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Is there an AWF app? Where can I download it? I never knew AWF (Access World Forum) has an app to view the forum. Apps on first run, or at install time, ask you if you allow the permissions you're talking. I don't know about iPhone, but in Android, they ask you, and you receive one message at...

I know you're kidding. But just as a clarification, sound quality and sound loudness are different. In US, it's very normal to see black people in cars listening to rap music that can be heard from a mile away. (Source: Movies I've watched) But Here, it's very very rare to see a car with loud...

Every time I buy a car, I opt out manufacturer's audio system (radio/tv/navigator). Then I buy it from a car shop,. They install it free of charge. I have 8 Bose speakers and a subwoofer, over a high range amplifier in the car I'm riding now. It costs a fortune, but oh my....You should ride...

not 9 years old, but .....still underage Between 2000 and 2018, nearly 300,000 minors were legally married in the U.S. Some married as young as 10, though cases at that age are uncommon and typically involve exceptional legal or judicial permission...

Yes, I saw that news in Instagram the other day. It was a honor kill. The case was so disturbing that I wasn't able to read to the end o the article. I simply gave up. One last question if you don't mind. The procecutor in the case I explained (murdering dad) had demanded 7 years. When the...

Something's been bugging me for a while, so I have a quick question about justice system in US. (just asking. Not saying it's wrong) I know different states have different law books and the same crime may have different consequences in different states. I ASSUME that any crime has a min/max...

All first/second world countries are suffering of declining population. Top ones are we and Korea. Here's USA. Third world countries now are manufacturing and exporting human. Using artificial ways to grow the population is easy. Mass production in labs is possible. The problem is how to find...

Didn't know. Then it's not a new fever..... I appreciate our car manufacturers are not following these trends. Or is it a matter of time?

It means if I don't want the additional HP, I have to pay a higher rate for insurance anyway. Because the car is registered at its maximum capacity, not what I paid for. I simply can't wrap my head around how much more money these companies need.

Next step is the cars that we have to watch an ad between gear changes?

Some people are calling it late stage capitalism. Volkswagen is now offering extra horsepower for a fee on its ID.3 electric hatchback in the UK. The mid-level trims officially deliver 201 hp, but the hardware is capable of 228 hp—an additional 27 hp that drivers can unlock via subscription...

"Imagine arguing with your mom and she hits you with a software update" 😄

A Chinese company called Kaiwa Technology has announced plans to create the world’s first pregnant humanoid robot using an artificial womb, with a prototype expected to be ready by 2026. The project was unveiled at the 2025 World Robot Conference in Beijing by founder Zhang Qifeng, who...

Thanks. You too.

Now I'm sure you have problems reading. Because I didn't suggest anything. Show me where I suggested anything. Maybe if I make the fonts bold you can understand what I mean: KitaYama said: ......., I simply said Access is not secure enough (comparing to out-of-box apps) and maybe that's why the...

For whom? me? you? or OP? In case of the other parts of your reply, I think we have some communication problems. Because we're going in circles. I think I'll stop here one more time, because, it's kind of wasting our time, and other readers Thanks for your replies.

I'm sorry, but I don't understand why you're repeating my words and feed it back to me. Nothing is 100% safe. We try to prevent data leakage as far as possible. And moving from Access to an out-of-shelf app, is one step toward more secured data. It's all what I said from my first post on this...

Since you were in a hurry to reply, you may have missed a very important part of what I said. Here that section; Yes, there was a time a group of hackers, hacked CIA. But none of them started with several hours of googling. They had years and years of hacking experience.

I stepped back for a while to see what experts have to say. I'm not expert in Access, not even close to one. But I believe the MVPs I know, the experts I've talked to, the books and articles I've read. From the first Acces bible that I read with Access 97, down to every book that I've read ever...

Maybe zero. Maybe a lot (While a google reseach needs less than 30 minutes to bring up all sollutions) If you go back to previous posts, I simply said Access is not secure enough (comparing to out-of-box apps) and maybe that's why the OP's company is thinking about another solution like ALIS...