It rain most of the day here in Washington next to the Oregon border, only dog would of noticed; and he didn't seem concerned.
Update: this morning I went outside and everything was covered with dirt subtle in some areas, I started to think about this article so checked out my white truck, it's covered in dirt. Ya we got something dumped on us.
I used to "wear" a RFID chip, it was claimed more to account for for personal in case of an accident, thinking about it now not many would of passed through the portal if an accident took place.
Would we of had them implanted if small enough? For the job and pay I think it would of been accepted at that time. Security was all important with different levels, I had to use a hand geometry scanner to reach my work place.
Gravity should be a stronger force than it is, it's seen as sharing this force between dimensions weakening it in ours.
A successful outcome of this experiment to me, would help prove my thinking that dark matter is in a different dimension. it's gravity affecting ours.
Apparently I'm not alone in this thinking as en.wikipedia.org had this listed as a theory, yet not one seemed as a very viable. I thought I had a great brain fart until finding it listed and very lightly at that.
I expect that the camera-equipped smartphone is decimating the market for cameras that can only do what smartphone cameras can already do.
I also expect that it is decimating the market for that slightly-better cameras that people would have bought if it wasn't included "free" in the phone they already own.
I would be surprised if it is putting a big dent the $700+ market. Heck, with everyone carrying a camera around, there are probably some people who find they enjoy photography and want to upgrade to a DSLR that otherwise would not have.
Yep, I've always used SLR cameras, even developed the negatives myself. Now own a Samsung S5 specifiably because it has a 16.9 Mpix camera.
While you changed through the years I still remember going to Radio Shack for my vacuum tubes, or getting the parts and board to build electronics projects.
Serious question: But how do I totally block Google?
don't use google apps or search (on iOS)? what's the confusion here? or are you asking how to take advantage of the incredible web and mobile ecosystem google has created without compensating them?
Google provides a lot of free services. Flurry.com is how Google collects their due. To explain how would be time consuming, read up on it at that Google site.
while you are at it, ask yourself how to drive a BMW without paying, and to enjoy your favorite food without buying it. there are ways to do so right?
That's just not the same thing, you hot wire the car, and walk out without paying. - both landing u in hot water, Rooting the phone is 180 from your examples. In a way, Apple frowns upon jail breaking their product, while Google used to encourage it, allowing one the ability to block whatever they wanted.
Serious question: But how do I totally block Google?
The same way you block Google from desktop computers: install and use a firewall. You'll have to root the phone first, of course.
Rooting (Jail breaking in Apple terms) is the best option. You'll not only have access to Cygan, but many other ROMs are available. Just the fact it's rooted allows you to add a HOSTS file and many other options to block ads will be usable.
I've listened to cell phone calls before just screwing around with a scanner. I've heard a person confirming a reservation and give their credit card number. This was mid 90's. So know how easy it is - or was at that time.
I found this post looking for something else, it's off topic for the thread. This pertains to Wifi as well as a PC.
"If you have to use public Wifi then use free VPN service like Hotspot Shield, CyberGhost, OkayFreedom, Spotflux, SafeIP or SecurityKISS which will provide the same security as your home router." http://malwaretips.com/threads...
-Below is something I've written up for well family.-
I've done the leg (finger?) work here. All are free with varying limited data usage. Reading the privacy policy of each, SecurityKISS is my choice and the only one that offers true anonymity if you wish (absolute only with the free service), and the only one that doesn't require a registration. But ones call is routed to Ireland, (and it's jurisdiction), it's noted that they have never given any information out to anybody. http://www.securitykiss.com/ab... ---End
Then checked out out their Facebook page, NSA has compromised their system or service, This found due to a Snowden release. "Starting with 2014/12/17 SecurityKISS discontinued the PPTP service." The CEO made mention they may have the data but it's still has to be decrypted, something I can only assume has been. https://www.facebook.com/pages...
Damn odd it's not listed in their Privacy policy, but then PPTP is still being offered as a service..
From a link on microbial lifeforms found on Earth http://www.astrobio.net/news-e... "What’s more, MISS have remained unchanged over the last 3 billion years" MISS: microbially-induced sedimentary structure.
"3 billion years and little if any mutations in a microbe life or it's off spring. “But it also raised the question: why are they so identical?” she adds. “And what does that mean about the organisms that created them?”"
