You don't need Nvidia chips on the mobo the PhysX is on the card and not separate.
TOFA says that if you have 1 ATI card, for example, in your 2000-GPU array with 1999 Nvidias, you'll still have no PhysX
The R4's software is not a circumvention tool, it simply runs on cracked hardware the way DS homebrews do. The actual circumvention tool is the cartrige which circumvents the protection on the DS.
THe people likely to be volunteering their data are probably people informed about what's going on. Which are the people not likely to be infected, because they don't click on every "FREE PORN" ad they see.
Mod up insightful.
I agree, the checkbox should be "on by default" and if the freaking user is smart, then they untick the box.
Leaving the lusers up for scrutiny.
BD = 25 GB (correct me if I'm wrong)
BD 2 Layers = 50 GB
DVD = 4.7 (roughly 5 GB, so let's use that.)
DVD * 5 = roughly 25 GB
400 DVDs = 2000 GB (assuming all of them were filled to the brim with pr0n)
So that makes 80 BD regulars per second, and around 40 BD 2L every second (roughly)
Note that it assumes that all of the free space available is filled, so that's a LOT of pr0n to browse thru.
2001's "Modern" desktops can run Windows 7, and with a GPU upgrade, Aero. The machines score 3.8 usually, (LOL Pentium 4/3) but their R/W scores 5.8
Anything older than a 2002 Celeron will not run W7
Sure they were demoing Imgshack's insecurity, but this is really not the way to get heard. They should have made a racket at a DEFCON, where all their "security experts" are. Otherwise, this just pisses a whole fu**ton of people who haven't realized this and not switched to Photobucket.
This looks like a big, late April's fool joke.
If they're gonna run Windows XP on it, better be XPe, just to be safe.
I sure hope it's not going to be internet-connected.
Anyone think it can be used to run *nix?
because just imagine it, riding your brand-new inflatable car to your wife then... it turns blue with 0x7B errors... lol
LOL. MSDN DVD's will *fall on you like heavy snow*. once you get a 1 year sub, you can get a shitload of any os (or app) msft has ever made, "for evaluation/development" purposes.
Windows 7 does still run perfectly faster than Vista, even with Aero turned on +antivius+userland apps.
And that's on a 1.6 GHz P4 circa 2001. Wouldn't run Vista but runs 7.
If the entire hard drive was secured with something like TrueCrypt, could you be compelled to turn over the password?
Anyway, does stuff like this matter much anymore? I thought more and more convictions were based on ISP logs instead of hard drive searches these days...
If the hard drive was wiped with DBAN 37 times and then *accidentally* dropped from the Empire State, would it matter?
Microsoft Security Adviory MS-666
Products Affected: MS Office Users Brains
Vunerability:
If you have been exposed to Office 2000 for more than an hour and got used to it,
Using Office 2007 will segfault your brain.
Well it is true, because Win2k takes 3 minutes(!) to get from cold boot to login, whereas XP only takes 30 seconds from cold boot to login on the same hardware, 256MB RAM
First.
If you've actually seen pics on XPM running, you'll notice that Explorer for XP runs alongside Explorer for 7.
Second.
Think VMware Unity mode, without the annoying box at the bottom-left of the screen.
Third.
It uses a VHD
As you say, it's not finished. ReactOS is a very decent attempt and a very interesting project from a hobbyist/programmer standpoint, but it's not really to the point where any company would consider it usable yet. If ReactOS could bring itself up to par as a production ready Windows-compatible OS (sort of like Linux compared to a "real" Unix), then I think it would start to pick up in popularity quite a bit.
ReactOS is good, but seriously, Explorer has got stop crashing everytime I try to run Firefox!
If I didn't have IE built into my computer how was I supposed to go to Mozilla's website and download firefox?
Windows could have been distributed with an app that would grab a list of MSI packages of the major web browsers, and the user would download one after installing Windows. This app wouldn't render any HTML, CSS, or JavaScript, just a simple GUI front end over the equivalent of wget.
Yeah. Exactly like ReactOS. Oh wait. ReactOS is not Windows.
Slashdot Mirror
He wanted to do "http:org/tech.slashdot/story/09/10/14/1219215/Title", as stated in his own personal website.
You don't need Nvidia chips on the mobo the PhysX is on the card and not separate.
TOFA says that if you have 1 ATI card, for example, in your 2000-GPU array with 1999 Nvidias, you'll still have no PhysX
The R4's software is not a circumvention tool, it simply runs on cracked hardware the way DS homebrews do. The actual circumvention tool is the cartrige which circumvents the protection on the DS.
