data of all citizens everyone is affected and the dependency is much deeper than just the use of microsoft word or excel almost every author or a team from the townhome to the vehicle registration office and the tax office works with software specially written for their purposes. these many thousands of special programs are written for the windows operating system. the more complex information technology becomes the deeper the state is trapped in the microsoft monopoly. no one knows this better than martin child will manage the german government's id for eight years. to burn and boyish and isn't defacto upping its for microsoft i deny my course of product and it's been it's become guns when you go. microsoft is it still doesn't just adults and if somebody does manage on the vitals and on the soft einsatz income variety to comment on in microsoft for you and i love microsoft poke on the bush would send via dns question and sort of idea is that with microsoft's software a lot of windows should lead to a least two i know virtual kitchen upping its kite feel satisfied and because it's not saying oh

sentence creates ten lines of code in libra office form in the file saved in the background in microsoft word there are more than one hundred lines of code so microsoft provides a lot more dangerous space for viruses to infiltrate computers. and. the be aside the german federal office for information security confirms this the microsoft formant office the cyber attack a far more opportunity for attack. the security gap for the want to cry virus demonstrates the extent of the risk because peroration is controllers have either not noticed the programming errors for ten years and have therefore introduced them into all microsoft systems since x.p. or they knew the mistake but kept it a secret the fact is the american super secret service n.s.a. used this very mistake to program a spy tool and used it until it was probably stolen. by an employee and sold to cyber criminals. in view of such dangers doesn't the state have to insist on the disclosure of the source code for all its software but that's not in my future galland and it's. vague and honest. in the application guidelines to fork in just a

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prices conditions and security requirements the reason given trade secrets as claimed by microsoft in other words the corporation can decide what the public may learn about its dealings with taxpayers' money. with the framework contracts governments all state institutions from local authority to parliament to obtain software directly from microsoft resellers this is legally questionable because this type of treaty overrides european law. accordingly public authorities are prohibited from buying products and services exceeding the value of one hundred thirty five thousand euros from just one supplier there has to be a public invitation to tender the german government's head of i t p two but appears to have no problems with this how does he justifies circumventing public procurement. of mission and done. on them but. this is all as if i don't want to fit in for. him. and hide under them his dollars least of the stock and the. reason it's a nice. source and fuck you fuck. you know it's expose them and for. us to end up so good as you know you did on this photo missed in hundreds on fatigue and first

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thousand and six the only problem the documents used the calligraphy font which wasn't released with microsoft word until two thousand and seven and that would draw one to the conclusion that the documents were not real the supreme court agreed and down went no i sharif. yet but i. made a bet. is always a rule no prime minister has ever completed a term in the history of the country so how long will the next prime minister last . come out haidar reports from islamabad. to the prison. time former prime minister of pakistan mr nawaz sharif. being heard by the national accountability. they were being held at a prison and. it expected. approximately one degree that day would. have to face the ongoing probe by the national accountability called by no means be able to take part in political activities directly and also the political ban on mr. knew until the final judgment in the case is pending against him. therefore. for mr and i watch in the long run he still has to face the full wrath of the law and the accountability. well we also have our online journalist as had hashem in islamabad as well and he'

microsoft word, for example.what if the 10 things that were does are the 10 things you need it to do. we will parse this in a way that will help you fully. we are on the cusp of getting into that kind of analytics, which defines our success in the future, how we look at open source and classified applyation and have it big data analytics and machine learning. in veryat those things disparate information. information is so disaggregated you might not see it. there's a great book called human plus machine i wrote about -- i read about them on the -- read about a month ago. more and more we are going to start bringing in those tools to deal with the sheer volume. pamela may switch now to china. the judgments in charge. -- pamela me switch now to china. the gentleman's in charge. about your view of the chinese the -- chinese military capability. it is developing more than a regional approach. , technological capabilities that are running in natural -- toe the national interest to see china breakout the chief technolo

thousand and six the only problem the documents used the calligraphy font which wasn't released with microsoft word until two thousand and seven and that would draw one to the conclusion that the documents were not real the supreme court agreed and down.

