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  1. CPUMSR "Vendor name string" on AMD Subpoenas Skype · · Score: 0

    CPUMSR can edit Vendor name string, after the edit your own name string is reported back by the cpu to all other programs :) but I doubth that Skype is/would use Vendor string.

  2. VPN on A DVR Security System That Isn't Based on Windows? · · Score: 0

    Put VPN tunels between those poot crap boxes and your main server. Problem solved. It will be $1K for consulting, I do checks and money transfer.

  3. Re:on-demand bombing on Help Break Original Enigma Messages · · Score: 0

    "And no, despite the Hollywood-movie suggests: it were the Brittons that captured the Enigma"

    umm NO, despite British Government propaganda, it was POLES who cracked enigma, who captured first Enigmas, and who deciphered Enigma codes by HAND on a daily basis until Germany invaded us :(

    http://www.armyradio.com/publish/Articles/The_Enig ma_Code_Breach/The_Enigma_Code_Breach.htm

  4. Re:Sorry I thought this was hilarious on Help Break Original Enigma Messages · · Score: 0

    "oh no we have cracked ze case"

    ze case? German person would say with such accent
    It would be more like "oh nou, wi hew krakd di kejs" :)

  5. Re:Enigma is fairly close to a OTP on Help Break Original Enigma Messages · · Score: 0

    "The one event that turned Enigma transparent was the re-transmission of a message without the cogs being randomized first. Because a machine had already been recovered, Turing knew what the cogs were, just not where they should be in relation to each other. By having the same message sent twice without change and without a prior reset, it was possible to overlay the two messages and thereby infer virtually everything else."

    very interesting, considering Turing did NOT crack Enigma!
    "Since the Polish intelligence got an Enigma machine, Rejewski could develop the scheme of encryption from the mathematical point of view."

    http://www.armyradio.com/publish/Articles/The_Enig ma_Code_Breach/The_Enigma_Code_Breach.htm

    England _exploited_ Polish work and took all the fame and glory for it :(. Turing merely implemented Rejewski algorythms. Nothing more.

  6. Re:Different from DVDs? on PBS To Air Six New Monty Python Specials · · Score: 0

    "The Life of Python" ?

  7. Re:RAZR V3X has Nvidia 3d accelerator disabled on Nvidia Launches High Powered Mobile Graphics Chip · · Score: 0

    DirectX on a mobile ? what are you smoking?

  8. Re:and loaded to the eyeballs with on Intel Looks Beyond the Microchip · · Score: 0

    Dragon chip :) it turned out to me some Motorola DSP chip witch removed markings, "Made in China" in the same sense as those cheap IPods on ebay or Chery QQ.

  9. Re:Finally on Holograms Help Protect Super Bowl · · Score: 0

    >yeah, it's like the moment in Enemy of the State where the government
    >types woth their fancy computers are able to take the CCTV footage of
    >someone and rotate the image to look from the other side.

    perfectly feasible, the software builds 3D model of things on the screen and is able to emulate different viewing angles from that data

  10. Sacculina on Wasp Larvae Feed on Zombie Roaches · · Score: 0

    Sacculina

  11. Re:X-COM UFO DEFENSE on Games That Keep You Coming Back? · · Score: 0

    try "UFO Aftershock", its awesome.

  12. Re:Ignoring the Facts: defining "authoritarian" on Both Parties Ignore the Facts · · Score: 0

    Like USA and UK? hmm lemmeseee, USA.

  13. Re:But will it come with a rootkit? on New Sony E-Book Device To Debut This Year · · Score: 0

    >Look: do you own a printer? ever noticed you can't buy a printer with
    >"standard non proprietary" cartridges?

    Well, I can (Pixma 2000)

  14. Re:Any equivalent for Linux? on Futuremark 3DMark06 Released · · Score: 0

    glxgears -iacknowledgethatthistoolisnotabenchmark

    :P

  15. Re:Larger picture on Spielberg Bitten by DVD Encryption · · Score: 0
  16. Re:The really interesting question is.. on Spielberg Bitten by DVD Encryption · · Score: 0
  17. Re:Story Post Misses the Main Point on Spielberg Bitten by DVD Encryption · · Score: 0
  18. Re:Hah on iBook Converts to iTablet · · Score: 0

    it IS an Apple computer, co whats the fuss?

  19. real wifi VoIP = Hitachi WirelessIP5000 on Microsoft Deal Limits Verizon MP3 Phones · · Score: 0
  20. Re:Why do you put up with this shit? on Microsoft Deal Limits Verizon MP3 Phones · · Score: 0
    "don't forget that in the US you pay per-minute prices also for incoming calls"
    pleas tell me you are joking, do you actually pay twice for every call (caller and the person being called)? No wonder Verizon wants Google to pay up for the "internet services" it provides to Verizon customers
  21. Re:Most important... on Rounding Algorithms · · Score: 0

    Simpsons

  22. Re:But can it translate on Yahoo IM Translator · · Score: 0

    >"a/s/l"

    age/sex/location. used mostly in chatrooms by people who are either pedophilic stalkers or else very lonely people.
    http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=a%2 Fs%2Fl

  23. Re:What are /. reader's most dangerous ideas? on Share Your Most Dangerous Idea · · Score: 0

    ok, but what about that pooper fingered girl? Did you make out after?

  24. Re:My Humble Submissions on Share Your Most Dangerous Idea · · Score: 0

    2 worked for my ex (ok, she was a freak).

  25. Your conclusion is BS on Trustworthy Computing · · Score: 0

    Just dont use MS products on the internet, that includes MSN,IE and Outlook.