Umm, no I meant bi-direction as in an eavesdropping device. Look up infinity transmitter, I'm sure the govt/agencies have nice modern hi-tech versions of these.
*tinfoilhat* What's to keep some other spy agency/group from disguising a coke can that looks just like the innocent 'outgoing call only + gps' with a 'bi-directional + gps + other nasty goodies' can? */tinfoilhat*
No, I dont think *you* get it, the Military has liscensed that frequency, it's theirs to do as they please. The keyless-systems have to accept any and all interference coming from the military because the military controls those frequencies.
Even unstable is pretty damn stable for me. Unless you're running some completely obscure configs, I've never had a problem with unstable. The box only reboots when the power goes out.
These codec tests are unusual in that they adhere to ITU-R BS.1116-1.
Follow that link and you get:
Methods for the subjective assessment of small impairments in audio systems including multichannel sound systems which is a fancy way of saying double blind listening tests.
I dont know many people who still listen to the radio, most people I know listen to either CD's they've bought or the burned cd's from stuff they've downloaded.
Your math doesn't hold up. Just because there are 26^17 combo's doesn't mean they all can/could be used.
EG: characters 4-8 are body style/features/engine/type/etc and 10 is the year.
I'm sure a car from 2004 will have any of the similar features of a car from the 80's, so there goes 1 whole factor, down to 26^16, I'm sure if you went through the other characteristics it would narrow it down even further.
no: 2004-07-17 Sat - GPS Receiver Almanac Rollover, 256 weeks after GPS 1024-week rollover. 2004-12-31 Fri - 2004/366 - cf. 1996-366. 2005-??-?? ??? - "Some *really* old versions of UNIX (e.g. 16-bit BSD) die in 2005.". 2005-11-29 Tue - 04:53:20 UTC : 212 Gs from JD 0.0. 2006-03-29 Wed - Solar Eclipse, Brazil - Africa - Turkey - Asia. 2006-12-31 Sun - HP3000, End Of Life. 2007-01-01 Mon - Lithuania joins the Euro? 2007-01-01 Mon - "USA FAA computers fail, 32 years from 1975". TZ? 2006? 2007-08-09 Thu - CMJD 54321. 2008-01-19 Sat - 30 years before 2038-01-19 - mortgage look-ahead? 2008-03-23 Sun - Easter Sunday is unusually early this year (previously this day in 1913 & next in 2160; earliest, March 22, 1818 & 2285). 2009-01-01 Sun - NOAA: Termination of satellite processing of distress signals from 121.5/243 MHz emergency beacons. Use 406 MHz. 2009-02-13 Fri - 23:31:30 GMT is UNIX time_t 1234567890. 2009-09-09 Wed - 090909 is another possible valid nonsense or marker date; as with, of course, other 0x0x0x & 1x1x1x dates, or anything with YY small. 2???-??-?? ??? - Introduction of the Euro in the UK ??? 2010-01-01 Fri - Y2.01K. There will be some who have coded only for Years 200#. 2010-01-01 Fri - Sorting YYMMDD decade-reversed covers 1990-2009 only. 2010-01-01 Fri - Reported ANSI C library overflow. Very dubious. RSVP if you can explain it. 2010-12-25 Sat - CMJD 55555. 2011-09-14 Wed - @01:46:39 UTC less leap seconds, GPS 999999999 seconds. 2011-11-11 Fri - Seen as a "marker" date - cf. 1999-09-09. Contains 11/11/11 11:11:11.
I think everybody is still overlooking the HAM operators. Most of the time, they're one of the first people on the scene, and a few flips of a switch and they're up.
Erm, a standard bardcode doesn't hold much, considering the MaxiCode (AKA UPSCode) barcode can only hold up to 100 ASCII characters, so you'd need a hellaciously large barcode reader/writer/media to store an entire mp3.
Well if it's ok then, gimmie your IP and root pw so I can scan your computer to make sure you dont have anything that will cause problems to everbodys intarweb.
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Umm, no I meant bi-direction as in an eavesdropping device. Look up infinity transmitter, I'm sure the govt/agencies have nice modern hi-tech versions of these.
*tinfoilhat*
What's to keep some other spy agency/group from disguising a coke can that looks just like the innocent 'outgoing call only + gps' with a 'bi-directional + gps + other nasty goodies' can?
*/tinfoilhat*
No, I dont think *you* get it, the Military has liscensed that frequency, it's theirs to do as they please. The keyless-systems have to accept any and all interference coming from the military because the military controls those frequencies.