Most installers for Linux distros are able to modify partitions for you and generally don't need you to create them in advance,
My "fear" is that it will take the wrong hard drive or partition. I know I can just remove the drives so waiting until I install my new motherboard. I do want access to Linux on my system as more of what I'm involving myself in is best done with Linux.
Damn wrong link was posted http://i62.tinypic.com/2n8whj.... is picture of centrifuges (they all look alike.), and inefficient enough that many are required. but still the cheapest way.
You have a weird definition of "virus" and "malware".
In my world, Malware includes everything that gets installed on your machine (surreptitiously or not) that does "bad" things ("mal" = (french) bad, evil). That would include worms, viruses, rootkits, unwanted toolbars, home page redirectors, Stuxnet, Cryptolocker, and just about every other form of third-party computer abuse. Virus is a subset of malware./frank
I've been accessing the Usenet a long time. viruses; when spyware started appearing and worms popular, people were having a problem differentiating between them when posting. long story short Malware became an accepted and all encompassing term.
So yes it's Malware.
In my world, the last virus I can remember is when the U.S. with support from a controller manufacture, sent out a virus that looked for a specific configuration. It was passed on by autorun/autoplay, when it found it's target began damaging Iran's Uranium centrifuges to where they were continually replacing them out http://i62.tinypic.com/2podt7d... - centrifuges
I haven't run an anti-virus program in ages. My firewall alerts me to potential malware, protects important OS areas, or sandbox's any program it's (I'm) not familiar with; and it doesn't scream when it finds a debugger or similar. Almost anything other than a rootkit or buffer overflow can be found with "autoruns"; at least that's how I play the game.
It's detrimental to the malware of today to format hard drives, due to it's intended "mission" most likely to gather data, open a backdoor or allow itself access to IRC for instructions (how Sony was taken down). www.GRC.com has an excellent article on IRC malware posted many years ago, the word malware won't be used (before it's usage).
When I POP'd my E-mail and saw the same subject in most of them I thought uh-oh. I can't word it any better than to your reply.
FWIW I'm downloading files from Usenet now, I'm always downloading files; it's reliable. I quit posting long ago when the group I frequented went from a help and support (almost always computer related) to a political discussion area. With the name of 24hoursupport.helpdesk it's surprising anybody finds it for what it's become.
The VASIMR is the likely candidate for inter planetary travel.
Think of adding a microwave to an Ion engine super heating the plasma first. . It's claimed to increase an Ion engine by 100x (Claimed). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V...
There is also a problem with launching a reactor into space, it not only breaks a few treaties, it's the possibility of it failing falling back to Earth; the reason sending very high level nuclear waste to the Sun isn't being considered.
Well I visited the site on my laptop and now i can't access any websites. I'm not normally one to jump on coincidences, but give it some time before you all visit the page. Let the early birds see if they get viruses.
One doesn't run into viruses much (at all) anymore, but malware. Viruses are ment to cause damage (say format a drive or turn your view upside down), malware doesn't call attention to itself as it would prevent it's collection or access.
You have valid point of one waiting a bit before using the site, other than just browsing.
Then buy it or complain to them and don't watch. At least Discovery isn't all entertainment*, I'd say they deserve some money for making informative series.
*I don't watch them so maybe not?
I LOL'd - I have the 2 DVD series next to me at this time. Checked it out from the library.
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It rain most of the day here in Washington next to the Oregon border, only dog would of noticed; and he didn't seem concerned.
I started to think about this article so checked out my white truck, it's covered in dirt. Ya we got something dumped on us.
Dirt is misleading it's of a blackish nature on a white surface, I took a magnetic to it but inconclusive.
It rain most of the day here in Washington next to the Oregon border, only dog would of noticed; and he didn't seem concerned.
Update: this morning I went outside and everything was covered with dirt subtle in some areas, I started to think about this article so checked out my white truck, it's covered in dirt. Ya we got something dumped on us.
It rain most of the day here in Washington next to the Oregon border, only dog would of noticed; and he didn't seem concerned.
He only mentions that it crashes, everybody else answers the question yet he now goes by "Discoverer of the PI2 XENON DEATH FLASH !"
to have
have had
would have had
You're welcome.
Put your finger in a glass of water, remove it and notice the impression you've left;
the same one I've left with.
"Shelly Sxxxxxx was tagged in Lisa xxxxxx Xxx's photos." came across that a few days ago.
