These were designed to look down. Of course they have something better now. If you don't think they can't read the headlines on your newspapers from space you're mistaken.
I don't see anything wrong with this. When you have other superpowers threatening to glass your country, seeing where they are putting those munitions and such is mandatory.
The world is not a utopia. We need espionage, if only to try to see it coming.
I've got W7 on my first disk, linux on the second. Bootloaders are in their respective MBRs.
I have W7's BCD bootloading a 'grub for windows' if desired, which has a single item in it which chainloads the MBR on the second disk. Windows gets it's playpen, Linux gets it's, and there's no fighting.
Used to be I'd just install grub on the first disk MBR, but W7 SP1 wouldn't install because it failed to update the BCD or some silly nonsense like that. Took a reinstall to fix, all the twiddling in the world with the bcd and bootloader wouldn't 'fix' it.
Well, I'd say your test system isn't going to have the load of the production system. You could very well get away with cheap hardware on that side. After all, if your test system breaks it doesn't really hurt anything.
As you say, if you go this route you have to make sure it's done right. You have to verify the mirroring is actually working.
i'm picturing a bunch of tiny cups or pins on a spring, and a clasp that pushes the CPU down on it. Depending on if you get a BGA or just some pads on the CPU.
So... have you not ever seen the CPUs that just have pads on them, and the socket itself is like a bed of nails? Pinless CPU... I don't see what's weird about that. You could even design a socket to mate with a CPU intended to be BGA soldered.
Or trust "third-party" certs for actual MITM attacks. It's a bad idea. I'll admit they are trying to solve a legitimate problem, but the way they are doing it is wrong and dangerous.
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What about a kind of beacon or reflector that could be issued to drivers?
Left-turns should always be yields, not stops, when through-traffic has a green.
Fucking bastards. Not a car in sight but you aren't going anywhere!
This is why laser weapons would be so nice to have.
Point and zap. Minimal collateral.
There's nothing wrong with Islam itself. The problem is jackasses trying to push Shariah or Islamic Law on others.
You make laws with morality, not morality with laws.
It's not DR705's fault JTAC is a dickbag.
"War is not nice."
Period. Dancing around the particulars doesn't change this fact.
These were designed to look down. Of course they have something better now. If you don't think they can't read the headlines on your newspapers from space you're mistaken.
I don't see anything wrong with this. When you have other superpowers threatening to glass your country, seeing where they are putting those munitions and such is mandatory.
The world is not a utopia. We need espionage, if only to try to see it coming.
Hey! Let the Guru meditate in peace.
Tense mismatch was my point, not conjugation.
verb tense, do you have it?
I've got W7 on my first disk, linux on the second. Bootloaders are in their respective MBRs.
I have W7's BCD bootloading a 'grub for windows' if desired, which has a single item in it which chainloads the MBR on the second disk. Windows gets it's playpen, Linux gets it's, and there's no fighting.
Used to be I'd just install grub on the first disk MBR, but W7 SP1 wouldn't install because it failed to update the BCD or some silly nonsense like that. Took a reinstall to fix, all the twiddling in the world with the bcd and bootloader wouldn't 'fix' it.
Solder wick? Not exactly user friendly... but not the end of the world if you've need of it.
Never seen whats under the little balls on a BGA, but there must be pads for that BGA solder to bond to under there...
Couldn't one just remove the BGA with a solder-wick or such and end up with just tinned pads on the underside of the CPU?
Well, I'd say your test system isn't going to have the load of the production system. You could very well get away with cheap hardware on that side. After all, if your test system breaks it doesn't really hurt anything.
As you say, if you go this route you have to make sure it's done right. You have to verify the mirroring is actually working.
i'm picturing a bunch of tiny cups or pins on a spring, and a clasp that pushes the CPU down on it. Depending on if you get a BGA or just some pads on the CPU.
1. Good luck doing that with a BGA
2. I'm confused as to how AC expects to hand-solder a BGA
So... have you not ever seen the CPUs that just have pads on them, and the socket itself is like a bed of nails? Pinless CPU... I don't see what's weird about that. You could even design a socket to mate with a CPU intended to be BGA soldered.
Erm, am I missing something? I've seen plenty of CPUs that just had pads on them. The socket had the pins - the clasp pushed the CPU down onto them.
No pins, and still user-replacable.
Why would you ever want to run testing on production equipment? Mirror production, and test in test.
If you want to test on production anyways you'll find that a silly mistake can result in disaster.
I think we should all start setting fire to billboards and bombing advertising agencies.
Then when they have the gall to point fingers at adblockers as damaging we can point the finger right back at something that is actually damaging.
Or trust "third-party" certs for actual MITM attacks. It's a bad idea. I'll admit they are trying to solve a legitimate problem, but the way they are doing it is wrong and dangerous.
That's a nice way to MITM yourself...
The moment they go through that bother I will stop going there for content.
Currently: fucks the advertisers and those who depend on them
What you propose: fucks everyone except me
Go ahead. Pull that trigger.
I'm confused how a sheath of foil causes any kind of damage?
You forgot your image link!