Academics achieved higher exfiltration speeds --of up to 60 bits/hour-- with a variation of NetSpectre that targeted data processed via a CPU's AVX2 module, specific to Intel CPUs.
Unless they mean the attack is specific to Intel CPUs with AVX2, but it sure sounds like AVX2 is only an Intel thing?
Nail on the head (even if the lang is a bit much), this is one of the lovely people who expressed her joy at the passing of TotalBiscuit... It seems she just ain't good with criticism. I get the feeling the boss man was just looking for an excuse.
You posted in another thread about Westworld didn't you? I say that because the same person in that thread was also using the term disgusting when referring to black females characters...
The NTSB report found that Uber's software "determined that an emergency braking maneuver was needed" 1.3 seconds before the crash. Unfortunately, the vehicle wasn't programmed to actually perform emergency braking procedures---nor was it programmed to alert the safety driver.
You disagree with my opinion that it was negligent homicide, or did you mean to reply to someone else?
zip up the profile and stick that up? I mean if the messages were that important, maybe someone should've copied them? They did have six months to do so.
At the drive thru, cashiers prefill the drinks while the food is being prepared allowing for the final transaction to simply be passing of the food and drink through the window.
It's been a few years since I've used a drive-though, but what's wrong with an order window and a food window?
On the privacy side, Amazon said hotels will not have access to voice recordings of Alexa interactions or responses, and recordings of Alexa commands are remotely wiped when the guest checks out of the hotel.
I assume Amazon will keep all records, for quality control purposes...
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Is this Cafe open to the public?
I know everyone calls them laptops, but I thought that was a no-no when it came to marketing material?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
and replying to myself...
an attacker can simply bombard a computer's network ports
So, rate-limiting when you detect a bombardment? Then it'll be less than 15 bits an hour.
Academics achieved higher exfiltration speeds --of up to 60 bits/hour-- with a variation of NetSpectre that targeted data processed via a CPU's AVX2 module, specific to Intel CPUs.
Unless they mean the attack is specific to Intel CPUs with AVX2, but it sure sounds like AVX2 is only an Intel thing?
Not using a decent spring is courage.
https://www.etymonline.com/wor...
No, the word originally referred to the hand motion of milking a mammal.
Depends on the game, the difference between FO4 on an SSD and an HDD is noticeable. Most of the doors in that game = loading new area.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
I'd say she was an early version of that, but then I guess we could make the same argument about Ford.
For starters, there's no "unlimited" plans in Canada.
https://www.lightspeed.ca/
First gen already started dying off
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Nail on the head (even if the lang is a bit much), this is one of the lovely people who expressed her joy at the passing of TotalBiscuit... It seems she just ain't good with criticism.
I get the feeling the boss man was just looking for an excuse.
You posted in another thread about Westworld didn't you?
I say that because the same person in that thread was also using the term disgusting when referring to black females characters...
If someone cold calls, you take down their info, look up the number for their company, and call them back.
If you don't then I guess you just don't give a fuck (about your money).
I thought it was the war reparations from WW1?
Cerebus the Aardvark
Ahem natural == nature
subtle dig at the boring natural of the new movies, or just bad editing...
The NTSB report found that Uber's software "determined that an emergency braking maneuver was needed" 1.3 seconds before the crash. Unfortunately, the vehicle wasn't programmed to actually perform emergency braking procedures---nor was it programmed to alert the safety driver.
You disagree with my opinion that it was negligent homicide, or did you mean to reply to someone else?
Fired? What about being charged with negligent homicide?
Ultimately, the frequent messages reinforced Grabar's decision to stay off the platform.
Later that day I was back on my old computer... and back, with a quick Command-T, F, enter, on Facebook.
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If they did, then they should have what they care for. They can host it on a website they control. Facebook certainly isn't public.
zip up the profile and stick that up?
I mean if the messages were that important, maybe someone should've copied them? They did have six months to do so.
At the drive thru, cashiers prefill the drinks while the food is being prepared allowing for the final transaction to simply be passing of the food and drink through the window.
It's been a few years since I've used a drive-though, but what's wrong with an order window and a food window?
On the privacy side, Amazon said hotels will not have access to voice recordings of Alexa interactions or responses, and recordings of Alexa commands are remotely wiped when the guest checks out of the hotel.
I assume Amazon will keep all records, for quality control purposes...