Is the human eye even capable of perceiving the difference between 1080p and 4k on a desktop/laptop monitor? Absolutely.
I realise some people are silly enough to output their PC signal to their TVs instead of getting a dedicated box, but surely they are in the minority Of my world view of people I know in real life and people I know online, a majority do just that
The DRM involved in this is absolutely despicable Sure it is. But it is probably a necessary caveat in contract negotiation for netflix to be allowed to stream it
"Lol". So your consumer grade router will work on a whitelist only basis, and intelligently whitelist wherever you would be connecting from when connecting to your IoT crap, while filtering malicious devices from the same location? Please.
If someone can access a device to which it can use port knocking, you already failed. Communication should only be done on the local network. If you wish to interface with it, set up a VPN tunnel to the local network
This is bullshit and I will tell you why. Most of this crap communicates over port 80. Block port 80 and you block it all. Keep it open and it is just as exploitable as it ever was. You would need something that could inspect the contents of the traffic. However, if it can inspect the contents of the traffic, you have already failed. All communications should be done over an encrypted connection.
Rather than litigation, start labeling sellers as counterfeiters right there on their amazon listing. Add a sort/filter feature to eliminate aggregating them or shuffle the listings to the bottom
The MP3 format that we know today came to light in 1995 with the finalization of MPEG-2 layer 3. AS for actual implementation, the first reference implementation was at the end of 1994, and the first player somewhere in 1995.
No, the point is, there is nothing legitimate about these websites, so there is absolutely no reason to allow anything on my network to connect to them at anytime, whether accidental or otherwise
Google searching for at least these domains only brings up this post and a reddit post with the same 36 domains: https://www.reddit.com/r/polit...
Buzzfeed said "Over the past year, the Macedonian town of Veles (population 45,000) has experienced a digital gold rush as locals launched at least 140 US politics websites" and "BuzzFeed News also identified another 40 US politics domains registered by people in Veles that are no longer active"
Slashdot Mirror
Quality is subjective. You can't honestly insist there be some judgemental body that eats money deciding if something is "of the same quality"
I call absolute bullshit
Is the human eye even capable of perceiving the difference between 1080p and 4k on a desktop/laptop monitor?
Absolutely.
I realise some people are silly enough to output their PC signal to their TVs instead of getting a dedicated box, but surely they are in the minority
Of my world view of people I know in real life and people I know online, a majority do just that
The DRM involved in this is absolutely despicable
Sure it is. But it is probably a necessary caveat in contract negotiation for netflix to be allowed to stream it
"Lol". So your consumer grade router will work on a whitelist only basis, and intelligently whitelist wherever you would be connecting from when connecting to your IoT crap, while filtering malicious devices from the same location? Please.
If someone can access a device to which it can use port knocking, you already failed. Communication should only be done on the local network. If you wish to interface with it, set up a VPN tunnel to the local network
This is bullshit and I will tell you why. Most of this crap communicates over port 80. Block port 80 and you block it all. Keep it open and it is just as exploitable as it ever was. You would need something that could inspect the contents of the traffic. However, if it can inspect the contents of the traffic, you have already failed. All communications should be done over an encrypted connection.
Ginsu is for sawing, not chopping
http://www.mainsoft.com/conten...
Rather than litigation, start labeling sellers as counterfeiters right there on their amazon listing. Add a sort/filter feature to eliminate aggregating them or shuffle the listings to the bottom
I use it. I like it.
UltraHaptics:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haptic_technology#Ultrahaptics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QkbVr4J7CM
http://www.ultrahaptics.com/
MP3's started out as MPEG1 Layer 3. When the MPEG2 Layer 3 spec was finalized, there was some stuff that made it back into the MPEG1 Layer 3 spec.
s/the first reference implementation was at the end of 1994/the first encoder reference implementation was at the end of 1994
The MP3 format that we know today came to light in 1995 with the finalization of MPEG-2 layer 3. AS for actual implementation, the first reference implementation was at the end of 1994, and the first player somewhere in 1995.
No, the point is, there is nothing legitimate about these websites, so there is absolutely no reason to allow anything on my network to connect to them at anytime, whether accidental or otherwise
So an AC posted above 36 Domains: https://politics.slashdot.org/...
365lifetimenews.co.uk, allforusa.com, americafans.com, angryamericanpatriots.com, berniemyhero.com, bigbluedimension.com, bigbluevision.com, bigbluevision.org, bluevisionnews.com, bvanews.com, christiantimesnewspaper.com, conservativestate.com, daily-politics.com, hardnfasttruth.com, globalnews4u.com, helping-mothers.com, magseriesusa.com, newscenterusa.com, openmedianews.com, press24.us, politicsbreaking.com, politicsintheusa.com, politicsinusa.com, spinzon.com, theamericanrevenant.com, usconservativetoday.com, usadailyinfo.com, usafreshnews.us, usalibertynews.com, usanewsflash.com, usanewslive365.com, usapoliticsnow.com, usapoliticstoday.com, usapowernews.com, usatodaypolitics.com, worldpoliticus.com
Google searching for at least these domains only brings up this post and a reddit post with the same 36 domains: https://www.reddit.com/r/polit...
Buzzfeed said "Over the past year, the Macedonian town of Veles (population 45,000) has experienced a digital gold rush as locals launched at least 140 US politics websites" and "BuzzFeed News also identified another 40 US politics domains registered by people in Veles that are no longer active"
But the list seems nowhere to be found.
Is there a list of these domains that I am not seeing? I'll happily just block all of them.
How is this not wiretapping... especially illegal wiretapping in a messload of states?
Wikipedia deletes shit they deem "no one cares about"
Things simply use less power these days. Long gone are the times you needed 2x D batteries to power a flashlight.
from multiple trusted key servers hashed together
If you are relying on trust for encryption, then you simply can never trust it
Do you ever wonder what the world will look like when everyone has their own personal quantum computer?
It will happen around the same time I can run an economical fusion reactor
You were eaten by a grue
Cygwin's X server actually works
The root cause could be it is bad by design