If we are going to post an ad for this piece of hardware, could we at least go with the Ars Technica review as it at least reviews the Linux version of this laptop.
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets...
Although unfortunately at least as of when the article was written, Thunderbolt 2.0 isn't quite fully functional as of yet.
Not precisely, Unity more or less is your IDE, with the text editor and build tools being outsourced depending on what platform you are targeting. You have a separate text editor(which, you actually CAN use Visual Studio(Or Notepad++, Sublime Text, etc..), if you have Windows and a desire to. Also, there are products where you can use VS to develop Unity games,like UnityVS( http://unityvs.com/ ) which, at $100... Isn't precisely cheap, but considering what Visual Studio and Unity Pro costs, game development shops generally don't find too much of a problem paying it. Without that Unity leverages it's own editor for handling your build logic and debugging dependent on platform, which for Windows Store and Windows Phone apps, that ends up in Visual Studio, for Android apps it spits out an Android project or an APK depending on how you set it up, an Xcode project for iOS, etc...
How about something from the 25th lesson?
http://nehe.gamedev.net/data/lessons/lesson.asp?lesson=25
The implementation of CreateGLWindow() is very windows specific, and from what I've looked at, there doesn't seem to be a tutorial for a Linux/X11 nor a SDL specific implementation, they do have GLUT for OS X and Solaris.. However, actually creating a window and polling for key input is very platform-specific with NeHe's tutorials, which may be why the OP was asking for tutorials specific to Linux.
If everyone tried selling plain MP3s, the Record Companies, wouldn't deal with that crap. They want to make sure that if there is online sales of their property, that there is at least some level of protection, so that the buyer doesn't immediately send it on P2P networks. I mean, I like the idea, myself, it just isn't realistic. Of course I would prefer if they used, if any codec with DRM, they could at least use something like FLAC with DRM built-in, and have something in AAC for those on dial-up.
I would probably think that they want to run the G5 at it's true 64 bit capacity, since OS X doesn't really have native 64 bit support, and probably won't for at least a little while. Although for the older Titanium Powerbooks, YDL worked very well with the hardware in the more recent releases, I was impressed. Although I currently use OS X on my Macs, I am glad that if they are developing linux for Macs because it is nice to have a choice.
Um, I am familiar with the kana sets, and I just saw the logo for the media company that owns godzilla, but I do not see the resemblance between this and their logo. Although if someone did see the character, and the Kanji compound, I am sure that they probably couldn't see the irony you are after as well. considering that Gojira looks like the writing on this poster.
I don't think it is lazy, I mean I am probably one of the laziest people I know, but I have used non-windows Operating Systems. I would personally say that Mac OS X is the easiest to install. It also has the bonus feature of not having windows exploits, and you can use all of your favorite unix tools.
I actually am a network technician at a university right now, and basically the problem with the current issues, is that the students don't know the proper security measures, like patching their systems. The majority of students that I have disinfected, haven't run windows update, ever! They usually also have out of date anti-virus definitions, and now a firewall is looking like more of a necessity. If they would realize this, then the problems wouldn't be as wide spread.
I don't get your logic. I mean, yes, napster did create a network that created piracy, but it also allowed for people to get to listen to music as they pick it, as opposed to Radio, or TV, which picks the crap they feed you. Metallica does have the rights to protect what is there, but it isn't nearly as good as it once was, and anyone that says otherwise is delusional. Iced Earth, In Flames, etc, are still around. Iced Earth has been around for a while, and still kicks more ass than Metallica.
I own Athlon MPs, and they don't overheat, granted I don't overclock them, because I figure, 2.0 ghz chips in an SMP configuration is enough power. I would suggest to AMD people, if anything, don't run with the stock CPU coolers, granted, you will void your warranty with AMD, but it works better, and perhaps some arctic silver, that way, you don't have to buy a new CPU! amazing. Intel chips could run cooler because of that heat spreader as well, and new opterons, and hopefully athlon64s will have them, and I doubt that any athlon I have would get as toasty as prescott. And also by your logic, we should all be running computers based on G4s instead of Intel or AMD, because they run a lot cooler than x86 processors. So I say this, buy whatever chip you want, just learn how to cool it properly!
