For this reason alone, I always VPN to my home router when connecting to open networks. I can't find the article right now, but I believe the FCC already states radio waves are free to receive, but circumvention of protections is illegal. Put your protections on (encryption)! And isn't the 2.4GHz band free-to-use? i.e. no real regulation of proper usage beyond power level? Just like RC toys...
If I flash my passwords plaintext in morse code using a light, and someone records it - even inadvertently, is there a law being broken? No, because *I* am the idiot, not the receptors.
Nope, it offers full disk encryption, partition encryption, and file container, regardless of filesystem type within on Linux. My only problem with in on linux is the partition labels do not propagate thru mounting (eg/media/truecrypt1 instead of/media/MyDiskLabel)
I bought a 2GB micro SD off ebay for cheap, received it and it reported the size correctly, except when it got past 32MB (yes megabytes) i got IO errors. Turns out, the FAT table was written as 2GB on a 32MB card. Writing zeroes then reformatting revealed only 32MB partition onward.
A laptop is a computer that can be use atop one's lap. A rolltop suggests to me its light enough to place on your protruding fat rolls without sinking down and being absorbed in your disgusting self.
With Texas in the same sentence, no less. I was trying to wrap my head around a publicized patent suit so famous it didn't need to be named in the headline.
Cable providers here in the bay area, ca, usa used to charge more if they detected more than one MAC on your cable modem (hub). They also prevented known router mfgr MACs from obtaining IP addresses - luckily this was avoided by configuring your router's MAC to spoof the MAC of your original machine 's NIC (back then it was called "@home" for me)
I can see new lines of undergarments with foil shapes woven in. A large cartoonish bomb with the word "bomb" on it, or more TV-style cylinders wrapped around the torso. Maybe a fake dong down to your knees in pants. Explatives directed at scanner screeners, etc.
Also a great time to start investing in personal geiger counters, assuming backscatter xray is in their detection range.
This is why I have a message filter set up to copy the email to a local store upon receipt. Essentially mimicking POP, but I like IMAP more for the folder organisation and instant notification.
It may be nice that, if every house has one of these, the devices created a wireless or powerline ad-hoc network which would then be out of reach of any government agency for a kind of kill switch short of cutting power. Kind of like what OLPC envisioned.
It'd be interesting to see the latency/hops in this kind of network.
And before "OMG H@X" comes up, it shouldn't be any different than your already-conencted computer/router...
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For this reason alone, I always VPN to my home router when connecting to open networks. I can't find the article right now, but I believe the FCC already states radio waves are free to receive, but circumvention of protections is illegal. Put your protections on (encryption)! And isn't the 2.4GHz band free-to-use? i.e. no real regulation of proper usage beyond power level? Just like RC toys...
If I flash my passwords plaintext in morse code using a light, and someone records it - even inadvertently, is there a law being broken? No, because *I* am the idiot, not the receptors.
Nope, it offers full disk encryption, partition encryption, and file container, regardless of filesystem type within on Linux. My only problem with in on linux is the partition labels do not propagate thru mounting (eg /media/truecrypt1 instead of /media/MyDiskLabel)
The only functions I used that for that a regular calculator didn't have was to play games!
The DOLLAR store sells scientific calculators, with more functions than one would expect - it even does base conversions, arbitrary roots and arcs
What were you expecting, and what did you get? #s, please.
I bought a 2GB micro SD off ebay for cheap, received it and it reported the size correctly, except when it got past 32MB (yes megabytes) i got IO errors. Turns out, the FAT table was written as 2GB on a 32MB card. Writing zeroes then reformatting revealed only 32MB partition onward.
Am I now part Sony's subpoena to get user IPs from ./ who comment on Sony stories?
the "cloud" has just become a euphemism for the interwebs.
A laptop is a computer that can be use atop one's lap. A rolltop suggests to me its light enough to place on your protruding fat rolls without sinking down and being absorbed in your disgusting self.
Because fresh impacts are not smoldering and made of charred cotton candy.
I think you found a diamond, not a lump of...
With Texas in the same sentence, no less. I was trying to wrap my head around a publicized patent suit so famous it didn't need to be named in the headline.
#4) break out that portable C02 laser you've got and BAM! landslide victory! ...and no more meter.
Does this make it fiction now?
Articles?
Cable providers here in the bay area, ca, usa used to charge more if they detected more than one MAC on your cable modem (hub). They also prevented known router mfgr MACs from obtaining IP addresses - luckily this was avoided by configuring your router's MAC to spoof the MAC of your original machine 's NIC (back then it was called "@home" for me)
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He had access to one of the ships to experiment with. Supposedly the ships are run by something similar to the larger (mother) ships.
Maybe the terminator was autistic/a visual thinker.
I can see new lines of undergarments with foil shapes woven in. A large cartoonish bomb with the word "bomb" on it, or more TV-style cylinders wrapped around the torso. Maybe a fake dong down to your knees in pants. Explatives directed at scanner screeners, etc.
Also a great time to start investing in personal geiger counters, assuming backscatter xray is in their detection range.
I'm reminded of Homer Simpson's makeup-applying shotgun. "Homer! I you've got it set on 'whore'..."
This is why I have a message filter set up to copy the email to a local store upon receipt. Essentially mimicking POP, but I like IMAP more for the folder organisation and instant notification.
It may be nice that, if every house has one of these, the devices created a wireless or powerline ad-hoc network which would then be out of reach of any government agency for a kind of kill switch short of cutting power. Kind of like what OLPC envisioned. It'd be interesting to see the latency/hops in this kind of network. And before "OMG H@X" comes up, it shouldn't be any different than your already-conencted computer/router...
They maybe I can disable the messy greasemonkey script that adds -site:wn.com -site:eggheadcafe.com etc to all my queries.
lol, I was wondering how someone would make a free speech flag out of that one...