Put two LaZer X cards in your computer and the second one will simulate your own brain's state after a brief scan, and will play the game just as you would but without having to actually be near the PC.
They haven't admitted they had a backdoor. They've only admitted they had a 'management authentication issue'.
Just like many companies are coming under 'advanced persistent threat' attacks. They aren't filled with idiots who click Important Document.doc.exe from random emails. Course not! The attack has 'advanced' in the title!
Erm you do realise that this isn't actually a quality reduction?
If you read up on HEVC, you'll notice it's a completely separate codec to AVC that was designed specifically to hit 50% better (higher quality same bitrate or same quality at half bitrate). AVC was the benchmark codec that it was being compared to. So the BBC is just confirming that they hit that mark. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
To be fair, salted hashes provide no additional benefit if the password is 3 characters long. A brute force would still get them pretty much instantly.
That's your estimate. Historical fact shows that they would have surrendered to the Russians within the week. They were already in talks about the surrender with them.
That's why the bombs were dropped - so the Japanese would surrender to the US not to the Russians.
I do know the history - the nukes were dropped so the Japanese would surrender to the US instead of Russia who they had been in talks with about a surrender. http://www.globalresearch.ca/t...
I'm not saying the Japanese were a bunch of innocent guys, I'm saying the US response was completely disproportionate to any real or perceived threat.
And I note you didn't go near Iraq - that one is pretty clear cut as not having anything to do with 9/11 at all.
“History is written by the victors.” Walter Benjamin
The Japanese never had a nuke program, and the Nazi program was a VERY long way from ever producing a bomb. But there is entirely the possibility they would be less barbaric than the US if they had a bomb.
But those worse figures wouldn't be what VW advertised, they would be advertising the better 'regular' numbers. No point having a defeat device if if it makes you advertise worse numbers.
It likely does stop filming completely. They just don't add circuitry to remove power from the camera module. That costs money and wouldn't save an awful lot of power.
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Put two LaZer X cards in your computer and the second one will simulate your own brain's state after a brief scan, and will play the game just as you would but without having to actually be near the PC.
Err thats not quite how things work.....
They haven't admitted they had a backdoor.
They've only admitted they had a 'management authentication issue'.
Just like many companies are coming under 'advanced persistent threat' attacks.
They aren't filled with idiots who click Important Document.doc.exe from random emails. Course not!
The attack has 'advanced' in the title!
Erm you do realise that this isn't actually a quality reduction?
If you read up on HEVC, you'll notice it's a completely separate codec to AVC that was designed specifically to hit 50% better (higher quality same bitrate or same quality at half bitrate). AVC was the benchmark codec that it was being compared to.
So the BBC is just confirming that they hit that mark.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Hey at least the dolphin wasn't depressed when it died and could have lots of unprotected sex.
To be fair, salted hashes provide no additional benefit if the password is 3 characters long. A brute force would still get them pretty much instantly.
Actually one time pads ARE perfect encryption. Utterly flawless.
That's your estimate. Historical fact shows that they would have surrendered to the Russians within the week.
They were already in talks about the surrender with them.
That's why the bombs were dropped - so the Japanese would surrender to the US not to the Russians.
I do know the history - the nukes were dropped so the Japanese would surrender to the US instead of Russia who they had been in talks with about a surrender.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/t...
I'm not saying the Japanese were a bunch of innocent guys, I'm saying the US response was completely disproportionate to any real or perceived threat.
And I note you didn't go near Iraq - that one is pretty clear cut as not having anything to do with 9/11 at all.
“History is written by the victors.” Walter Benjamin
The Japanese never had a nuke program, and the Nazi program was a VERY long way from ever producing a bomb.
But there is entirely the possibility they would be less barbaric than the US if they had a bomb.
Dropping the only 2 nukes that have ever been used outside of tests because a military base got blown up? Yeah that sounds disproportionate to me.
Read the grandparent. It was talking about terrorism being a disproportionate response to the US bombing civilians.
The responses to 9/11 and Pearl Harbour were both disproportionate.
Following the US example, its entirely logical for the people getting bombed to want to become terrorists and bomb back.
Err 9/11? Pearl Harbour?
Oh wait because the military does it then it's all fine.
I'm not worried about cyber attacks against banks.
I'm worried about the fairly regular bank outages.
They haven't hit my bank yet, but with cost cutting I'm sure it will eventually.
That's difficult though. It's a lot easier to go to your lawyers and order them to make it go away.
Considering I'm not in the US, yeah I don't know car advertising law in the US.
The point was whether those numbers are from when the defeat device is active or not.
Not whether the numbers mean anything in reality.
My post was mostly a joke. :)
But those worse figures wouldn't be what VW advertised, they would be advertising the better 'regular' numbers.
No point having a defeat device if if it makes you advertise worse numbers.
It's good to see VW representatives surfing Slashdot to try and repair VW's shattered reputation. :)
My Nokia N85 (which still works) has a OLED screen.
In 2018 it will be 10 years old.
I think the parent meant the CVC / CSC / CVV / etc....
Likely not. The camera module is probably still sending image data and the SoC is just ignoring it.
That's simplest to implement.
It likely does stop filming completely. They just don't add circuitry to remove power from the camera module.
That costs money and wouldn't save an awful lot of power.
They found the unencrypted phone correct.
If it HAD been encrypted, France already has mandatory data retention so they'd just have to make a call or two once they knew the IMEI.
The phone being unencrypted just saves a few minutes since they used SMS.
I'd feel a lot better if most people on the roads DIDN'T have a wheel that would allow them to control a multi-ton vehicle at speed.
Wont fix - works as intended.
I think you bought their crap about it's for stopping terrorists.