I have a public PGP key on my website (http://mshenrick.dyndns.org - currently down), but I've never used it, as I rarely get emails from people, just companies, and my emails aren't that sensitive, or the ones that are, are from websites and they don't support encryption
Apparently you are only just getting a law preventing holding a phone while driving. I assumed you got one about the same time it was banned in the UK. I have seen a test done on several programs, including Mythbusters, and, while handsfree might be OK, holding the phone is very dangerous!
for the lazy, the title just contains HTML code to create a button, which runs DD to the MP3 (minus the title tag) to a script, as the author tag is the script source, which is then executed. If you open the properties of the MP3 (OS X's 'get info' works, or you could cat it) the source is pretty well commented
My Dad works at a company, maintaining their servers. He has his own personal computer that is nothing to do with work, and he is provided with a PGP encrypted Windows XP Dell Latitude, that tunnels everything over a VPN to his work.It probably is monitored, but since it's being provided for free, don't complain. Use a different computer!
I use 'homeplugs' - those devices where you plug in an RJ45/CAT5/Ethernet cable and it sends the data through your power lines. I assumed smart meters did the same thing. Does anyone know if (UK) power meters interfere?
While I'm taught in RS/RE, science and geography lessons that renewable energy will never run out, obviously it will. Wind power: caused by vacuums caused by sun. Waves: caused by moon movement caused by big bang. solar: caused by sun. Also note, the energy cannot be destroyed, so in theory solar makes the world slightly darker, and turbines slow the wind down slightly. However, it will last so long that it's near finite to the human mind
I thought slashdotters knew this!
I hate it when websites filter by referrer and claim you are stealing their bandwidth. Really? It's just a hyperlink. If you're going to complain don't put it on the web! I use a Firefox add-on to spoof the referrer, to the wikipedia article on referrer spoofing, and sometimes sites claim I'm stealing their bandwidth, and recaptcha doesn't work, but luckily the extension has an exceptions list
at school, they proxy through EMBC, who block stuff. If they want to block something themselves, at one time they had an inhouse smoothwall (dansguardian/squid) server, but they now block it by using the remote administration tool, by looking at the window title. eg notdoppler.com, which is unblocked at school, is closed automatically when a window with 'notdoppler' in it opens. I used to have a HTML page in my documents with 2 frames, a 1 pixel blank one, and Google. Now since google blocks frames (it seems to be IE that complies with that request, and I can't use Firefox, as since they upgraded to Windows 7 you can't run EXE's of removable media) so I have to put in the URL in the source directly everytime. I hope no more sites doing this, or since as I said it seems to be IE that complies with that request to block framed Google, I find a way to override this 'safety'
...for 4 years!
I'm in UK school year 10 (14-15) and most of the secondary schools I know of use fingerprints for the canteen, along with a photo that pops up at the checkout, in case you, er, steal someones finger. its mainly to speed things up and you cant lose your finger easily
however I seem to remember hearing that it is a checksum that is stored, so the fingerprint cannot be got out of the system
can't they just make it auto update by tiny amounts frequently! since ive switched to os x i miss linux package management and cant be bothered to update every 6 weeks!
how sly, they only let you choose a license that allows commercial use, meaning I have to put that my videos are CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 in the description, and aren't tightly integrated with the editor etc.
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Years ago, before youtube was really popular, I saw a video of a man doing a similar thing but couldn't find it recently!
Apple Wins Injunction Banning Import of HTC Devices _In the US_
I have a public PGP key on my website (http://mshenrick.dyndns.org - currently down), but I've never used it, as I rarely get emails from people, just companies, and my emails aren't that sensitive, or the ones that are, are from websites and they don't support encryption
Isn't any digital creation automatically copyrighted by the owner, unless they waiver it, so the photos were copyrighted by the user
Apparently you are only just getting a law preventing holding a phone while driving. I assumed you got one about the same time it was banned in the UK. I have seen a test done on several programs, including Mythbusters, and, while handsfree might be OK, holding the phone is very dangerous!
