So all we need now is real time encryption of said files. Each key will be different so each file will be different.
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So would a Cray. If you made a really big robot.
No no no! Don't you know anything about how big robots are controlled? If they form from 5 vehicles uniting you need 5 people inside to shout the name of the attack you are using. Single piece giant robots need whiny teenagers with psychological problems in them.
"You kids are lucky to have keyboards and mice and such. Back in my day all we had was eight little bulbs and eight switches with a push button on the register clock."
Aharrr! Me and me maties 'll be readin' them articles too ye land lovin' scurby scum. Har haarr.
Parrot: Aaarr, Server timeout, server timeout, aaar.
Hush ya mangy bird, or I be locking ye in the ship's rack again.
Someone host a torrent people. This is an opportunity to show p2p is not just for infringing copyright. Maby torrents should become standard practice for slashdotted articles.
Oh it's worse than that. It dosen't say "useful in a terrorist activity" but just "useful to a terrorist". It dosen't even say "knowingly"!
Cop's bug picks up on the terrorist's phone "Good thing we have the same motherboard James, now I can borrow your manual. I lost mine and can't get the sound card gorking".
James goes to Jail.
That's what you get for removing your tin foil hat: Let me point out that none of those things you're carrying can authenticate your preasense without you wanting it to. But you can't leave your face at home or in your pocket like your keys or your card. You need a standardised personal identification token to deliver you from the confusion of multiple keys/fobs/cards (from which I myself suffer) but won't run the risk of being used without your knowledge or permission.
In other news the Keyboard-o-IP is the new computer accessory for the privacy-conserned citizen. This new device connects in a spare ethernet port of your DSL router and sends keystrokes through an off-state server back to your PC, thus enabling you to be protected by protective anti-wiretapping legislation. The pro model features all the newest encryption standards for added security (just in case you don't trust the server either).
I've heard this
A dog thinks: "Look at these people. They feed me and care for me and love me. They must be gods!"
A cat thinks: "Look at these people. They feed me and care for me and love me. I must be god!"
Ericsson's T610 mobile phone has an encrypted PIN store that (apparently) doesn't store the passnumber. It asks for a "check word" each time you change the passnum and encrypts it along with the rest of the data. Each time you enter the passnum it happily decrypts everything not caring if it's correct or not. It displays the decrypted check word for you to see if it's the word you put in or gibberish and decide if the passnum was correct. On the manual they warn with the boldest fond they could find that, once the passnum is lost data cannot be recovered.
Yes, tell us.
I too only visit two "sites" with ie. One is windows update and the other the web interface of my DSL router (Cisco SOHO 96) that requires Microsoft's JVM
This can be accomplished by Microsoft offering alternative uncapped versions of the TCP/IP stack. These restrictions are good Ideas for the average user. What is wrong is the user's inability to deactivate them if he sees fit.
What's more, how can they enforce ToS on someone who hasn't agreed? I may have agreed to let the EvilVoIP(r) record my calls but that isn't true for everyone I talk to over them.
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So all we need now is real time encryption of said files. Each key will be different so each file will be different.
So would a Cray. If you made a really big robot.
No no no! Don't you know anything about how big robots are controlled? If they form from 5 vehicles uniting you need 5 people inside to shout the name of the attack you are using. Single piece giant robots need whiny teenagers with psychological problems in them.
It'd be pretty difficult to justify a feature like that.
How about "without a warrant it's illegal for anyone to intercept my traffic data and I need encryption to ensure that".
I know it probably won't work, but it should.
"You kids are lucky to have keyboards and mice and such. Back in my day all we had was eight little bulbs and eight switches with a push button on the register clock."
Aharrr! Me and me maties 'll be readin' them articles too ye land lovin' scurby scum. Har haarr.
Parrot: Aaarr, Server timeout, server timeout, aaar.
Hush ya mangy bird, or I be locking ye in the ship's rack again.
Duh, black. All other colors would be less efficient.
Someone host a torrent people. This is an opportunity to show p2p is not just for infringing copyright. Maby torrents should become standard practice for slashdotted articles.
Oh it's worse than that. It dosen't say "useful in a terrorist activity" but just "useful to a terrorist". It dosen't even say "knowingly"!
Cop's bug picks up on the terrorist's phone "Good thing we have the same motherboard James, now I can borrow your manual. I lost mine and can't get the sound card gorking".
James goes to Jail.
That's what you get for removing your tin foil hat: Let me point out that none of those things you're carrying can authenticate your preasense without you wanting it to. But you can't leave your face at home or in your pocket like your keys or your card. You need a standardised personal identification token to deliver you from the confusion of multiple keys/fobs/cards (from which I myself suffer) but won't run the risk of being used without your knowledge or permission.
In other news the Keyboard-o-IP is the new computer accessory for the privacy-conserned citizen. This new device connects in a spare ethernet port of your DSL router and sends keystrokes through an off-state server back to your PC, thus enabling you to be protected by protective anti-wiretapping legislation. The pro model features all the newest encryption standards for added security (just in case you don't trust the server either).
You do realise, of cource, if I see a popup ad like the one you describe in the next 6 months I'm holding you responsible.
Is there a way to know by the serial number? It would be great when buying a new Xbox so you can check before you buy what kind of drive it has.
I've heard this A dog thinks: "Look at these people. They feed me and care for me and love me. They must be gods!" A cat thinks: "Look at these people. They feed me and care for me and love me. I must be god!"
Ericsson's T610 mobile phone has an encrypted PIN store that (apparently) doesn't store the passnumber. It asks for a "check word" each time you change the passnum and encrypts it along with the rest of the data. Each time you enter the passnum it happily decrypts everything not caring if it's correct or not. It displays the decrypted check word for you to see if it's the word you put in or gibberish and decide if the passnum was correct. On the manual they warn with the boldest fond they could find that, once the passnum is lost data cannot be recovered.
Yes, tell us. I too only visit two "sites" with ie. One is windows update and the other the web interface of my DSL router (Cisco SOHO 96) that requires Microsoft's JVM
This can be accomplished by Microsoft offering alternative uncapped versions of the TCP/IP stack. These restrictions are good Ideas for the average user. What is wrong is the user's inability to deactivate them if he sees fit.
Amen! Windows is plagued by application wanting to be "Administrator" for no good reason. That, and the absense of a convinient su command.
I'm sorry to be the one to tell you, but sex is probably the only (somewhat) accurate thing pr0n movies depict. The plot is way off reality.
Look at the bright side: People will start putting less popups in their sites (in most cases they are a Bad Thing(TM))
If someone records me commenting on my last counterstrike game, I'm so going to jail!
What's more, how can they enforce ToS on someone who hasn't agreed? I may have agreed to let the EvilVoIP(r) record my calls but that isn't true for everyone I talk to over them.
Corporations do not care about people.
Sure they do! They need clients to make profit off them!
This is one way to go about beating things like this.
This has to be 802.11 friendly.
Maby so, but it's broken by the user running it (and he's usually poor enough not to get sued)
I estimate over 99% of all piracy through P2P programs is done over the Internet!