Magnetic fields have no effect on electromagnetic radiation such as UV. It just passes through it. You need an ozone layer to protect from that kind of radiation.
You are absolutely right my friend. I find it amazing that people will pay money to receive ads. This is why we need a non profit FOSS console that doesn't do this crap.
It doesn't just have to do with hiding immoral actions (btw we don't even know what agency he works for -- he could be fracking parks and recreations), it also prevents tampering.
I encrypt the disks on my computers not to hide anything, I will gladly decrypt my disk for the FBI if they ever asked, but to prevent outside tampering. Without encryption, an adversary can just load up a linux live cd and tamper with anything they want with root access. By encrypting the entire disk I can prevent that sort of tampering. They can still boot a live cd, but they can't tamper with the installed operating system or the data.
Besides, there is a metric ton of personal information on any smart phone. How would you like Joe the Laptop Thief to get access to your Google account, or possibly even login information for your online banking?
Considering that any meaningful encryption (I will assume you want some sort of volume group/full disk encryption) will require root access and probably a custom kernel module, you will need android.
Personally I would download the source code and hack it myself, add in the encryption and other features I want, and then flash the modified ROM onto a device of choice. You can't do that on an iPhone.
It worked for SELinux.
FOSS games tend to be coded very well but they lack polished art and game assets. It's like building V8 engine and putting it in an ugly car. It runs great but scares people away.
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Yeah, that's like saying that if I open a book all I'll see are characters.
Indeed, we must have our weekly pi propaganda!
Lots of fat white people.
I guarantee you violated some kind of TOS doing that, which means they can decide to kick you off their network.
Magnetic fields have no effect on electromagnetic radiation such as UV. It just passes through it. You need an ozone layer to protect from that kind of radiation.
You are absolutely right my friend. I find it amazing that people will pay money to receive ads. This is why we need a non profit FOSS console that doesn't do this crap.
Those control crystals from SG1.
I encrypt the disks on my computers not to hide anything, I will gladly decrypt my disk for the FBI if they ever asked, but to prevent outside tampering. Without encryption, an adversary can just load up a linux live cd and tamper with anything they want with root access. By encrypting the entire disk I can prevent that sort of tampering. They can still boot a live cd, but they can't tamper with the installed operating system or the data.
Besides, there is a metric ton of personal information on any smart phone. How would you like Joe the Laptop Thief to get access to your Google account, or possibly even login information for your online banking?
No, the US government actually takes computer security pretty damn seriously.
Considering that any meaningful encryption (I will assume you want some sort of volume group/full disk encryption) will require root access and probably a custom kernel module, you will need android. Personally I would download the source code and hack it myself, add in the encryption and other features I want, and then flash the modified ROM onto a device of choice. You can't do that on an iPhone. It worked for SELinux.
As if AOL can tell us about the future.
I think thats the energy level needed to isolate it not the mass of the particle itself.
FOSS games tend to be coded very well but they lack polished art and game assets. It's like building V8 engine and putting it in an ugly car. It runs great but scares people away.
But this involves the internet which makes it different.
Alright gentlemen we have a fine flame war in store for you tonight.
Soon we'll be using rasberry pis bought with bitcoins in the year of the linux desktop.
This is amazing. I mean this is like something from The Onion. Except its real.
Editing wars on wikipedia? Say it ain't so!
I hear that the old assemblers from the 80s and 90s are pretty portable and dont require an installation.
The main issue is that this video is not an accurate depiction of lab work. It's an idiotic thing that would have been a great 80s music video.
They can still salvage the platform.
"I believe that children are our future..unless we stop them now." -- Homer Simpson.
I'd imagine your right but I'm not a biologist. But a human one might have a better form factor making it easier to implant. I love the 21st century.
I thought adobe was abandoning flash.
Nanotechnology always amazes me. I love the 21st century.