Can you share what tools / scripts / arguments you use for this?
I've not found any way to do it without a massive headache. These days I just DeCSS and keep the otherwise pristine ISO file around (I don't do blu-ray, mostly because drives are too expensive for my taste)
Safety mechanisms cannot magically impart energy into the craft. Nor should they take automatic corrective action, because what if the sensors are wrong?
The EGPWS aims straight down, doesn't it? Wouldn't a nose-dive exaggerate any sensed altitude? complicate this further if it's a downslope towards the rear or the craft (the radar would be shooting down the hill)
Last I had to play with it ('cause something moved and broke stuff in... i think 2.6.32?) there was a lot of kernel-specific stuff in those open-vm-tools. Porting that away from Linux would be quite a chore!
No idea if someone's done it. If so, kudos to them!
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Can you share what tools / scripts / arguments you use for this?
I've not found any way to do it without a massive headache. These days I just DeCSS and keep the otherwise pristine ISO file around (I don't do blu-ray, mostly because drives are too expensive for my taste)
Groping.
Cancer can kill you. Your personal space being violated can not.
Apparently you only looked at my first sentence and jumped to reply. Go back and read my whole post, please.
Kevin Mitnick might disagree. Replace curiosity with malice... the techniques still work.
No it's not. It just has political ramifications.
Seems I'm the only person I know who actually uses an alarm clock to wake up with. Everyone these days seems to be using their cell phones.
Probably fans of slapstick of schadenfreude.
... but there is reason. There has been reasons in the past. It's just that nobody wants to tell NK "Fine, that's it, you want to play, lets play."
There is a technical solution.
North Korea needs a good regular peppering with anti-radiation munitions it seems.
Wow. Fail.
"Heh, we already have missles for that. Just have to work the same idea into a bigger payload :P"
Heh, we . Just have to work the same idea into a bigger payload :P
Safety mechanisms cannot magically impart energy into the craft. Nor should they take automatic corrective action, because what if the sensors are wrong?
Reword it to 37 passengers (mostly representatives from future clients, and journalists).
Please tell me you don't actually think the people in charge were on board?
The EGPWS aims straight down, doesn't it? Wouldn't a nose-dive exaggerate any sensed altitude? complicate this further if it's a downslope towards the rear or the craft (the radar would be shooting down the hill)
So, by that same logic we should never have left the ground.
Yea, it's the firing electronics (not necessarily the plugs) or the fuel injection. That's not multimode though, just vanilla RFI.
I approve of your signature :)
Another one I'm fond of:
"Understanding the scope of the problem is the first step on the path to true panic."
Last I had to play with it ('cause something moved and broke stuff in... i think 2.6.32?) there was a lot of kernel-specific stuff in those open-vm-tools. Porting that away from Linux would be quite a chore!
No idea if someone's done it. If so, kudos to them!
The most annoying thing is, there's this ONE app that I want. Which means I can't just disable them.
Go figure, there's not a whitelist option. You can only block ALL apps, or specific ones.
I've started reporting every "activity report" an app puts up from other people as spam. I'm hoping other people will do so as well.
I think you mean lead painted with something else toxic to make it shiny?
If a poor fool perishes in a flame war, does anyone hear the scream?
You don't seem to realize that one is a subset of the other.
They still could be wasting billions!
Panic!
Because either the world is ending, or there is going to be a massive flamewar. Decide which one you want to panic over.
Hell, you even email the guy and the issue doesn't get fixed.
I certainly hope they don't pay him.