Also, modern cars use more power than simply ignition solenoid/starter/dash lights. They're practically master control programs strapped around an engine and electrical system.
Which is a paradox in itself since it's slowly draining energy while monitoring the energy. After all, if it's turned off by software, it has to be a soft-switch.
This ranks right up there with backdoors in Windows for the NSA, or obligatory kill switches in cars so the police can disable the "offending" vehicle...
There's absolutely no upside (outside of programmed light strobes), and a horrible epileptic flash movie-length montage of things that can and would go wrong.
What you said is the same with IPv4. It's only that most people don't want nor need their machines directly accessible by every Tom, Dick, and Hamed on the internet. Since most people would need to know about firewalls, NAT is considered a quick-and-easy segmentation where firewalling can be added to thoroughly protect.
Well, I realize you didn't get the subtle techie joke... there is internal addressing with IPv6. (fe80::) That's about as close to NAT as IPv6 comes, and it's vaguely equivalent to RFC1918.
Or perhaps the simpler reason, because it's one unified standard used by computers and appliances which has audio and video going over a single cable. Nah, it couldn't be that simple, could it?
Enough with the sheeple bullshit, it's gotten old decades ago.
... and for those about ready to open their mouth to "discount" what this person just said, by "making out the words" in hdmi signal, it's meant that the data was interpreted correctly. I know that would have to be said, even if it seems redundant and stupid... ugh
Seriously... I know my cables never even move, much less get wear... And it's not as if the amount of power running through them break them apart if you push too much data through it...
Well, that and it's a nice place to store people from New Jersey. That way, we don't have to accidentally run across one, other than those accidental times when one got lost.
So....hows all the Hope and Change working out for everyone.
Pretty damned good, actually. I have a job now, making more than I ever have been, and an agenda in place to remove our troops from overseas campaigns once they have a stable government in place. The economy has pulled it's nose up from a screaming nose dive, and moved from stabilization to improvement. There's lots more, but I won't bore you with the details. I'm Lovin It. (tm)
Perhaps instead of this "uh huh!" "nuh huh!" match, you could state what city or cities you are talking about so you can stop being so damned vague. Los Angeles is not a good example. Living in a trailer/RV/whatever and living with a clean hygiene lifestyle (note I added the clean hygiene part) in no way brings anyone near Rio.
Yep, uh huh, because the computer you use obviously signifies your sexual orientation. How utterly elitist of you. I've known guys that would call you a fag because you don't use a CP/M console like a real man.
Slashdot Mirror
In 2 seconds I got the info you were asking.
!2! SECONDS.
This here intarweb thing is awesome.
Gotta get onto T-Mobile somehow ;)
Yeah, too vague. "no one's around" could be somewhere in Montana/{north|south} dakota/texas/etc...
We'll leave Copeland out of this, okay?
Some things are best forgotten about.
Also, modern cars use more power than simply ignition solenoid/starter/dash lights.
They're practically master control programs strapped around an engine and electrical system.
What the hell is regular maitencae?
I mean, that's not even a misspell... that ranks right up there with a Bobcat Goldthwait attack...
I guess you could use a wall-wart, or some other small computer.
The key is a computer of some form.
c64s ran A4 processors with BSD variant code?
Which is a paradox in itself since it's slowly draining energy while monitoring the energy.
After all, if it's turned off by software, it has to be a soft-switch.
EXACTLY!
This ranks right up there with backdoors in Windows for the NSA, or obligatory kill switches in cars so the police can disable the "offending" vehicle...
There's absolutely no upside (outside of programmed light strobes), and a horrible epileptic flash movie-length montage of things that can and would go wrong.
What you said is the same with IPv4. It's only that most people don't want nor need their machines directly accessible by every Tom, Dick, and Hamed on the internet. Since most people would need to know about firewalls, NAT is considered a quick-and-easy segmentation where firewalling can be added to thoroughly protect.
But you knew that, right?
I can't believe I'm having to say this one a tech site....
DNS is only for name serving, it has nothing to do with IP addressing.
*facepalm*
Well, I realize you didn't get the subtle techie joke... there is internal addressing with IPv6. (fe80::) That's about as close to NAT as IPv6 comes, and it's vaguely equivalent to RFC1918.
Or perhaps the simpler reason, because it's one unified standard used by computers and appliances which has audio and video going over a single cable.
Nah, it couldn't be that simple, could it?
Enough with the sheeple bullshit, it's gotten old decades ago.
... and for those about ready to open their mouth to "discount" what this person just said, by "making out the words" in hdmi signal, it's meant that the data was interpreted correctly. I know that would have to be said, even if it seems redundant and stupid... ugh
Seriously... I know my cables never even move, much less get wear...
And it's not as if the amount of power running through them break them apart if you push too much data through it...
If you hate to say it, why do you?
no opposition, it's simply a description.
Move along.
I was thinking the same thing... :(
I miss those days.
You have a job that is unique, then.
Most American's can not say that 95% of the year they drive for work.
(pizza delivery is out of the picture)
Well, that and it's a nice place to store people from New Jersey. That way, we don't have to accidentally run across one, other than those accidental times when one got lost.
So....hows all the Hope and Change working out for everyone.
Pretty damned good, actually. I have a job now, making more than I ever have been, and an agenda in place to remove our troops from overseas campaigns once they have a stable government in place. The economy has pulled it's nose up from a screaming nose dive, and moved from stabilization to improvement. There's lots more, but I won't bore you with the details.
I'm Lovin It. (tm)
Perhaps instead of this "uh huh!" "nuh huh!" match, you could state what city or cities you are talking about so you can stop being so damned vague. Los Angeles is not a good example.
Living in a trailer/RV/whatever and living with a clean hygiene lifestyle (note I added the clean hygiene part) in no way brings anyone near Rio.
Well, socialism is only a stepping stone to pure communism, anyway. It's Marxism at it's textbook purest.
Yep, uh huh, because the computer you use obviously signifies your sexual orientation.
How utterly elitist of you. I've known guys that would call you a fag because you don't use a CP/M console like a real man.