This from a country that in recent history, twice!, persecuted minorities. Can you imagine what would have happened if Hitler had access to the government spyware infrastructure we have today ?! And all over the world nationalism is on the rise again, how could anyone think this is a good idea..
So did anyone make a note of the MAC address ? Or do you need to be authenticated before you can see the AP's MAC ? Or is there any other way to link the SSID to a static hardware address ? Then again, most chipsets nowadays easily allow spoofing of the MAC addr..
didn't the last ransomware virus (petya or whatever) just reboot and encrypt the disk sector by sector, probably using good old INT 13h, then what is this going to help people ?!
everyone better start learning how to "speak" QAM64 or PSK in the very least..but like i said, the actual communications channel (sound/voice) probably has a lot of room for improvement, the bottleneck is likely language (protocol).
It would seem language is the limiting factor on output bandwidth, i wonder if, for instance, japanese speakers can think faster than english speakers..
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This from a country that in recent history, twice!, persecuted minorities. Can you imagine what would have happened if Hitler had access to the government spyware infrastructure we have today ?! And all over the world nationalism is on the rise again, how could anyone think this is a good idea ..
So did anyone make a note of the MAC address ? Or do you need to be authenticated before you can see the AP's MAC ? Or is there any other way to link the SSID to a static hardware address ? Then again, most chipsets nowadays easily allow spoofing of the MAC addr ..
$0.10 ... here in Belgium it's €0.30 / kWh !
I'm pretty sure the Officer of the Deck's name was Zapp Brannigan.
all my modpoints for you sir, if i had any
Earl Gray. Hot.
mod parent up, GP is BS
this used to be a site by and for geeks, did anyone on the /. redaction finish high school ?
tl;dr; errors accumulate rapidly over time.
didn't the last ransomware virus (petya or whatever) just reboot and encrypt the disk sector by sector, probably using good old INT 13h, then what is this going to help people ?!
if Microsoft hadn't made the flaw
you misspelled backdoor.
about ~14.5 BTC at the current exchange rate.
$3.5 billion, pfff. Imagine the leaps in science and space exploration we could make in no time if those silly humons just got along ..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?... None Like It Hot!
yeah, and don't get me started about the plumbing !
"Now Uber can't use it's apps."
so sad!
this should be the #1 question, please mod parent up
aliens pick him up, think humans are way smarter than we are, and appoint us leaders of the Galaxy.
What ?! One Trump isn't enough for ya ?
at least the US designers try to obfuscate their backdoors
mod parent up, this or netflix goes to the bin and it's back to tpb..
-someone- must be earning a lot of latinum..
everyone better start learning how to "speak" QAM64 or PSK in the very least..but like i said, the actual communications channel (sound/voice) probably has a lot of room for improvement, the bottleneck is likely language (protocol).
It would seem language is the limiting factor on output bandwidth, i wonder if, for instance, japanese speakers can think faster than english speakers ..
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