"For the tiny percent of people who have tattoos that cover all the way down, why would they waste money or resources trying to figure out that last barely 1 percent or less?"
Are you too stupid to figure out Apple runs off of hipster blood?
" B) tattoos that contain metal (which isn't present in most of the ink that US Tattoo artists use)? Yeah no."
Good job on your chemistry failure.
Carbon acts like a metal in various situations. It even bonds to metal quite readily. Carbon also interferes with all kinds of things when it comes to light sensors.
"This technology, while difficult to pronounce, is based on a very simple fact: Blood is red because it reflects red light and absorbs green light. Apple Watch uses green LED lights paired with lightsensitive photodiodes to detect the amount of blood flowing through your wrist at any given moment."
As my job EXPLICITLY deals with light (as many/.ers can attest to) - BULLSHIT. Blood also reflects some green and blue wavelengths, some red wavelengths get absorbed.
And that's how you know Apple works purely on fucking bullshit marketing.
Better question - why aren't you getting word about this out to the people in Kentucky? If he is committing fraud as you say, then why the hell aren't we letting everyone in Kentucky know and fucking up his election bid this very second?
If the tool becomes widely-known the first thing that ransomware author will do is change the encryption method, if they're even half-intelligent, making the tool absolutely moot.
I hope your vendor bothered to check the architectural limitations of the processor you're using. The old Xeon E7 CPUs had a nasty problem where you could run 2CPU/4GPU or 4CPU/2GPU but you could not run 4CPU/4GPU. The E5v2s have the same problem, requiring multiple linked nodes in order to get around the issue.
Make swapfile encrypt swap put swap in as loop Memory overflow hardlock, the end.
And it's been sitting there for at LEAST a decade. Still hasn't been fixed despite many others like myself making note of it and submitting reports.
Someone else even wrote a nice little blurb about it - http://spiralofhope.com/how-to... Though that one uses a slightly different method (but similar to mine.)
Multiple modes linked using a customized backplane to present everything as a single component. 8 CPUs? Seen as a single 192-thread processor. 12 GPUs? Seen as a single 37,000+ GPU core unit.
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"Also, #clickbaitheadlines not withstanding, it's true for all the wrist type devices."
You mean all wrist devices that aren't ENGINEERED WITH REALITY IN MIND AND ONLY FOCUS ON HIPSTER BULLSHIT.
"For the tiny percent of people who have tattoos that cover all the way down, why would they waste money or resources trying to figure out that last barely 1 percent or less?"
Are you too stupid to figure out Apple runs off of hipster blood?
"If you read the support article"
Which you obviously didn't do, or you'd have seen the page was edited yesterday, and that a wayback machine check shows they didn't talk about tattoos in the first fucking place.
I'm surprised someone with your slashdot UID even knows of our venerable wayback machine.
No, they didn't.
Original post via wayback machine
Post modified yesterday.
Try again, Apple Apologist.
Welcome to SQL. It's !keyword, not -keyword.
Where the fuck have you been the past decade and a half?
"such a fringe thing that it likely wouldn't have been thought up."
Most of the idiot Apple 'Geniuses' I've encountered have near full-sleeve tattoos going to damn near their palm.
" B) tattoos that contain metal (which isn't present in most of the ink that US Tattoo artists use)? Yeah no."
Good job on your chemistry failure.
Carbon acts like a metal in various situations. It even bonds to metal quite readily. Carbon also interferes with all kinds of things when it comes to light sensors.
They did notice and edit. You are absolutely correct.
Gotta edit those marketing materials before people notice!
"This technology, while difficult to pronounce, is based on a very simple fact: Blood is red because it reflects red light and absorbs green light. Apple Watch uses green LED lights paired with lightsensitive photodiodes to detect the amount of blood flowing through your wrist at any given moment."
As my job EXPLICITLY deals with light (as many /.ers can attest to) - BULLSHIT. Blood also reflects some green and blue wavelengths, some red wavelengths get absorbed.
And that's how you know Apple works purely on fucking bullshit marketing.
" What matters is that they apparently either didn't think to test it"
When I worked as an Apple repair tech, two out of every three machines off the line would fail and would require immediate refurbishing.
I can almost guarantee you that Apple does jack shit for actual product testing - that's what you and your money are for.
"That's not something you hear often..."
You've never spent much time around furries, I'd wager!
On Fark? Handle is Genevive (ieve?) Marie.
"Drew, how can you possibly say there is no problem with you taking you wife into the running for a position as a "ride-along"?"
Check how the site has changed. Misogyny is no bueno but misandry is a-okay.
Drew sold out to the likes of Gawker/Jezebel and other media sites.
Better question - why aren't you getting word about this out to the people in Kentucky? If he is committing fraud as you say, then why the hell aren't we letting everyone in Kentucky know and fucking up his election bid this very second?
" Nowadays, you might as well be in the comments section on Gawker."
Given one of the Fark mods is a Jezebel shill/SJW, that's EXACTLY what the site has become.
When are you going to get rid of your SJW mods and go back to what made Fark worth a FUCK in the first place?
If the tool becomes widely-known the first thing that ransomware author will do is change the encryption method, if they're even half-intelligent, making the tool absolutely moot.
Not even close. Infinite loop eating memory until the kernel hardlocks.
I hope your vendor bothered to check the architectural limitations of the processor you're using. The old Xeon E7 CPUs had a nasty problem where you could run 2CPU/4GPU or 4CPU/2GPU but you could not run 4CPU/4GPU. The E5v2s have the same problem, requiring multiple linked nodes in order to get around the issue.
Make swapfile
encrypt swap
put swap in as loop
Memory overflow
hardlock, the end.
And it's been sitting there for at LEAST a decade. Still hasn't been fixed despite many others like myself making note of it and submitting reports.
Someone else even wrote a nice little blurb about it - http://spiralofhope.com/how-to... Though that one uses a slightly different method (but similar to mine.)
Hyper-V and RemoteFX are open source, so looks like you just fucked yourself, Charlie.
Multiple modes linked using a customized backplane to present everything as a single component. 8 CPUs? Seen as a single 192-thread processor. 12 GPUs? Seen as a single 37,000+ GPU core unit.
Yea, which is why just about any Linux distro, down to CentOS, horks when it sees more than 4.
Let me know when that infinite-gpu support hits mainstream and doesn't rely upon proprietary code to work.
"The upsides of Linux in 2015 are in spaces like huge range of software, IaaS, supercomputing "
Supercomputing? HAH!
Linux is so fucking weak that it can't even support my super-server with 12 GPUs PER BOX.
Yet, some how, Windows Server 2008 works just fine with ALL TWELVE, rolling Hyper-V and RemoteFX, delivering native performance REMOTELY.
Pretty sad a nearly decade old server OS rips the shit out of Linux in hardware support AND in usability.