Assuming you live in the USA.
Short answer:: No.
Long answer:: yes but you’re basically living as a criminal, rather— you’d have no bank accounts; no credit cards; and you’d live on cash alone paying no taxes as you’d have to work under the table ( no one messes with the IRS). — or— leave the USA and do the above…
So if you want any kind of “modern life “ put a freeze on all your credit accounts and check them annually
Funny story, before they did the 2007 redesigns, they asked users what they wanted to be added; 95% said features that were already in Office.
The Ribbon was designed to make features more findable.
Alas.
I don’t think so. As providers assign a number to each subscriber, like even an Apple Watch technically has its own number.
So the issue is the “way for anyone to demand my number “
Oh. Perhaps a hotspot; and tether to it. And use WiFi wherever you can otherwise? “They” could demand your number but it couldn’t ring you.
Go on……
Please rant away, this is a safe space.
As above; intel will be SO much easier
Macs don’t have a bios. But they boot easily into Linux (again intel)
Enjoy
Sort of like the difference between the cathedral and a bazaar?
Right. This is at its core a mechanical computer. This is only a few changes away from doing stuff like calculating real world data
That some damn fine work
The tenacity, or madness to work through how to make that work is amazing.
I forgot where I heard this::: If there are fewer, more relevant ads, Google and YouTube should be able to make more money with fewer ads.
The advertisers though want more ads even though they are less affective. As it forces the cost per ad down.
It is totally backwards…. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Perhaps, I am certain that it is a non zero number. But the majority of Apple users would use keychain (apples built in passwords management) first.
Shrug. Ymmv
And it is MacOS only… so. While yes this is very important - this is a very small target… Mac users who use 1Password
Everyone is giving solid advice.
It is a trade off as google controls so much.
No no. I’ve got a much better idea!!
Let’s overthrow their current governments and install our puppets; so we can pillage their natural resources.
There should be no consequences from that, right?
Oh cool.
Thank you.
We have a godaddy certificate on our vSphere server; so that’s why it is double odd
Right. And oddly I couldn’t even do that. FF wouldn’t even acknowledge that there was a certificate.
It showed an https but blocked the page and would not show the certificate at all
Did a full reinstall of the cert CSR — new cert fixed the issue.
Just very odd FF Bx
Short version: no
Long version: I’m pretty sure; no. I believe that; tools used like apps would not be subject to FOIA.
I deal with public records requests at work… email, documents etc. sure thing, but I’m pretty sure that the AG would laugh at you requesting the source code for apps we use.
—- I could only wish that we were mandated to use only open source software
Yep. And even I did it in my post. Notice what is missing?
Test your backups!
5 days to boot. Damn. The dedication to get it to work is amazing
I hope he doesn’t have to patch it….