Flaw - exploiting, circumventing or bypassing security / hardware / software mechanisms via holes/flaws in the design Feature - functionality that the device was intended to perform Hack - adding functionality that the device was not made to perform
It's a hack, by breaking out of the sandbox and run applications / enable functionality that the device wasn't intended to run.
OT, I think your post should be modded insightful!
He uses the Arduino circuit board, an open-source programmable electronics platform. It's how your code can interact IRL! I've been thinking about getting one myself, that's how you step from software hacking to hardware hacking:) http://www.arduino.cc/
These guys are sharp and innovative. They're the same guys who used accelerometers on a wooden panel wall, and projected a FPS onto the wall, allowing you to play with real guns, air rifles, and even shovels.
#max window 37905 frames in 5.0 seconds 40817 frames in 5.0 seconds 40821 frames in 5.0 seconds # tiny window 5126 frames in 5.0 seconds 5132 frames in 5.0 seconds
Then again, according to glxgears, the refresh rate should be approx the same as the monitor's refresh rate. We could reach burn-out with a high-end monitor perhaps!;)
You have 1 in 5,000 chance of a car accident today, while 172 years from now a 1 in 1,000 chance of world wipe out. That is a significantly high chance of extinction! And where I live is a 1 in 101 chance of being in a car accident:(
Senator Stampingston: Gentlemen, it's clear that we're in a universally precarious situation. Dethklok has summoned a troll. General Krosier: That's impossible, there's no such thing as trolls. Senator Stampingston: Then how do you explain the dead unicorns?
Well if Facebook's TOS includes them housing your profile data, does compiling publicly visible information into a torrent, shared and owned by everyone, breach their TOS?
Do Facebook even have any claims to that data, if it is publicly visible in the first place?
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Yes that article is annoying, so it's not just me :) Doom was THE shit!
The most entertaining off-topic reply, ever!
Great tip, avr-gcc sounds like my style!
Flaw - exploiting, circumventing or bypassing security / hardware / software mechanisms via holes/flaws in the design
Feature - functionality that the device was intended to perform
Hack - adding functionality that the device was not made to perform
It's a hack, by breaking out of the sandbox and run applications / enable functionality that the device wasn't intended to run.
OT, I think your post should be modded insightful!
Props to Malte for actualizing his idea into an amazingly cool working prototype!
He uses the Arduino circuit board, an open-source programmable electronics platform. It's how your code can interact IRL! I've been thinking about getting one myself, that's how you step from software hacking to hardware hacking :) http://www.arduino.cc/
These guys are sharp and innovative. They're the same guys who used accelerometers on a wooden panel wall, and projected a FPS onto the wall, allowing you to play with real guns, air rifles, and even shovels.
Strange, I get these on my new card which was released in 1998, yes a newly bought low-end card.
#max window
37905 frames in 5.0 seconds
40817 frames in 5.0 seconds
40821 frames in 5.0 seconds
# tiny window
5126 frames in 5.0 seconds
5132 frames in 5.0 seconds
Then again, according to glxgears, the refresh rate should be approx the same as the monitor's refresh rate. We could reach burn-out with a high-end monitor perhaps! ;)
You Sir, are my expletive hero for today!
AC has a good point! http://openlife.cc/ explains this idea quite well.
+1 For using the right analogy in perfect context!
You have 1 in 5,000 chance of a car accident today, while 172 years from now a 1 in 1,000 chance of world wipe out. That is a significantly high chance of extinction! And where I live is a 1 in 101 chance of being in a car accident :(
Mod +1 Fact
Ah but the questions begs: Do infants enjoy infancy, as much as adults enjoy adultery?
What to do with the leftover flies?
http://spatulatzar.com/fly_plane/original.jpg
Senator Stampingston: Gentlemen, it's clear that we're in a universally precarious situation. Dethklok has summoned a troll.
General Krosier: That's impossible, there's no such thing as trolls.
Senator Stampingston: Then how do you explain the dead unicorns?
Um... Okay, moving on to the next call...
Why else would you Hack into a Pizza chain, other than to order free pizza?
INSERT INTO ORDERS
SELECT [cheese] AS [topping 1], [pepperoni] as [topping 2], [free] AS [price], [asap] AS [priority]
I thought the lesson was: If you fetch the chow, you're entitled to a service fee, payable in consumables purchased. Hmmm Lemming Pizza :P~
Aah VAC is not DRM, my ignorance got ahead of me!
This problem can be avoided with DRM free games :)
Then Pink will become the New Black!
Maybe they meant 'leaked' as in not through the Facebook channels or without their knowledge. Leaked is a strong word in this case.
Well if Facebook's TOS includes them housing your profile data, does compiling publicly visible information into a torrent, shared and owned by everyone, breach their TOS?
Do Facebook even have any claims to that data, if it is publicly visible in the first place?
For near studio quality of 192 kbps (kilo bits) audio, 8 bits in a byte = 24 Kb (kilo bytes)
1 GB = 1,000 MB
10 GB = 10,000 MB
10,000 MB = 10,000,000 Kb (kilobytes)
(10,000,000 / 24) = 416666 seconds = 6944 minutes, which gives us...
115 hours of good quality audio. That's 4 days of solid music every second.
f = n / x
where n is the number of records, and x the number of tentacles per octopus.
So 1000 records only need 125 parallel 8-legged octopi. This is the optimal amount, adding any more will invoke Brooks's Law