I would probably say that our economy would be a lot better off if we had someone like Clinton in office, as opposed to Bush, perhaps that is because during his administration, the market was up, the defecit was actually turned into a surplus, and everything was fairly good. Of course spending enough money to wage war/occupy two third world nations, we could have a lot better economy right now.Imagine if a liberal like that was in office, there could be more jobs in the tech sector, perhaps colleges wouldn't have to raise tuition fees, etc...
Um, if I remember the benches for everyday use, there already was a 12" powerbook killer. Not much less performance, with the exception on altivec, and cheaper too.
I loved half-life, granted that was a few years ago.. I have gone on to playing Unreal championship and halo after that though.. and then with counter-strike etc.. I got sick of Q2 engine games a while ago. Q3 engine stuff was a little more interesting, with RTCW, and Jedi Knight 2, but it more or less suffered the same fate as id software titles of the original game actually didn't have that much replay, but the mods to that game will make it last a lot longer, like the chaos mod for Quake 2, it added a whole new dimention to the game, like the vortex, and the bastard sword!!! Pulling off a sword in a FPS takes some skill...
I would have to say that the parent would have a point about the differences between the two types of writing systems. I have been studying Japanese for a few years, and it seems a lot more logical to actually grab a kanji, and that usually will at least semi-resemble what it represents(makes learning a bit easier) than to grasp the phonetic spelling of a word, and as for this, I am sure that most/.ers would agree with me, English is a bitch to learn how to spell. Of course one disadvantage of ideographic writing systems for me.. I have REALLY bad handwriting, I mean tree could look like book, bird could look like horse, or island, and there are others that are frightenly similar... reading easy.. writing.. not quite as easy.
Well, my family has usually gone to my dad for help on computer stuff, but since I started taking an interest, I am now becoming the person that everyone looks to for support. This is an interesting contrast, from someone who basically screwed up windows NT 4.0 in just about every way humanly possible, I learned from almost every way that happened. And now with my sister being in the same college as myself, I am her tech support, which kinda sucks in a way, since her machine is a P3 450, well, its a 600 mhz chip that cannot clock above 450 on that particular mainboard, since it was designed for slot 1 p2s, and was flashed to support P3s.. and she really doesn't know how to maintain a computer, a machine that I was running just fine 256 mb of ram less than what she has now.. runs like complete crap! this thing takes longer to boot that the 486s that I used in my life, 2000 pro is basically waving the white flag and its only been installed for less than 6 months. So now basically, I am going to have to backup all of her stuff on my server, and then reinstall everything, hoping that helps things out until I get something for her... as for my brother I have no sympathy, he has a much nicer computer than her for some reason, and doesn't use it... So at least I don't have to support him.. perhaps I will eventually get the non-gaming family members over to linux... that could help my cause,because once it is set up, hopefully they won't know how to break it..
I would have to hope that today's CS students are a little more flexible than what you are talking of, because today's cs students are tomorrow's sysadmins and code jockeys(both non-leadership positions), they will not be in any kind of leadership role when it comes to IT either because 1. they don't get trained to lead or 2. they don't have enough "real" experience to lead. And with for example my CS department more trains you to be able to get the actual concepts down, while in upper div, making sure your code compiles on solaris, since that is what our lab and servers are based on. I just hope that we have software chiefs and IT directors that are competent enough to not use Windows XXXP "now big brother provides everything, including p0rn"... Since at this moment windows seems to be the most popular development platform. Just my thoughts An insane CS student
I would think that they just are a little reluctant to do so, in the language itself, when friends greet each other, generally, the weather is one of the first things to be discussed. As for expressing feeling, I am not quite sure in that situation, but sayings like "I like you" and "I like you a lot", are actually better replacements for "I love you", becuase it allows for the emotions to be expressed somewhat, but still played down, becuase I would assume that it isn't a trait to openly express emotions from within the Japanese culture. Although I am not Japanese myself, I have just taken some classes on the language for a few years, and have learned a bit about the culture, Although I didn't actually start watching anime myself until after two or so years of high school japanese classes.
