Extended battery, extended storage, -large- antenna (hard to pick up a GPS with all that aluminum around you otherwise), as well as toughening. Try using your tomtom without a clear view to the sky - it doesn't work very well!
We'll get our own private internet to use our OSS in. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would do what they could to put an "alternate" backbone in alongside the Microshit one (at it's expense, of course)
My impression was something more along the lines of booting into safe mode and removing a worm (that was otherwise non-destructive - like that one that caused RPC to die a while back?).
I've had to do that once. Nobody had a fix out yet, and I managed to nail the thing into place long enough to kill it from a foreign system. It was a learning experience:)
I don't know about you, but I find I really appreciate the wider screen when I have wide format text to review (tabular data, long lines of code, etc).
Both my KDE box and my Windows 7 box have a nifty feature.
If I drag a window to the side of the screen, it "maximizes" to fit that half of the screen.
A quick drag and I get another window on the opposite side of the screen. Need to maximize one? Drag the window titlebar a whole 5 px to the top of the screen and it maximises. Double click the titlebar and it reverts back.
What OS are you talking about? Admittedly I don't know much about how Mac works, if that's the one (but from your tone I didn't catch this impression).
I can't stand a rotated screen. There's something about the mask or dotpitch that makes me able to see some structures in the display that you can't see normally. Drives me insane.
... except one of the first things they do is mirror the system, and never work with the original unless ABSOLUTELY necessary. This is done for exactly this reason, among others.
How do they know how frequent he accesses it? Perhaps it was a one time thing. Use a 50 char passhprase once and the chances of forgetting it are higher than the chances of NOT forgetting it... unless you're a savant or something!
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It doesn't mean it was HIS .38 firing. That's hardly an uncommon caliber.
Extended battery, extended storage, -large- antenna (hard to pick up a GPS with all that aluminum around you otherwise), as well as toughening. Try using your tomtom without a clear view to the sky - it doesn't work very well!
... and you can make one for between $30 to $50.
... and how about they kiss his ass, seeing as they left their property inside his for surveillance?
He's got every right (IMO) to do what he damn well pleased with it.
I'm guessing you didn't catch my (intended) tone. I share your opinion in truth.
All of the above? (at the same time?)
You assume I'm talking about the bullet. I was referring to the powder :)
40 grains cures it just fine...
Oh no, something will change.
We'll get our own private internet to use our OSS in. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would do what they could to put an "alternate" backbone in alongside the Microshit one (at it's expense, of course)
Trusted Computing for the lose.
if this DOES happen, lets have a betting pool for how long it takes to fuck it HDCP-style
Perhaps it's MS that should be cordoned off from the net at large...
Oohh, doesn't sound like such a good idea now, does it MS?
My impression was something more along the lines of booting into safe mode and removing a worm (that was otherwise non-destructive - like that one that caused RPC to die a while back?).
I've had to do that once. Nobody had a fix out yet, and I managed to nail the thing into place long enough to kill it from a foreign system. It was a learning experience :)
... which is fine, because he's not teaching them how to write a virus, but how to recognize and respond to an infection!
Lots of words put down, when you didn't properly read the post. At least you noticed EICAR wasn't suitable :)
He's not asking how to teach them to write a virus...
Please (re?)read the post...
Er, did you even read the damn post?
Here, let me help you out with the first four fucking words:
Currently I am teaching...
Yea, er... did you miss the FIRST TWO FUCKING SENTENCES of the post?
Here, in case you really did:
Currently I am teaching a 101 class on computers. It is more of a demystifying the black box type of class.
I don't know about you, but I find I really appreciate the wider screen when I have wide format text to review (tabular data, long lines of code, etc).
Then I guess the solution is to stop buying cheap monitors covered in buzzwords.
I've had mine nearly 3 years and don't have so much as a dead pixel. (knock on wood)
4:3 vs 16:9 vs 8:5/16:10 - bleh.
I prefer 8:5 myself (eg 1680x1050)
That's odd, I much prefer 8:5 myself (16:10 if you want to be a punk).
1680x1050 is an example of this ratio. Seems a great compromise. I can't stand 16:9 myself - that starts to feel a bit too thin...
Both my KDE box and my Windows 7 box have a nifty feature.
If I drag a window to the side of the screen, it "maximizes" to fit that half of the screen.
A quick drag and I get another window on the opposite side of the screen. Need to maximize one? Drag the window titlebar a whole 5 px to the top of the screen and it maximises. Double click the titlebar and it reverts back.
What OS are you talking about? Admittedly I don't know much about how Mac works, if that's the one (but from your tone I didn't catch this impression).
I can't stand a rotated screen. There's something about the mask or dotpitch that makes me able to see some structures in the display that you can't see normally. Drives me insane.
Gotta love systems where "guilty until proven innocent" is valid.
Fucking child porn. Seems someone went and installed an SCRAM switch to our reasoning facilities.
... except one of the first things they do is mirror the system, and never work with the original unless ABSOLUTELY necessary. This is done for exactly this reason, among others.
How do they know how frequent he accesses it? Perhaps it was a one time thing. Use a 50 char passhprase once and the chances of forgetting it are higher than the chances of NOT forgetting it... unless you're a savant or something!