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argh! "The Infinite Upgrade/Update Treadmill" - upgrade one thing, then need to upgrade something else, then upgrade another thing...then something we like and find usefull, and is embedded into ...

for me, that's been the Samsung NX 500 16-50 kit lens + WA adapter, since I now shoot around the apt, cat photos, etc I'd describe my efforts thus: "at best, a mediocre hobbiest with no artistic ...

it ran out of ink long ago. Now it's a networked scanner/sd card reader I ended up doing so little printing it wasn't worth it to refill the ink cartridges (refill, not replace) apparently there ...

Some big retailers are going a different way. Both Costco and Walmart are either/and buying/renting "smaller" container ships, since there are ports that can handle the smaller ships, but not the ...

"Windows 11 review: An unnecessary replacement for Windows 10" https://www.pcworld.com/article/539183/windows-11-review-an-unnecessary-replacement-for-windows-10.html Personally, I plan on holding ...

No doubt there are use cases where the "aggressive" feature is useful. Sure, compression probably is faster than disk page swapping. But for me, not so much. btw, my original plan was to buy a ...

what software do they install and use? How much RAM do they have, vs how much do their programs use?? (I just found out that win10 has a clever feature...it compresses the memory it uses for ...

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I also run under a user account. When a program needs greater access windows puts up a dialog box asking me if I want to allow that specific program to make changes to windows. And of course by ...

like I said, windows security requires an IT dept, with uptodate training Life for consumers is much different. No IT dept.  Using programs not vetted by the IT dept. If you think people can use ...

My comments were for the consumer. I'm sure enterprise IT has more resouces availabile to them. Microsoft no doubt has many programs to help large IT depts administrate their computers. . No doubt ...

complex, hard to implement.... that sounds practicle to you? more like a security system with builtin excuses for failure... "it's not the security, it's all the programmers doing it wrong!!!" ok, ...

thanks for the suggestion

I'd suggest not getting personally sucked into FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt) as it will make you crazy. It's beyond our direct control...let the cloud providers deal with it. They have the ...

What do other companies do, when their products are responsible for damage, both injury, fatal (!!), and financial? Hmmm...what examples could we find? Pelatron....their exercise equipment actually ...

Thanks, interesting I just had a quick reading via this link, and I'll doing a bit more deep-dive into the subject "Best practices for timestamping" https://www.digicert.com/blog/best-practices-tim ...

So I did a bit of searching, and read up a bit on "timeStamping". Interesting reading. From a quick read it's still confusing 1) every time to program runs, the cert is checked. Does this require ...

For any kind of GUI change, Microsoft must have had meetings. The change had to: - be specified - designed - documented - tested - translated into all the languages Microsoft supports - approved

what, you thought you could keep your old hardware with it's old drivers/software? btw, anything that requires a "security certificate" is on an EOL (end of life) timeline. So is any software that ...