Um, I don't think that the USA will change its current structure from a republic anytime soon, because it would require a lot of effort for very little gain. Although the general public is by far more aware of what is going on in the world around them then it was over 200 years ago, it still isn't unified enough one way or the other, to make that kind of government work. That and it could make the cause even more lost than it ever was, I mean who would you rather listen to as John/Jane Q. Public, those that created an "industry" that's sole purpose is to entertain the public, or geeks, who understand how technology works, but not really how to meet the needs of people other than that. I mean, there is a large number IT people that are not too keen on how to communicate with people, in a language that they can understand. Which explains why most people that have computers now will buy them, and when those people need them fixed, they will have someone else do it. Some people just don't care how their tech works, just that the fact that it does, perhaps our lawmakers will change, if we can show the public how these laws can effect the ablility for their technological items to "work". This is the greater hope for the moment, because if we can get the majority on our side, then we can set things to the way they should be for our freedom, as opposed to the bank accounts of hollywood executives.
So what, because the congress and senate will basically make laws that will screw the IT people of this country, with no thought of the consequences that could occur, or in fact wanting the geeks to suffer. That we should just give up? This is completely an incorrect way of doing this, I mean in history, it has been proven that the key to making change is by making your voices heard, so I would say, that we find those that are technologically inclined, and yet make good public speakers to be able to inform the public of what is going on, and as to why this is wrong. As opposed to just giving up, coding and hoping that the code that the community would write will still be legal at the ending of the projects.
Although this is what happens in any system that is ruled by a majority, the majority can slam down whatever they want on the minority, without really bad consequences to them. So a better solution would be to make sure that it isn't just a small minority that is looking out for our interests, as well as publicly speaking,
I would also suggest for those that can, to vote on the issues, or at least support canidates that oppose these kinds of laws. As well as trying to throw the ones that are responsible for passing them out. Because in this system, those are the best options.
If you look at the features that are implimented in the NV 30 chipset, it is just about what the features for dx9 are. As for its capabilities are concerned, I really am excited to see that such technology will be used in games, but I am definately not buying that card, its price is well out of my range, I really do not like how nvidia's implementation of their linux drivers work. It seemed that after their 2802 drivers, their opengl didn't work too well at all with redhat linux, and then when I switched to gentoo recently, it doesn't work at all. So, as a result of that, I threw a Matrox G400 into my box, and will await the first company that creates linux drivers that fricking work. I don't care who it is, Ati or Matrox, or some other bastards, just get it done. Because it is obvious the way Xfree4.2 works, it is a real bitch for me to get my NV card to work, and since it is a GeForce2 mx, I really don't care if it does or not. I have a card that works with my games that I play on the PC, and for doom, or any other high end 3d game, I have an Xbox. So I can wait at least until someone gets decent drivers again.
Isn't ati more going with microsoft, when developing their hardware than nvidia is? And last I checked, NVidia actually had better linux support for their current line of products than all other companies, well, although ati users I guess, have used firegl drivers to get 3d for their newer radeons. Although I hope that the best technology wins the battle, wether it be rendermonkey(ati), 3dlabs implementation, or cg. Although there are two proposals for one such language to be included as a part of the opengl 2.0 standard I believe. Or at least according to the latest opengl.org poll. Also sometime next month, as it was posted earlier here, NVidia is actually open-sourcing their cg toolkit, so hopefully it will be enough for the linux community to port it. That and look at the responses to questions about cg here it shows some interesting answers to questions that would come up about cg. It seems to also be available for linux. So hopefully, if NV can remain able to enhance both apis(being directx and opengl), everyone will benefit.
In that case, I will be screwed again, that is if cg has the same effect on the market as glide did, then I will not be able to play games, seeming as I cannot currently afford a graphics board that can be used with this type of language. So I would hope that people will really create the games in opengl first, and then if they want to crank up the detail levels for the games, then they can use cg. Kind of what is in some games now, although they kind of don't have a choice with the way this language is looking to be designed, with no , ints and such.
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This is a very interesting case, a guy that was showing a newspaper, and someone working for the county how easy it would be for a hacker to break into the court's system. Then he gets arrested for the act. And this is because they had to take the thing down for a month because of there being a break. I would say with that kind of security, it should have never been brought up in the first place. Also I would say that it was better that they found out that the system could be broken before the network was actually used for a critical task, and could get hacked during a court proceeding, that could be a very embarrassing thing for a court to have to face. Being the ones that where hacked into while court was in session. Hopefully, at least they learned from what he did and at least secured the thing. Although since he is being possibly jailed for it, perhaps he should have told his superiors about how shoddy the security was before he did a demonstration.
