There seems to be a "Omega" board that is already released by those guys. Supposedly available to buy at: https://onion.io/store
(slashdotted at the moment)
Yep - another S6A Knox user here. If i lose data connection for a bit, i feel-it as the phone heats up like mad while sucking the battery dry.
If i lose the data connection for too long, it will self-format (and destroy all the data/photos/application settings on the phone) And when the data connection is working fine, the fscking antivirus randomly kicks in and slows everything down. I had battery life varying from 3 full days to 3 hours. There's no way to get consistent functionality from a secured Samsung phone. While on iPhone everything works as it should.
Linux kernel on Android vs MACH Darwin microkernel on iOS.
We have zero tolerance for talking or cell phone use of any kind during movies, and we aren't afraid to kick anyone rude enough to start texting their friends during a show right out of the theater.
You just need to send a ping packet with "[CR][LF]+++ATH0[CR][LF]" as the payload and the poor modem users get disconnected unless they used "ATS2=127" in their init string and/or have disabled ICMP replies.
VideoCore4 cannot access more than 1Gb of RAM And on the RPi, VC4 acts like a Northbridge - the ARM cores will do all RAM and IO access trough the VC4. So unless Boradcom updates VideoCore with more address lines, All RPis will have max 1Gb or RAM.
100% of the people will get $2000 UBI every month from the budget. 77% are actually sending money to that budget (trough taxes, like income, medicaid & co)
If i'm part of that working 77% i will get my $2000 UBI each month but i will have to pay more than $2000 in taxes each month so everyone, working or not, can receive their UBI.
With UBI of $2000 per person, a family of 2 or more people can live just fine (for example in Texas). Thus a lot of those 77% working people will choose to live on UBI, further increasing the taxes on the remaining working ones.
If we're talking about a lower UBI value - like $200 a month - that sum is useless for someone having UBI as his sole income.
For Computers - OS X and Little Snitch https://www.obdev.at/products/... A bit costly but it does the job you want. Also, OS X being a UNIX machine, you can use your hosts file.
Little corruption in udev config files. Completely unbootable Debian 8 machine. No single/user, emergency mode. No way to get a meaningful error message during boot, so i had no idea where the error exactly is. Had to format & reinstall - way faster than booting from rescue disk and do syntax-checking for ALL config files by hand.
Very uncool. Where can we get a list of all the domains used by Wired to add them to our (and our friends) host file pointing to 127.0.0.1 so we can ensure we don't accidentally visit those sites?
Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback. Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback. Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback. Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback. Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback.
Here's one more time, in case you missed it:
Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback.
There seems to be a "Omega" board that is already released by those guys.
Supposedly available to buy at: https://onion.io/store
(slashdotted at the moment)
It's in the FAQ at the end of the kickstarter page
What SoC is used in the Omega2?
The SoC is the MediaTek MT7688K, and the datasheet is available here: https://labs.mediatek.com/file....
Yep - another S6A Knox user here.
If i lose data connection for a bit, i feel-it as the phone heats up like mad while sucking the battery dry.
If i lose the data connection for too long, it will self-format (and destroy all the data/photos/application settings on the phone)
And when the data connection is working fine, the fscking antivirus randomly kicks in and slows everything down. I had battery life varying from 3 full days to 3 hours.
There's no way to get consistent functionality from a secured Samsung phone. While on iPhone everything works as it should.
Linux kernel on Android vs MACH Darwin microkernel on iOS.
"Hack"
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
https://libreboot.org/faq/#int...
https://libreboot.org/faq/#amd
Both Intel and AMD had this for years - read above links ...
The body of the rocket, made of thin aluminium, empty of fuel, will crush like an empty soda can when the catch wires will snap.
They need a system with some long articulated arms ending in huge pillows to catch-it :)
They could ask the Tesla engineers who designed the articulated charging arm.
You actually cannot disable them on iOS 9 and newer.
That's the reason i still keep my parents and in-laws iPads still on iOS 8.
Quoting from: https://drafthouse.com/about
Actually, it worked.
You just need to send a ping packet with "[CR][LF]+++ATH0[CR][LF]" as the payload and the poor modem users get disconnected unless they used "ATS2=127" in their init string and/or have disabled ICMP replies.
Redmond, start your photocopiers.
Luxury room sizes - about the same as the size of a normal hotel room in central Paris or London.
Same here.
The "Continue and payment type" button does not work.
Already "Out of stock" on the WD website :(
Dear FBI,
You can ALREADY start downloading OS X & iOS source code from here:
http://opensource.apple.com/
VideoCore4 cannot access more than 1Gb of RAM
And on the RPi, VC4 acts like a Northbridge - the ARM cores will do all RAM and IO access trough the VC4.
So unless Boradcom updates VideoCore with more address lines, All RPis will have max 1Gb or RAM.
Also check the guy's business card.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
The card is measuring the real Einthoven Lead I ECG curve between the two hands - sampled at 50Hz.
100% of the people will get $2000 UBI every month from the budget.
77% are actually sending money to that budget (trough taxes, like income, medicaid & co)
If i'm part of that working 77% i will get my $2000 UBI each month but i will have to pay more than $2000 in taxes each month so everyone, working or not, can receive their UBI.
With UBI of $2000 per person, a family of 2 or more people can live just fine (for example in Texas). Thus a lot of those 77% working people will choose to live on UBI, further increasing the taxes on the remaining working ones.
If we're talking about a lower UBI value - like $200 a month - that sum is useless for someone having UBI as his sole income.
Does the study include some "middle-class" test subjects so see how well they do after paying higher taxes ?
For Computers - OS X and Little Snitch https://www.obdev.at/products/...
A bit costly but it does the job you want.
Also, OS X being a UNIX machine, you can use your hosts file.
First Post !
I'm able to post that fast 'cause i'm using a GPS-synced clock.
https://xkcd.com/221/
Little corruption in udev config files. Completely unbootable Debian 8 machine. No single/user, emergency mode. No way to get a meaningful error message during boot, so i had no idea where the error exactly is. Had to format & reinstall - way faster than booting from rescue disk and do syntax-checking for ALL config files by hand.
Very uncool.
Where can we get a list of all the domains used by Wired to add them to our (and our friends) host file pointing to 127.0.0.1 so we can ensure we don't accidentally visit those sites?
Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback. Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback. Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback. Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback. Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback.
Here's one more time, in case you missed it:
Following a ruling from a Virginia federal court that Cox is not protected by the safe-harbor provisions of the DMCA, the Internet provider must now deal with another setback.
Yes, the marketing campaign is flawless. My next car will be a Tesla, and my decision is based only on the articles published here on /.