I don't know about Matheus, but I do hear about Flash exploits but I still don't use anti-virus software. It's just safer and easier to remove Flash from your computer. Same goes for Java. And since I use OS X I don't need Adobe Reader on my system either, so that's three of the biggest security holes completely removed from my system.
If you want something even weirder, just last week I received a package from China from an eBay seller that also required a signature. The funny part is, shipping was free and it was only a 2.50$ item.
An attacker with access to the serial port interface...
Is this port accessible by anyone, or is it under a locked access panel? And with the surveillance cameras at the gas stations, I'm pretty sure you won't be able to connect anything without being seen.
That's true, but it's not like I'm the only one with such a problem. Not everyone lives in big cities, so I guess my title should have been "Cloud is useless for a lot of Canadians".
I can use a D-pad and buttons just fine, I even grew up with consoles, starting with the Intellivision. I just never was able to use those thumbsticks - they're too sensitive and don't allow the same precision as a mouse.
There's a reason why first-person shooter games don't let PC gamers play with console gamers. The console gamers would have no hope against the PC gamers.
I'm glad to see ASUS understands that a lot of gamers have a small PC. Their Asus Strix GeForce GTX 960 looks like it might fit in a Cooler Master Elite 110.
The Hubble Space Telescope made us realize that space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.
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I don't know about Matheus, but I do hear about Flash exploits but I still don't use anti-virus software. It's just safer and easier to remove Flash from your computer. Same goes for Java. And since I use OS X I don't need Adobe Reader on my system either, so that's three of the biggest security holes completely removed from my system.
Oh, so you're this guy.
It's parked in the garage.
I'm waiting to be able to get a drone shipped to my house that will fly into my living room with a 3D printer to build the item I ordered online.
If you want something even weirder, just last week I received a package from China from an eBay seller that also required a signature. The funny part is, shipping was free and it was only a 2.50$ item.
The worst part is, it would be faster for them to just deliver the packages instead of filling out these stupid cards.
That means you went over 88mph.
Internet of Thingies.
Is this port accessible by anyone, or is it under a locked access panel? And with the surveillance cameras at the gas stations, I'm pretty sure you won't be able to connect anything without being seen.
At least you didn't write "Serves me right for reading coffee before drinking my morning Slashdot."
I hope he doesn't drop it and break it, because I'm planning a long session of pr0n later toni... I mean gaming. Yeah, that's it - gaming.
That's true, but it's not like I'm the only one with such a problem. Not everyone lives in big cities, so I guess my title should have been "Cloud is useless for a lot of Canadians".
I've known about Teksavvy for a few years but they're not available in my area.
You only have alternatives if you live in or near a big city. My only other choice is "no Internet".
That's still less annoying than when your ED-209 doesn't hear that you dropped your gun on the floor and is authorized to use physical force.
That's why real astronomers use ludicrous speed.
Stupidly low monthly caps means we have better things to do with our bandwidth than to keep uploading and downloading our documents in "the cloud".
I can use a D-pad and buttons just fine, I even grew up with consoles, starting with the Intellivision. I just never was able to use those thumbsticks - they're too sensitive and don't allow the same precision as a mouse.
There's a reason why first-person shooter games don't let PC gamers play with console gamers. The console gamers would have no hope against the PC gamers.
Stupid gamepads with tiny, over-sensitive and useless analog thumbsticks? No thanks.
What's funny is that before the mid-2014 crypto-coin mining rage, the R9 270X was priced well below 200$CAD.
I'm glad to see ASUS understands that a lot of gamers have a small PC. Their Asus Strix GeForce GTX 960 looks like it might fit in a Cooler Master Elite 110.
The Hubble Space Telescope made us realize that space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.
There's also some kind of virtual, electronic currency being talked about but I don't know much about that.
P.S.: check out the links in my sig, I need more refs!
I read that as Mega-milli-Watt.
I'm beginning to think that all links to goat.cx are actually encrypted messages.