Everybody makes fun of their neighbors. As a New Yorker I'm required to make fun of New Jersey. Americans make fun of Canadians. Germans make fun of Austrians. People on the other side of the planet? Who cares.
But the interesting thing here is that Swedes do not have a similar "hate" relationship to Finland.
A fact that many foreigners may not be aware of, is that Finns also hate Swedes, but I guess it's more in a humoristic way. Swedes are often viewed as faggots, douchebags, stuff like that. Also cheering Sweden in sports competitions is perceived lame. Of course Finland does not actually hate Sweden.
It is probably because the slavic tradition of Finland conflicts with the more cheerful scandinavian atmosphere of Sweden.
Ever get any Law suits / DMCA / banned issues with the hacks?
Ben: This hasn’t been an issue. (oh god I don't want to talk about that console modding is still illegal and people have been arrested for it oh god why did I agree to do this interview please jsut change the subject)
Let's just have him wiggle out of that question so that he can continue making awesome hacks.
Despite the hardware platform being x86-64, there is probably a ton of hoops to jump through to discover precisely how the hardware works and to crack the protections. Systems are so complex these days that a loosely-knit group of unpaid hackers might not be able to make a strong result anymore.
Here is a good philosophical exercise that everyone can do. Think about your values and opinions on various things. Ponder which ones of them are just you repeating what you have been told to think about the particular topic.
The good stuff contains a blend of ingredients that may have included honey, mint, cedar, tree resins and cinnamon bark.
Often when I hear about ancient alcoholic beverages, all sorts of fun flavors like honey, mint, juniper and whatnot, have been brewed into the mix. Why is this not done to a larger extent today? Most of the booze you can get today is quite au naturel.
As a kid I once demonstrated some BASIC programming to a couple of my friends (two brothers) at their house, and when I started typing "PRINT" assignments, they said "we don't have a printer..."
Yeah, it's so hard that children can easily teach themselves. It's ridiculously easy. How many of the users here taught themselves to write code before they age of 10? Face it, it doesn't take a special mind or superior intellect to write code. It does not make you special. Get over it.
Things were different when we could easily fire up a BASIC interpreter and hit one key to start the program. Today there isn't a single environment simple as that.
Out of curiosity, does somebody already offer a service where you can put your Windows Shares and even Domain Controller to cloud? Then you would use them transparently and users could also log in to them at home. Is this possible?
The FBI’s elite hacker team designed a piece of malicious software that was to be delivered secretly when Mo signed on to his Yahoo e-mail account, from any computer anywhere in the world, according to the documents.
This is a bit movie-like and shouldn't generally be technically possible. Is there some misreporting in the article, or what?
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Everybody makes fun of their neighbors. As a New Yorker I'm required to make fun of New Jersey. Americans make fun of Canadians. Germans make fun of Austrians. People on the other side of the planet? Who cares.
But the interesting thing here is that Swedes do not have a similar "hate" relationship to Finland.
A fact that many foreigners may not be aware of, is that Finns also hate Swedes, but I guess it's more in a humoristic way. Swedes are often viewed as faggots, douchebags, stuff like that. Also cheering Sweden in sports competitions is perceived lame. Of course Finland does not actually hate Sweden.
It is probably because the slavic tradition of Finland conflicts with the more cheerful scandinavian atmosphere of Sweden.
There is also a really nice UNIX command line tool called Metapixel to do photomosaics.
Damn...I surely got some nasty AC replies. :-O
Ever get any Law suits / DMCA / banned issues with the hacks? Ben: This hasn’t been an issue. (oh god I don't want to talk about that console modding is still illegal and people have been arrested for it oh god why did I agree to do this interview please jsut change the subject)
Let's just have him wiggle out of that question so that he can continue making awesome hacks.
What if I just go and press the "Like" button on his post? Would that work as an influential and powerful beginning?
Red Dead Redemption, for example.
Despite the hardware platform being x86-64, there is probably a ton of hoops to jump through to discover precisely how the hardware works and to crack the protections. Systems are so complex these days that a loosely-knit group of unpaid hackers might not be able to make a strong result anymore.
That doesn't change the fact that eBay does not deliver the stuff sold on eBay. It's obvious that eBay wouldn't even need the drones.
Also, the hive mind.
Here is a good philosophical exercise that everyone can do. Think about your values and opinions on various things. Ponder which ones of them are just you repeating what you have been told to think about the particular topic.
China is an expert in manufacturing in both ends. They can make weak stuff but also extremely professional robust stuff.
Using Windows XP is of course the best way to win XPrize. A copy with the WGA cracked.
1) Find a new natural resource, a crown jewel of mother nature
2) Start immediately raping this resource and pumping it dry
3) ???
4) Profit!
The good stuff contains a blend of ingredients that may have included honey, mint, cedar, tree resins and cinnamon bark.
Often when I hear about ancient alcoholic beverages, all sorts of fun flavors like honey, mint, juniper and whatnot, have been brewed into the mix. Why is this not done to a larger extent today? Most of the booze you can get today is quite au naturel.
I store my passwords on a piece of paper. Works fine for me.
Never tell anyone how you store your passwords!
As a kid I once demonstrated some BASIC programming to a couple of my friends (two brothers) at their house, and when I started typing "PRINT" assignments, they said "we don't have a printer..."
Yeah, it's so hard that children can easily teach themselves. It's ridiculously easy. How many of the users here taught themselves to write code before they age of 10? Face it, it doesn't take a special mind or superior intellect to write code. It does not make you special. Get over it.
Things were different when we could easily fire up a BASIC interpreter and hit one key to start the program. Today there isn't a single environment simple as that.
Out of curiosity, does somebody already offer a service where you can put your Windows Shares and even Domain Controller to cloud? Then you would use them transparently and users could also log in to them at home. Is this possible?
So what. Do you have something to hide?
Would you also accept the following deal: the NSA would have your home key and they could walk in any time and look at various objects?
Aaand a week after that the tablet will be collecting dust and papa will be back to reading books.
It's crazy but very exciting.
That's a sign of a good platform.
The summary does not unambiguously lead to picking up an iPad so it can not be expected to be a shill.
This was FBI, not NSA.
The FBI’s elite hacker team designed a piece of malicious software that was to be delivered secretly when Mo signed on to his Yahoo e-mail account, from any computer anywhere in the world, according to the documents.
This is a bit movie-like and shouldn't generally be technically possible. Is there some misreporting in the article, or what?
Have I missed any?
The ease of use for criminal activities.