You'd still want those. The plus side, you can turn them on and crank the low level sounds up, so you'll be able to hear more than your breathing when you're not firing.
The short of it is that there is evidence that they were soliciting "cyber attacks" as a service, which is a complete departure from what Security Firms up to this point do (protect from said attacks, etc). Defensive to offensive.
Gotta give them credit for the sound-in-vacuum bit. Both in it and the first one, the only sounds you heard came from/inside your suit, or transduced through the floor and boots (and sounded appropriate for all of this).
I've also noticed that the platters tend to be a bit thicker too, meaning they flex less to begin with. The armatures are also shorter because of the platter size, and seem to be designed to not flex as much either. The whole thing's been engineered for the purpose... imagine that!
Unless you have some kind of training, you should NEVER attempt to move an accident victim unless they are at risk already (ie the car is burning, or fuel is pooling). There's a reason paramedics are so careful with their neck/spine as they move them, and put braces on ASAP regardless of how minor it appears to be. The next time you have the chance, ask a paramedic about this.
DISCLAIMER: I have responded to several accidents that I have witnessed. My actions were limited to keeping other people from fucking it up, calling 911, keeping the victims focused on myself etc.
Note that this shouldn't stop you from putting pressure on wounds etc - just don't be trying to pull people from wrecks unless you HAVE to do so.
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You'd still want those. The plus side, you can turn them on and crank the low level sounds up, so you'll be able to hear more than your breathing when you're not firing.
Unless you've lived in a bubble your whole life, you're probably going to be OK...
I've got a pair of Peltor Tactical Sports. I use them while at the shooting range, but they're a godsend in the DC as well!
The mask of anonymity is merely a catalyst, encouraging those who use it to do things they would not ordinarily do.
This is hardly new. We've known about this for... oh at least all of written history.
I found this, which was nicely informative:
http://dagblog.com/reader-blogs/hb-gary-federal-anonymous-and-wikileaks-8912
The short of it is that there is evidence that they were soliciting "cyber attacks" as a service, which is a complete departure from what Security Firms up to this point do (protect from said attacks, etc). Defensive to offensive.
Yes. What's the connection? That's the question.
We are aware that HBGary did something to piss off Anonymous - which in fact tells us precisely nothing.
A little context would be nice.
I have myself a Das Keyboard. It was a bit pricy, but it's all Model M without the 10-pound push. The keys are light and very crisp.
The sound can be irritating, but to be honest I'm so used to it that it just feels right.
I'd take a Japanese battery cell over Chinese any day.
.. or a new one. Or a distracted one.
You seem to forget that the judge is the decision maker, and the judge is a person.
Whether or not he chose to acknowledge it as the source of his decision has no bearing on what was actually the deciding factor.
Come on, man. Judges aren't fucking machines. They are people, and they want to keep their jobs/reputations.
Hey you, don't bring your logic here! We don't like logic 'round these parts.
The judge's statements are carefully worded to maximize ass-covering.
It could have played a HUGE factor in his decision. Why would he admit that, and open a very nasty can of worms that he would then have to deal with?
Don't forget - it was hardly the only thing influencing his decision.
What a coincidence! Squeeze just recently released, and is a lot more "modern" than the previous release.
Sounds like a good time to install Debian.
This just in: 98% of blogs are pointless!
But decompression is still not a fun thing for the crew or passengers.
There's a reason they pressurize them. Namely that it's loud, unpleasant, and impossible to fly at altitude for any reasonable length of time.
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Insert your foot into your mouth.
Granted, I think it's much more likely that you're correct :)
Gotta give them credit for the sound-in-vacuum bit. Both in it and the first one, the only sounds you heard came from/inside your suit, or transduced through the floor and boots (and sounded appropriate for all of this).
er... oil. Not toil. Hurrr
I'm fairly certain that you don't need toil to work with iron, steel, or aluminum.
Rubber, on the other hand... (but there are other materials that would work (poorly... but work))
Perhaps not, but they are likely a segment of the "pool" that is assigned to Verizon and Comcast.
I've also noticed that the platters tend to be a bit thicker too, meaning they flex less to begin with. The armatures are also shorter because of the platter size, and seem to be designed to not flex as much either. The whole thing's been engineered for the purpose... imagine that!
Most notebooks use drives designed for notebooks. Drives that have shorter, more rigid platters, shorter armatures etc...
Not to mention how cutting said access would turn the IT department into a time capsule.
Hope you never run into any novel problems!
Because, to them, there is no difference between science and magic...
If it is, it's a stupid law.
Unless you have some kind of training, you should NEVER attempt to move an accident victim unless they are at risk already (ie the car is burning, or fuel is pooling). There's a reason paramedics are so careful with their neck/spine as they move them, and put braces on ASAP regardless of how minor it appears to be. The next time you have the chance, ask a paramedic about this.
DISCLAIMER: I have responded to several accidents that I have witnessed. My actions were limited to keeping other people from fucking it up, calling 911, keeping the victims focused on myself etc.
Note that this shouldn't stop you from putting pressure on wounds etc - just don't be trying to pull people from wrecks unless you HAVE to do so.