In the end, they can leave or deal with water scarcity. It sounds like things aren't bad enough for people to leave and improvements are impossible, so deal with it they will.
During the pairing process you can pair with the older version of the protocol. However, the pairing process only happens when you add the device to your network and it only happens once.
I'd agree with Sigma, this is a pretty minor issue.
Sure someone could come in, disassemble your Z-Wave device, exclude the device, then re-pair it. At that point they have physical access to your stuff, so why not just crack open your home automation system?
MoviePass apparently has a $300 million line of credit. While that probably has covenants re: financial levels and performance, it's something they definitely can draw on if they need to.
NeXTStep is the most sophisticated piece of software ever. It started out on 68k hardware, moved to x86 and ppc, then got a new couple of layers (Mac OS X), was ported to iOS, and is still going strong.
A little known fact is that you can AirPlay to an Airport Express and it'll output digital PCM to whatever's on the other side. I have a bunch of them feeding into different stereos all over the house, for cheap whole-home audio. Pretty good for a $30 device (used).
The only reason I can think of to use your own kernel fork is because you can power optimize it.
For example, if you know your device only checks in every second and you only need.5 second resolution for your sensor then you can put your system to sleep and use an interrupt line attached to your sensor to wake everything up. Then you can run as much CPU as you need to fire up the radio, send the packet, and shut off.
At that point you can also make your system 'almost realtime' by using the transmission window to receive data/commands/etc.
Do you really need something running at 500 mhz? I mean damn, how much stuff you do expect to come off the wire?
It's fashionable nowadays to bemoan the state of whatever. They did the same thing back when Gutenburg started churning out porn on his printing press. They did the same when TV came out.
It's a strange quirk in the process that even though the patents have been declared invalid the ruling stands, at least until the validity of the patent has been adjudicated fully.
It's the legal system doing out-of-order speculative branch execution for the court/legal system - with promises.
Well, now we know that the touch chip is a vector for unauthorized access.
When you reverse engineer stuff you pay the price when things change. If it's only one vendor having the problem then you bought your stuff from the wrong vendor.
The wristband is the flaw. A kid who isn't supposed to go into the pool isn't going to wear their special wristband, especially if it isn't their pool.
They're going to pour the slurry into molds and sell it.
It makes sense, because instead of disposing of the earth (which is quite expensive) he's getting people to pay him for it. That's pretty clever any way you slice it.
Most of you here can't even get out of your parents' basements. He built a freaking rocket and shot himself into the sky. And more impressive, he lived.
Back in the day, there were lots of new applications and interfaces that tried to do things in new ways. Some worked, some didn't.
However, we seem to have gotten stuck in one of the neural network sub-optimal potholes. Email apps today are basically identical to Eudora. Calendars still suck. Even tools like slack are just warmed-over IRC.
Just look at the UI for Kai's Power tools. Whoa!
While there may be an optimal UI for various use cases, there's no particular reason that the Eudora UI should be the one that got standardized on.
It seems the creativity left the industry once it became a valid career path.
I can't believe some anonymus Russian prankster was able to put Russia, Venezuela, Trump, Putin, , CryptoCurrencies, oil, and imperialism in one story. They win this month's "hype bingo" contest.
Yeah, some AC (who's veracity has been verified by other news outlets who got the same information from their anonymous sources) says Russia is involved, because why not?
Slashdot Mirror
Basically, if you're rich and white the USA is still #1. If you add all those other groups in the ranking drops.
Just wait until the mass of Chinese can afford to eat 3 meals a day. Then we'll see what the stats say.
In the end, they can leave or deal with water scarcity. It sounds like things aren't bad enough for people to leave and improvements are impossible, so deal with it they will.
During the pairing process you can pair with the older version of the protocol. However, the pairing process only happens when you add the device to your network and it only happens once.
I'd agree with Sigma, this is a pretty minor issue.
Sure someone could come in, disassemble your Z-Wave device, exclude the device, then re-pair it. At that point they have physical access to your stuff, so why not just crack open your home automation system?
There's no truth in the news and there's no news in the truth.
