Near field communication maybe, or wifi. Or maybe your command for your sony TV goes to sony.com who relay it to your TV if they approve of your viewing choices.
Its lawful because they can go to the parliament to get the power to do it. It can be discreet and efficient because they can set themselves up to do it properly. Follow all the people who live in the house. Employ lock experts. Buy vehicles and brand themselves as electricians, whatever. Just walk in and do the job.
Most likely they will instrument your operating system or hardware in your absence so look at ways to keep it secure while you are away, or keep it with you at all times. Remember that they could log keystrokes with a simple device inserted into your machine.
Along the lines of Siri but self contained. It would understand stuff like controlling the TV and the home security system. My mother could really use something like that and it doesn't have to be dumb either. You should be able to give it complex instructions in English and yeah it would be helpful if it could read lips.
So what is a handset? How about a tablet running android? What if you attach a keyboard to it? Or a laptop running android? Seems a bit dumb to rule that out.
How to kill a web site: piss off your users. Sites are a dime a dozen, eyeballs are precious.
Yeah this is why I can't believe Bruce Perens killed off technocrat.net. It had a great bunch of users and if I had been thinking ahead I would have created a subreddit to move them on to.
The smartcard tickets in Melbourne are difficult to get without a credit card. Police have an interface to track movement of individuals through the public transport system using identity information from the credit card purchases. Personally I paid for my ticket with cash but most people won't.
K5 had a pretty good moderation system as well. Part of the problem may be that K5 had a notoriously high signal to noise ratio, compared to slashdot. Posting was slow and the site aimed for the high end of the market so to speak. As a result it had few members and when people started to leave it changed quickly.
Slashdot Mirror
But not Basic?
You might need to whip up a Visual Basic GUI one day...
Congratulations Mr AC. Due to your fanstastic karma score Thinkgeek have given you a brand new Das keyboard for your ongoing posting convenience.
Near field communication maybe, or wifi. Or maybe your command for your sony TV goes to sony.com who relay it to your TV if they approve of your viewing choices.
Yeah because we elected him.
Its lawful because they can go to the parliament to get the power to do it. It can be discreet and efficient because they can set themselves up to do it properly. Follow all the people who live in the house. Employ lock experts. Buy vehicles and brand themselves as electricians, whatever. Just walk in and do the job.
"I'd worry about a Tempest virus that polled a personal computer's CD-ROM drive to pulse the motor as a signalling method:
Why bother when it could use a small cellular modem?
I assure you they do. The official cracking industry employs a few very smart computer security people.
Sure. Break in to the guys house to install your logger, with a cellular network connection. ASIO can break into houses easily enough.
Its partly because of our close relationship with the US. We have to keep track of terrorists living in Australia, and possibly migrating here.
Key logger
Most likely they will instrument your operating system or hardware in your absence so look at ways to keep it secure while you are away, or keep it with you at all times. Remember that they could log keystrokes with a simple device inserted into your machine.
Its android, probably the same UI as my LG phone.
Along the lines of Siri but self contained. It would understand stuff like controlling the TV and the home security system. My mother could really use something like that and it doesn't have to be dumb either. You should be able to give it complex instructions in English and yeah it would be helpful if it could read lips.
Helium 3 lube is the best.
Blade runner was much better than the source material.
Robot silo? Just switch them.
My car spends 99% of its time parked at home going nowhere so lets design a car to do that.
So what is a handset? How about a tablet running android? What if you attach a keyboard to it? Or a laptop running android? Seems a bit dumb to rule that out.
How to kill a web site: piss off your users. Sites are a dime a dozen, eyeballs are precious.
Yeah this is why I can't believe Bruce Perens killed off technocrat.net. It had a great bunch of users and if I had been thinking ahead I would have created a subreddit to move them on to.
The smartcard and gates cannot come soon enough.
The smartcard tickets in Melbourne are difficult to get without a credit card. Police have an interface to track movement of individuals through the public transport system using identity information from the credit card purchases. Personally I paid for my ticket with cash but most people won't.
Loyalty oaths should be required throughout the day. You should have to sign one to go to the shops or eat at a restaurant.
K5 had a pretty good moderation system as well. Part of the problem may be that K5 had a notoriously high signal to noise ratio, compared to slashdot. Posting was slow and the site aimed for the high end of the market so to speak. As a result it had few members and when people started to leave it changed quickly.
As long as you don't need facebook to get a job
But what if this happens on LinkedIn?
Oh thats what that little kerfuffle was all about!
Don't they have an LED count down timer and beep every second?