Yes, let's see the government try arresting ALL of Anonymous without a shred of evidence. Watch how many government officials and innocent citizens start dying, and watch the civil war begin.
Constantly frequency-hopping is going to limit your bandwidth in the case of digital transmissions (though admittedly voice needs jack for bandwidth.)
Directional transmission might be a pain but the problem with that would mean you've got multiple receiving stations (much easier to triangulate) or you need to know your roaming target to keep it going reliably.
Still isn't too difficult armed with a few tools, and a laptop-based wide-band spectrum analyzer card.
Yea, no, considering the shape of the device, despite that being a natural place for it, I don't want it. I want full tactile feedback. I would rather have a slightly thicker device loaded with more memory slots.
"And if the person doesn't want to be found, they can make it extremely difficult to pin down."
Not any longer. You start with a sensitive radio that picks up the signal from afar, and you switch to far less sensitive devices until even a REALLY strong signal can't be picked up/won't register until you're on top of it. Several layers of shielding around your detection device can help with this.
That's how I've been tracking down various stray signals that occasionally make it into my house - baby monitors, over-powered wireless routers (modified past allowable TX spec,) unencrypted wireless, non-licensed GMRS operators, etc.
Makes for good practice in observing radio traffic and separating out the layers.
Lasers and my current field of profession (optoelectronic horticulture) are very closely related. Many of the same issues present with laser diodes are present in diodes used for horticulture.
I don't think we'll be able to stabilize it using simpler methods until we change the direct composition of diodes themselves. Graphene might be a potential given how strong and durable it is.
All day, every day. In the streets, in their offices, in their homes. In front of their families and in full view of the public, to spread the message such corruption will not be tolerated. Mayors, Judges, District Attorneys, nobody is immune.
Well... Not exactly UNDERGROUND, but we did find a cyanobacteria under hardened layers of stuff only IR could penetrate, and they had a new type of chlorophyll that could perform photosynthesis with IR light.
"And finally, once you learned to use the mouse and mouselook in Quake, there was just no going back. It was simply a superior control mechanism that you couldn't match in Duke."
Except Duke had mouse aiming as well. Press the U key to turn it on. No need to go into a console and type +mlook
And let's not forget the break from traditional controller config from sony - only two shoulder buttons, ONE analog stick?
Come on, when you say I can control PS3 games with my PSP, and I look at the broken-ass controls on the PSP versus the PS3 controller, I have to shake my head. I tried it ONCE, and it was pretty much impossible because I was missing half the controls.
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Blame slashdot for having to LOAD SHIT, EVEN WHEN TRYING TO CLOSE OUT A WINDOW.
Seriously, when I click the X on my slashdot tab, I don't want to see "Loading... Please Wait..." I WANT MY FUCKING TAB TO CLOSE IMMEDIATELY.
That's pretty fucking horrible, actually. I've never had such a content/markup ratio on ANY of my webpages.
"Whether that means arresting all of anonymous or 1/10000 of it is irrelevant."
Actually, that is QUITE relevant.
Learn your right to KILL OFFICERS FOR UNLAWFUL ARREST.
http://www.rayservers.com/blog/your-right-of-defense-against-unlawful-arrest
Yes, let's see the government try arresting ALL of Anonymous without a shred of evidence. Watch how many government officials and innocent citizens start dying, and watch the civil war begin.
Ever visit /k/? If not, you're sorely naive.
Constantly frequency-hopping is going to limit your bandwidth in the case of digital transmissions (though admittedly voice needs jack for bandwidth.)
Directional transmission might be a pain but the problem with that would mean you've got multiple receiving stations (much easier to triangulate) or you need to know your roaming target to keep it going reliably.
Still isn't too difficult armed with a few tools, and a laptop-based wide-band spectrum analyzer card.
So I guess you're blind as a bat to the obvious, then?
