How about a second base station? They're pretty cheap, especially if you only need 811.2b and WEP. Put it between your router and the modem and your network is pretty much secure - except against people wanting to use your uplink maybe.
In Germany at least, and I would guess in all EU countries, you have to register your pre-pay SIM before you can get onto the network, linking your name to the SIM.
OTOH, you're not untraceable with a pre-pay SIM even when it's not linked to your name - mobile phones are inherently traceable.
Or only got one Katamari game so far, We <3 Katamari, like some often overseen continent. Sure it's small, but there's still lots of stuff to roll up in Europe..
Heh. Actually cell phone carriers would love that - a few years ago they introduced a service called 'MMS' in Europe: an SMS with pictures and sounds. They made the sender pay for uploading and the receiver pay for downloading.
Not very surprisingly, it didn't work very well in a market used to not paying for being at the receiving end of communications.
About a year ago many public schools in Germany were equiped with a Linux running server. It was mainly supposed to provide Internet access with webfiltering and fileserving to all of the school's windows based computers.
Problem was, none of the teachers know how to use them or have the time to administer them, and of course there isn't enough money to employ an admin. Sure, they were sent to a seminar on Linux administration, but that was just an eight hour lecture - not nearly enough.
Of course these servers kept breaking down, so often in fact that more and more schools stop using them - so now there are a bunch of expensive Xserves rotting in some dark corner of those school's CS labs:(
Local root exploits are a lot easier to find than remote ones - that's what makes this hole so severe.
Besides, if your mission is collecting private data, rather than rooting yet another box, user level access is all you need.
Didn't they announce that all titles that ever came out on Nintendo's consoles will work on the Revolution? At least I thought that's what the GP meant...
Supposedly he hasn't really been running Pixar, being CEO only on paper. Should that be the case his workload would now go up, as he'd be busy trying to keep his 3.5billion in Disney stock from losing value.
In Germany the situation seems to be pretty bad - just about a week ago someone stole 30 meters of cable from some railroad tracks, rendering the track inoperative for two hours...
And it happened in the middle of Berlin too, so getting the cable must have been a risky and laborious task.
There's no need to spare that troll, him being the guy claiming a total of 12 casualties from the Tchernobyl Disaster (quite a touchy subject, for Europeans at least..) and generally acting as the authoritative know-it-all on almost any subject touched in this discussion.
Duh. While I respect your need to rant over table-top games' superiority to PC games this wasn't exactly the right place to do so. Kind of like preaching to the choir...
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Interesting. When using Opera it just shows a warning about not supporting my browser, but gives me an option to try anyways.
How about a second base station? They're pretty cheap, especially if you only need 811.2b and WEP. Put it between your router and the modem and your network is pretty much secure - except against people wanting to use your uplink maybe.
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Alright, so you can buy yourself some kick-ass car and rock at Project Gotham?
Oh well, skills are overrated anyways..
In Germany at least, and I would guess in all EU countries, you have to register your pre-pay SIM before you can get onto the network, linking your name to the SIM.
OTOH, you're not untraceable with a pre-pay SIM even when it's not linked to your name - mobile phones are inherently traceable.
Or only got one Katamari game so far, We <3 Katamari, like some often overseen continent.
Sure it's small, but there's still lots of stuff to roll up in Europe..
Uh, sending your harddrive along probably is a very bad idea.
Heh. Actually cell phone carriers would love that - a few years ago they introduced a service called 'MMS' in Europe: an SMS with pictures and sounds. They made the sender pay for uploading and the receiver pay for downloading.
Not very surprisingly, it didn't work very well in a market used to not paying for being at the receiving end of communications.
Who indeed?
Dumbass.
About a year ago many public schools in Germany were equiped with a Linux running server. It was mainly supposed to provide Internet access with webfiltering and fileserving to all of the school's windows based computers.
Problem was, none of the teachers know how to use them or have the time to administer them, and of course there isn't enough money to employ an admin. Sure, they were sent to a seminar on Linux administration, but that was just an eight hour lecture - not nearly enough.
Of course these servers kept breaking down, so often in fact that more and more schools stop using them - so now there are a bunch of expensive Xserves rotting in some dark corner of those school's CS labs :(
OMG, my eyes. How can you advertise a page using comic sans?
Th3 p41n...
Not only Mario Party - Mario Kart was a real controller killer too. Those controllers just weren't made for powerslides..
Local root exploits are a lot easier to find than remote ones - that's what makes this hole so severe. Besides, if your mission is collecting private data, rather than rooting yet another box, user level access is all you need.
Didn't they announce that all titles that ever came out on Nintendo's consoles will work on the Revolution? At least I thought that's what the GP meant...
Supposedly he hasn't really been running Pixar, being CEO only on paper. Should that be the case his workload would now go up, as he'd be busy trying to keep his 3.5billion in Disney stock from losing value.
In Germany the situation seems to be pretty bad - just about a week ago someone stole 30 meters of cable from some railroad tracks, rendering the track inoperative for two hours...
And it happened in the middle of Berlin too, so getting the cable must have been a risky and laborious task.
There's no need to spare that troll, him being the guy claiming a total of 12 casualties from the Tchernobyl Disaster (quite a touchy subject, for Europeans at least..) and generally acting as the authoritative know-it-all on almost any subject touched in this discussion.
Holy shit, what a revolution - "we're cheaper than those guys!1!" Of course you'd want to christen your shiny new console according to such an event ;)
Huh? Five years ago we had ~1GHz (32Bit) CPUs, usually 256 Megs of RAM and a different bus for interfacing with the graphics card..etc.
Compare that to todays PCs - a new graphiccard won't be enough in five years, it's more likely you'd have to build a new PC.
/nitpickIt actually has an RPG icon, it's an 8-Bit Theater style FF character. No idea why it wasn't used..
A better version, imho.
Duh. While I respect your need to rant over table-top games' superiority to PC games this wasn't exactly the right place to do so.
Kind of like preaching to the choir...
*lol* No, you really should not.
I haven't read your linked article yet, but I gotta say I've seen many 40GB DeathStars fail. I don't know what they were called exactly though..
You seriously consider graffiti to be a comparably bad or even worse problem as air pollution is?
[... ...] somehow your priorities seem a bit strange.