The asians have been selling anti-radiation maternity cloths for years now. My wife purchased one herself. Surprisingly, they work...at blocking cell reception at least. I tested it out with two cell phones. Both had full bars. As soon as I covered one of the phones all the way around, the signal dropped. It was instant and the test could be repeated over and over again. So the clothes do was they're advertised to do. The question is, does it really impact the safety of fetal development? Doubt it. But there you go.
Uh oh... I have a twitchy itchy finger for...Raiden X!!! Free online in a web browser. Damn good too! Best Flash technology demo even if it wasn't intended to be one.
I'm just waiting for AI to come online (Watson, HAL, etc) and make the discoveries for us. When such a thinking machine is possible, we just have to ask. I'm sorry, but Einstein's noodle was exceptionally rare. We can't rely on another one of him anytime soon.
Mac mini's start at $599 new. Don't bother with e-bay. They're always in demand and you end up paying pretty darn close to MSRP for something used anyways. Now mind you, I've never priced out a professional DIY Surveillance kits. So this still might be a cheap and effective route to go. Plus, you can 'Time Machine' backups of the video over a LAN, WiFi, or locally attached USB drive.
BleachBit can run in CLI mode. We've scripted it to run on PCs over the network. Part of a monthly maintenance. Generally stuff that slows down the system. One thing that really bugged me about CCleaner is that it never provided an option to clean multiple local profiles on one machine even when logged in as a local admin. WTF?! Why not?. This would have been a God-send for cleaning up old and crusty Windows Terminal Servers.
Like a moth to a flame...You think warrantless wiretapping was bad now, just you wait until all these government connections terminate to a "Patriot Firewall" administered and data-mined by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). You FOOL!
Custom PC rigs will always be faster than consoles. But they're also more expensive. When it comes to tech, you have to pay to play. Nothing new there. Console OTHO offer the best gaming bang for the buck. Period. You're die-hard gamers will have both platforms and then some. But if you have to choose only one, the answer will depend on if you're a social type in meat space or not. BTW, there is no wrong answer. It's all personal preference.
As a longtime member here on Slashdot, I don't mind the the occasional "slashvertisement" so long as two criteria are met. 1. The published Slashvertisement is labeled as such in it's own category. It must be blatant and up-front. 2. They are kept occasional.
Truth is, I have an Iron key basic. There are many features I like about them such as ease of use, self-destruction of data if the password is entered wrong too many times, and FIPS certified. Yes, there are free roll-your-own solutions out there. But the decision I made to purchase a solution was personal. However, Slashvertisements are a welcome IMOH as as reader I value the options that other members have to say about them. That includes the good, the bad, and the ugly.
BTW, why isn't this new product FIPS certified? Is it pending certification, or has their product line been dumbed down after being bought out by another company?
At minimum, Apple needs to push out newer firmware for the Apple TV v3. If you're lookinging for console like hardware form Apple (say Wii performance level), Apple TV v4 could be around the corner. Speaking of, Apple would have Nintendo directly in their crosshairs in the famility console gaming market.
No backstory. At least none that I know of. But what really sells a product is the packaging. In china, it's quite common to find more money spent on developing the packaging than the product itself. I've even read a few comments on car product packaging over at the Chinese version of Newegg (www.newegg.cn). While yes, product packaging is great form of marketing, rarely do I hear or read any comments of it here in the USA. It's strictly for impulse purchasing. But apparently to the Chinese, it's well worth talking about. I haven't a clue if the same phenomenon occurs in Japan, or Korea however.
The Chinese are notorious for paying stupid amounts of money on the latest fads of industrial goods. Given they're walking into a new era of consumerism from post communism, this shouldn't surprise you. This phase will pass. Actually, it waxes and wanes throughout any industrialized society. But these past 10 years, the Chinese are most definitely waxing into uncharted levels.
Now, if you have no morals or ethics, an American can makes "shit piles" of money (a large metric) by selling snake oil to China.
Native Texan here. Hispanics do fact assimilate. The problem is that so many are conning into this country illegally in such large numbers that the natural social process is way off equilibrium. In other words, they are and have been balkanizing!
