I went to the UK, the company I was working for had a company phone with every number I needed pre-programmed, ready to hand to me after I got off the plane and out of the airport once inside the UK. Before going back to the USA, hand them the phone back before entering the airport.
"There is also A2DP, which still uses lossy compression, but at a much higher bitrate, stereo, and at 48KHz sampling - good quality audio, as the compression noise is below what human hearing can detect."
I've got a pair of custom-built wireless+wired headphones. It uses Polaroid PBT598 hardware. It connects using A2DP. It also has an aux-in input jack.
You can EASILY tell the difference between the same audio track over A2DP vs the aux cable jack. A2DP adds way more of ye olde MP3 'underwater' effect.
That means precisely jack shit when manufacturers use cheap-ass solder that can't withstand any sort of shear stresses. I've already destroyed two USB Type-C ports due to this.
Which is why all of the 3.5mm jacks on my mixer boards, ISA-based sound cards, and old CD players are STILL 100% functional, despite being older than a decade for every one of them?
What, you fucking moron? They most certainly assist in specifying safety regulations for how workers should handle radiated things in certain manufacturing environments.
Try again when you've make equipment following some of their standards.
Almost all spam calls, robocalls, and illegal calls to cell phones that I receive are traced to VoIP services offered by Level 3 subsidiaries or Level 3 themselves. They do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to fix any of this.
Shut down Level 3 and ban the easy scam-hiding that is VoIP telephony, I can guarantee you the majority of this bullshit will stop immediately.
I don't want your fucking unrelated blurbs at the end of the goddamned story. Quit being a clickbait fucking site, Slashdot.
Whipslash, start paying attention to the bullshit your idiot editors are doing - they're one of the primary reasons we write exploit code for this site and continue to do so TO THIS DAY.
"You have no comprehension of where those IP's came from on that chart nor where those addresses point/pointed to."
That would be incorrect. I've got data from dozens of sites where I manage networks (most of the systems connected being Apple systems) and have all the traffic stats going back seven years.
You are talking entirely out of your ass. None of those IPs have ever been touched on any of my networks, not in the ASA or MPLS logs. NONE.
Real hacking is defined as the modification of a system in a non-obvious manner which makes it more useful or improves its function. Coined by TMRC at MIT back in the 50s, none of you fuckers have the right to assign it any other definition.
If something THAT SIMPLE scales poorly, the issue lies with YOUR NETWORK STRUCTURE AND THE TECHNOLOGY BEHIND IT, not the video itself.
What would your advice be, eh? All that fucking wasted money. Your advice is worth precisely nothing as it doesn't save anybody money, gains no efficiency, and now you have to learn how to use ANOTHER SYSTEM when you've got built-in ones that already do the task.
Only a Microsoft Shill would shill so hard as to push another Microsoft product when Microsoft has had this problem solved since Windows 2000.
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Apparently /. editors have forgotten that Gawker got its ass handed to itself in court for horrible journalistic practices (Hogan vs Gawker Media.)
Quit giving that fucking site traffic and let it DIE.
"Even if my password is keylogged, I have another layer of security insofar that the attacker needs to also be able to access my local drive"
If there's a keylogger on your system, your hard drive is likely compromised as well, given how most malware works now days.
Still works after all these years, still secure from wireless snooping.
That means they're not educated enough regarding the modern world, and are entirely unfit for office in a modern world.
Banks still primarily use an emulated COBOL-based backend.
Nintendo has been around for a very, very, VERY long time (late 1890s?)
If you think they're going anywhere, you're sorely mistaken.
You obviously don't travel for business.
I went to the UK, the company I was working for had a company phone with every number I needed pre-programmed, ready to hand to me after I got off the plane and out of the airport once inside the UK. Before going back to the USA, hand them the phone back before entering the airport.
"There is also A2DP, which still uses lossy compression, but at a much higher bitrate, stereo, and at 48KHz sampling - good quality audio, as the compression noise is below what human hearing can detect."
