The digital signature in question is not an external verification, but instead the one Windows does on the installer. So your UAC popup would also indicate it is a fake binary.
I remember one class (HS, circa 1990) where we had to "clear the EEPROMs" on our TI-85s because somebody was caught with their notes all typed in, which must have taken longer than actually studying.
We made a program that emulated the flash process without doing anything, right down to the cursor blinking for the right count etc. We had too many useful programs that we didn't want to lose, like one called "SuperFactor!" which could do up to 4th order polynomial factoring...
Green Day's American Idiot. Three major Marilyn Manson albums together tell a story, from Wikipedia:
After the release of "Holy Wood", Manson said that the overarching story within the trilogy is presented in reverse chronological order; Mechanical Animals, therefore, acts as the bridge connecting the two narratives and remains constant whether the trilogy is viewed in reverse or not.[5]
Nice. I just had an SELinux popup saying that plugin-container was trying to do something... also a pop-up about "fonts" trying to run so I said "nope."
The newest models fully integrate the main on-demand and online services. If I search for a show, it shows me that it's available on Comcast or Amazon Prime. You can even add OnePasses (previously Season Passes) for shows like Amazon's Bosch, so it shows up in your main "Now Playing" to remind you to watch it.
Nice. A friend of mine moved and wasn't going to get Internet service for like a week. He drove around with his TiVo and UPS in his car until he found somebody with unsecured WiFi to have it download the channel listings and program info for his new house.
I disagree with the analogy. The most likely reason that not many people are going around saying "the sun will rise tomorrow" is because there are not many other people who are trying to do things like putting stickers on science books saying that, "tomorrow's rising sun is 'only a theory.'" Or blowing up themselves and sun-believers in the name of a non-sun. When that begins to happen, you will hear more from the Silent Sun Army.
The problem is the original nomenclature from USB 1.0 - "full speed" is a whopping 12Mbit/s (vs. "low speed" at 1.5Mb/s). Of course, compared to serial ports that were starting to push 300kbit/s, it was nice. So then USB 2.0 was "high speed" and for 3.0 they needed something "higher" than "high." Pretty stupid, especially when somebody says a USB 2.0 device runs at "full speed" it could simply be MarketSpeak(TM) saying that it won't slow the bus down below 2.0 but the device itself only communicates at 1.1 speeds.
Agreed. That's how I got into it - had a baby and most of my family live a six hour drive away. By posting updates to FB, I'm not inundated with phone calls of, "how's the baby?" or "send more pictures!"
1. The usual "please rob me since I am not at home" rant. 2. I actually follow an RSS twitter search of my (current) hometown. It was very useful when the snowpcalypse came because the state highway admin was actually posting useful updates. It went from 2-3 a day to about 10-15, and it is all "I'm here and you don't give a crap!" tweets.
netstat -anp | sort | mail -s 'Network Report' user@example.com
You're welcome.;)
(I'm at work, so don't have time to play games with cut and uniq, or other options to netstat, but it would probably not be that hard to get a better list.)
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The digital signature in question is not an external verification, but instead the one Windows does on the installer. So your UAC popup would also indicate it is a fake binary.
"That... looks like a penis."
"Yep. Not giving you my real signature..."
I remember one class (HS, circa 1990) where we had to "clear the EEPROMs" on our TI-85s because somebody was caught with their notes all typed in, which must have taken longer than actually studying.
We made a program that emulated the flash process without doing anything, right down to the cursor blinking for the right count etc. We had too many useful programs that we didn't want to lose, like one called "SuperFactor!" which could do up to 4th order polynomial factoring...
So... http://montclairfilmfest.org/w... ?
OK, I pay for the print edition. Does that mean I get some kind of login to continue using my ad blocker?
Green Day's American Idiot. Three major Marilyn Manson albums together tell a story, from Wikipedia:
After the release of "Holy Wood", Manson said that the overarching story within the trilogy is presented in reverse chronological order; Mechanical Animals, therefore, acts as the bridge connecting the two narratives and remains constant whether the trilogy is viewed in reverse or not.[5]
Nice. I just had an SELinux popup saying that plugin-container was trying to do something... also a pop-up about "fonts" trying to run so I said "nope."
I am also a huge fan of that extension and will mourn when it dies.
The newest models fully integrate the main on-demand and online services. If I search for a show, it shows me that it's available on Comcast or Amazon Prime. You can even add OnePasses (previously Season Passes) for shows like Amazon's Bosch, so it shows up in your main "Now Playing" to remind you to watch it.
Nice. A friend of mine moved and wasn't going to get Internet service for like a week. He drove around with his TiVo and UPS in his car until he found somebody with unsecured WiFi to have it download the channel listings and program info for his new house.
I disagree with the analogy. The most likely reason that not many people are going around saying "the sun will rise tomorrow" is because there are not many other people who are trying to do things like putting stickers on science books saying that, "tomorrow's rising sun is 'only a theory.'" Or blowing up themselves and sun-believers in the name of a non-sun. When that begins to happen, you will hear more from the Silent Sun Army.
The proper quote is calling not collecting stamps as a hobby....
Dammit out of mod points... +1 VERY informative
I've been waiting for years!
watch uname -r
(from the man page)
That's my favorite lab item. I have like 5 - mailing lists, purchases I am waiting for in the mail, TODO, etc... I wonder if it is compatible?
To be technically correct - the best kind of correct - USB-IF's preferred name for USB 2.0 is "Hi-speed", not "high".
LOL yeah. And then I see they've now added two arrows to "SuperSpeed" to show it's full duplex.
I can't wait until they then add 8-bit lanes and still keep the "serial" nomenclature.
The problem is the original nomenclature from USB 1.0 - "full speed" is a whopping 12Mbit/s (vs. "low speed" at 1.5Mb/s). Of course, compared to serial ports that were starting to push 300kbit/s, it was nice. So then USB 2.0 was "high speed" and for 3.0 they needed something "higher" than "high." Pretty stupid, especially when somebody says a USB 2.0 device runs at "full speed" it could simply be MarketSpeak(TM) saying that it won't slow the bus down below 2.0 but the device itself only communicates at 1.1 speeds.
( Oh, BTW, I vote for PlaidSpeed(TM)! )
Sorry, out of mod points.
You can always spot the poseurs. :)
Seriously, elinks? elinks is the NEW version of links, which is the NEW lynx!
Agreed!
Did it really need 3 pages? Nope.
Agreed. That's how I got into it - had a baby and most of my family live a six hour drive away. By posting updates to FB, I'm not inundated with phone calls of, "how's the baby?" or "send more pictures!"
1. The usual "please rob me since I am not at home" rant.
2. I actually follow an RSS twitter search of my (current) hometown. It was very useful when the snowpcalypse came because the state highway admin was actually posting useful updates. It went from 2-3 a day to about 10-15, and it is all "I'm here and you don't give a crap!" tweets.
I bet somebody once said that about people rebuilding cities on top of active faults.
Or below sea level (New Orleans).
netstat -anp | sort | mail -s 'Network Report' user@example.com
You're welcome. ;)
(I'm at work, so don't have time to play games with cut and uniq, or other options to netstat, but it would probably not be that hard to get a better list.)