An in-depth article about when cop cams work and when they make things worse:
http://spectrum.ieee.org/consu...
("... the problem seems to arise mainly when officers are allowed to turn cameras on at times of their own choosing.")
There used to be a program called Laplink that would transfer between machines over a cable. You could get special parallel "Laplink cables," but perhaps a null-modem serial cable would also work. (Light googling suggests you can use a 7-wire, null-modem serial cable.)
I see there is a laplink.com web site.
Wikipedia says, in MS-DOS 6.0 (and PC DOS 5.02) there was something like it included: INTERSVR and INTERLNK. But it looks harder to use.
In 1980 the Apollo 13 astronauts visited Louisville. One of them played a similar game at the science museum, but he was unsuccessful and crashed!
An in-depth article about when cop cams work and when they make things worse:
http://spectrum.ieee.org/consu...
("... the problem seems to arise mainly when officers are allowed to turn cameras on at times of their own choosing.")
I would like to be able to indicate that a search term should not produce a hit, but should not disqualify the page either.
I once wired up my own cable. It was 95% reliable. (A disaster.) I buy cables now.
There used to be a program called Laplink that would transfer between machines over a cable. You could get special parallel "Laplink cables," but perhaps a null-modem serial cable would also work. (Light googling suggests you can use a 7-wire, null-modem serial cable.)
I see there is a laplink.com web site.
Wikipedia says, in MS-DOS 6.0 (and PC DOS 5.02) there was something like it included: INTERSVR and INTERLNK. But it looks harder to use.
I have been seeking wisdom recently, and the best I've heard is:
"Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and his justice, and all these [other, necessary] things [like food and clothing] shall be added unto you."
Computer camp was good, TIP better, and the Governor's Scholars Program was the high point of my life. Ordinary camp was bad.