France has this problem a lot worse and with a culture that is the antithesis of Western values. Yes, you heard me right. The Muslims are quite literally invading France and portions of Europe and siphoning off it like a parasite off a host. And no, I have no sympathy for the Islamists. It's a culture of evil and I don't hide my feelings or opinions about it. Respect or not, I could care less.
Duh! We live in a world of "fuck-you,-I-got-mine". Did you honestly think the thugs you and I elect to office were going to help citizens who have no power and money. Damn, you are all so naive!!!
Better get used to it cupcake. The BRIC nations have a taste of western prosperity, and they want in on the action too. You think it's a warm party now... My advise to you and everyone on Slashdot. Warship the Sun and bask in its divine heat! Other then that, STFU about AGW because nothing is going to be done about it. And frankly, I don't give two shits either way. I have no dog in this fight.
If Dell falls, I would switch to HP or IBM. Despite Dell's consumer lowend budget PCs (Vostro, Inspiron, and Dimension series), their business and enterprise gear is good stuff for the money. Local support if you pay extra for it. That translate into less BS to get a part RMAed. HP will run you through the ringer after forcing you through the gauntlet of fire and damnation itself.
Obviously you are making vast assumptions of how it should work (and I would agree) vs how it does work. I dont think you even tried this youself. I have as my job requires remote IT assistance for end users. Bottom line; Microsoft fucked up big time on this! Even if you uncheck all options to provide the most responsiveness in a low bandwidth environment, it's a fundimentally flawed implementation.
The problem isn't the RDP protocol, it's that Windows8 was never designed to accessed remotely with any streaming video protocol because of lots of motion activity and hot points at the edge of the screen. At best, running RDP over a 100mb LAN may resolve the performance issue, but you will still be left with the aggravation of trying to activate the hot point remotely within another window.
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The asians have been selling anti-radiation maternity cloths for years now. My wife purchased one herself. Surprisingly, they work...at blocking cell reception at least. I tested it out with two cell phones. Both had full bars. As soon as I covered one of the phones all the way around, the signal dropped. It was instant and the test could be repeated over and over again. So the clothes do was they're advertised to do. The question is, does it really impact the safety of fetal development? Doubt it. But there you go.
http://www.amazon.com/Radiation-Maternity-Preganat-Protection-Shielding/dp/B0053ZPB6U
Uh oh... I have a twitchy itchy finger for... Raiden X !!! Free online in a web browser. Damn good too! Best Flash technology demo even if it wasn't intended to be one.
Gentleman, we have politicians in Washington DC. Lots of them. A near endless supply of hot air. What more could you ask for?!
I'm just waiting for AI to come online (Watson, HAL, etc) and make the discoveries for us. When such a thinking machine is possible, we just have to ask. I'm sorry, but Einstein's noodle was exceptionally rare. We can't rely on another one of him anytime soon.
Mac mini's start at $599 new. Don't bother with e-bay. They're always in demand and you end up paying pretty darn close to MSRP for something used anyways. Now mind you, I've never priced out a professional DIY Surveillance kits. So this still might be a cheap and effective route to go. Plus, you can 'Time Machine' backups of the video over a LAN, WiFi, or locally attached USB drive.
Epic FAIL! All you AV providers need to be testing your damn defs before deployment to the public. Geez, how fucking hard is this?
Racism is not the same as culture. DO NOT CONFLATE THE TWO!!!
Thank you.
BleachBit can run in CLI mode. We've scripted it to run on PCs over the network. Part of a monthly maintenance. Generally stuff that slows down the system. One thing that really bugged me about CCleaner is that it never provided an option to clean multiple local profiles on one machine even when logged in as a local admin. WTF?! Why not?. This would have been a God-send for cleaning up old and crusty Windows Terminal Servers.
Like a moth to a flame...You think warrantless wiretapping was bad now, just you wait until all these government connections terminate to a "Patriot Firewall" administered and data-mined by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). You FOOL!
Custom PC rigs will always be faster than consoles. But they're also more expensive. When it comes to tech, you have to pay to play. Nothing new there. Console OTHO offer the best gaming bang for the buck. Period. You're die-hard gamers will have both platforms and then some. But if you have to choose only one, the answer will depend on if you're a social type in meat space or not. BTW, there is no wrong answer. It's all personal preference.
Speaking of gay mayor, -conservative- Houston elected Annise Parker. Hah!