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If we are going to post an ad for this piece of hardware, could we at least go with the Ars Technica review as it at least reviews the Linux version of this laptop. http://arstechnica.com/gadgets... Although unfortunately at least as of when the article was written, Thunderbolt 2.0 isn't quite fully functional as of yet.
Not precisely, Unity more or less is your IDE, with the text editor and build tools being outsourced depending on what platform you are targeting. You have a separate text editor(which, you actually CAN use Visual Studio(Or Notepad++, Sublime Text, etc..), if you have Windows and a desire to. Also, there are products where you can use VS to develop Unity games,like UnityVS( http://unityvs.com/ ) which, at $100... Isn't precisely cheap, but considering what Visual Studio and Unity Pro costs, game development shops generally don't find too much of a problem paying it. Without that Unity leverages it's own editor for handling your build logic and debugging dependent on platform, which for Windows Store and Windows Phone apps, that ends up in Visual Studio, for Android apps it spits out an Android project or an APK depending on how you set it up, an Xcode project for iOS, etc...
How about something from the 25th lesson? http://nehe.gamedev.net/data/lessons/lesson.asp?lesson=25 The implementation of CreateGLWindow() is very windows specific, and from what I've looked at, there doesn't seem to be a tutorial for a Linux/X11 nor a SDL specific implementation, they do have GLUT for OS X and Solaris.. However, actually creating a window and polling for key input is very platform-specific with NeHe's tutorials, which may be why the OP was asking for tutorials specific to Linux.
If everyone tried selling plain MP3s, the Record Companies, wouldn't deal with that crap. They want to make sure that if there is online sales of their property, that there is at least some level of protection, so that the buyer doesn't immediately send it on P2P networks. I mean, I like the idea, myself, it just isn't realistic. Of course I would prefer if they used, if any codec with DRM, they could at least use something like FLAC with DRM built-in, and have something in AAC for those on dial-up.
I would probably think that they want to run the G5 at it's true 64 bit capacity, since OS X doesn't really have native 64 bit support, and probably won't for at least a little while. Although for the older Titanium Powerbooks, YDL worked very well with the hardware in the more recent releases, I was impressed. Although I currently use OS X on my Macs, I am glad that if they are developing linux for Macs because it is nice to have a choice.
Um, I am familiar with the kana sets, and I just saw the logo for the media company that owns godzilla, but I do not see the resemblance between this and their logo. Although if someone did see the character, and the Kanji compound, I am sure that they probably couldn't see the irony you are after as well. considering that Gojira looks like the writing on this poster.
I don't think it is lazy, I mean I am probably one of the laziest people I know, but I have used non-windows Operating Systems. I would personally say that Mac OS X is the easiest to install. It also has the bonus feature of not having windows exploits, and you can use all of your favorite unix tools.
I actually am a network technician at a university right now, and basically the problem with the current issues, is that the students don't know the proper security measures, like patching their systems. The majority of students that I have disinfected, haven't run windows update, ever! They usually also have out of date anti-virus definitions, and now a firewall is looking like more of a necessity. If they would realize this, then the problems wouldn't be as wide spread.
I don't get your logic. I mean, yes, napster did create a network that created piracy, but it also allowed for people to get to listen to music as they pick it, as opposed to Radio, or TV, which picks the crap they feed you. Metallica does have the rights to protect what is there, but it isn't nearly as good as it once was, and anyone that says otherwise is delusional. Iced Earth, In Flames, etc, are still around. Iced Earth has been around for a while, and still kicks more ass than Metallica.
I own Athlon MPs, and they don't overheat, granted I don't overclock them, because I figure, 2.0 ghz chips in an SMP configuration is enough power. I would suggest to AMD people, if anything, don't run with the stock CPU coolers, granted, you will void your warranty with AMD, but it works better, and perhaps some arctic silver, that way, you don't have to buy a new CPU! amazing. Intel chips could run cooler because of that heat spreader as well, and new opterons, and hopefully athlon64s will have them, and I doubt that any athlon I have would get as toasty as prescott. And also by your logic, we should all be running computers based on G4s instead of Intel or AMD, because they run a lot cooler than x86 processors. So I say this, buy whatever chip you want, just learn how to cool it properly!
