there's an already existing standard that could have been used, that's HD-SDI, which is used in the pro market. it does everything DVI and HDMI does and more over a simple coax cable that costs almost nothing.
why did they reinvent the wheel in a more expensive and complicated way ?
Nuclear Power is not scary when managed properly. now, give nuclear power plants to manage to private companies whose shares are held by money grubbing hedge funds, and I'm scared. God knows what cost cutting measure those morons will ask for to save a penny here and a quarter there, jeopardizing the safety of us all
see, that's the trick here. the small company that couldn't isn't actually producing the thing, the *licensed* the design to a much larger firm, in fact, the larger manufacturing firm in india, Tata motors
*they* have all the lawyers and money to do all the required tests to get the cars accepted in other countries. guess Ford and General Motors soon shall see their bottom line flounder
the electric motor inside that is used as a generator when using the car, allows using the actual engine of the car as a compressor. you just need to plug the car in a power plug
It's not the amount of steel that makes a car properly protective, it's the way it's folded. in that case, the above mentionned smart is probably much better than your ford gas guzzler
and lead to the fast adoption of IPv6. there are two ways IPv6 would counteract this
* every web site would use it's own (so that they don't get blocked if some other schmuck is on a different virtual box) * the blocked sites would change address every few days to avoid detection
now, blocking millions and millions of IPv6 addresses would be rather, erh... undoable
and you can probably run the app inside a software simulator to analyse what it does... you can fake everything, even TSCs and whatnots, the program won't have any way to find out the type of "hardware" it's running on.
That key is then encrypted repeatedly with all of the device keys that are currently authorized to play that disc.
This is a classic error in cryptographic software implementation, that can lead to revealing of all keys. once you know the title key, you can then get all the player keys by using a known plaintext attack... and instantly crack all keys encoding your title key
take for instance the Via EPIA M 10000, with the latest bios drop from nvidia... I use PXE to boot the thing remotely. problem, I need to power cycle the motherboard for the PXE part to actually correctly function. a standard reboot will just have the PXE stuff hanging there with no chance of booting. talk about useless crap
pardon me, but I'm not from the US, I'm french. also, the official theories appear to be sooo far-fetched for someone with common sense, considering the verifiable facts, that the conspiracy theorists may not be the ones that most people would expect.
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there's an already existing standard that could have been used, that's HD-SDI, which is used in the pro market. it does everything DVI and HDMI does and more over a simple coax cable that costs almost nothing.
why did they reinvent the wheel in a more expensive and complicated way ?
the first article pointing back to here :D
the roll cage is made of composite materials.
that was the self destruct, after a fatal software bug was encountered
darn, too bad I don't have any mod points :D
Nuclear Power is not scary when managed properly.
now, give nuclear power plants to manage to private companies whose shares are held by money grubbing hedge funds, and I'm scared.
God knows what cost cutting measure those morons will ask for to save a penny here and a quarter there, jeopardizing the safety of us all
the car has it's own set of air filters inside that's used when you refill with the integrated electric motor.
ever heard of composite material that stronger than steel, and yet much lighter ?
see, that's the trick here.
the small company that couldn't isn't actually producing the thing, the *licensed* the design to a much larger firm, in fact, the larger manufacturing firm in india, Tata motors
http://www.tatamotors.com/
*they* have all the lawyers and money to do all the required tests to get the cars accepted in other countries.
guess Ford and General Motors soon shall see their bottom line flounder
the tanks have been designed in collaboration with arianespace, the company that builds the european rockets
the electric motor inside that is used as a generator when using the car, allows using the actual engine of the car as a compressor. you just need to plug the car in a power plug
then you should stop watching TV and look more at real tests like this one on youtube :
http://youtube.com/watch?v=biYLn47VwJs
It's not the amount of steel that makes a car properly protective, it's the way it's folded. in that case, the above mentionned smart is probably much better than your ford gas guzzler
... someone in washington goes to watch "Déjà vu" one too many times...
because it doesn't specify the useless DRM shit ?
and lead to the fast adoption of IPv6.
there are two ways IPv6 would counteract this
* every web site would use it's own (so that they don't get blocked if some other schmuck is on a different virtual box)
* the blocked sites would change address every few days to avoid detection
now, blocking millions and millions of IPv6 addresses would be rather, erh... undoable
2x4's are really 1.5 * 3.5, which is 3.8 * 8.9
gah, bloody slashdot doesn't like UTF-8...
of course, I intented to insert the EUR symbol
next step is to start spelling prices in on that online hardware store
and you can probably run the app inside a software simulator to analyse what it does...
you can fake everything, even TSCs and whatnots, the program won't have any way to find out the type of "hardware" it's running on.
That key is then encrypted repeatedly with all of the device keys that are currently authorized to play that disc.
This is a classic error in cryptographic software implementation, that can lead to revealing of all keys.
once you know the title key, you can then get all the player keys by using a known plaintext attack... and instantly crack all keys encoding your title key
you can also connect to your postgres remotely and even use ssl encryption from your home machine with psql...
the announced quad core AMD has a shared L3 on the chip itself...
take for instance the Via EPIA M 10000, with the latest bios drop from nvidia... I use PXE to boot the thing remotely. problem, I need to power cycle the motherboard for the PXE part to actually correctly function. a standard reboot will just have the PXE stuff hanging there with no chance of booting. talk about useless crap
yep... between $1200 and $3000, as shown here : http://search.ebay.com/ps3_W0QQssPageNameZWLRS
pardon me, but I'm not from the US, I'm french.
also, the official theories appear to be sooo far-fetched for someone with common sense, considering the verifiable facts, that the conspiracy theorists may not be the ones that most people would expect.