Just like in a Grand Prix, pushing beyond the limits results in a blown engine. Since update to ver 6, I've had daily BSODs that are caused by a video driver crash. Since I turned off hw acceleration in FF6, no more BSODs.
In effect, having a good,recent GPU is the equivalent of having hundreds of CPUs all in one single chip. Since password guessing is a task that can be divided easily, the GPU is 100x faster than a regular CPU, and it is very efficient at number-crunching.
They then have to deal with someone else's IT department.
A customer/provider relationship is very different than supervisor/employee our interdepartmental one. The provider can choose to stop taking the customer's money and tell him to go away. Sure the customer can sue but in the meantime, he's got NO SERVICE.
I expect the next version of iTunes come with a new private key which will require a new firmware flash on all Aiport Express. Then James will need to find another girlfriend with an Airport Express, crack that open and dump the key again.
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Let me tell you about my mother.
Just like in a Grand Prix, pushing beyond the limits results in a blown engine. Since update to ver 6, I've had daily BSODs that are caused by a video driver crash. Since I turned off hw acceleration in FF6, no more BSODs.
This one should be called 'Lagrange'
This is more accurate.
If Dave Barry can win one, so can The Onion.
My naive interpretation of this: http://www.nvidia.com/object/GPU_Computing.html
In effect, having a good,recent GPU is the equivalent of having hundreds of CPUs all in one single chip. Since password guessing is a task that can be divided easily, the GPU is 100x faster than a regular CPU, and it is very efficient at number-crunching.
They then have to deal with someone else's IT department.
A customer/provider relationship is very different than supervisor/employee our interdepartmental one. The provider can choose to stop taking the customer's money and tell him to go away. Sure the customer can sue but in the meantime, he's got NO SERVICE.
Burning food is stupid. Greenwashing fossil fuel into biofuel is very stupid. Doing it at a loss is stupidestest.
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Using a Firefox add-on.
Has anyone thought of making a pull-tab powered wheelchair?
You done broke it.
Slashdotted that is.
I expect the next version of iTunes come with a new private key which will require a new firmware flash on all Aiport Express. Then James will need to find another girlfriend with an Airport Express, crack that open and dump the key again.
Time to get out that old Pocket PC, or Palm devices which have WiFi + audio out in them.
How long before we see some hacked firmware for normal routers, I wonder?
That's a great idea... but I can't seem to find the audio-out on my Linksys router ...
They've successfully appealed a 625.5M$ judgment against them.
Firefox has a CRL management feature. (Option/Advanced/Revocation List) What is the CRL link for import ?
"ibms-watson-supercomputer-destroys-all-humans-in-jeopardy-practice" ... would be an excellent Onion article.
It is the first song played by a computer, in 1961.
Hmmm...
No sir, I don't like it.
Cool. Can we get it as an Asterisk plugin? or a Skype proxy?
See, I *was* actually paying attention in my yout.
In your what, mister Gambini?
No.
He would be in the hospital with a fractured wrist.
Because he was punching the store's concrete walls with his bare hands.
There's already xGPS / GPSSerial. (but you need to be jailbreaked)
THIS is the weakest link:
<form><input type="password">
The passwords are traveling in the clear over the internet, and are easy to intercept.