrating. At least in duckduckgo I’ve seen they try to chop it from responding, then if you want the summary you can click the down arrow so you get it.

So many quick searches result in useless data spewing on for umpteen lines taking up the whole page just for someone to glance at it and scroll past it all to a site that is specific to the data search.

Well maybe we are looking at it backwards. Maybe they are looking for the kids to have a shitty environment where they can’t actually learn life lessons until they are thrust suddenly into it between 16-18 and are easily moldable/groomable, then unable to perform the basic functions and called names.

They can call it the we hate our kids and want them to grow up to hate us bill.

This is actually do to government policies being put in place in the U.K., Australia and such. In those countries if a user has a child account (under 13 years old) certain safety features are turned on by default now in those countries, and the parent can choose to turn them off. If your account is over 18 years old, has a credit card attached to it, or I think there is a couple other ways it will automatically assume you are over 18 and you don’t have to prove it (otherwise you would have to scan your ID to get your Apple account to have you listed as an adult). In the U.S. you don’t have to prove it, and it is opt in by the users.

So it’s a catch 22, I think it should be opt in every where, but no one is winning a political campaign on saying 12 year olds should be able to send or receive nudes without their parents knowinh about it.

So your telling me someone only has to pay off 1 27 year old to ensure they have a backdoor into most enterprise networks?

The other interesting part to me is that most iPhone users have gotten used to using faceid. I know not everyone likes using it but it is the standard use for iPhone users. The Duo doesn’t have face ID, and switches you back to having to use touch ID on a side button like on an iPad. (I assume because they couldn’t figure out a standardized position that would work well when you are rotating/folding/unfolding whatever to that could consistently work well.

They just offered to pay his taxes, they aren’t sick of him or they’d let the company fail

Step one rotate the doll 180 degrees to unlock the orphace. Attempt to remove the release plug found in the back. Now use hand soap and water to clear the debris obstructing and causing the vacuum to occur. Please take an anti inflammatory and if the issue persists after 20 minutes consult a medical professional.

(The person working there has copy/pasted that to 50 people in the last week, haha)

There was an exploit on you could bypass the bootloader essentially and run whatever you wanted at that time. They couldn’t patch it apparently with software so it had to be replaced in hardware.

In theory after 2013 that shouldn’t have been able to happen without decryption keys or brute force like you’re saying

I imagine they are self driving and someone monitors several remotely. If one appears to be stalled or throwing an error code it likely pops an alert, you select the device view the cameras to see what’s gone wrong and place a suggested input of how to resolve the situation. That’s essentially what they did for their self driving cars when they start out, then eventually the alerts become less and less but someone still exists.

Not sure this will be either. Just because we agree with it doesn’t mean that intentionally stopping a service provided by a company won’t make you liable in court if they sued them. “People have increased doubts about ordering products on our platform because they were intentionally stopping the products from arriving”

I can’t see a reasonable judge not finding them liable and therby any damages the company can prove plus court fees would be on this person.

I don’t think they even advertise it as free, if they are it should be illegal/made illegal as it is only with the purchase of their subscription services.

CBS fully embraced and placed an ad today about a political rival that was “forcing kids to get surgery” which is 100% illegal in the state. Truth is a person who was 19 got a surgery in Texas is trying to say a person they don’t know is forcing kids(illegal) to have surgeries in Ohio.

The hate is high. The lies are fruitfull… or Ellison would not fund them

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Yeah, a security key for Apple disables you ability to receive the account with them.

Fingerprint and face is allowed under most states

A. If you want 2fa to unlock a phone fuck off B. One has to opt in to iCloud. (It’s way to fucking motivated and absolutely a forced thing in my opinion though)

If you can’t download an app without being signed into an account… You paved the way for Microsoft. Literally were the worst of the worst and made it so. Even the Microsoft store allowed $0 purchase without sign in for years after if not possibly still today. (I don’t use them).

That said… Security testing anything should tell you the Apple/Google/Microsoft system is all wayyyy more secure using 2FA and activation locks we all hate because theft is a thing. We shouldn’t need an original proof of purchase to unlock a device, yet we do because social engineering makes it that way.