There's no way you can be paged without being discovered. Paging is discovery. Silent paging is always possible. Even without paging, the phone needs to be registered to a cell.
Yes, it's not a good idea. A traditional light bulb must be hot to work properly, so a sphere is the best form factor. Trying to put high power leds and their controller in this form factor is a big mistake. All these leds "bulbs" will fail prematurely because they simply are too hot. And the expensive ones with better thermal properties do not improve much this design mistake.
The right form factor or leds is strips, plates, or similar.
Yes, the x86 tech has improved a lot. However, the intel presentation at CES was empty. They presented a facelift of the same chip with stuff limited, and made false claims on it. The competition (x86 or not) is not sleeping like that. intel needs to wake up if they want to survive.
>> This "security researcher" mentioned must be completely clueless if he didn't know that...
Often security breaches are waiting wide open for someone to exploit them. This is the case here. Often security people point it out. Often clueless people say "it has been broken since years, don't worry"
"However, I'm beginning to look into making money through various means on the side, one of them being pornography/videography. With these mediums, being seen is critically important"
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There's no way you can be paged without being discovered. Paging is discovery. Silent paging is always possible. Even without paging, the phone needs to be registered to a cell.
So
Switch it off or throw it away.
>> Smartest Light Bulbs Ever, Dumbest Idea Ever?
Yes, it's not a good idea. A traditional light bulb must be hot to work properly, so a sphere is the best form factor.
Trying to put high power leds and their controller in this form factor is a big mistake.
All these leds "bulbs" will fail prematurely because they simply are too hot. And the expensive ones with better thermal properties do not improve much this design mistake.
The right form factor or leds is strips, plates, or similar.
>> AAPL.... I care about.... not their stupid stock price :))
Yeah, it seems you don't care abouit stock at all... so why do you say "AAPL" ???
>> Denying functionality because it might help your competitor creates confusion and frustration for users
What functionnality are you talking about ?
I don't see a denial of any functionnality here.
>> The core is good enough now, and could do with stuff like a stable driver ABI, code signing, Dtrace, Zfs, etc.
It just seems these features are not needed/wanted...
Laws require it. Stupid feature ? don't know.
Simply clever.
Yes, the x86 tech has improved a lot.
However, the intel presentation at CES was empty. They presented a facelift of the same chip with stuff limited, and made false claims on it.
The competition (x86 or not) is not sleeping like that. intel needs to wake up if they want to survive.
the most interesting tech intel puts out these days
>> Would the Hubble be so much better with a guy in it
Impossible.
Put a guy inside hubble, it can't point to any star any more, because each small movement will smear all your pictures.
If it looks like a fish ...
If it smells like a fish
If it tastes like a fish
>> This "security researcher" mentioned must be completely clueless if he didn't know that...
Often security breaches are waiting wide open for someone to exploit them. This is the case here.
Often security people point it out.
Often clueless people say "it has been broken since years, don't worry"
Je ne vois aucun problème à utiliser le terme "Libre", même en anglais.
>> I can't think of any that wouldn't have some serious issues with them.
You can't drag and drop.
>> everybody won
except the DDOSers
>> I can't imagine that a group of amateurs would have the funds to build a satellite
You can't imagine it, but it happens since 1961
http://www.amsat.org/amsat-new/satellites/history.php
Safe, Green Thorium is a myth.
Why ? coz it's the good old dirty Plutonium/uranium, with aded online reprocessing necessary. Chemical + radiological risk.
Yes, the reactor might not get critical (if the impulse is slow). But the chemical processing plant will go kaboom for many reasons....
When the core will be spread around, (explosively or over decades), the same thing will happen a few decades later :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejZyDvtX85Y&list=UU966ccV08PVAmZRhcC0SU8Q&index=28
No. The resources obviously don't allow that. (can't wait days for a system to compile itself)
Furthermore, you can't be sure the compiler you use is not infected with a malware compromising it's output (there's an old paper on that)
There are crypto solutions to these problems, but it's not an easy path, that's sure....
>> It's not possible to give a woman the name "Hans" in Germany.
Yep.
But womans named Hans can still settle down and live in Germany.
>> Having a verifiable design with 100% of the source of any code running on any chip inside is actually an interesting goal
We still cannot be sure that this is the code that really runs on the target.
Who will invent signed/verifiable compilation / code distribution???
just block that single one, it will work :
*facebook.com*
"However, I'm beginning to look into making money through various means on the side, one of them being pornography/videography. With these mediums, being seen is critically important"
Corrected the sentence for you :)
"Interference can bring an entire network down"
I see a huge sales potential for high power jammers :)))
RFI rules
Perhaps because you can't sell phones with an English GUI ?
>> Cities are moving back to Microsoft products after failed Linux experiments
FUD.
Bigger cities are moving faster to OO/LO and Linux.
FACT.
http://media.ccc.de/browse/conferences/eh2010/EH2010-3784-de-limux.html