Goddamn it, I pay 50$ per month for a shitty 12 Mbit ADSL connection. No data caps though. I hate living in a first world country that for all intents and purposes is actually a third world one.
I know I'm a bit late to this, but this is what I posted in the other thread:
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Concerning CyanogenMod, this was posted to their Facebook page a few hours ago:
Recent Stagefright issues
The following CVE's have been patched in CM12.0 and 12.1 nightlies for a couple weeks. If you haven't updated already, we strongly encourage you to do so.
CM11 will see these updates hit as part of out of band fixes this weekend (these releases occur weekly).
We are actively following all the DefCon events and announcements and will be keeping tabs on other disclosures that could impact CM and its derivatives.
Concerning CyanogenMod, this was posted to their Facebook page a few hours ago:
Recent Stagefright issues
The following CVE's have been patched in CM12.0 and 12.1 nightlies for a couple weeks. If you haven't updated already, we strongly encourage you to do so.
CM11 will see these updates hit as part of out of band fixes this weekend (these releases occur weekly).
We are actively following all the DefCon events and announcements and will be keeping tabs on other disclosures that could impact CM and its derivatives.
[obvious sarcasm] Well, it's absolutely fine by me; after all, they're on our side, right? It's not like it couldn't be used against us, huh? Anyway, I've done nothing wrong, so I've got nothing to fear!! {insert happy emoji} [/obvious sarcasm]
If you're (forced to!) run the outdated version of Flash in Firefox on Linux, now might be a good time to go to the tools menu > addons > plugins and set Shockwave Flash to "Ask to Activate". Then the plugin will stay disabled per default, but can be activated on a per-site basis.
I have a FX-8350 too. Given how much the the cores sit around idling at less than 5% usage, I don't think I'll need to upgrade my CPU before 2020. RAM, on the other hand...
As many other people have noted: the CPU speed wars have been over since the Intel Wolfdale/AMD Deneb days of 2009-2010.
Holy shit snacks, does that mean that one day I might be able to use Korean government or online banking website with Firefox???
Probably not, the country's extremely monocultural when it comes to computing tech. ("Not Invented Here" was one of the problems in the first place.) For example, nearly all the PCs there are Windows/Intel/nVidia combos... you really need to jump though hoops and/or be really specific when ordering computers to get anything else. And, only people at Daum and KAIST seem to even have any idea about Linux. Anything outside the Windows (IE6+)/Intel/nVidia mindset is not going to work.
Slashdot Mirror
(Am I the only one who's mighty surprised there's no server configured to that address??)
Goddamn it, I pay 50$ per month for a shitty 12 Mbit ADSL connection. No data caps though.
I hate living in a first world country that for all intents and purposes is actually a third world one.
Australian Detected_
Porn.
(Seriously. Porn: the eventual financial innovator, and eventual utilization of most modern technologies.)
(Why the HELL are there now TWO front page threads about this??)
I know I'm a bit late to this, but this is what I posted in the other thread:
--
Concerning CyanogenMod, this was posted to their Facebook page a few hours ago:
Recent Stagefright issues
The following CVE's have been patched in CM12.0 and 12.1 nightlies for a couple weeks. If you haven't updated already, we strongly encourage you to do so.
CM11 will see these updates hit as part of out of band fixes this weekend (these releases occur weekly).
CVE-2015-1538
CVE-2015-1539
CVE-2015-3824
CVE-2015-3826
CVE-2015-3827
CVE-2015-3828
CVE-2015-3829
We are actively following all the DefCon events and announcements and will be keeping tabs on other disclosures that could impact CM and its derivatives.
Concerning CyanogenMod, this was posted to their Facebook page a few hours ago:
Recent Stagefright issues
The following CVE's have been patched in CM12.0 and 12.1 nightlies for a couple weeks. If you haven't updated already, we strongly encourage you to do so.
CM11 will see these updates hit as part of out of band fixes this weekend (these releases occur weekly).
CVE-2015-1538
CVE-2015-1539
CVE-2015-3824
CVE-2015-3826
CVE-2015-3827
CVE-2015-3828
CVE-2015-3829
We are actively following all the DefCon events and announcements and will be keeping tabs on other disclosures that could impact CM and its derivatives.
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Nexus 7, original (2012) version?
Now let's hope Adobe fixes some more of the numerous bugs and issues with NPAPI Flash.
Yes, by killing it off.
Could you provide an example of something that teachers should teach but that cannot be tested?
http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacit_knowledge]
Also helpful is a saying my father once told me: "I can teach you knowledge, but I can not teach you experience."
Down = left blinker, up = right blinker
Actually, that's usually flipped in RHD cars. (Thankfully, the pedals are the same all over the world.)
For the Chinese ideograph version and English translation, see slides 12 and 13 of...
I know I'm a few days late to this thread, but how about we forgo the propriety ppt filetype plug-in hell, and go straight to Wikipedia ?
"...although you took very thorough precautions in the pod against my hearing you, I could see your lips move."
[obvious sarcasm] Well, it's absolutely fine by me; after all, they're on our side, right? It's not like it couldn't be used against us, huh? Anyway, I've done nothing wrong, so I've got nothing to fear!! {insert happy emoji} [/obvious sarcasm]
Which witch?
If you're (forced to!) run the outdated version of Flash in Firefox on Linux, now might be a good time to go to the tools menu > addons > plugins and set Shockwave Flash to "Ask to Activate". Then the plugin will stay disabled per default, but can be activated on a per-site basis.
Adobe: "You're on your own."
http://gmail.com/postmaster ---- The actual relevant link
...take a step back from the crazy and ask what is the real import of the plane hacking.
I d'know... bears??
(In addition, that statement is actually a question.)
This.
I have a FX-8350 too. Given how much the the cores sit around idling at less than 5% usage, I don't think I'll need to upgrade my CPU before 2020. RAM, on the other hand...
As many other people have noted: the CPU speed wars have been over since the Intel Wolfdale/AMD Deneb days of 2009-2010.
"The King is a fink!!"
Look and see if...
Pick one verb, or the other.
On the other hand, "youth unemployment" (age range not defined) in South Korea is now at a whopping 40%. Major hard times ahead.
Holy shit snacks, does that mean that one day I might be able to use Korean government or online banking website with Firefox???
Probably not, the country's extremely monocultural when it comes to computing tech. ("Not Invented Here" was one of the problems in the first place.) For example, nearly all the PCs there are Windows/Intel/nVidia combos... you really need to jump though hoops and/or be really specific when ordering computers to get anything else. And, only people at Daum and KAIST seem to even have any idea about Linux. Anything outside the Windows (IE6+)/Intel/nVidia mindset is not going to work.
uTorrent alternatives you should have moved on to a long time ago; cross platform clients, with clickable links for the lazy:
qBittorrent v3.1.12
Deluge v1.3.11
I'd say this is directly aimed at the GoneWild boards, actually.
I know I'm a little late to this discussion (days later via email subscription), but FTFY.
Wow, that office really gets around...