Shelly is one of few people in my friends list, she and her sons were part of the same COD4 clan as I was.
Yes, I had to join facebook to become involved with my family, took 182 edits to my HOSTS file just to get in.
I used to "wear" a RFID chip, it was claimed more to account for for personal in case of an accident, thinking about it now not many would of passed through the portal if an accident took place.
Would we of had them implanted if small enough? For the job and pay I think it would of been accepted at that time. Security was all important with different levels, I had to use a hand geometry scanner to reach my work place.
Gravity should be a stronger force than it is, it's seen as sharing this force between dimensions weakening it in ours.
A successful outcome of this experiment to me, would help prove my thinking that dark matter is in a different dimension. it's gravity affecting ours.
Apparently I'm not alone in this thinking as en.wikipedia.org had this listed as a theory, yet not one seemed as a very viable. I thought I had a great brain fart until finding it listed and very lightly at that.
Search engine wise, it's innocent enough, to prove your account; I've yet to give it to any of them.
I read an article that said Facebook wanted into the mobile market, well here they are.
I expect that the camera-equipped smartphone is decimating the market for cameras that can only do what smartphone cameras can already do.
I also expect that it is decimating the market for that slightly-better cameras that people would have bought if it wasn't included "free" in the phone they already own.
I would be surprised if it is putting a big dent the $700+ market. Heck, with everyone carrying a camera around, there are probably some people who find they enjoy photography and want to upgrade to a DSLR that otherwise would not have.
Yep, I've always used SLR cameras, even developed the negatives myself. Now own a Samsung S5 specifiably because it has a 16.9 Mpix camera.
While you changed through the years I still remember going to Radio Shack for my vacuum tubes, or getting the parts and board to build electronics projects.
Just after she's introduced to sing I hit left twice just to test it out, and it was of her rear which works up to her head. I LOL'd
Serious question: But how do I totally block Google?
don't use google apps or search (on iOS)? what's the confusion here? or are you asking how to take advantage of the incredible web and mobile ecosystem google has created without compensating them?
Google provides a lot of free services. Flurry.com is how Google collects their due. To explain how would be time consuming, read up on it at that Google site.
while you are at it, ask yourself how to drive a BMW without paying, and to enjoy your favorite food without buying it. there are ways to do so right?
That's just not the same thing, you hot wire the car, and walk out without paying. - both landing u in hot water, Rooting the phone is 180 from your examples. In a way, Apple frowns upon jail breaking their product, while Google used to encourage it, allowing one the ability to block whatever they wanted.
Serious question: But how do I totally block Google?
The same way you block Google from desktop computers: install and use a firewall. You'll have to root the phone first, of course.
Rooting (Jail breaking in Apple terms) is the best option. You'll not only have access to Cygan, but many other ROMs are available. Just the fact it's rooted allows you to add a HOSTS file and many other options to block ads will be usable.
I've listened to cell phone calls before just screwing around with a scanner. I've heard a person confirming a reservation and give their credit card number. This was mid 90's. So know how easy it is - or was at that time.
I found this post looking for something else, it's off topic for the thread. This pertains to Wifi as well as a PC.
"If you have to use public Wifi then use free VPN service like Hotspot Shield, CyberGhost, OkayFreedom, Spotflux, SafeIP or SecurityKISS which will provide the same security as your home router." http://malwaretips.com/threads...
-Below is something I've written up for well family.-
I've done the leg (finger?) work here. All are free with varying limited data usage. Reading the privacy policy of each, SecurityKISS is my choice and the only one that offers true anonymity if you wish (absolute only with the free service), and the only one that doesn't require a registration. But ones call is routed to Ireland, (and it's jurisdiction), it's noted that they have never given any information out to anybody. http://www.securitykiss.com/ab...
---End
Then checked out out their Facebook page, NSA has compromised their system or service, This found due to a Snowden release. "Starting with 2014/12/17 SecurityKISS discontinued the PPTP service." The CEO made mention they may have the data but it's still has to be decrypted, something I can only assume has been.
https://www.facebook.com/pages...
Damn odd it's not listed in their Privacy policy, but then PPTP is still being offered as a service..
Copy of my post to the /. "Scientist Says Potential Signs of Ancient Life in Mars Rover Photos" http://science.slashdot.org/st...