I would probably say that our economy would be a lot better off if we had someone like Clinton in office, as opposed to Bush, perhaps that is because during his administration, the market was up, the defecit was actually turned into a surplus, and everything was fairly good. Of course spending enough money to wage war/occupy two third world nations, we could have a lot better economy right now.Imagine if a liberal like that was in office, there could be more jobs in the tech sector, perhaps colleges wouldn't have to raise tuition fees, etc...
Um, if I remember the benches for everyday use, there already was a 12" powerbook killer. Not much less performance, with the exception on altivec, and cheaper too.
you could almost buy two for $6000, at least be a little reasonable before you troll.
I loved half-life, granted that was a few years ago.. I have gone on to playing Unreal championship and halo after that though.. and then with counter-strike etc.. I got sick of Q2 engine games a while ago. Q3 engine stuff was a little more interesting, with RTCW, and Jedi Knight 2, but it more or less suffered the same fate as id software titles of the original game actually didn't have that much replay, but the mods to that game will make it last a lot longer, like the chaos mod for Quake 2, it added a whole new dimention to the game, like the vortex, and the bastard sword!!! Pulling off a sword in a FPS takes some skill...
do you perhaps mean ethiopia?
I would have to say that the parent would have a point about the differences between the two types of writing systems. I have been studying Japanese for a few years, and it seems a lot more logical to actually grab a kanji, and that usually will at least semi-resemble what it represents(makes learning a bit easier) than to grasp the phonetic spelling of a word, and as for this, I am sure that most /.ers would agree with me, English is a bitch to learn how to spell. Of course one disadvantage of ideographic writing systems for me.. I have REALLY bad handwriting, I mean tree could look like book, bird could look like horse, or island, and there are others that are frightenly similar... reading easy.. writing.. not quite as easy.
Well, my family has usually gone to my dad for help on computer stuff, but since I started taking an interest, I am now becoming the person that everyone looks to for support. This is an interesting contrast, from someone who basically screwed up windows NT 4.0 in just about every way humanly possible, I learned from almost every way that happened. And now with my sister being in the same college as myself, I am her tech support, which kinda sucks in a way, since her machine is a P3 450, well, its a 600 mhz chip that cannot clock above 450 on that particular mainboard, since it was designed for slot 1 p2s, and was flashed to support P3s.. and she really doesn't know how to maintain a computer, a machine that I was running just fine 256 mb of ram less than what she has now.. runs like complete crap! this thing takes longer to boot that the 486s that I used in my life, 2000 pro is basically waving the white flag and its only been installed for less than 6 months. So now basically, I am going to have to backup all of her stuff on my server, and then reinstall everything, hoping that helps things out until I get something for her... as for my brother I have no sympathy, he has a much nicer computer than her for some reason, and doesn't use it... So at least I don't have to support him.. perhaps I will eventually get the non-gaming family members over to linux... that could help my cause,because once it is set up, hopefully they won't know how to break it..
I would have to hope that today's CS students are a little more flexible than what you are talking of, because today's cs students are tomorrow's sysadmins and code jockeys(both non-leadership positions), they will not be in any kind of leadership role when it comes to IT either because 1. they don't get trained to lead or 2. they don't have enough "real" experience to lead. And with for example my CS department more trains you to be able to get the actual concepts down, while in upper div, making sure your code compiles on solaris, since that is what our lab and servers are based on. I just hope that we have software chiefs and IT directors that are competent enough to not use Windows XXXP "now big brother provides everything, including p0rn"... Since at this moment windows seems to be the most popular development platform.
Just my thoughts
An insane CS student
I would think that they just are a little reluctant to do so, in the language itself, when friends greet each other, generally, the weather is one of the first things to be discussed. As for expressing feeling, I am not quite sure in that situation, but sayings like "I like you" and "I like you a lot", are actually better replacements for "I love you", becuase it allows for the emotions to be expressed somewhat, but still played down, becuase I would assume that it isn't a trait to openly express emotions from within the Japanese culture. Although I am not Japanese myself, I have just taken some classes on the language for a few years, and have learned a bit about the culture, Although I didn't actually start watching anime myself until after two or so years of high school japanese classes.
