Their bootloader code was stolen from two open source projects which they repackaged and relabeled without attribution or source. That's pretty shitty IMHO.
I'm curious how long before the Defense Department wants to add Watson to Echelon. This is just the kind of thing that would be perfect for trying to understand context in communications to determine the difference between a normal conversation and one of terrorists...
At some point in the future they will regret removing the community. Much like today when we look back at how the BBC taped over the original tapes for (or just threw out) tons of Doctor Who episodes. Gone forever are 108 episodes just to save a few bucks...
They've got to get these things in every retail outlet possible. The 3DS is one of those situations where seeing the system will help sell it. A skeptical public who hears "3D" might think it is a poorly implemented gimmick like the 3D of the 1950s.
They've got to get these things in every retail outlet possible. The 3DS is one of those situations where seeing the system will help sell it. A skeptical public who hears "3D" might think it is a poorly implemented gimmick like the 3D of the 1950s.
1. Get the MD5 of your email address (lowercase) - Online: http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/ - Shell: $ echo -n mylowercase@email.com|md5sum 2. Search for the hash (via Show Options) 3. Change your password
By the way for Mac users like me that command won't work. Try md5 -r instead of md5sum
Looks like he owns a Wii too. Nice big crack in the center of his screen he covered with electrical tape... Clear signs of someone playing without the wrist strap.
Corporate may have wanted it closed but the engineers left it open. I'm guessing some of the engineers hoped folks would do fun stuff with it. But to say MS wanted it open is crap since reps said a few times now the opposite in quite an aggressive tone. Note that I take issue with the article title, not what Alex Kipman said.
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Yes, thank you. Sorry, I thought it was obvious.
Dumbass Causes Nuclear Waste Accident With Organic Cat Litter
$50 sound card produces better audio than a 50 cent onboard chip.... You don't say.
Their bootloader code was stolen from two open source projects which they repackaged and relabeled without attribution or source. That's pretty shitty IMHO.
I assume they'll be able to fix it via a microcode patch. Intel had to learn that the hard way...
A logical conclusion is that the iPhone is not good for wireless carriers
Good. Screw them. Not a single tear shed from me.
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Took all of a 5 seconds to find the article on C|net's own site to find this which shows Siri on a 3GS and 4:
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-19512_7-57320077-233/developer-ports-siri-to-iphone-3gs/
But I'm sure you've heard of Google too. Derp.
Or at least not the whole story. It has been shown already that a jailbroken iPhone 4 can run Siri just fine.
Yep. Hot grits and all.
Been here from the beginning, back in the Chips & Dips days. Thanks for everything. Great work!
Only problem is I think Carmack is more interested in rocket engines than video games these days. Honestly, I can't blame him.
Wow what a load of flamebait. What kind of conversation do you expect this will turn into with such a leading premise?
Slash can do better... (but I've been around long enough not to get my hopes up).
I'm curious how long before the Defense Department wants to add Watson to Echelon. This is just the kind of thing that would be perfect for trying to understand context in communications to determine the difference between a normal conversation and one of terrorists...
Here I thought this was going to be about Nintendo Thumb.
Sorry, the Spartans DRMd the design. You'll have to file a formal request for those plans.
At some point in the future they will regret removing the community. Much like today when we look back at how the BBC taped over the original tapes for (or just threw out) tons of Doctor Who episodes. Gone forever are 108 episodes just to save a few bucks...
They've got to get these things in every retail outlet possible. The 3DS is one of those situations where seeing the system will help sell it. A skeptical public who hears "3D" might think it is a poorly implemented gimmick like the 3D of the 1950s.
They've got to get these things in every retail outlet possible. The 3DS is one of those situations where seeing the system will help sell it. A skeptical public who hears "3D" might think it is a poorly implemented gimmick like the 3D of the 1950s.
Just as long as we can't smell each other...
Good hackers are the ones that don't get caught because nobody knew were ever even there.
Reminds me of the old Johnny Cash song...
The better title for this article would be "A Guy Follows Web Instructions To Make Cr-48 Actually Useful".
I remember in the pre 1.0 days when getting Linux to run at all was more involved than this "hacking".
Someone uploaded the database to Google's Fusiontable's for you to search for your info against:
http://www.google.com/fusiontables/DataSource?dsrcid=350662
Instructions for use:
1. Get the MD5 of your email address (lowercase)
- Online: http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/
- Shell: $ echo -n mylowercase@email.com|md5sum
2. Search for the hash (via Show Options)
3. Change your password
By the way for Mac users like me that command won't work. Try md5 -r instead of md5sum
Looks like he owns a Wii too. Nice big crack in the center of his screen he covered with electrical tape... Clear signs of someone playing without the wrist strap.
Corporate may have wanted it closed but the engineers left it open. I'm guessing some of the engineers hoped folks would do fun stuff with it. But to say MS wanted it open is crap since reps said a few times now the opposite in quite an aggressive tone. Note that I take issue with the article title, not what Alex Kipman said.