The myth that you can do better without ABS is stupid one. Yes you can break better then most cheap ABS, if you are a good driver, but you will never outbreak a proper ABS with EBD ( on top). People drive shitty car and then brag around how they can do it better.
ABS was banned from F1 for a reason, it was too good. Leading to no difference in breaking between a talented and a normal driver.
As a start it would be a good idea to stop your aggression towards other country. It might sound stupid but if you nuke someone he will retaliate.
As for inspecting laptops on the border, if I need to smuggle some info in or out of the country I'd do it over the Internet. Faster, cheaper, more secure,...
Wake-on-LAN needs port 9 to be forwarded to the machine in order to work (plus some other stuff). Not exactly a secure network environment by any standard.
This is Sci-Fi, if the device is waiting for a signal then it is listening to a port. If it is waiting 6 months, well, it is possible, but very unlikely.
I'm not saying they should use them, because every major organization should use standardize equipment. Just discussing how they can be checked for malicious code.
You wipe the OS and install a new one. You clean it up from the default bloatware and hook it to the network. You analyze the connection and if there is no communication the devices are safe.
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The myth that you can do better without ABS is stupid one. Yes you can break better then most cheap ABS, if you are a good driver, but you will never outbreak a proper ABS with EBD ( on top). People drive shitty car and then brag around how they can do it better.
ABS was banned from F1 for a reason, it was too good. Leading to no difference in breaking between a talented and a normal driver.
The whore can't post online.
They steal our jebs!
As a start it would be a good idea to stop your aggression towards other country. It might sound stupid but if you nuke someone he will retaliate.
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As for inspecting laptops on the border, if I need to smuggle some info in or out of the country I'd do it over the Internet. Faster, cheaper, more secure,
Those who sacrifice liberty for security deserve neither.
Care? lol
Clippy is from M$, when was the last time M$ did anything innovative?
Or maybe the spell checking software is getting better and better. I can see more and more AI filters between our thoughts and the final expressions.
Wake-on-LAN needs port 9 to be forwarded to the machine in order to work (plus some other stuff). Not exactly a secure network environment by any standard.
It still needs to communicate in order to be of any use. This is why you analyze network activity.
This is Sci-Fi, if the device is waiting for a signal then it is listening to a port. If it is waiting 6 months, well, it is possible, but very unlikely.
I'm not saying they should use them, because every major organization should use standardize equipment. Just discussing how they can be checked for malicious code.
What issue? Hidden malicious code or reliability?
In the end they will be analyzed, if they are safe what should be do with them. Burn them?
You wipe the OS and install a new one. You clean it up from the default bloatware and hook it to the network. You analyze the connection and if there is no communication the devices are safe.
An having a bunch of kids screaming "hacks" every 2 min?
No, thanks. Thank god most of the kids are in the consoles, as it is now, is bad enough, I don't want 50% more kids on online PC games.
For the same reason I never choose the good or pretty side, you know that your team will be full of kids.
I don't need to watch porn at work, my boss is screwing me.
Ok, so I'll take it as a "Not seen yet". I guess I'll worry about it when the time comes.
One thing is a virus changing your DNS setting, another is DNS traffic hijacking.
I know about the first and how it works, but I never saw the 2nd.
I know OpenDNS abuse when you mistype a domain, but I'm not interested in that. My concern is redirection of correct names and DNS blocking.
Console players play this the whole time. PC games 5 years in the past. :)
Sending stuff to the future ain't a problem, you just forget about it for 10 years. :)
Sending stuff to the past would unbalance the game.
Damn, I'm out of mod points. One question tho. If you use OpenDNS can they redirect your DNS queries?
Now, "I got a shell account" gets a whole new meaning.
Owned. :)
The kid I mean.
And the story is on Corriere della Sera, if this is made up, then GOD save Italy.