so microsoft word, for example.what are the 10 things that word does are not the 10 things you needed to do? part of that is having data science break into the code, rewrite it, and parts this in a way that is helpful for you. sp ofe just on the cu getting into that kind of analytics, which will define our success in the future, how we look at open sores and classified information and how we imply -- how we apply big data analytics and machine learning. to look at some of those things in very disparate information. i heard it described before as, what are the faint signals of conflict and war? the faint signals that help you look at inw, because information is so disaggregated, you might not see it. does not mean you take the human out of the book. there is a great book called human plus machine i read a month ago. there is still that human analyst that applies good judgment, the more and more we are going to start bringing ai tools to deal with the sheer volume of things we have to look at. seth: let me switch to c

i'll say microsoft word, for example. what if the ten things that word does aren't the ten things you need it to do? so part of that is having the data scientist go, let me break into the code, let me rewrite it, we'll parse this in a way that is helpful for you. we're really just on the cusp of getting those kind of analytics, how we look at open source and classified information and how we apply big data analytics, ai machine let thesarning, to look some of those things. i've heard is described before as what are the faint signals of conflict, faint signals of war, faint signals that help you look at i&w, because information is so disaggregated, you might not see it. it doesn't mean you take the human out of the loop. there's great book called "human plus machine" that i read a month ago. there is still the analyst, the human that applies good judgment. but more and more we're going to start bringing in those ai tools to deal with the sheer volume of things we have to look at. >> fantastic. let me switch now to china, s

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word for bing. i have got no microsoft stock by the way unlike stuart varney. >> that's good. david: bing shows me, that it's a little less biased than google. that is my opinion. go ahead. >> i like that idea. i hope more people follow suit. if google cannot prove to us that they have removed any type of political bias from their search engines, because at the end of the day i have no issue with a company leaning left or leaning right. but when you dominate the industry and don't have competition, which hopefully they do from bing, at least, you're a user of bing, then in that case you can influence elections by influencing opinions and that is not okay. david: all right. i hope there is enough competition to keep the government out of it. keith, heather. thank you very much. melissa. >> thank you. melissa: hurricane florence approaching the carolinas as more than 10 million americans covered by hurricane and tropical storm warnings and watches. fox news's rick reichmuth joins us from the fox weather center with more. rick. >> the winds have come down a little bit over last f

have a black box operating the public id microsoft dependency puts governments under a cyber threat and not only that. the zoo selling this is the one. with. the words this is. the host i didn't miss the old vision stopping there was listing of all the fun is up and describes in the fine. you know world of big partisan groovy lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back across the uk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the situation in syria. let me go back to our guest in beirut ok we heard about the demands that the the u.s. those were putting forward for syria after donald trump if you look through the history of his tweets the syrian war was a big mistake until it became president. we had to leave illegal airstrikes against syria because of alleged chemical weapons we're going pr

microsoft thought the iphone was stupid. they didn't get it. they weren't google. >> the internet is abuzz with wordooking to expand into the cell phone business. >> you guys may have heard also that yesterday we made an interesting announcement about a little phone. so i thought i'd just show that. >> a year later google unveils the android phone, which was google's attempt to capitalize on the success of apple's formula. >> the very first one comes out next week from t-mobile, and it's called -- ah, ah, ah, the t-mobile g-1. so what's it like? well, it's like the iphone. >> they had striking similarities in terms of both use a touch interface. both had a big wide screen on the front there. both had google maps. both had a way to download apps that worked very similarly and some of the apps were the same. >> google hopes it will take over the whole mobile market just as it has done the internet. >> given their relationship steve jobs felt he had been betrayed by google. >> you're on the board of apple. any tension on the board around the fact you guys are starting to get in each other's business? >

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revised after microsoft's guidance and the chip market may also be moved by samsung reportedly lowering out next year to keep supplies tight. much, thank you so sophie. let us get you the first wordews with jenna dagenhart. >> haidi, the uk's promising plans to break the brexit stalemate after eu leaders rejected terrorism may's movement and warned that time is running out. two days of talks broke out without progress and leaders put more pressure on the. prime minister to shift her stance they say that is special november summit to sign a brexit deal will only go ahead if the united kingdom makes more concessions next month. isly's five-star movement threatening to torpedo the governing coalition if they cannot carry out its election promises. their partner, the league's, are struggling to find resources to lower taxes, reducing the retirement age and reducing pure.ies for the the prime minister luigi demaio told radio 24, he will walk away from the coalition is money can be found. fixed look and eu regulatory clampdown and sanctions unless it used to an ultimatum regarding users information. the commissioner says she is becoming impatient with the social network after two years