Its a shame that AIM is so widly used in the workplace even though is so vunerable
I know our IT department frowns upon it but walking around you still see it used....
Its only a matter of time until something like this came out that has the potential to severly damage both corporate and private networks....
As per Wikipedia:
As a production technique, the term concerns the rendering of computer-generated imagery (CGI) using low-end 3D engines (as opposed to high-end and complex 3D engines used by professionals) in video games (typically, engines in first person shooters games have been used). Consequently, the rendering can be done in real-time using PCs (either using the computer of the creator or the viewer), rather than with complex 3D engines using huge render farms.
*More can be found here
Not entirely true. I dont have a degree and just got picked up by a fairly major coporation (CSC) who has over 78k employees to be a Systems Engineer.
Granted they expect me to complete my degree in a reasonable amount of time (they are paying for it though). I did have some decent experience before... but not much (maybe 1 year relevant).
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GameGuard used by NCSoft in Lineage2 is very similiar when it seems to create more problems then it solves.
In fact GameGuard does not block one single hack I know of for Lineage .....
This has been going on for the past 6 months in Maryland.
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http://www.mddailyrecord.com/pub/5_398_friday/bus
MMTIS uses the movement between towers, without collecting personal information, and uses that data to determine speed and movement in specific areas.
Its a shame that AIM is so widly used in the workplace even though is so vunerable .... ....
I know our IT department frowns upon it but walking around you still see it used
Its only a matter of time until something like this came out that has the potential to severly damage both corporate and private networks
Knowing the chinese:
Those responsible have been sacked.
Those responsible for sacking the people who have just been sacked have been sacked.
Wow these are some interesting reads. I learned a lot about hard drives today lol. Who would have thought .... only on slashdot!
Makes me wonder if they will be searching the data people put in for friendly text-related ads.
I mean the psp is allready in enough trouble as it is...
I could see something like this working, only in turn as a marketing ploy so you would buy more 360's then PSP's ....
He adds that teams were restricted to using NASA's searchlight as the power source this year, but says they will be able to design their own in 2006.
"They can use lasers, microwaves, whatever they like," he says.
It will get better next year.
You would be surprised how many corporations still use dos based programs out there.
Trust me its scary.
As per Wikipedia: As a production technique, the term concerns the rendering of computer-generated imagery (CGI) using low-end 3D engines (as opposed to high-end and complex 3D engines used by professionals) in video games (typically, engines in first person shooters games have been used). Consequently, the rendering can be done in real-time using PCs (either using the computer of the creator or the viewer), rather than with complex 3D engines using huge render farms. *More can be found here
I missed out on having the ability to hack my middle teachers computer's. All we had were apple IIe's and Oregon Trail (Which still rocks btw) :-(.
Not entirely true. I dont have a degree and just got picked up by a fairly major coporation (CSC) who has over 78k employees to be a Systems Engineer. Granted they expect me to complete my degree in a reasonable amount of time (they are paying for it though). I did have some decent experience before ... but not much (maybe 1 year relevant).
At least its still free ;-)
lol I was taken by his reply too.