How a cassette tape device in any way resembles a digital audio system where you can download a file that has a playlist and that playlist is updated periodically. Logan says he wanted his product to be digital but just didn't get there.
...and then there is this Podcasting History, oddly no mention of PersonalAudio - Pioneers in Playlists & Episodic Content.
On a side note, I think I have prior art. I used to do that with my Vic 20, of course when you put the cassette in the walkman the sound that came out was hard to listen to.
I get it now, this is a plant for those guys looking for time travel evidence based on web data or maybe you're an NSA shill, fucking with the guys that are looking for time travel evidence on the web.
Oh and where did you get your Linux install was it one of the COMDEX Chicago discs of Suse. I think I still have one of those somewhere.
I was referring to the silence part, although the Cage piece is not really about silence but about what you hear in the absence of "traditional" music. Unless they said that 1% - 3% just don't like to hear anything.
I had one growing up. I learned a little basic using it. I was all of 10 or 11... played King's Quest on it. Wireless keyboard!!!
Not having access to other computers at the time I never realize how big of a joke/flop it was considered until I was older. I don't think i was harmed by the use of the Jr. Funny thing is that most people I have talked to that make fun of it never touched one.
It seems too convenient to leave a file called hack.bat on the system. Probably just a cover because the actually back door was created by the developer of the ATM system/software. The USB sticks simply unlocked the machine and the codes were used to prevent the individual perp from hitting too many ATMs, too frequently. The code doesn't stop the individual perp from walking away with the cash at that time but it does let someone know exactly when he's doing it.
I know of a gambling device that was similarly hacked by the developer... He was too greedy and used his hack twice in one weekend. He was also on the security video and he rented a car in his own name which makes him not only greedy but stupid as well.
As a side note the gambling device used proprietary hardware/OS and the system software is examined and certified by a third party. The back door was well hidden and because it was an inside job, the technical security of the device was irrelevant. I am guessing the same is true for the ATMs.
I don't think it's that simple, his home is probably a retirement home. In which case they will send him to the hospital. I suppose Scott could take him home to die but I bet someone would have a problem with that and then Adult Protective Services would be called.
I picture some crazy politician in China running over to the wall and yanking the ethernet right out of socket, most likely stripping the wires in the process.
This happened to me while I was investigating a compromised FTP server. IT guy walked in yanked the cable right out of the wall.
Dark Helmet: So the combination is... one, two, three, four, five? That's the stupidest combination I've ever heard in my life! That's the kind of thing an idiot would have on his luggage!
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My example or Logan's? Logan's is definitely flawed.
It's funny I searched for Peppers patents and didn't find anything. I did find this though Bob Moog read the second to last paragraph.
How a cassette tape device in any way resembles a digital audio system where you can download a file that has a playlist and that playlist is updated periodically. Logan says he wanted his product to be digital but just didn't get there.
...and then there is this Podcasting History, oddly no mention of PersonalAudio - Pioneers in Playlists & Episodic Content.
On a side note, I think I have prior art. I used to do that with my Vic 20, of course when you put the cassette in the walkman the sound that came out was hard to listen to.
ah, so you fancy yourself an Opera buff!
I get it now, this is a plant for those guys looking for time travel evidence based on web data or maybe you're an NSA shill, fucking with the guys that are looking for time travel evidence on the web.
Oh and where did you get your Linux install was it one of the COMDEX Chicago discs of Suse. I think I still have one of those somewhere.
You did this in 2013/14 or is this some kind of time machine post from 2002? ah, this is a joke, I get it.
I was referring to the silence part, although the Cage piece is not really about silence but about what you hear in the absence of "traditional" music. Unless they said that 1% - 3% just don't like to hear anything.
is that like?
gettyPoliticalParty = "Republican"
or was that supposed to be hardcore?
and because of John Cage 1% - 3% becomes 0%, case dismissed! That might be my favorite XKCD.
Because I always carry a digital camera in the case that the government decides to brick my phone and it fits nicely in my pocket next to my phone.
hackers teach themselves
and you try and tell the young people of today that ..... they won't believe you.
See that is exactly what the shill would say!!!
No true Scotsman...
I had one growing up. I learned a little basic using it. I was all of 10 or 11... played King's Quest on it. Wireless keyboard!!!
Not having access to other computers at the time I never realize how big of a joke/flop it was considered until I was older. I don't think i was harmed by the use of the Jr. Funny thing is that most people I have talked to that make fun of it never touched one.
Interesting, by the way you said all that I had you pegged for an XP guy!
The sexbot's name? Mr. Prostitute.
It seems too convenient to leave a file called hack.bat on the system. Probably just a cover because the actually back door was created by the developer of the ATM system/software. The USB sticks simply unlocked the machine and the codes were used to prevent the individual perp from hitting too many ATMs, too frequently. The code doesn't stop the individual perp from walking away with the cash at that time but it does let someone know exactly when he's doing it.
I know of a gambling device that was similarly hacked by the developer... He was too greedy and used his hack twice in one weekend. He was also on the security video and he rented a car in his own name which makes him not only greedy but stupid as well.
As a side note the gambling device used proprietary hardware/OS and the system software is examined and certified by a third party. The back door was well hidden and because it was an inside job, the technical security of the device was irrelevant. I am guessing the same is true for the ATMs.
He didn't have to deal with the musicians or the union.
"The newly discovered gas, perfluorotributylamine (PFTBA), has been in use by the electrical industry since the mid-20th century."
Did we not know we were using this in electronics since the mid 20th Century?
Funny the first time I read your post I transposed airhead for aredhead, try it yourself!
I don't think it's that simple, his home is probably a retirement home. In which case they will send him to the hospital. I suppose Scott could take him home to die but I bet someone would have a problem with that and then Adult Protective Services would be called.
That's a one time fee not a recurring or possibly growing fee.
Oh, I should add... that didn't help my investigation.
I picture some crazy politician in China running over to the wall and yanking the ethernet right out of socket, most likely stripping the wires in the process. This happened to me while I was investigating a compromised FTP server. IT guy walked in yanked the cable right out of the wall.
Dark Helmet: So the combination is... one, two, three, four, five? That's the stupidest combination I've ever heard in my life! That's the kind of thing an idiot would have on his luggage!