It's easier to just avoid making heat in the first place. Use old h/w or massively underclocked new-ish HW, with onboard video or a really crappy video card.
If you're writing down your password, then why are you even bothering with an encrypted disk in the first place? If your information is important enough to merit encryption, then surely it is too important to leave such an obvious back door in your security 'lying' around. Safety deposit box?
I certainly don't want to be on a bus or plane with dozens of people all yakking commands to their devices, nor do I necessarily want to display to the world what commands I am giving to my device. Computer, download midget orgy dot A Vee Eye!
"'My system'" is technical purity incarnate and the embodiment of all that is good in the universe. 'Your system' is a loose collection of hacks done by experimental gerbil subjects on amphetamines. Remember those two constants in any debate of this nature and much of what gets said will come into the proper perspective." - John Hubbard, in c.o.l.m
- Time to download too great. Compare that with going to a video store, and even today in the relative bandwidth backwater of the U.S. it's not such a big difference. And speeds will of course increase over the next few years that Blu-ray is trying to build its distribution monopoly. Geez, how far do you live from your video store? And don't you have to brave the Big Blue Room to stock up on beer and Doritos anyway?
The best way to reduce competition is to create barriers to entry - to practice law you've got to graduate from an approved law school, and pass the bar exam in your jurisdiction.
If Offshore Dude goes to a US law school and passes the bar exam in whatever state, he sure as hell isn't going back to Offshore and work for peanuts.
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'atheists never killed nobody' is a poor argument, considering Stalin and Mao's body count.
Yeah, _no_one_ has EVER found a way to make certain
* * * plaintext * * *
stand out from the rest.
You can probably do all that with WSH.
WSH syntax drives me bananas but it does have hooks into a lot of OS facilities and apps.
I'll bite.
What form of music brought down the Roman Empire?
If only the article contained this information...
It would take a goddamn large data center to thaw out Winnipeg in February...
I don't think it got anywhere near a court, legal fees should be minimal.
If that's true, the system still works- the prosecutors did their job and threw out this bullshit charge.
1) a few asshole cops overstep their bounds
2) the prosecutors refuse to take the issue to court, and clarify to the cops what is or isn't allowed
Sounds like a workable system to me.
China Mieville Doesn't Believe in Floating Libertarian Utopias
Tuna cannery?
I'm sure the Randroids will love spending all day up to the elbows in fish guts.
Get over yourself. Some gear is fussy and doesn't work with USB adapters but does work with real serial ports.
It might sound silly, but it's true.
You know what they say, a month in the lab can often save an afternoon in the library.
It's easier to just avoid making heat in the first place. Use old h/w or massively underclocked new-ish HW, with onboard video or a really crappy video card.
Why do you need that much horsepower for home?
My home file/mail server is a P233, and if anything it's overpowered for the job.
"math is hard!"
It's probably more a question of 'do I care enough about this to get fired' instead of 'duh, I can't figure out how to r00t my box'.
Since I mostly listen to those albums on earbuds or in my car, does it really matter?
"'My system'" is technical purity incarnate and the embodiment
of all that is good in the universe. 'Your system' is a loose
collection of hacks done by experimental gerbil subjects on
amphetamines. Remember those two constants in any debate of
this nature and much of what gets said will come into the
proper perspective."
- John Hubbard, in c.o.l.m
to the enlightening and respectful conversation this article will provoke.
Hah, they're ahead of you.
The best way to reduce competition is to create barriers to entry - to practice law you've got to graduate from an approved law school, and pass the bar exam in your jurisdiction.
If Offshore Dude goes to a US law school and passes the bar exam in whatever state, he sure as hell isn't going back to Offshore and work for peanuts.