When you wipe an Android device, even followed by a firmware reset, your data is still there.
Posts by chucklepie
19 publicly visible posts • joined 26 Nov 2018
One third of adults can't delete device data
Judge hands WP Engine a win in legal fight with Automattic
Mozilla CEO quits, pushes pivot to data privacy champion... but what about Firefox?
Stick to chrome, or edge (and creating click bait articles), that's up to you. As long as you're happy knowing they're crippling ad blockers and other related technologies, sucking out your personal data and ripping through your memory like there's no limit.
Me, I prefer the underdog who isn't as evil as the rest.
Devs learn rival Godot engine in a week to poke fun at Unity
BT's Wi-Fi Disc ads banned because there's no evidence the things work
Microsoft's GitHub absorbs NPM into its code-hosting empire: JavaScript library vault used by 12 million devs now under Redmond's roof
Newly born Firefox 71 emerges from its den – with its own VPN and some privacy tricks
Microsoft looks to React Native as a way to tackle the cross-platform development puzzle
GitLab reset --hard bad1dea: Biz U-turns, unbans office political chat, will vet customers
GIMP open source image editor forked to fix 'problematic' name
Microsoft drops 'Go Live' preview of .NET Core 3, complete with desktop app support
'Software delivered to Boeing' now blamed for 737 Max warning fiasco
This ignores the entire reason for the fault, namely Boeing tried to squeeze a giant engine on the plane so they could cut costs and pretend it's the same plane to avoid costly accreditation.
At the same time deliver a plane so unstable that software has to be used to keep it level. This might be OK for the eu fighter jet, but no other civil aircraft, I think, had this failing.
Microsoft debuts Bosque – a new programming language with no loops, inspired by TypeScript
So about that Atari reboot console... you might want to sit down. It's going to be late, OK?
Apple's revamped iPad beams a workhorse in from Planet Ludicrous
Don't forget lads (and lasses), due to the unique role Apple plays in the IT market (no, it's not a vendor lock-in, user choice or security worries) you cannot under any circumstances change browser to be anything other than Safari. You think you've downloaded Chrome or Firefox? think again, you've just downloaded a little skin on top of Webkit and whatever inferior javascript engine they're using nowadays).
Oh, for this to be Windows then they could be done for restricting the market.
Visual Studio Code's Python extension goes to Jupyter
Maybe if they made VS as nice to use with Core (for example, EF by database first or the myriad of front-end gui stuff that requires you to use a command line in Core) or added features to Core people want (like lazy loading of data in EF), possibly made it simpler to deploy a website to IIS, more will move.
Apple in another dust-up with its fans: iMacs, MacBooks lack filters, choke on grime – lawsuit
Microsoft's .NET Core 3 is almost here, which means time to move on from .NET Framework
The thing is, a lot of the nice features of Visual Studio only work with framework and not core (for example the whole visual element of entity framework, database first EF, etc) and a lot of functionality is missing from core (for example sticking with EF, and maybe it's in 3.0 I don't know, lack of lazy loading).