Unauthorized works for usb to my computer. I have not tried it charging. I have a mac cable (that came with my ipad) for charging and a cheap cable to hook up usb.
I remember a little while ago someone managed to electrocute themselves with an unauthorized cable/charger on an iphone. That may have played into them doing this with IOS7.
I worked as a traffic accident investigator for a few years. Part of my job was figuring out the timing of traffic lights and if they were the cause of an accident. Shortening yellow lights kills people, old people and big trucks dont stop very fast. This is the Florida government killing people for money.
The really sad part is if they were really clever they would shorten the yellow 1/2 a second but keep the whole intersection red for a 1/2 a second. That way they could rip off Floridians without killing them.
I have a bike rack on the back of my car. Makes it very hard to read the plate without moving around a bit as bar that sticks up always covers at least one number. Never had a problem with cops with it.
I have a reprap on my desk. Last week I printed an adaptor for a new ssd harddrive and and couple of mike clips. I use it all the time. Cost me ~$500 to build and about a weeks tinkering to get it right. I could get one tweeked in a day or less now.
I dont recommend buying a built one as they are still at the model "T" stage and require a lot of tinkering to get them going. If you build it all the tinkering will make sense.
your first step is to go to IRC and look up #reprap in Freenode and talk to the people in the room. Its not uncommon to find the very people who are designing these (Like Mr. Prusa) in the room.
I have a laptop with a 15.6 display and a cheap 15.6 monitor. If I have to work on my laptop I want 2 monitors but if I am just taking it with me to answer emails and surf a little I only want one.
I noticed those links are changing... perhaps a msn pakerank specialist is reading this thread.
To really understand msn pagerank you got to follow the the #2 result for "linux":
"With a logon system as simple as this, one has to question the security and privacy of the students."
Doug and I designed that site back in 2000. There is even a comment showing that at the bottom of page source.
Seems that Patrick Lyons forgot to "clean" the html up before taking credit for designing it. (he is listed at bottom of all the webpages plus at his website.)
"You cannot buy a 2003 ford mustang, remove the muffler, and drive around at 3am generating 100db of sound. Yes, it's your hardware, but rules exist to further a public good--a (relatively) pollution and noise free environment."
Yes you can... removing your muffler is totally legal. You are are only breaking the law when you drive it on public roads. You can take it to a race track and drive it all you want.
If someone converts a Tivo into a hacking device AND uses it to break into computer networks, that would be illegal. You could also break the law by hitting someone over the head with your Tivo, no modifcations required.
Cracking and modding your Tivo is, and should remain, totally legal.
"At one desk, users can move a wireless mouse's pointer from the screen of one computer to the screen of a laptop, with no wire or wireless connection between the computers themselves."
"A traffic warden looking at your car number plate on the street isn't invading your privacy and neither is this. It's just the scale and organisation behind this that makes it scary, not the action being performed."
So you are saying a cop driving by your house and looking is the same as that same cop setting up a pointing a 24 hour camera at your house?
"People who defend peoples rights to run RED LIGHTS deserve to be shot."
It's not about red lights... You can't defend yourself from an automatic camera. The equipment can be "out of calabration" when it takes a picture of you and recalabrated before you can prove it was ever out. Same with the traffic light.
Think about it. An officer or a serviceman checks the calabration and finds it bad. He then:
A. Marks it "out of calibration" and calls the proper people to make sure all tickets created sense the last check are made void and people who have aready paid are properly refunded.
B. Recalabrates the machine (or light) and marks it as being ok.
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Unauthorized works for usb to my computer. I have not tried it charging. I have a mac cable (that came with my ipad) for charging and a cheap cable to hook up usb.
I remember a little while ago someone managed to electrocute themselves with an unauthorized cable/charger on an iphone. That may have played into them doing this with IOS7.
>you pick up a shirt, you might get a message about the matching shorts.
That is what well trained sales people are for.
I worked as a traffic accident investigator for a few years. Part of my job was figuring out the timing of traffic lights and if they were the cause of an accident. Shortening yellow lights kills people, old people and big trucks dont stop very fast. This is the Florida government killing people for money.
The really sad part is if they were really clever they would shorten the yellow 1/2 a second but keep the whole intersection red for a 1/2 a second. That way they could rip off Floridians without killing them.
>AKA A map of which houses NOT to rob.
