As of yet, I have not found where Anonymous has posted ALL their private and public communications.
Maybe they've posted it on WikiLeaks and that's the reason they're trying so hard to restore availability.
I mean, if Anonymous is requiring complete transparency of the U.S. government, they've lead by example by becoming completely transparent themselves...right?
Don't go changing it yet. The Russians may want something too similar to it like a capitol R with two lines through the top. But, since the Russians and the Indians are close allies the Russians may let them have it.
This structure complies with part ## of the FCC Rules. Occupancy is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This structure may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this structure must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
BTW, Popular Science did a review on a new wallpaper that was comprised of Kevlar strands to help withstand explosions and such. They tested a brick wall with this stuff on one side and hit it on the other with a wrecking ball. The wall survived. Now if they can just add copper strands to the weave so that it can be a Faraday cage as well.
I'm currently using an IronKey with it's built in password manager. It's a USB key with an encryption chip built in with the memory chip, epoxied together and encased in stainless steel.
Actually, radtea is wrong and Anonymous Coward is correct.
"In our hybrid motor we use Nitrous Oxide (N2O or laughing gas) as an oxidizer and hydroxy-terminated polybutadiene (HTPB or rubber) as the fuel."
-- scaled.com
How much sensitive information was leaked via POTS, Cellular and the USPS? Should those be banned/content-regulated too? I don't see Congress going after these carriers/entities.
Xybernaut did this back in the 90s with a monocle hud, voice recognition, and a wearable cpu. It was underpowered, but saw some demand in the manufacturing and maintenance fields. I always thought it was a good idea and hoped it would go mainstream. Sony even threatened to make a 'ComputeMan' with the tech. I would have to agree that there's not enough demand and or it's too geeky.
Hardware partners smacks too much of our (US) current cell phone situation. If you want the coolest hardware you have to go with this carrier. If you want the best service you have to go with substandard phones on another carrier.
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So, are you saying I should change the password on my router?
As of yet, I have not found where Anonymous has posted ALL their private and public communications.
Maybe they've posted it on WikiLeaks and that's the reason they're trying so hard to restore availability.
I mean, if Anonymous is requiring complete transparency of the U.S. government, they've lead by example by becoming completely transparent themselves...right?
I find your obvious defense of false advertising and dishonesty as ludicrous. You should be modded -1 troll.
Let's all call the FBI and ask if this thingamadgig or that thingamabob on our autos is the FBI's device.
A staff photographer at Popular Science is building a green home. http://www.popsci.com/category/tags/green-dream
Don't go changing it yet. The Russians may want something too similar to it like a capitol R with two lines through the top. But, since the Russians and the Indians are close allies the Russians may let them have it.
No problem was ever solved until it actually was.
Does it blend?
This structure complies with part ## of the FCC Rules. Occupancy is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This structure may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this structure must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. BTW, Popular Science did a review on a new wallpaper that was comprised of Kevlar strands to help withstand explosions and such. They tested a brick wall with this stuff on one side and hit it on the other with a wrecking ball. The wall survived. Now if they can just add copper strands to the weave so that it can be a Faraday cage as well.
I'm currently using an IronKey with it's built in password manager. It's a USB key with an encryption chip built in with the memory chip, epoxied together and encased in stainless steel.
Actually, radtea is wrong and Anonymous Coward is correct.
"In our hybrid motor we use Nitrous Oxide (N2O or laughing gas) as an oxidizer and hydroxy-terminated polybutadiene (HTPB or rubber) as the fuel."
-- scaled.com
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"Maybe I should provide a clever tagline"
How much sensitive information was leaked via POTS, Cellular and the USPS? Should those be banned/content-regulated too? I don't see Congress going after these carriers/entities.
Xybernaut did this back in the 90s with a monocle hud, voice recognition, and a wearable cpu. It was underpowered, but saw some demand in the manufacturing and maintenance fields. I always thought it was a good idea and hoped it would go mainstream. Sony even threatened to make a 'ComputeMan' with the tech. I would have to agree that there's not enough demand and or it's too geeky.
Hardware partners smacks too much of our (US) current cell phone situation. If you want the coolest hardware you have to go with this carrier. If you want the best service you have to go with substandard phones on another carrier.
...without the $6,000,000,000.00 that Microsoft spends on R&D annually.