Why are some of these hardware or hacking (but not a combination thereof) articles getting tagged with "hardhack", when it has nothing to do with hacking, and in some cases, not even hardware?
I transferred all my old apple ][ disks to my PC with all the useless crap I wrote in basic. I still have my ][c which helps.
What I had to do was write a small program in apple monitor (assembly) to read the disk sectors one by one and echo the bytes in hex to the serial port. I wrote another program on my pc to listen on the serial port and read these hex codes back into bytes into a disk image file. I'd have to do a couple reads of each disk until I found an MD5 that was more prominent. It worked though!
Is NYT some godly thing I've never heard of before? Why is this news? Maybe if this was an article about the benefits of blah blah blah, maybe citing NYT as an example.
The next logical question is, if you password-protect and encrypt your hard drive to thwart precisely this kind of unwarranted and unjustifiable privacy invasion, can Customs force you to divulge your passwords? No.
http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/12/15/1459243
Just carry 2 drives - some laptops have easy-access hard drive bays, one of mine is hot-swappable out the side like a PCMCIA device. Put one old/cheapie in the computer as it goes through customs - it will speed up the scan too if it is just a bare bones Windows installation (I'm assuming they would be better/more readily equipped to handle that).
Carry the other more important "stay outta my shit" one outside the machine where I doubt they will search your carry-ons for external drives. Maybe even disguise the sensitive drive in a digital photo bank: An external enclosure with its own battery, a display, and memcard readers to download data to its internal drive - meant for digital photographers.
That's a big one they missed: the MIDI/Game port. All of my joysticks at home are for the game port, and when I built my computer a couple years ago I made sure it had one...
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I'd imagine its like youtube thumbs at the end of every clip
The summary starts out by saying the beetle has ideal crystals, only to finish by saying they can't be used because they are not ideal.
They have pocket money reading machines that speak the value, like feeding a bill into a vending machine, the little gizmo knows that it is...
http://www.tiresias.org/equipment/eb17.htm
at the top of this link are a couple of the devices. I like how the euro one is simply a ruler.
Why are some of these hardware or hacking (but not a combination thereof) articles getting tagged with "hardhack", when it has nothing to do with hacking, and in some cases, not even hardware?
!hardhack
..for 5 fingered hands...
Someone else should patent the 1,2,3,4,6 fingered versions. You know, think of the handicapped/mutants/Matt Groening characters.
It's just a painting. I thought the article said photo :(
I transferred all my old apple ][ disks to my PC with all the useless crap I wrote in basic. I still have my ][c which helps. What I had to do was write a small program in apple monitor (assembly) to read the disk sectors one by one and echo the bytes in hex to the serial port. I wrote another program on my pc to listen on the serial port and read these hex codes back into bytes into a disk image file. I'd have to do a couple reads of each disk until I found an MD5 that was more prominent. It worked though!
I come here to see dupes of science/technology news.
Is NYT some godly thing I've never heard of before? Why is this news? Maybe if this was an article about the benefits of blah blah blah, maybe citing NYT as an example.
LOL, this is describing MPEG, and its use in something like TIVO
They can try to compel you, but: http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/12/15/1459243
This was discussed before: http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/02/07/1412229
Just carry 2 drives - some laptops have easy-access hard drive bays, one of mine is hot-swappable out the side like a PCMCIA device. Put one old/cheapie in the computer as it goes through customs - it will speed up the scan too if it is just a bare bones Windows installation (I'm assuming they would be better/more readily equipped to handle that). Carry the other more important "stay outta my shit" one outside the machine where I doubt they will search your carry-ons for external drives. Maybe even disguise the sensitive drive in a digital photo bank: An external enclosure with its own battery, a display, and memcard readers to download data to its internal drive - meant for digital photographers.
Only if the date of the applet is after the patent filing date. Otherwise it's prior art.
Welcome to 2005. http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/06/04/1728252
I wish I had mod points at the moment to mark this funny.
Strange, their homepage links to this: http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?groupname=wireshark&filename=wireshark-setup-1.0.0.exe&use_mirror=superb-west but the SF page doesn't??
That's a big one they missed: the MIDI/Game port. All of my joysticks at home are for the game port, and when I built my computer a couple years ago I made sure it had one...
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They will waste time and money on habitual spyware installers, but otherwise they have probable cause.
It doesn't; I'm retarded.
Ooh, more O2 for your Li-Ion fires!
Damn, I was doing to say POPF with unknown stack
STD
CLD
POPF
IRET/IRETD
Not acceptable!