From a link on microbial lifeforms found on Earth http://www.astrobio.net/news-e... "What’s more, MISS have remained unchanged over the last 3 billion years" MISS: microbially-induced sedimentary structure.
"3 billion years and little if any mutations in a microbe life or it's off spring.
“But it also raised the question: why are they so identical?” she adds. “And what does that mean about the organisms that created them?”"
Most installers for Linux distros are able to modify partitions for you and generally don't need you to create them in advance,
My "fear" is that it will take the wrong hard drive or partition. I know I can just remove the drives so waiting until I install my new motherboard. I do want access to Linux on my system as more of what I'm involving myself in is best done with Linux.
So because you don't like how it's being distributed, it's OK to get it however you please?
Arrr.
http://i62.tinypic.com/2podt7d... - centrifuges
Damn wrong link was posted
http://i62.tinypic.com/2n8whj.... is picture of centrifuges (they all look alike.), and inefficient enough that many are required. but still the cheapest way.
Since I'm here, a link as a cite: http://www.jpost.com/Defense/S...
You have a weird definition of "virus" and "malware".
In my world, Malware includes everything that gets installed on your machine (surreptitiously or not) that does "bad" things ("mal" = (french) bad, evil). That would include worms, viruses, rootkits, unwanted toolbars, home page redirectors, Stuxnet, Cryptolocker, and just about every other form of third-party computer abuse. /frank
Virus is a subset of malware.
I've been accessing the Usenet a long time. viruses; when spyware started appearing and worms popular, people were having a problem differentiating between them when posting. long story short Malware became an accepted and all encompassing term.
So yes it's Malware.
In my world, the last virus I can remember is when the U.S. with support from a controller manufacture, sent out a virus that looked for a specific configuration. It was passed on by autorun/autoplay, when it found it's target began damaging Iran's Uranium centrifuges to where they were continually replacing them out http://i62.tinypic.com/2podt7d... - centrifuges
I haven't run an anti-virus program in ages. My firewall alerts me to potential malware, protects important OS areas, or sandbox's any program it's (I'm) not familiar with; and it doesn't scream when it finds a debugger or similar. Almost anything other than a rootkit or buffer overflow can be found with "autoruns"; at least that's how I play the game.
It's detrimental to the malware of today to format hard drives, due to it's intended "mission" most likely to gather data, open a backdoor or allow itself access to IRC for instructions (how Sony was taken down). www.GRC.com has an excellent article on IRC malware posted many years ago, the word malware won't be used (before it's usage).
When I POP'd my E-mail and saw the same subject in most of them I thought uh-oh.
I can't word it any better than to your reply.
FWIW I'm downloading files from Usenet now, I'm always downloading files; it's reliable. I quit posting long ago when the group I frequented went from a help and support (almost always computer related) to a political discussion area. With the name of 24hoursupport.helpdesk it's surprising anybody finds it for what it's become.
What is the point of your post?
Are you trying to show that people should be wary of using TPB?
I doubt that's a new idea to anyone here on slashdot.
No, not at all, thepiratebay serves a purpose.
I can't put into print what I really want to say, so can't fully answer you.
The VASIMR is the likely candidate for inter planetary travel.
Think of adding a microwave to an Ion engine super heating the plasma first. . It's claimed to increase an Ion engine by 100x (Claimed).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V...
There is also a problem with launching a reactor into space, it not only breaks a few treaties, it's the possibility of it failing falling back to Earth; the reason sending very high level nuclear waste to the Sun isn't being considered.
Well I visited the site on my laptop and now i can't access any websites. I'm not normally one to jump on coincidences, but give it some time before you all visit the page. Let the early birds see if they get viruses.
One doesn't run into viruses much (at all) anymore, but malware. Viruses are ment to cause damage (say format a drive or turn your view upside down), malware doesn't call attention to itself as it would prevent it's collection or access.
You have valid point of one waiting a bit before using the site, other than just browsing.
Domain returns to 104.28.4.42 CloudFlare, Inc. (AS13335). I wouldn't trust that...
104.28.4.42
https://www.robtex.com/en/advi...
AS13335
https://www.robtex.com/as/as13...
Then buy it or complain to them and don't watch. At least Discovery isn't all entertainment*, I'd say they deserve some money for making informative series.
*I don't watch them so maybe not?
I LOL'd - I have the 2 DVD series next to me at this time. Checked it out from the library.