Not sure what you mean by that, but every man and his dog has a smartphone and a lot of them shoot video with it to either upload elsewhere (transcoded on their phone) or play with on their PC. Heaps of people run home servers to serve video to PS3, etc. They may not know it as transcoding, but there's a lot of format/codec shifting out there.
Encryption, video transcoding and other compression, compilation (inc. just in time) and other stuff we don't do yet because it is not really feasible (e.g., real time ray-tracing, etc.).
Also Cisco and Juniper (as per the video). Good luck building your own router, on your PC with compromised BIOS and compromised hard drive firmware (also, as per the video).
I got about halfway through the first page of the bible before the bullshit flag had been raised (not due to fantastic unbelievable events, but due to contradiction with itself), and I ceased, rather than further poison my mind.
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... by twitter, facebook, etc.
Not sure what you mean by that, but every man and his dog has a smartphone and a lot of them shoot video with it to either upload elsewhere (transcoded on their phone) or play with on their PC. Heaps of people run home servers to serve video to PS3, etc. They may not know it as transcoding, but there's a lot of format/codec shifting out there.
Encryption, video transcoding and other compression, compilation (inc. just in time) and other stuff we don't do yet because it is not really feasible (e.g., real time ray-tracing, etc.).
Not only that, if this goes in a server, it is going to be handling multiple tasks for multiple users so more threads are an easy win.
I'd say probably 80-90% of normal users are doing video transcoding these days.
For GPUs, until we have one core per pixel for ray-tracing, we're nowhere near the number of cores we could use without even trying too hard.
Did you perhaps miss the part where thunderbolt 2 is 20 gigabit?
Also Cisco and Juniper (as per the video). Good luck building your own router, on your PC with compromised BIOS and compromised hard drive firmware (also, as per the video).
Given that DOS has only one security context, and web browsers are available, the only reason for that is the lack of a userbase.
Where can I buy an Akamai smartphone?
Good luck with the Chinese companies.
LOL. They're seeing their business crash... like Cisco, Juniper, Huwawei, who have also been implicated?
You mean like this?
I dunno, looks like Manning still got charged with aiding the enemy.
You missed the bit about the "up to 1kw" (with external power source) of RF emitted by the hardware bug(s)?
If you have an attacker with the NSA's resources, you're boned. They already can sniff all your data in flight before it gets on the device.
You know the iPhone will wipe itself by default if the wrong pin is guessed 10 times?
Because of course there's no way they possibly did that on the server end... by, you know... perhaps changing an authentication key or similar.
Don't let truth get in the way of a good anti-apple rant!
Like/dislike isn't why they are mentioned. They are educational.
They make you dumber? Comparing literature to a movie is NOT encouraging.
I got about halfway through the first page of the bible before the bullshit flag had been raised (not due to fantastic unbelievable events, but due to contradiction with itself), and I ceased, rather than further poison my mind.
Nah he means the militant atheists who used WMDs on civilians in WW2, invaded the Gulf, continually bomb weddings in Afghanistan, etc. oh wait...
Bumping parent up: "1984" By George Orwell, I'll also add "A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking.
applescript + automator.