First of all, the guy who made the documentary didn't invent black bordered subtitles, and white on white is not easy to read.
Then, people who actually saw Sloot's invention talk about "movies" without any more details, like length or quality. Not much convincing.
So, maybe Sloot invented a device that simply uses a kind of wifi?
I use wkhtmltopdf in one of my apps, but pagination doesn't work well (at least with the way I have it set up). I wonder if Chrome would do a better job.
wkhtmltopdf is a pile of garbage that works for basic pages, at the cost of a significant footprint and high cpu. bugs have been around since ages (like some css crashing the soft) that seemingly nobody cares about. and the soft is maintained, but check out the forums to see how nice the developer is.
tl;dr Chrome can only do better.
That company makes cars easily stolen because the lock is weak. Thus a number of 3rd party shops sell locks that improve the car security. Then the car maker decides to fix the locks and the 3rd party accessory is not necessary anymore - who is to blame? Seriously, these anti-viruses have always been Windows parasites that only flourished thanks to Microsoft unable to implement a decent security solution earlier.
Don't forget there is an important election this week in the UK, and facing another attack the PM has no choice but to propose shocking solutions, and Internet is easy to blame.
2. Unlock phone, find no incriminating evidence, change passcode and lock phone again
Why not going further: Unlock, then inject into the phone some incriminating evidence. Guys, at some point we need to trust ad minima the legal authorities.
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No, but Th. May had some impact on IT, mainly her will to add backdoors and decryption stuff (supposedly due to "terrorism")
But what has UK politics got to do with slashdot, did I miss something?
Maybe /. has more UK than US readers
First of all, the guy who made the documentary didn't invent black bordered subtitles, and white on white is not easy to read.
Then, people who actually saw Sloot's invention talk about "movies" without any more details, like length or quality. Not much convincing. So, maybe Sloot invented a device that simply uses a kind of wifi?
But watch Breaking Bad first...
Similar to geocaching (the guy at the top makes a fortune)
is to run a not for profit.
...and have hordes of kind people working on your project at "no profit".
not drinking (moderately) can damage the mood.
Not sure he is looking forward to see his name in print on slashdot, though.
I use wkhtmltopdf in one of my apps, but pagination doesn't work well (at least with the way I have it set up). I wonder if Chrome would do a better job.
wkhtmltopdf is a pile of garbage that works for basic pages, at the cost of a significant footprint and high cpu. bugs have been around since ages (like some css crashing the soft) that seemingly nobody cares about. and the soft is maintained, but check out the forums to see how nice the developer is.
tl;dr Chrome can only do better.
Steve Ballmer tried his best to destroy Microsoft, but it was too big to fail.
He almost succeeded when he tried to purchase Yahoo.
...when he was in charge?
That company makes cars easily stolen because the lock is weak. Thus a number of 3rd party shops sell locks that improve the car security. Then the car maker decides to fix the locks and the 3rd party accessory is not necessary anymore - who is to blame? Seriously, these anti-viruses have always been Windows parasites that only flourished thanks to Microsoft unable to implement a decent security solution earlier.
Yeah, sorry for that. He is a She.
His family and friends wanted to write an epitaph on his gravestone, in Cobol. Unfortunately, even the biggest one couldn't stand the text length.
Have you managed to ship Hello, World yet?
No, it didn't compile.
Don't forget there is an important election this week in the UK, and facing another attack the PM has no choice but to propose shocking solutions, and Internet is easy to blame.
can't even get the time correct, we should be focusing on reliability instead of security.
That's a normal behavior. Windows has always been a few years behind.
HTTPS over UDP
link?
link!
And regarding criminal activities against the planet?
You should see an icon (bottom left) click on it, and click "About". If you see "wIndows" anywhere, you're infected.
Paris agreement?
far far away and a long long time ago.
Pleonasm.
2. Unlock phone, find no incriminating evidence, change passcode and lock phone again
Why not going further: Unlock, then inject into the phone some incriminating evidence. Guys, at some point we need to trust ad minima the legal authorities.
Well, if you can't even trust the legal system...