Hmm. How would the solder bond to connections though? From what I'm getting from this, the solder (and just the solder) would heat up. Basically you'd get a blob of molten solder refusing to bond to anything because of surface tension?
(100% guaranteed cold solder joints, basically)
You could pre-tin the connections, but then wouldn't the solder just remelt (while the metal plating remains cold) and "ball" off?
Given that Flash was really Macromedia's baby, Adobe themselves don't really have anything to worry about. Adobe has it's whole media creation realm, which as far as I remember has always been their thing.
Serial, like I said, of not the various other protocols kitgerrits says parallel to me here. Did you even read my whole post? No, you didn't. Shut the fuck up.
USB-Serial is just about useless for _many_ things. It works for consumer shit, but you tend to have problems when you work away from consumer level cruft. The best part is there's no easy way to know if it works or not. Some times it sorta-works. Other times it just plain doesn't.
Note that in Assassin's creed, the game saves every time you do something important, and the smaller details of the world do not persist. The idea is your meta-gaming. You are playing a character who is in a machine "playing" his ancestor's memories.
This DRM sucks. But this particular combination of game, mechanics, and DRM has a chance of working.
... yea, because racial overtones are so much better than ideological ones. Joy. Why do these asshats find Open Source so undesirable? Are they still stuck on the hippie-factor?
Look at the third set of images. Had this bug not been present, they should have been nearly identical. As you can see, in my case, they are radically different.
As the text reads:
(dali picture) All four images in this page are the same one but your browser was instructed to scale it. The one below is scaled 1:2. On Opera and some versions of Internet Explorer it will show a gray rectangle. KDE Konqueror, Firefox and SeaMonkey will display it either pink or green or half-green, half-pink:
(smaller dali or grey box) (mine draws in grey, despite using Firefox)
Below it is scaled down 1:4. The right one is one pixel wider and higher than the left one. Some browsers display them quite differently:
Because it isn't a "computer" that controlls the parts of the cars. Each microcontroller has jobs it does. This is more efficient and "safe" than a single monolithic computer.
Note that ECU actually stands for Engine Control Unit. Looks similar to CPU, but it ain't.
Sadly, superfetch does more than just preload. it tracks usage and predicts what data will be requested at a given time. Yes... it knows you often load up Outlook at 9am on Monday, but at 10am on Friday.
... and do they make any claims against it either? I don't have one laying about to check, but another poster said it states the humidity must be non-condensing.
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Because stealing RSA/DSA SSH keys is so much more common than dictionary/brute attacks...
You have obviously never looked at fail2ban beyond a quick scan of a summary. IPTABLES doesn't analyze logfiles, douchbag.
"Paranoid freak helicopter soccer moms"
What, exactly, does "helicopter" mean here? I mean I get the rest... but that one is just way out there in left field.
Hmm. How would the solder bond to connections though? From what I'm getting from this, the solder (and just the solder) would heat up. Basically you'd get a blob of molten solder refusing to bond to anything because of surface tension?
(100% guaranteed cold solder joints, basically)
You could pre-tin the connections, but then wouldn't the solder just remelt (while the metal plating remains cold) and "ball" off?
You might be surprised. You may actually get a human to respond.
All it would take is one employee (who takes pride in his/her work) to release the "patch" itself, or the information required to do so.
Assuming Skid Row didn't do just that the hard way :)
Given that Flash was really Macromedia's baby, Adobe themselves don't really have anything to worry about. Adobe has it's whole media creation realm, which as far as I remember has always been their thing.
Serial, like I said, of not the various other protocols kitgerrits says parallel to me here. Did you even read my whole post? No, you didn't. Shut the fuck up.
Ahahahahaha!
USB-Serial is just about useless for _many_ things. It works for consumer shit, but you tend to have problems when you work away from consumer level cruft. The best part is there's no easy way to know if it works or not. Some times it sorta-works. Other times it just plain doesn't.
My phone (Palm Pre) can even pull bootloader code over USB, so even if the boot flash gets hosed, it can recover via USB.
Serial shouldn't be needed outside of microprocessor development these days... that it is is sad.
Sure, a board may cost $0.50 more to manufacture... yea, stop penny-fraction-pinching you bastards!
Note that in Assassin's creed, the game saves every time you do something important, and the smaller details of the world do not persist. The idea is your meta-gaming. You are playing a character who is in a machine "playing" his ancestor's memories.
This DRM sucks. But this particular combination of game, mechanics, and DRM has a chance of working.
Two nines? What, 9.9% ?
Even a monkey could manage that.
I much prefer the moniker "NoDaddy"
That's probably what the "and the rest being transferred" part is about...
... arrest all the useful geeks and watch it all come down...
... yea, because racial overtones are so much better than ideological ones. Joy. Why do these asshats find Open Source so undesirable? Are they still stuck on the hippie-factor?
Here:
http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/2586/scalerbug.png
Look at the third set of images. Had this bug not been present, they should have been nearly identical. As you can see, in my case, they are radically different.
As the text reads:
(dali picture)
All four images in this page are the same one but your browser was instructed to scale it. The one below is scaled 1:2. On Opera and some versions of Internet Explorer it will show a gray rectangle. KDE Konqueror, Firefox and SeaMonkey will display it either pink or green or half-green, half-pink:
(smaller dali or grey box)
(mine draws in grey, despite using Firefox)
Below it is scaled down 1:4. The right one is one pixel wider and higher than the left one. Some browsers display them quite differently:
(two images, differing if you have the bug)
Yes, excepting that this issue is talking about the bug in image editors.
Because it isn't a "computer" that controlls the parts of the cars. Each microcontroller has jobs it does. This is more efficient and "safe" than a single monolithic computer.
Note that ECU actually stands for Engine Control Unit. Looks similar to CPU, but it ain't.
I wouldn't. The /b/-tards over on 4chan have known about chatroulette for a while and frequently abuse it.
In my opinion, it is. Keep that shit away from me.
Sadly, superfetch does more than just preload. it tracks usage and predicts what data will be requested at a given time. Yes... it knows you often load up Outlook at 9am on Monday, but at 10am on Friday.
I, personally, will happily pay $25 for a good quality pizza. Others seem happy with that $5 crap.
... and do they make any claims against it either? I don't have one laying about to check, but another poster said it states the humidity must be non-condensing.
So, Apple's LCI can trip unexpectedly...
A few years back, I dropped my Motorola RAZR V3 into a hot tub. It was submerged about 3-5 seconds before I got it back out.
The phone was dead, as expected - but the LCI did not "go off."