Don't call it an xbox 720 or 1080, or people will assume they're talking about its resolution, whereas the current xbox does 1080 anyway
I'm from the UK, and whenever I hear about police brutality at protests I always think 'Why does this news always come from America?'
for the lazy, the title just contains HTML code to create a button, which runs DD to the MP3 (minus the title tag) to a script, as the author tag is the script source, which is then executed. If you open the properties of the MP3 (OS X's 'get info' works, or you could cat it) the source is pretty well commented
My Dad works at a company, maintaining their servers. He has his own personal computer that is nothing to do with work, and he is provided with a PGP encrypted Windows XP Dell Latitude, that tunnels everything over a VPN to his work.It probably is monitored, but since it's being provided for free, don't complain. Use a different computer!
They've taken to ruining songs (like 'Give me everything' by Pitbull, Ne-yo, Afrojack and Nayer) by inserting lyrical product placement
I use 'homeplugs' - those devices where you plug in an RJ45/CAT5/Ethernet cable and it sends the data through your power lines. I assumed smart meters did the same thing. Does anyone know if (UK) power meters interfere?
While I'm taught in RS/RE, science and geography lessons that renewable energy will never run out, obviously it will. Wind power: caused by vacuums caused by sun. Waves: caused by moon movement caused by big bang. solar: caused by sun. Also note, the energy cannot be destroyed, so in theory solar makes the world slightly darker, and turbines slow the wind down slightly. However, it will last so long that it's near finite to the human mind I thought slashdotters knew this!
Unplug the cable? Unless it's a new one, but all the emtal in prisons means he probably won't find an open wifi net anyway
i thought on manufacturers did this, not google. this is why its great that you can root. I have a G1/dream. apparantly it can't run >1.6 I have 2.2
I hate it when websites filter by referrer and claim you are stealing their bandwidth. Really? It's just a hyperlink. If you're going to complain don't put it on the web! I use a Firefox add-on to spoof the referrer, to the wikipedia article on referrer spoofing, and sometimes sites claim I'm stealing their bandwidth, and recaptcha doesn't work, but luckily the extension has an exceptions list
at school, they proxy through EMBC, who block stuff. If they want to block something themselves, at one time they had an inhouse smoothwall (dansguardian/squid) server, but they now block it by using the remote administration tool, by looking at the window title. eg notdoppler.com, which is unblocked at school, is closed automatically when a window with 'notdoppler' in it opens. I used to have a HTML page in my documents with 2 frames, a 1 pixel blank one, and Google. Now since google blocks frames (it seems to be IE that complies with that request, and I can't use Firefox, as since they upgraded to Windows 7 you can't run EXE's of removable media) so I have to put in the URL in the source directly everytime. I hope no more sites doing this, or since as I said it seems to be IE that complies with that request to block framed Google, I find a way to override this 'safety'
and who ( well, more implied) claimed to have invented smartphones, tablets, videocalling etc. and was lawsuit trigger happy against any competitiors
...for 4 years! I'm in UK school year 10 (14-15) and most of the secondary schools I know of use fingerprints for the canteen, along with a photo that pops up at the checkout, in case you, er, steal someones finger. its mainly to speed things up and you cant lose your finger easily however I seem to remember hearing that it is a checksum that is stored, so the fingerprint cannot be got out of the system
can't they just make it auto update by tiny amounts frequently! since ive switched to os x i miss linux package management and cant be bothered to update every 6 weeks!
so basically, harmless flash mobs are illegal now
Well anyone whow atched series 4 of Chuck know Agent X is Hartley Winterbottom/Alexei Volkoff. Code cracked :P
it seems the reason he doesn't like it, is he doesn't like android. many people do, so I assume if you like android devices, you'll like this
http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/8506/build-your-cloud-pt1-las-s16e10/
small correction: I think the first article meant he removed the micro SD card, not the SIM card
how sly, they only let you choose a license that allows commercial use, meaning I have to put that my videos are CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 in the description, and aren't tightly integrated with the editor etc.