I've got a pair of custom-built wireless+wired headphones. It uses Polaroid PBT598 hardware. It connects using A2DP. It also has an aux-in input jack.
You can EASILY tell the difference between the same audio track over A2DP vs the aux cable jack. A2DP adds way more of ye olde MP3 'underwater' effect.
"USB Type C spec requires 10,000."
That means precisely jack shit when manufacturers use cheap-ass solder that can't withstand any sort of shear stresses. I've already destroyed two USB Type-C ports due to this.
" It wears out ridiculously fast."
Which is why all of the 3.5mm jacks on my mixer boards, ISA-based sound cards, and old CD players are STILL 100% functional, despite being older than a decade for every one of them?
I'm not wrong, he overthought my very fucking simple statement, much like you over-run your loud fucking mouth.
By the way, a couple of your pals ratted you out to me. Looks like they got sick of you.
"You are grossly oversimplifying the process"
You are grossly overthinking my statements in their entirety. Perhaps I made you think too hard.
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What, you fucking moron? They most certainly assist in specifying safety regulations for how workers should handle radiated things in certain manufacturing environments.
Try again when you've make equipment following some of their standards.
Ah, you're right, I'm mixing up my industry groups. AIHA is the specific group.
Almost all spam calls, robocalls, and illegal calls to cell phones that I receive are traced to VoIP services offered by Level 3 subsidiaries or Level 3 themselves. They do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to fix any of this.
Shut down Level 3 and ban the easy scam-hiding that is VoIP telephony, I can guarantee you the majority of this bullshit will stop immediately.
Do you not know how bioavailability works?
Many of those bacteria help us digest stuff we lost the ability to digest after infancy.
I don't want your fucking unrelated blurbs at the end of the goddamned story. Quit being a clickbait fucking site, Slashdot.
Whipslash, start paying attention to the bullshit your idiot editors are doing - they're one of the primary reasons we write exploit code for this site and continue to do so TO THIS DAY.
"You have no comprehension of where those IP's came from on that chart nor where those addresses point/pointed to."
That would be incorrect. I've got data from dozens of sites where I manage networks (most of the systems connected being Apple systems) and have all the traffic stats going back seven years.
You are talking entirely out of your ass. None of those IPs have ever been touched on any of my networks, not in the ASA or MPLS logs. NONE.
"modification of a system in a non-obvious manner which makes it more useful or improves its function"
A DNS reflection attack does none of those, so no.
A real hack would be using an attack as a form of defense against attacks, without impairing the function of the network in general.
Anything else is simply called being a fucking asshole.
"385nm is invisible to almost all humans, being on the long-ish wavelength of UV, and I wouldn't really say it was very damaging."
Your research is way out of date. Every LED unit with UV-A I've ever sold was required to have a level 2 JEDEC eye hazard warning.
Real hacking is defined as the modification of a system in a non-obvious manner which makes it more useful or improves its function. Coined by TMRC at MIT back in the 50s, none of you fuckers have the right to assign it any other definition.
"It scales poorly"
If something THAT SIMPLE scales poorly, the issue lies with YOUR NETWORK STRUCTURE AND THE TECHNOLOGY BEHIND IT, not the video itself.
What would your advice be, eh? All that fucking wasted money. Your advice is worth precisely nothing as it doesn't save anybody money, gains no efficiency, and now you have to learn how to use ANOTHER SYSTEM when you've got built-in ones that already do the task.
Only a Microsoft Shill would shill so hard as to push another Microsoft product when Microsoft has had this problem solved since Windows 2000.
"Do you think those fucking IP lists on that image are just randomly pulled out of an ass?"
According to my router traffic on a non-netboot-Yosemite system - YES. You are pulling that out of your ass.
Most good stillers knew to distill off the methanol by reducing the still temp to 150F, so the methanol would boil off yet the ethanol would not.
That's fine, as most hackers are too young to know how to handle a Windows XP machine in the first place.