Appeal? They will phone this judge and inform him about some interesting stuff they happen to have on file. A week from now this judge will be making public apologies to the NSA.
Not necessarily. A poorly coded app that needs to use the GPS and crashes if you deny the permission
Who said anything about denying? Just let users define template defaults. Empty contact list, GPS locked at White House coordinates, IMEI: BEAFBEABEAF and so on
Please explain what is a difference between SDcard slot accepting FAT/NTFS formated cards and USB OTG slot accepting FAT/NTFS formatted USB HDD/pendrive/memory card reader.
How did they plan on making people live longer if they did not have anyone analyze the results? Or was their entire business plan to get people to pay top dollar for information they cannot understand?
Doh, In a true and tested spirit of google they replaced humans with an algorithm. PGM PGM on the wall, tell me who will live the longest of them all?
Sure, all those 1 Billion people with ARM powered Android device agree with you. If anything Surface convinced people that Microsoft's place is only on the desktop (and that is still debatable).
I still have one of their still shrink wrapped and unpacked OCZ Vertex 1 40GB drives that nobody wanted to buy on eBay twice it was listed
No, you simply didnt want to sell it at correct price and decided to keep it in spite of everyone, in effect getting nothing instead of real market value.
Unless Toshiba actually agrees to assume the liabilities of OCZ (and WHY would they do that?)
Only one reason comes to mind - in order to preserve OCZ brand name. This brand is still associated with crazy fast drives. People in the industry know this is due to OCZ blatantly lying to customers and advertising compressed data speed, but perception of unwashed masses remains. Of course OCZ is also associated woth total lack of RMA support, and most people that had to go thru RMA never bought OCZ again.
There are three industry standards of ssd failures: one is samsung drives, >33% of the market and hardly any failures second one is the rest except Sandforce users third one is Sandforce and all OCZ drives.
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Appeal? They will phone this judge and inform him about some interesting stuff they happen to have on file. A week from now this judge will be making public apologies to the NSA.
only if you are retarded, Dell server 3KW psu is about $40 on ebay.
NSA and its subcontractors are the biggest Ettus customers, they love USRP SRD platform.
Reading comments on Hacker News made me even less likely to ever hire a woman in IT.
You mean like importing craploads of gold?
Not necessarily. A poorly coded app that needs to use the GPS and crashes if you deny the permission
Who said anything about denying? Just let users define template defaults. Empty contact list, GPS locked at White House coordinates, IMEI: BEAFBEABEAF and so on
Why 14? if 14 is fine then 28 will be fine too, if 28 is fi... and so on.
Even if it cost more (and it didnt) all the money would go directly into local economy (IT staff wages) instead of offshore M$ Tax heaven.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9Do3dz9TR0
USRP
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Software Defined Radio used to spoof Cell towers. Looks like NSA is deploying SDRs everywhere. This is more interesting than some google cookie.
Cookie tracking is old school and ineffective. Nowadays you fingerprint users.
OWASP AppSec EU 2013: Web Fingerprinting: How, Who, and Why?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSfh0efL7rs
Please explain what is a difference between SDcard slot accepting FAT/NTFS formated cards and USB OTG slot accepting FAT/NTFS formatted USB HDD/pendrive/memory card reader.
P3500 = 374TB for 2TB model = 2 days of continuous writing and drive dies = mlc
P3700 = 50 days of continuous writing = slc
while old Samsung 830 routinely did >1PB with 256GB model.
No, you wont write 20GB per day, those are not home use drives, they go into servers and get killed by bcache.
Haha, you really think it was about patents and not about forcing users into uploading everything into Google cloud.
Imagine the money to be made between society's push to make being fat "normal,"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1368440/reference
How did they plan on making people live longer if they did not have anyone analyze the results? Or was their entire business plan to get people to pay top dollar for information they cannot understand?
Doh, In a true and tested spirit of google they replaced humans with an algorithm. PGM PGM on the wall, tell me who will live the longest of them all?
You could, in fact Stanford did it ~10 years ago
https://graphics.stanford.edu/papers/highspeedarray/
dont worry, it will be used as a commodity market instrument by people that never really worked they entire life
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/03/04/1071052/-About-those-offshore-tankers-that-Koch-Industries-use-to-to-cash-in-when-the-Price-is-Right
Why would you think so? Not a lot of Americans in China at the moment. NSA is mostly interested in spying on US citizens.
Japan used to be on the forefront of innovation. WTF happened? Did it all move to China?
Sure, all those 1 Billion people with ARM powered Android device agree with you.
If anything Surface convinced people that Microsoft's place is only on the desktop (and that is still debatable).
afaik they rebadged Fortrons, just like Corsair, gamerXstreme and others.
I still have one of their still shrink wrapped and unpacked OCZ Vertex 1 40GB drives that nobody wanted to buy on eBay twice it was listed
No, you simply didnt want to sell it at correct price and decided to keep it in spite of everyone, in effect getting nothing instead of real market value.
Unless Toshiba actually agrees to assume the liabilities of OCZ (and WHY would they do that?)
Only one reason comes to mind - in order to preserve OCZ brand name. This brand is still associated with crazy fast drives. People in the industry know this is due to OCZ blatantly lying to customers and advertising compressed data speed, but perception of unwashed masses remains.
Of course OCZ is also associated woth total lack of RMA support, and most people that had to go thru RMA never bought OCZ again.
There are three industry standards of ssd failures:
one is samsung drives, >33% of the market and hardly any failures
second one is the rest except Sandforce users
third one is Sandforce and all OCZ drives.