Was it left at work, in an area other people could get within bluetooth range of? I remember reading there's a security vulnerability in macbooks that people were gaining control of them over bluetooth...
Most people look for pages though.
If you are searching Bing images for porn, I don't know what to tell you tbh. I thought you already knew the good places.
You mean break them up so that they have regional monopolies instead of national ones, making the service just as shit as ever due to the lack of competition? Then 30 years later, it'll re-form, just as (or more) scummy than ever, and still powerful and unchallenged?
With bing image search, and safesearch off, you don't need to know the good places (and a lot of the so-called good places are shit for searching for something specific). You can just put in names, topics, whatever, and it does a jillion times better than google image search. You can even specify if you want animated gifs or not.
Anything to break google's monopoly
I remember back when it wasn't a foregone conclusion who would win with Blu-ray vs HD-DVD that one prediction made was that Porn was going Blu-ray. And we know who won that format war too. That prediction referenced the earlier Betamax vs VHS format war as well.
I agree with you on the last part there, but even something is better than nothing in this case. If AT&T hadn't been broken up back then, they might be the only cellular provider today, if we even got cell phones by this point at all.
That's because in the debate of BD vs HDDVD, porn chose streaming.
Not a lot of porn on PS3. And I have a feeling that would have been the case regardless of if it used BD or HDDVD
Including certain NSFW key words will get past that. It's still a stupid hoop to jump through, but FYI.
While I think it was a factor, I think there's a lot more to it than that. The longer record times for VHS in LP and SLP modes made a big difference when selling machines to people who wanted to record TV.
I just don't like how Google thinks it knows what I want better than I do. I ran into another problem sort of like this a couple years ago, when Amy and I searched for the same thing with the same settings and got wildly different results.
No, I meant PS3 being a Blu-Ray player (and one of the best on the market) helped swing things to Blu-Ray's favor, regardless of porn. I've also heard rumors that Sony paid off other studios, but those are just rumors.Not a lot of porn on PS3. And I have a feeling that would have been the case regardless of if it used BD or HDDVD
Yeah - our lab is one of those open floor plan / cube-farm things. I am in bluetooth range of at least 30 people. I just updated to Mojave earlier this week too.
Maybe turn its bluetooth off, then. It doesn't even have to be paired for the exploit to work, just on.
The terminal prompt is something that can be customized to whatever you would like, but it depends on which user is currently logged in. You can use the whoami command to display the short name of the currently logged-in user (which should be YOU). I wonder if someone was using Bluetooth file sharing? Odds are pretty good that whoever it is has a Redmi Note 4, if I had to guess, and if this was really via Bluetooth, then a quick walk around your area might be all it takes to reveal the culprit.
My assumption was that Blu-Ray won out because HD-DVD got cracked first, so the studios dumped it.
Al Gore is right as usual
It happened to my secundary pc. It didn't update, just deactivated by itself. My main pc seems to be ok.
