It would be interesting to have a PCIe card that would be able to just do it all in hardware...good as a P4 may be for video encoding, I doubt it would be able to touch an ASIC.
Look at the amd and intel benchmarks for video. Intel always wins because their clockspeed is faster
Actually, IIRC, it is because video encoding software can use intel SSE2 instructions to gain performance, not because of the higher clock speed.
PPC has a better architecture, and the P4 has such an insanely long pipeline that if the branch predictor make a mistake then you take a big performance hit reloading all 30 stages.
No, the social engineering attack only makes the man-in-the-middle attack more feasible. It means I (the attacker) now has a valid cert in the name of the bank.
As much as we hate them, EULAs are necessary. EULAs also include things like your distribution rights, and (I assume) that you can't hack.
'cos we all know how fucking annoying those hackers are;)
Doesn't matter...I've only come across one since I started playing CS:S...and I awped him...that reminds me: LENT, if you are out there, please report to your nearest execution center;)
Another possibility is to spoof the email's from address, set a local DNS record to redirect the password-reset locally, and just get the user to give a probable password.
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Unfortunately, your slave computer would need software to make it act like a hard disk, and while I'm sure such a thing exists, I don't know where..
Make a ramdisk under linux, share it using Samba/NFS, and connect the two computers together using gig ethernet.
Get your carpal tunnel treated!
You really don't want to damage your wrists. if you are a programmer.
Could you be more specific about how alsa was a pain in the ass? My setup was fairly painless...
I haven't tried it, but I would assume that it looks for a "magic number" in the video input, not unlike file does.
It would be interesting to have a PCIe card that would be able to just do it all in hardware...good as a P4 may be for video encoding, I doubt it would be able to touch an ASIC.
Look at the amd and intel benchmarks for video. Intel always wins because their clockspeed is faster
Actually, IIRC, it is because video encoding software can use intel SSE2 instructions to gain performance, not because of the higher clock speed.
PPC has a better architecture, and the P4 has such an insanely long pipeline that if the branch predictor make a mistake then you take a big performance hit reloading all 30 stages.
Probably test points for burning/debugging the firmware.
OSX kicks any desktop environment's ass, that is to be expected.
And remember, when you make something more useable (which to be honest I think current WMs already are) you have to take away something else.
Easy, featureful, secure. Pick any 2.
There are plenty of usable window managers/desktop environments for UNIX.
BSD probably wouldn't exist if not for linux (correct me if I'm wrong but it uses the linux kernel right?)
Umm...no. BSD was first released in '77. About 15 *YEARS* before Linux.
Ok then...what about the FSF? And the BSD folks who wrote the other set of base tools.
Linus Torvalds would be enough...he has the copyrights.
'course then BSD would just take over.
Just remember: It's not P2P, it's distributed client-server!
Bill Gates was able to learn C? ;)
Because the number of Universes with intelligent life is extremely small compared to the number of universes that actually have no life at all
I was under the impression that there were an infinte number of universes, so there would be an infinte number of both.
Perhaps having some recourse against the little fuckers in CS who feel the need to cheat all the time?
Quite a few would log in because they have a certificate signed by Verisign/Thawte/whoever saying that it is their bank.
That then allows vote-buying
I didn't say I like them as they are, but they are necessary, at least in some form.
No, the social engineering attack only makes the man-in-the-middle attack more feasible. It means I (the attacker) now has a valid cert in the name of the bank.
Setup a fake DNS, and I'm in.
As much as we hate them, EULAs are necessary. EULAs also include things like your distribution rights, and (I assume) that you can't hack.
;)
;)
'cos we all know how fucking annoying those hackers are
Doesn't matter...I've only come across one since I started playing CS:S...and I awped him...that reminds me: LENT, if you are out there, please report to your nearest execution center
But how is it different to using a full-blown reciever, which re-encodes the data and re-transmits it?
Because no-one has ever managed to get legit certificates in the name of a major company? Right?!
Another possibility is to spoof the email's from address, set a local DNS record to redirect the password-reset locally, and just get the user to give a probable password.
If you check carefully, you'll find out that your password has been sniffed, your box 0wn3d, and you have actually been connecting to 127.0.0.1 ;)