THe people likely to be volunteering their data are probably people informed about what's going on. Which are the people not likely to be infected, because they don't click on every "FREE PORN" ad they see.
Mod up insightful.
I agree, the checkbox should be "on by default" and if the freaking user is smart, then they untick the box.
Leaving the lusers up for scrutiny.
BD = 25 GB (correct me if I'm wrong) BD 2 Layers = 50 GB DVD = 4.7 (roughly 5 GB, so let's use that.) DVD * 5 = roughly 25 GB 400 DVDs = 2000 GB (assuming all of them were filled to the brim with pr0n) So that makes 80 BD regulars per second, and around 40 BD 2L every second (roughly) Note that it assumes that all of the free space available is filled, so that's a LOT of pr0n to browse thru.
2001's "Modern" desktops can run Windows 7, and with a GPU upgrade, Aero. The machines score 3.8 usually, (LOL Pentium 4/3) but their R/W scores 5.8 Anything older than a 2002 Celeron will not run W7
Sure they were demoing Imgshack's insecurity, but this is really not the way to get heard. They should have made a racket at a DEFCON, where all their "security experts" are. Otherwise, this just pisses a whole fu**ton of people who haven't realized this and not switched to Photobucket.
the Septuagint
There. Fixed that for you.
The real question is; and so what if we're gone?
Not as if there'll be an alien civilization to take over or give a frickin' damn.
This looks like a big, late April's fool joke.
If they're gonna run Windows XP on it, better be XPe, just to be safe.
I sure hope it's not going to be internet-connected.
Anyone think it can be used to run *nix?
because just imagine it, riding your brand-new inflatable car to your wife then... it turns blue with 0x7B errors... lol
Look no further. 4chan is here to help you find that.
WMP: Look at the windows where you can find album info.
fai.musicmetadataservices.microsoft.com(idk if that's the exact subdomain)
Scratch that.
/pub ./mozilla.org ./firefox ./releases ./3.0.11 ./win32 ./en-US
ftp releases.mozilla.org
anonymous
(any password)
hash
cd
cd
cd
cd
cd
cd
cd
binary
lcd (DRIVE)(DESTINATION FOLDER)
mget *.exe
y
You're on Slashdot. There's Sourceforge.net. But T2 might not give the code, hee hee.
(cue Nazi Germany jokes)
LOL. MSDN DVD's will *fall on you like heavy snow*. once you get a 1 year sub, you can get a shitload of any os (or app) msft has ever made, "for evaluation/development" purposes.
Windows 7 does still run perfectly faster than Vista, even with Aero turned on +antivius+userland apps.
And that's on a 1.6 GHz P4 circa 2001. Wouldn't run Vista but runs 7.
If the entire hard drive was secured with something like TrueCrypt, could you be compelled to turn over the password?
Anyway, does stuff like this matter much anymore? I thought more and more convictions were based on ISP logs instead of hard drive searches these days...
If the hard drive was wiped with DBAN 37 times and
then *accidentally* dropped from the Empire State, would it matter?
Microsoft Security Adviory MS-666
Products Affected: MS Office Users Brains
Vunerability:
If you have been exposed to Office 2000 for more than an hour and got used to it,
Using Office 2007 will segfault your brain.
Well it is true, because Win2k takes 3 minutes(!) to get from cold boot to login, whereas XP only takes 30 seconds from cold boot to login on the same hardware, 256MB RAM
According to Adobe, Photoshop is $600.
According to Linotype, their 325MB font collection CD is $10,000.
It's all relative, you see?
First. If you've actually seen pics on XPM running, you'll notice that Explorer for XP runs alongside Explorer for 7. Second. Think VMware Unity mode, without the annoying box at the bottom-left of the screen. Third. It uses a VHD
toilet.http.max-connections.per.server.=100
As you say, it's not finished. ReactOS is a very decent attempt and a very interesting project from a hobbyist/programmer standpoint, but it's not really to the point where any company would consider it usable yet. If ReactOS could bring itself up to par as a production ready Windows-compatible OS (sort of like Linux compared to a "real" Unix), then I think it would start to pick up in popularity quite a bit.
ReactOS is good, but seriously, Explorer has got stop crashing everytime I try to run Firefox!
If I didn't have IE built into my computer how was I supposed to go to Mozilla's website and download firefox?
Windows could have been distributed with an app that would grab a list of MSI packages of the major web browsers, and the user would download one after installing Windows. This app wouldn't render any HTML, CSS, or JavaScript, just a simple GUI front end over the equivalent of wget.
Yeah. Exactly like ReactOS. Oh wait. ReactOS is not Windows.