As a longtime member here on Slashdot, I don't mind the the occasional "slashvertisement" so long as two criteria are met.
1. The published Slashvertisement is labeled as such in it's own category. It must be blatant and up-front.
2. They are kept occasional.
Truth is, I have an Iron key basic. There are many features I like about them such as ease of use, self-destruction of data if the password is entered wrong too many times, and FIPS certified. Yes, there are free roll-your-own solutions out there. But the decision I made to purchase a solution was personal. However, Slashvertisements are a welcome IMOH as as reader I value the options that other members have to say about them. That includes the good, the bad, and the ugly.
BTW, why isn't this new product FIPS certified? Is it pending certification, or has their product line been dumbed down after being bought out by another company?
At minimum, Apple needs to push out newer firmware for the Apple TV v3. If you're lookinging for console like hardware form Apple (say Wii performance level), Apple TV v4 could be around the corner. Speaking of, Apple would have Nintendo directly in their crosshairs in the famility console gaming market.
No backstory. At least none that I know of. But what really sells a product is the packaging. In china, it's quite common to find more money spent on developing the packaging than the product itself. I've even read a few comments on car product packaging over at the Chinese version of Newegg (www.newegg.cn). While yes, product packaging is great form of marketing, rarely do I hear or read any comments of it here in the USA. It's strictly for impulse purchasing. But apparently to the Chinese, it's well worth talking about. I haven't a clue if the same phenomenon occurs in Japan, or Korea however.
The Chinese are notorious for paying stupid amounts of money on the latest fads of industrial goods. Given they're walking into a new era of consumerism from post communism, this shouldn't surprise you. This phase will pass. Actually, it waxes and wanes throughout any industrialized society. But these past 10 years, the Chinese are most definitely waxing into uncharted levels.
Now, if you have no morals or ethics, an American can makes "shit piles" of money (a large metric) by selling snake oil to China.
Well, you wouldn't want that schnauz to obstruct a fresh can of Perri-air now wouldn't we?!
And reality has a pervasive sick sense of humor. Murphy laughs at us all.
I don't care anymore. Obama is going to save us all!
Native Texan here. Hispanics do fact assimilate. The problem is that so many are conning into this country illegally in such large numbers that the natural social process is way off equilibrium. In other words, they are and have been balkanizing!
France has this problem a lot worse and with a culture that is the antithesis of Western values. Yes, you heard me right. The Muslims are quite literally invading France and portions of Europe and siphoning off it like a parasite off a host. And no, I have no sympathy for the Islamists. It's a culture of evil and I don't hide my feelings or opinions about it. Respect or not, I could care less.
Duh! We live in a world of "fuck-you,-I-got-mine". Did you honestly think the thugs you and I elect to office were going to help citizens who have no power and money. Damn, you are all so naive!!!
Sounds like something out of "Rise of the Dragon", and old PC game back in the mid to late 80s.
Either way, the situation sucks.
Better get used to it cupcake. The BRIC nations have a taste of western prosperity, and they want in on the action too. You think it's a warm party now... My advise to you and everyone on Slashdot. Warship the Sun and bask in its divine heat! Other then that, STFU about AGW because nothing is going to be done about it. And frankly, I don't give two shits either way. I have no dog in this fight.
If Dell falls, I would switch to HP or IBM. Despite Dell's consumer lowend budget PCs (Vostro, Inspiron, and Dimension series), their business and enterprise gear is good stuff for the money. Local support if you pay extra for it. That translate into less BS to get a part RMAed. HP will run you through the ringer after forcing you through the gauntlet of fire and damnation itself.
Obviously you are making vast assumptions of how it should work (and I would agree) vs how it does work. I dont think you even tried this youself. I have as my job requires remote IT assistance for end users. Bottom line; Microsoft fucked up big time on this! Even if you uncheck all options to provide the most responsiveness in a low bandwidth environment, it's a fundimentally flawed implementation.
The problem isn't the RDP protocol, it's that Windows8 was never designed to accessed remotely with any streaming video protocol because of lots of motion activity and hot points at the edge of the screen. At best, running RDP over a 100mb LAN may resolve the performance issue, but you will still be left with the aggravation of trying to activate the hot point remotely within another window.