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riv: 47 EE 74 54 E4 77 4C C9 B8 96 0C 7B 59 F4 C1 4D
pub: C2 D4 AA F3 19 35 50 19 AF 99 D4 4E 2B 58 CA 29 25 2C 89 12 3D 11 D6 21 8F 40 B1 38 CA B2 9B 71 01 F3 AE B7 2A 97 50 19
R: 80 6E 07 8F A1 52 97 90 CE 1A AE 02 BA DD 6F AA A6 AF 74 17
n: E1 3A 7E BC 3A CC EB 1C B5 6C C8 60 FC AB DB 6A 04 8C 55 E1
K: BA 90 55 91 68 61 B9 77 ED CB ED 92 00 50 92 F6 6C 7A 3D 8D
Da: C5 B2 BF A1 A4 13 DD 16 F2 6D 31 C0 F2 ED 47 20 DC FB 06 70
Yea, no, considering the shape of the device, despite that being a natural place for it, I don't want it. I want full tactile feedback. I would rather have a slightly thicker device loaded with more memory slots.
"And if the person doesn't want to be found, they can make it extremely difficult to pin down."
Not any longer. You start with a sensitive radio that picks up the signal from afar, and you switch to far less sensitive devices until even a REALLY strong signal can't be picked up/won't register until you're on top of it. Several layers of shielding around your detection device can help with this.
That's how I've been tracking down various stray signals that occasionally make it into my house - baby monitors, over-powered wireless routers (modified past allowable TX spec,) unencrypted wireless, non-licensed GMRS operators, etc.
Makes for good practice in observing radio traffic and separating out the layers.
Fuck the architecture.
What's the FLOPS? MIPS?
Bet you there's no portable architecture out right now capable of 2 TFLOPS.
Dual analog sticks mean jack shit when I'm missing the quad shoulder buttons and am limited to two only.
The Dig was a work of pure sci-fi art.
I still have the CD-ROM and I STILL play it today.
Umm, we get on the moon, we've got plenty of helium-3 for power.
Looks like slashdot just tried to copy my website to some degree.
Nope, Goku had to stop at becoming one with the Dragonballs after Fusion SSJ4. That was the ultimate level-up.
Bill Hicks said it better than I could.
I'll leave it to you to decide which particular statement I'm referencing - you'd most likely be right in most any situation.
Lasers and my current field of profession (optoelectronic horticulture) are very closely related. Many of the same issues present with laser diodes are present in diodes used for horticulture.
I don't think we'll be able to stabilize it using simpler methods until we change the direct composition of diodes themselves. Graphene might be a potential given how strong and durable it is.
So it's time we sued the ISPs under RICO
"You are dead wrong on this. We know that consumers will put up with a lot of crap.
Citation?"
Oil Crisis of the 70s? Duh? It took prices of oil rising 400% before demand began to drop like a rock.
All day, every day. In the streets, in their offices, in their homes. In front of their families and in full view of the public, to spread the message such corruption will not be tolerated. Mayors, Judges, District Attorneys, nobody is immune.
Well... Not exactly UNDERGROUND, but we did find a cyanobacteria under hardened layers of stuff only IR could penetrate, and they had a new type of chlorophyll that could perform photosynthesis with IR light.
Here's one story about it. Not the one I read, however.
"because photovoltaic are only 10% efficient?"
What crappy PVs are you talking about?
We've got crystalline silicon pushing nearly 30%.
They *TRY* to emit a specific wavelength, but after time and use, that wavelength shifts, and that specific filter becomes useless.
MenuetOS is pretty much fully documented. Hard to not do it when you're programming something in pure assembler.
"And finally, once you learned to use the mouse and mouselook in Quake, there was just no going back. It was simply a superior control mechanism that you couldn't match in Duke."
Except Duke had mouse aiming as well. Press the U key to turn it on. No need to go into a console and type +mlook
"The PSP fails because most of the games SUCK"
And let's not forget the break from traditional controller config from sony - only two shoulder buttons, ONE analog stick?
Come on, when you say I can control PS3 games with my PSP, and I look at the broken-ass controls on the PSP versus the PS3 controller, I have to shake my head. I tried it ONCE, and it was pretty much impossible because I was missing half the controls.
of child pornography....