Yes, because they always look to Biden for guidance in every decision they make. He's a sort of god to them. The plain fact is that Rs believe that no D POTUS should appoint a SCOTUS judge during the last 8 years of their presidency especially if they happen to hate him/her,
It seems to me that the barriers to entering the "community" are pretty low. As a baby step the ODroid could have put the connectors and mounting holes in the same place as an Rpi, that would at least have made it possible to use some of the mechanical accessories, like enclosures and maybe even some of the more exotic accessories like GPIO breakout cables.
I don't see any other small form factors getting much traction, it's not as if there are lots of vendors making mobile-itx form factor boards and enclosures. Which is a shame, because they might have been better thought out if there had been more input at the design stage from a variety of vendors
I thought I read somewhere that this device has a JTAG connector somewhere inside it. Seems reasonable to me that they could read out the memory content with that and then send it off to the NSA to brute force it, it would probably succumb to a "rainbow table" type attack anyway.
corporate travel makes it self-re-enforcing too. I only pay for maybe 1 out of 20 trips as personal travel, the rest is for work and the company travel system simply forbids all but the cheapest flights.
Your comment is why stories like this do belong on slashdot. I just don't think I could risk voting for Trump just in case anything he has said actually does represent his personal beliefs (I don't think they do, he just saw a path to the next adventure as being easier through the republican side then through the democrat side). I'm not even sure I know what he wants out of the process.
2 out of three ain't bad. but he's no moron. His recent quip about his taxes being audited because he was such a devout christian was nothing short of genius. His target audience will lap that up and to hell with the truth.
There are a lot of 2-way antennas out there (VSATS) transmitting a watt or so up to the satellites from people's homes as well as larger commercial uplinks. Maybe 2-way consumer satellite terminals have only proliferated in the last decade or so, but there must have been a relatively sudden increase in Ku and Ka band transmission from the Earth into space.
There are millions of focussed transmitters on earth, though most of them point toward a handful of spots in the equatorial plane, they are above and below the equator on earth and east or west of the satellites so the trasmissions should fan out.
They're also mainly on land not on the oceans, so perhaps it would be possible to detect patterns of higher and lower transmissions as the earth spins even if it's not possible to make sense of any specific transmission
This is government over-reach gone mad, There's no need for a "secretary of the length of a football field" or a knight guardian of "areas the size of Belgium" or a minister for the "mass of an SUV".
Where does it end ? Justice presiding over Wiffles ?
That was my first thought too, except that it's probably a good thing for all concerned if the total market grows and pushes demand for charging stations etc.
Every now and again they say they want to see my driver ID when I pay by card. I just refuse, they have never declined to sell me stuff. They do from time to time try to convince me it is for my protection though. It's as if they want to try to make the next security breech as damaging as possible by collecting even more data.
I agree, it's only a car in the barest possible sense. I should imagine that it can reach 250mpg with a 2-stroke gas engine or even more with a cyclist powering it. I don't see where the innovation is, other than in creatively finding a way to bilk the people of Wales (I guess that means the people of England if it involves payment for anything) out of $2MM.
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Yes, because they always look to Biden for guidance in every decision they make. He's a sort of god to them. The plain fact is that Rs believe that no D POTUS should appoint a SCOTUS judge during the last 8 years of their presidency especially if they happen to hate him/her,
It seems to me that the barriers to entering the "community" are pretty low. As a baby step the ODroid could have put the connectors and mounting holes in the same place as an Rpi, that would at least have made it possible to use some of the mechanical accessories, like enclosures and maybe even some of the more exotic accessories like GPIO breakout cables.
I don't see any other small form factors getting much traction, it's not as if there are lots of vendors making mobile-itx form factor boards and enclosures. Which is a shame, because they might have been better thought out if there had been more input at the design stage from a variety of vendors
going by the definition in TFS, -2 would qualify as a prime. And base 3 numbers would also mess up the theory.
I think they are online Rupees. Clearly the Bank of England has outsourced their tech workforce.
I am a Nigerian prince and I need you to overthrow my enemies to release vast wealth which is my birthright...
Either that or it will play tennis really well.
can't they just download chrome or firefox and get the equivalent list.
OK, but I thought that the 5c was not a secure enclave system - my bad
I thought I read somewhere that this device has a JTAG connector somewhere inside it. Seems reasonable to me that they could read out the memory content with that and then send it off to the NSA to brute force it, it would probably succumb to a "rainbow table" type attack anyway.
The regulatory barriers had more to do with concorde being a foreign invention. No reason to block a US design.
At least make congress watch the original robocop movie before they vote on it, and have a few of the machines in the chamber just to keep them safe.
corporate travel makes it self-re-enforcing too. I only pay for maybe 1 out of 20 trips as personal travel, the rest is for work and the company travel system simply forbids all but the cheapest flights.
Your comment is why stories like this do belong on slashdot. I just don't think I could risk voting for Trump just in case anything he has said actually does represent his personal beliefs (I don't think they do, he just saw a path to the next adventure as being easier through the republican side then through the democrat side). I'm not even sure I know what he wants out of the process.
2 out of three ain't bad. but he's no moron. His recent quip about his taxes being audited because he was such a devout christian was nothing short of genius. His target audience will lap that up and to hell with the truth.
There are a lot of 2-way antennas out there (VSATS) transmitting a watt or so up to the satellites from people's homes as well as larger commercial uplinks. Maybe 2-way consumer satellite terminals have only proliferated in the last decade or so, but there must have been a relatively sudden increase in Ku and Ka band transmission from the Earth into space.
There are millions of focussed transmitters on earth, though most of them point toward a handful of spots in the equatorial plane, they are above and below the equator on earth and east or west of the satellites so the trasmissions should fan out.
They're also mainly on land not on the oceans, so perhaps it would be possible to detect patterns of higher and lower transmissions as the earth spins even if it's not possible to make sense of any specific transmission
This is government over-reach gone mad, There's no need for a "secretary of the length of a football field" or a knight guardian of "areas the size of Belgium" or a minister for the "mass of an SUV".
Where does it end ? Justice presiding over Wiffles ?
It would be nice if it sparked a public conversation on the role and value of opposition in politics.
Whatever excesses were committed by certain Christian elements The last time we let them get away with it .
FTFY
You thought it was the onion ring because of the layers, no it's because of the hole in the middle.
That was my first thought too, except that it's probably a good thing for all concerned if the total market grows and pushes demand for charging stations etc.
So can they change it back to the original ?
Every now and again they say they want to see my driver ID when I pay by card. I just refuse, they have never declined to sell me stuff. They do from time to time try to convince me it is for my protection though. It's as if they want to try to make the next security breech as damaging as possible by collecting even more data.
Have him demonstrate his skills on another iPhone first.
I agree, it's only a car in the barest possible sense. I should imagine that it can reach 250mpg with a 2-stroke gas engine or even more with a cyclist powering it. I don't see where the innovation is, other than in creatively finding a way to bilk the people of Wales (I guess that means the people of England if it involves payment for anything) out of $2MM.