Unless you are looking for guns.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Veterinary-WristScan-handheld-ultrasound-scanner-machine-VET-V9-A-/270891451870?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f126385de
I have a bike rack on the back of my car. Makes it very hard to read the plate without moving around a bit as bar that sticks up always covers at least one number. Never had a problem with cops with it.
I have a reprap on my desk. Last week I printed an adaptor for a new ssd harddrive and and couple of mike clips. I use it all the time. Cost me ~$500 to build and about a weeks tinkering to get it right. I could get one tweeked in a day or less now.
I dont recommend buying a built one as they are still at the model "T" stage and require a lot of tinkering to get them going. If you build it all the tinkering will make sense.
In the video they have a original mendel.
http://reprap.org/wiki/Mendel
If you are starting out I recommend a Prusa Mendel, cheaper and better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3D56IpACME
your first step is to go to IRC and look up #reprap in Freenode and talk to the people in the room. Its not uncommon to find the very people who are designing these (Like Mr. Prusa) in the room.
have you seen this pic of him?
http://www.tmz.com/2011/08/26/steve-jobs-apple-photo-resignation-ceo-sick/
Bad reviews can be just as interesting as good ones. Do you only eat candy bars because they taste good too?
yes
That would be
Boot + Load Browser + Connect to Internet + Fetch Page
I have a laptop with a 15.6 display and a cheap 15.6 monitor. If I have to work on my laptop I want 2 monitors but if I am just taking it with me to answer emails and surf a little I only want one.
Best of both worlds and way cheaper.
Not good to give false information to a cop but you are not required to give information that might incriminate you either.
You could say nothing or:
"I do not consent to searches, am I free to do now?"
or just:
"am I free to go now".
sex party!
The best for spammers & phishers would be .con
I noticed those links are changing ... perhaps a msn pakerank specialist is reading this thread.
linux searchTo really understand msn pagerank you got to follow the the #2 result for "linux":
The number 2 result
Note that there is a story about a fiva notebook. ho hum
Now look at the windows page and note the really useful main story.
I'm waiting for the "sea monkey" case
1. Just charge spammers ... something like a $1.00 an email tax. And offer a 25% reward for turning them in.
2. Send the US military to capture spammers outside the US and lock them up as "unlawful combatants".
"With a logon system as simple as this, one has to question the security and privacy of the students."
:-)
Doug and I designed that site back in 2000. There is even a comment showing that at the bottom of page source.
Seems that Patrick Lyons forgot to "clean" the html up before taking credit for designing it. (he is listed at bottom of all the webpages plus at his website.)
It was secure in 2000...
"You cannot buy a 2003 ford mustang, remove the muffler, and drive around at 3am generating 100db of sound. Yes, it's your hardware, but rules exist to further a public good--a (relatively) pollution and noise free environment."
Yes you can... removing your muffler is totally legal. You are are only breaking the law when you drive it on public roads. You can take it to a race track and drive it all you want.
If someone converts a Tivo into a hacking device AND uses it to break into computer networks, that would be illegal. You could also break the law by hitting someone over the head with your Tivo, no modifcations required.
Cracking and modding your Tivo is, and should remain, totally legal.
"...Lets say the guy does some UT testing and gets dick hardening results."
That would mean he is putting the nitrogen in the wrong place....
"In the news: Magic Johnson is still not dead from AIDS."
He is not "Cured" either.
"At one desk, users can move a wireless mouse's pointer from the screen of one computer to the screen of a laptop, with no wire or wireless connection between the computers themselves."
I am doing that right now...
win2vnc
"A traffic warden looking at your car number plate on the street isn't invading your privacy and neither is this. It's just the scale and organisation behind this that makes it scary, not the action being performed."
So you are saying a cop driving by your house and looking is the same as that same cop setting up a pointing a 24 hour camera at your house?
"People who defend peoples rights to run RED LIGHTS deserve to be shot."
It's not about red lights...
You can't defend yourself from an automatic camera. The equipment can be "out of calabration" when it takes a picture of you and recalabrated before you can prove it was ever out. Same with the traffic light.
Think about it.
An officer or a serviceman checks the calabration
and finds it bad. He then:
A. Marks it "out of calibration" and calls the proper people to make sure all tickets created
sense the last check are made void and people who have aready paid are properly refunded.
B. Recalabrates the machine (or light) and marks it as being ok.
Which do you think happens?
"How about rewriting denied.html each time to contain a list of e-mail addresses in the format:
abuse@banned_host"
I do something like that..
Denied!