TOR is broken as far as I'm concerned. The fact that it was funded by the US government always did seem suspicious. In fact there was a recent story about the feds paying CMU to run thousands of fake nodes.
None of it matters when you have no idea what the SIM card is doing or the GSM radio. Both run operating systems we have no clues about the capabilities of.
The NSA probably "persuaded" them to install it. The NSA spied on congress and nothing happened. Nobody was fired or went to jail. Spying on the whitehouse isn't that far a stretch.
Around 2001 I bought an Alpha PC164 board and it ran NetBSD for nearly a decade as my home router/firewall/server. Never once had a freeze up or other hardware issue. As a bonus feature I picked out the correct NIC/video/SCSI cards so it could run OpenVMS and Tru64.
I decided to give OpenWRT a try on my wifi router instead of the factory firmware. OpenWRT can barely manage 1Mb/s while the stock firmware is triple that speed. I liked all the functions but it ran like shit.
I keep hearing slashdot talk about all the evil shit that Chrome does behind the scenes. So let's see some sniffer logs or some evidence of Chrome doing something its not supposed to. I'll wait.
Pretty sure it was a Cree. LEDs are an amazing technology but the failure point is the power supply. Until the supplies run cooler I won't be buying any.
Paid $10 for a 60 watt equivalent at Home Depot. Supposed to last 10 years it claimed. It was about as bright as a 25 watt incandescent and stopped working after a month. It was in a normal table lamp so airflow was not a problem. The warranty said I needed my store receipt. I shouldn't have to keep and file away store receipts for something as ubiquitous as a fucking light bulb. Into the trash it went.
I want to use VLC for its audio compression. I dislike how all movies have whisper quiet dialog while music and everything else is ear shattering. My compression settings are set to "brick wall" so nothing can ever be louder than my choosing. In fact what I'm planning on doing is feeding the optical out from the tv into a cheap 24/96 DAC, feeding that into a real studio compressor, then finally into a power amp. No more extra loud commercials and channels.
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Yeah what's up with his search engine? After the first page you need to register? Fuck that.
TOR is broken as far as I'm concerned. The fact that it was funded by the US government always did seem suspicious. In fact there was a recent story about the feds paying CMU to run thousands of fake nodes.
So the IME is in place in millions of desktops. Is anyone currently using any of the features? How does the software communicate with it?
None of it matters when you have no idea what the SIM card is doing or the GSM radio. Both run operating systems we have no clues about the capabilities of.
The NSA probably "persuaded" them to install it. The NSA spied on congress and nothing happened. Nobody was fired or went to jail. Spying on the whitehouse isn't that far a stretch.
Show me a real life EMP weapon in action. I'll wait. No its because the part in question was built by the lowest bidder.
Oh you can believe they're tracking you. Especially with license plate readers built into cop cars.
Around 2001 I bought an Alpha PC164 board and it ran NetBSD for nearly a decade as my home router/firewall/server. Never once had a freeze up or other hardware issue. As a bonus feature I picked out the correct NIC/video/SCSI cards so it could run OpenVMS and Tru64.
It was with an old laptop using 802.11G and the router in question was a TPLINK WR-841N.
I decided to give OpenWRT a try on my wifi router instead of the factory firmware. OpenWRT can barely manage 1Mb/s while the stock firmware is triple that speed. I liked all the functions but it ran like shit.
AMD announced the acquisition of ATI and a few days later Intel released the Core line of processors that destroyed anything AMD could produce.
I keep hearing slashdot talk about all the evil shit that Chrome does behind the scenes. So let's see some sniffer logs or some evidence of Chrome doing something its not supposed to. I'll wait.
That link tells you absolutely nothing other than they have a patent on the seal. I wouldn't even think of buying one of these drives.
Did they do away with the breather hole and paper filter?
Can't wait to see the failure rate on this thing. How do they even get a hermetic seal?
You still need to refine and filter used grease to make bio diesel. That costs money on the small scale and oil prices have been dropping lately.
Pretty sure it was a Cree. LEDs are an amazing technology but the failure point is the power supply. Until the supplies run cooler I won't be buying any.
Paid $10 for a 60 watt equivalent at Home Depot. Supposed to last 10 years it claimed. It was about as bright as a 25 watt incandescent and stopped working after a month. It was in a normal table lamp so airflow was not a problem. The warranty said I needed my store receipt. I shouldn't have to keep and file away store receipts for something as ubiquitous as a fucking light bulb. Into the trash it went.
You can still buy them everywhere. The only difference is the wattage is lower and its a smaller halogen bulb inside the larger glass.
So you're on the bus watching a movie on your iPhone with an HDMI connection to what exactly?
Yeah watching movies on a 5 inch screen sure is awesome.
So it comes broken by default then?
So your speakers work down to 3hz?
People act like analog electronics are obsolete like the vacuum tube. The real world is analog.
I want to use VLC for its audio compression. I dislike how all movies have whisper quiet dialog while music and everything else is ear shattering. My compression settings are set to "brick wall" so nothing can ever be louder than my choosing. In fact what I'm planning on doing is feeding the optical out from the tv into a cheap 24/96 DAC, feeding that into a real studio compressor, then finally into a power amp. No more extra loud commercials and channels.