Um, I don't think that the USA will change its current structure from a republic anytime soon, because it would require a lot of effort for very little gain. Although the general public is by far more aware of what is going on in the world around them then it was over 200 years ago, it still isn't unified enough one way or the other, to make that kind of government work. That and it could make the cause even more lost than it ever was, I mean who would you rather listen to as John/Jane Q. Public, those that created an "industry" that's sole purpose is to entertain the public, or geeks, who understand how technology works, but not really how to meet the needs of people other than that. I mean, there is a large number IT people that are not too keen on how to communicate with people, in a language that they can understand. Which explains why most people that have computers now will buy them, and when those people need them fixed, they will have someone else do it. Some people just don't care how their tech works, just that the fact that it does, perhaps our lawmakers will change, if we can show the public how these laws can effect the ablility for their technological items to "work". This is the greater hope for the moment, because if we can get the majority on our side, then we can set things to the way they should be for our freedom, as opposed to the bank accounts of hollywood executives.
So what, because the congress and senate will basically make laws that will screw the IT people of this country, with no thought of the consequences that could occur, or in fact wanting the geeks to suffer. That we should just give up? This is completely an incorrect way of doing this, I mean in history, it has been proven that the key to making change is by making your voices heard, so I would say, that we find those that are technologically inclined, and yet make good public speakers to be able to inform the public of what is going on, and as to why this is wrong. As opposed to just giving up, coding and hoping that the code that the community would write will still be legal at the ending of the projects. Although this is what happens in any system that is ruled by a majority, the majority can slam down whatever they want on the minority, without really bad consequences to them. So a better solution would be to make sure that it isn't just a small minority that is looking out for our interests, as well as publicly speaking, I would also suggest for those that can, to vote on the issues, or at least support canidates that oppose these kinds of laws. As well as trying to throw the ones that are responsible for passing them out. Because in this system, those are the best options.
If you look at the features that are implimented in the NV 30 chipset, it is just about what the features for dx9 are. As for its capabilities are concerned, I really am excited to see that such technology will be used in games, but I am definately not buying that card, its price is well out of my range, I really do not like how nvidia's implementation of their linux drivers work. It seemed that after their 2802 drivers, their opengl didn't work too well at all with redhat linux, and then when I switched to gentoo recently, it doesn't work at all. So, as a result of that, I threw a Matrox G400 into my box, and will await the first company that creates linux drivers that fricking work. I don't care who it is, Ati or Matrox, or some other bastards, just get it done. Because it is obvious the way Xfree4.2 works, it is a real bitch for me to get my NV card to work, and since it is a GeForce2 mx, I really don't care if it does or not. I have a card that works with my games that I play on the PC, and for doom, or any other high end 3d game, I have an Xbox. So I can wait at least until someone gets decent drivers again.
Isn't ati more going with microsoft, when developing their hardware than nvidia is? And last I checked, NVidia actually had better linux support for their current line of products than all other companies, well, although ati users I guess, have used firegl drivers to get 3d for their newer radeons. Although I hope that the best technology wins the battle, wether it be rendermonkey(ati), 3dlabs implementation, or cg. Although there are two proposals for one such language to be included as a part of the opengl 2.0 standard I believe. Or at least according to the latest opengl.org poll. Also sometime next month, as it was posted earlier here, NVidia is actually open-sourcing their cg toolkit, so hopefully it will be enough for the linux community to port it. That and look at the responses to questions about cg here
it shows some interesting answers to questions that would come up about cg. It seems to also be available for linux. So hopefully, if NV can remain able to enhance both apis(being directx and opengl), everyone will benefit.
In that case, I will be screwed again, that is if cg has the same effect on the market as glide did, then I will not be able to play games, seeming as I cannot currently afford a graphics board that can be used with this type of language. So I would hope that people will really create the games in opengl first, and then if they want to crank up the detail levels for the games, then they can use cg. Kind of what is in some games now, although they kind of don't have a choice with the way this language is looking to be designed, with no , ints and such.
This is a very interesting case, a guy that was showing a newspaper, and someone working for the county how easy it would be for a hacker to break into the court's system. Then he gets arrested for the act. And this is because they had to take the thing down for a month because of there being a break. I would say with that kind of security, it should have never been brought up in the first place. Also I would say that it was better that they found out that the system could be broken before the network was actually used for a critical task, and could get hacked during a court proceeding, that could be a very embarrassing thing for a court to have to face. Being the ones that where hacked into while court was in session. Hopefully, at least they learned from what he did and at least secured the thing. Although since he is being possibly jailed for it, perhaps he should have told his superiors about how shoddy the security was before he did a demonstration.