It has a better ring in Russian, since the two leading organs were Pravda (truth) and Izvestia (news).
MoviePass apparently has a $300 million line of credit. While that probably has covenants re: financial levels and performance, it's something they definitely can draw on if they need to.
NeXTStep is the most sophisticated piece of software ever. It started out on 68k hardware, moved to x86 and ppc, then got a new couple of layers (Mac OS X), was ported to iOS, and is still going strong.
So obviously, what happened 800,000 years ago when the average CO2 levels were presumably higher than they are now?
A little known fact is that you can AirPlay to an Airport Express and it'll output digital PCM to whatever's on the other side. I have a bunch of them feeding into different stereos all over the house, for cheap whole-home audio. Pretty good for a $30 device (used).
Without data and methods, the study can't be reproduced, so the conclusions can't be challenged.
That's not science.
Anonymize the data. That's what everyone else does. Or compel data from the entities in question. Compelling data is only a rule change away.
The only reason I can think of to use your own kernel fork is because you can power optimize it.
For example, if you know your device only checks in every second and you only need .5 second resolution for your sensor then you can put your system to sleep and use an interrupt line attached to your sensor to wake everything up. Then you can run as much CPU as you need to fire up the radio, send the packet, and shut off.
At that point you can also make your system 'almost realtime' by using the transmission window to receive data/commands/etc.
Do you really need something running at 500 mhz? I mean damn, how much stuff you do expect to come off the wire?
It's fashionable nowadays to bemoan the state of whatever. They did the same thing back when Gutenburg started churning out porn on his printing press. They did the same when TV came out.
Give it up, this isn't really that important.
It's a strange quirk in the process that even though the patents have been declared invalid the ruling stands, at least until the validity of the patent has been adjudicated fully.
It's the legal system doing out-of-order speculative branch execution for the court/legal system - with promises.
Well, now we know that the touch chip is a vector for unauthorized access.
When you reverse engineer stuff you pay the price when things change. If it's only one vendor having the problem then you bought your stuff from the wrong vendor.
Oh no, the data might even be stored in (gasp) Russia!
Russia would be a safer place than the usual store of data, which seem to be publicly accessible S3 buckets.
The wristband is the flaw. A kid who isn't supposed to go into the pool isn't going to wear their special wristband, especially if it isn't their pool.
Every once in a while Ruby crashes and burns when installing gems...on a system seemingly identical to another one that works fine.
Once the Ruby guys can fix that I'm sure Ruby will do fine.
Not sure what the poster is saying, but you donâ(TM)t need the latest os to use the latest Xcode.
They're going to pour the slurry into molds and sell it.
It makes sense, because instead of disposing of the earth (which is quite expensive) he's getting people to pay him for it. That's pretty clever any way you slice it.
Most of you here can't even get out of your parents' basements. He built a freaking rocket and shot himself into the sky. And more impressive, he lived.
Back in the day, there were lots of new applications and interfaces that tried to do things in new ways. Some worked, some didn't.
However, we seem to have gotten stuck in one of the neural network sub-optimal potholes. Email apps today are basically identical to Eudora. Calendars still suck. Even tools like slack are just warmed-over IRC.
Just look at the UI for Kai's Power tools. Whoa!
While there may be an optimal UI for various use cases, there's no particular reason that the Eudora UI should be the one that got standardized on.
It seems the creativity left the industry once it became a valid career path.
I can't believe some anonymus Russian prankster was able to put Russia, Venezuela, Trump, Putin, , CryptoCurrencies, oil, and imperialism in one story. They win this month's "hype bingo" contest.
Yeah, some AC (who's veracity has been verified by other news outlets who got the same information from their anonymous sources) says Russia is involved, because why not?
It's people like you who are dragging apple into the hole of mediocrity.
Apple's attention to detail was so good that they figured out the non-linear intensity needed to simulate breathing for their sleep lights.
https://patents.google.com/pat...
Now they can't even get a fucking animation to work properly.
I have a 2FA app on my watch so I never have to find my 2FA device, ever.