I don't know why people think Macs have good user experience. They have no eject button, chicklet keyboards, and you have to pay extra for a non-glare screen. OSX has the godawful dock with cryptic icons and no distinction between programs that are running and those that aren't, and the global menus which manage to a 2560x1440 display useless for multitasking. And the worst part of it is everybody else is following Apple off the cliff like they were the Prophet Muhammad. It's a fucking disgrace.
The game is not up. Properly encrypted data is statistically indistinguishable from random data. Just encrypt your data and hide it in the last 8 bits of noise in 24 bit 192 kHz audiophile grade FLAC torrents. And then you're only expanding your data by somewhat less than a factor of 3 (FLAC compresses the first 16 bits). That's actually not particularly worse than the existing anonymous nets (Tor, Freenet, i2p).
The 'enter' key has no onscreen hint to let you know it exists either. Surprisingly enough, these days pretty much everybody has gotten used to the idea that the right mouse button brings up a context menu.
As far as I know, OEM PCs should have a valid SLIC baked into the bios. You should be able to download a torrent of the install disk, verify the hash against MSDN, and install a clean system. You'd probably have to use the same version of Winders that came preinstalled.
How did you measure those 360W, and what were you running on the PC at the time? 360W sounds really high for continuous draw unless you're folding on the CPU and GPU.
The problem is that the current tools are designed with use by root in mind. Consider samba.
As root:
aptitude install samba
vim/etc/samba/smb.conf
And adjust the example config file for your particular purpose.
As unprivileged user:
Read samba's documentation to find its dependencies.
Read documentation of samba's dependencies to find their dependencies.
Recurse further if necessary.
apt-get source all that stuff. ./configure --prefix="$HOME"
make
make install
Write config file.
Pray.
The fact is, adjusting every single application you use to not flip its lid when installed by someone other than root is more difficult and far less well documented than using a virtual machine.
It is easily recognized that a 3.5mm TRS jack eats a substantial fraction of the internal volume budget in a modern phone or portable media player. It is thus understandable that Apple would want to replace it with something smaller. However, basing it on the current standard is perhaps the worst possible way to go about it. The standard 3.5mm headphone connector shorts the contacts on the plug to the wrong contacts on the jack all willy nilly. Given the opportunity to push a new design, they should go for a modern connector that mates the grounds first, and allows the signal contacts to mate only to their proper counterparts.
And don't try to tell me it's for backwards compatibility. The patented design allows semi-TRS plugs to mate with standard jacks, but does not permit the connection of standard headphones to the Apple design--what people will actually want to do, given the poor quality of the usual bundled earbuds.
According to this (pdf warning) what you're calling 'containment' is a 'wireless DoS attack', otherwise known as jamming, and highly illegal. How is Aruba avoiding the wrath of the FCC?
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It probably is. Daylight is quite blue. It's just not noticeable at high intensities.
Atom is not a mobile processor. Atom is a humorous commentary on the market inertia of x86, even in places where ARM is much better suited.
I refuse to adopt a whole different suffix just because of marketing drones trying to reinvent the term.
My heart bleeds.
The most likely real world attack against data in transit is passive listening. MitM attacks are far more expensive.
>how not to bash the crap out of the keyboard...
That's not a problem if you have a good keyboard.
I think 'don't sue me' is a reasonable and non-discriminatory term in a license agreement.
But she's got one wrong digit and another missing!
I don't know why people think Macs have good user experience. They have no eject button, chicklet keyboards, and you have to pay extra for a non-glare screen. OSX has the godawful dock with cryptic icons and no distinction between programs that are running and those that aren't, and the global menus which manage to a 2560x1440 display useless for multitasking. And the worst part of it is everybody else is following Apple off the cliff like they were the Prophet Muhammad. It's a fucking disgrace.
The game is not up. Properly encrypted data is statistically indistinguishable from random data. Just encrypt your data and hide it in the last 8 bits of noise in 24 bit 192 kHz audiophile grade FLAC torrents. And then you're only expanding your data by somewhat less than a factor of 3 (FLAC compresses the first 16 bits). That's actually not particularly worse than the existing anonymous nets (Tor, Freenet, i2p).
The 'enter' key has no onscreen hint to let you know it exists either. Surprisingly enough, these days pretty much everybody has gotten used to the idea that the right mouse button brings up a context menu.
...there are a lot of other liquids that are better at transferring heat than water.
Not many. Molten lithium is one.
Actually, 120PiB is 135 PB.
As far as I know, OEM PCs should have a valid SLIC baked into the bios. You should be able to download a torrent of the install disk, verify the hash against MSDN, and install a clean system. You'd probably have to use the same version of Winders that came preinstalled.
How did you measure those 360W, and what were you running on the PC at the time? 360W sounds really high for continuous draw unless you're folding on the CPU and GPU.
Ctrl+ins and shift+ins really only work well for left-handed mousers. Using both hands to copy and past is just retarded.
Because PCs are discrete. 'Amount' is used for continuous quantities.
The problem is that the current tools are designed with use by root in mind. Consider samba.
As root:
/etc/samba/smb.conf
./configure --prefix="$HOME"
aptitude install samba
vim
And adjust the example config file for your particular purpose.
As unprivileged user:
Read samba's documentation to find its dependencies.
Read documentation of samba's dependencies to find their dependencies.
Recurse further if necessary.
apt-get source all that stuff.
make
make install
Write config file.
Pray.
The fact is, adjusting every single application you use to not flip its lid when installed by someone other than root is more difficult and far less well documented than using a virtual machine.
Considering we can change anything on the disk, adding a trusted root cert shouldn't be that big a problem.
My kingdom for a modpoint!
Because the marginal cost of transmitting a text message is, within measurement error, zero.
It is easily recognized that a 3.5mm TRS jack eats a substantial fraction of the internal volume budget in a modern phone or portable media player. It is thus understandable that Apple would want to replace it with something smaller. However, basing it on the current standard is perhaps the worst possible way to go about it. The standard 3.5mm headphone connector shorts the contacts on the plug to the wrong contacts on the jack all willy nilly. Given the opportunity to push a new design, they should go for a modern connector that mates the grounds first, and allows the signal contacts to mate only to their proper counterparts.
And don't try to tell me it's for backwards compatibility. The patented design allows semi-TRS plugs to mate with standard jacks, but does not permit the connection of standard headphones to the Apple design--what people will actually want to do, given the poor quality of the usual bundled earbuds.
The App Store censors pornography. Most users are also consumers of pornography. Most users are thus affected by the censorship.
Q.E.D., bitch.
According to this (pdf warning) what you're calling 'containment' is a 'wireless DoS attack', otherwise known as jamming, and highly illegal. How is Aruba avoiding the wrath of the FCC?
Joe Boss should put some aluminum foil on his windows. That's what I do.