Kaspersky's Kamluk says that "Pushing [the] reset/power button on your desktop may save a significant amount of your valuable data!"
Such insightful precautions from teh [sic] professionals! Their advice goes completely against the fact that no data is encrypted.
Reading and writing a 512 byte MBR obviously takes less time than encrypting all your user documents. That is smaller than the size of a new, blank word doc (in the new compressed.docx format!)
It's not that he did not want to talk to the authorities, he even (repeatedly) offered to cooperate with local investigators.
The problem was the U.S. prosecutor is trying to lure him out of neutral ground, so that when on U.S. ground (and jurisdiction) they can do what they want without U.N. questioning motives.
Would you walk into a bandit's lair to negotiate their demands on their terms on their grounds, when you know they have no issue waging war for whatever they want? (albeit under the false pretense of their protecting their own asses)
An interesting yet pointless experiment is importing various binary files into Audacity as RAW audio. Interesting because some file types produce sometimes similar, sometimes predictable, and sometimes catchy sounds.
Notably file types that contain header and other structured meta info. It's also a great way to procrastinate.
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Robonaut 2, a.k.a. R2, is the younger brother of Destructobot 2, or D2.
With a 5% chance of error
OT Rant: Days like these I wish that work did not block youtube. All from those damn implementers who abused it all day long. Grrrr :/
32 blank word .docx's to be exact - 16,384 / 512 = 32
Kaspersky's Kamluk says that "Pushing [the] reset/power button on your desktop may save a significant amount of your valuable data!"
Such insightful precautions from teh [sic] professionals! Their advice goes completely against the fact that no data is encrypted.
Reading and writing a 512 byte MBR obviously takes less time than encrypting all your user documents. That is smaller than the size of a new, blank word doc (in the new compressed .docx format!)
Nobody would hit that power button fast enough.
Unless you run 64-bit and updated to AVG 2011 - http://it.slashdot.org/story/10/12/02/2025237/AVG-2011-Update-Causes-Widespread-Problems-For-64-Bit-Windows
It's camouflaged by work's firewall :P
And stunning!
Me neither, don't need one, don't care :-)
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=my+photos+of+google+campus
There, I fixed that for you
CAPTCHA: Bullshit - crossing a bull terrier with a shitsu
Props for not ranting as AC!
_heads to the fish market for wet trouts_
it seems as if cloned animals can be just as humane to farm as normal animals.
Ha, I see what you did there! [/sarcasm]
"caps lock is cruise control for being cool."
About 1200 grams of useless gray matter.
Ah, I see what you did there!
CAPTCHA: Vesselage - something that ships itself
It's not that he did not want to talk to the authorities, he even (repeatedly) offered to cooperate with local investigators.
The problem was the U.S. prosecutor is trying to lure him out of neutral ground, so that when on U.S. ground (and jurisdiction) they can do what they want without U.N. questioning motives.
Would you walk into a bandit's lair to negotiate their demands on their terms on their grounds, when you know they have no issue waging war for whatever they want? (albeit under the false pretense of their protecting their own asses)
I wouldn't. I'd send a messenger.
That he is. Though raise your hand if you think the gov started it first. *raise*
With the right wording, we can hack into your brain!
An interesting yet pointless experiment is importing various binary files into Audacity as RAW audio. Interesting because some file types produce sometimes similar, sometimes predictable, and sometimes catchy sounds.
Notably file types that contain header and other structured meta info. It's also a great way to procrastinate.
We can expect some DEADBEEF, but don't hold your hat for any C0DEDBAD's
I got crypto/deflate.c, so much of deflates, asterisks and cmp!
This reminds me of www.codeorgan.org
ROFL! :-)
Agreed! I'd have a story that mentions me being sick just to drive that track in that racer!
Maybe even try some of these, who knows you might even learn something new and exciting!
http://www.qimo4kids.com/page/What-is-Qimo.aspx
http://hubpages.com/hub/Linux-for-your-kids