Even unstable is pretty damn stable for me. Unless you're running some completely obscure configs, I've never had a problem with unstable. The box only reboots when the power goes out.
Actually IPv9 is TUBA. Which is described in RFC1347.
It's an obvious fake, look at that post, it says Subscribe . . I'm already a subscriber, so thus it should of said Subscription.
to this page which was linked on slashdot a while back.
Because it's posted on the internet . . . it must be true.
Well yes, it says so in the summary:
These codec tests are unusual in that they adhere to ITU-R BS.1116-1.
Follow that link and you get:
Methods for the subjective assessment of small impairments in audio systems including multichannel sound systems which is a fancy way of saying double blind listening tests.
Very cool idea but somebody when it works on Harley-Davidsons
.sure . . whatever you say ;)
Umm . . yea .
I dont know many people who still listen to the radio, most people I know listen to either CD's they've bought or the burned cd's from stuff they've downloaded.
Ever see a rusted VIN tag? Pain in the ass to even tell what letter it is, now adding even more possibilities . . .
Your math doesn't hold up. Just because there are 26^17 combo's doesn't mean they all can/could be used.
EG: characters 4-8 are body style/features/engine/type/etc and 10 is the year.
I'm sure a car from 2004 will have any of the similar features of a car from the 80's, so there goes 1 whole factor, down to 26^16, I'm sure if you went through the other characteristics it would narrow it down even further.
no:
2004-07-17 Sat - GPS Receiver Almanac Rollover, 256 weeks after GPS 1024-week rollover.
2004-12-31 Fri - 2004/366 - cf. 1996-366.
2005-??-?? ??? - "Some *really* old versions of UNIX (e.g. 16-bit BSD) die in 2005.".
2005-11-29 Tue - 04:53:20 UTC : 212 Gs from JD 0.0.
2006-03-29 Wed - Solar Eclipse, Brazil - Africa - Turkey - Asia.
2006-12-31 Sun - HP3000, End Of Life.
2007-01-01 Mon - Lithuania joins the Euro?
2007-01-01 Mon - "USA FAA computers fail, 32 years from 1975". TZ? 2006?
2007-08-09 Thu - CMJD 54321.
2008-01-19 Sat - 30 years before 2038-01-19 - mortgage look-ahead?
2008-03-23 Sun - Easter Sunday is unusually early this year (previously this day in 1913 & next in 2160; earliest, March 22, 1818 & 2285).
2009-01-01 Sun - NOAA: Termination of satellite processing of distress signals from 121.5/243 MHz emergency beacons. Use 406 MHz.
2009-02-13 Fri - 23:31:30 GMT is UNIX time_t 1234567890.
2009-09-09 Wed - 090909 is another possible valid nonsense or marker date; as with, of course, other 0x0x0x & 1x1x1x dates, or anything with YY small.
2???-??-?? ??? - Introduction of the Euro in the UK ???
2010-01-01 Fri - Y2.01K. There will be some who have coded only for Years 200#.
2010-01-01 Fri - Sorting YYMMDD decade-reversed covers 1990-2009 only.
2010-01-01 Fri - Reported ANSI C library overflow. Very dubious. RSVP if you can explain it.
2010-12-25 Sat - CMJD 55555.
2011-09-14 Wed - @01:46:39 UTC less leap seconds, GPS 999999999 seconds.
2011-11-11 Fri - Seen as a "marker" date - cf. 1999-09-09. Contains 11/11/11 11:11:11.
taken from: Critical and Significant Dates
Wow, you know that anybody could of posted that . . just because my name is in it doesn't mean I did it . . typical left logic.
Yup looks like they were Shit Outta Luck . . . having to retake the SOL that is.
I think everybody is still overlooking the HAM operators. Most of the time, they're one of the first people on the scene, and a few flips of a switch and they're up.
Erm, why would I post that AC, when I freely admit that yes Kerry sucks . . .
Erm that wasn't me . . . if I wanted to say Kerry sucks I'd say it. . .
Kerry is a liberal frenchie douchebag. . . kthx.
Seriously dude, put your GroupShares crap-post ads in your sig.
Erm, a standard bardcode doesn't hold much, considering the MaxiCode (AKA UPSCode) barcode can only hold up to 100 ASCII characters, so you'd need a hellaciously large barcode reader/writer/media to store an entire mp3.
like:
tcpdump (options) | grep | grep
It's a horrible kludge but it'd work.
Well if it's ok then, gimmie your IP and root pw so I can scan your computer to make sure you dont have anything that will cause problems to everbodys intarweb.
Well atleast they dropped the Child Exploitation part.