What happens if I self sign my light SSL certificate, am I susceptible to a man-in-the-way-of-my-light attack?
In other news, Alice and Bob figure out how to screw in a lightbulb.
"To get them to replicate the conditions of the wires found snaking and choking their way around hard drive units, monitors and printers in offices worldwide..."
Hard drives, eh? So your ethernet cables are inside the case, or what?
They can afford to do this with businesses because they assume they won't be useing lots and lots of P2P, they might even have a throttling clause in there somewhere. Fine print anyone?
You can get it here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59. Under Tools->User Agent Switcher you can choose between several user agents that you want FF to report. Very handy for sites like these.
The workstation cards tend to have very low error tolerance, while the real time graphics cards allow for quite a bit of error in the name of speed. This is fine unless your rendering something.
We're getting the guys together to install some Vista SP1! Bob's bringing the snacks and Larry is bringing the drinks, it should be a Great Experience(TM).
Some folks I know had encounters with a similar device, you might learn from their...adventures. Fortunately I was able to combat the devices quite easily. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replicator_(Stargate). Just thought I'd let you guys know.
I had to reg a domain, two words with a dash separating them. I also registered the name without the dash and have it domain forward to the main domain. This way if the site becomes popular, I won't have to worry about a parker stealing my thunder.
Have any details on how these "games" are actually run? I'm interested in how they simulate everything...is it just a mock control room with a game server hooked up to everything instead of the real world, or do they actually use real world utilities and networks to do this? I read the article but it was more newspaper-speak than technical details.
I know! Let's sell mp3s without any DRM, so people can play them on *any* player, and support those with ads. Wait, what? Who are you guys? Why are you...*silenced gunfire*.
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What happens if I self sign my light SSL certificate, am I susceptible to a man-in-the-way-of-my-light attack?
In other news, Alice and Bob figure out how to screw in a lightbulb.
Hard drives, eh? So your ethernet cables are inside the case, or what?
Friendly territory? They are humans, don't you fucking get it?
Pfff, are they gonna have surveillance in *all* areas of your home? I think not.
Bulk disk eraser!
This is why backups exist. Unless of course someone gets their hands on the mass disk eraser...
No, it's not. We're talking about security vulnerabilities, not patent terminology.
They can afford to do this with businesses because they assume they won't be useing lots and lots of P2P, they might even have a throttling clause in there somewhere. Fine print anyone?
You can get it here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59. Under Tools->User Agent Switcher you can choose between several user agents that you want FF to report. Very handy for sites like these.
How does one get infected with WWWFBISearchBar, or FBIDesktopBuddy? Does it get installed when your browsing shady government websites, or what?
Murderer!
The IPs of the machines are given out, but not what OS is on the boxes. (Identifying the windows box is pretty easy though, RPC etc).
The workstation cards tend to have very low error tolerance, while the real time graphics cards allow for quite a bit of error in the name of speed. This is fine unless your rendering something.
Bow chica chica bow bow chica. I know you were thinking it.
We're getting the guys together to install some Vista SP1! Bob's bringing the snacks and Larry is bringing the drinks, it should be a Great Experience(TM).
Some folks I know had encounters with a similar device, you might learn from their...adventures. Fortunately I was able to combat the devices quite easily. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replicator_(Stargate). Just thought I'd let you guys know.
-Rodney McKay
I had to reg a domain, two words with a dash separating them. I also registered the name without the dash and have it domain forward to the main domain. This way if the site becomes popular, I won't have to worry about a parker stealing my thunder.
Ah I see, thanks.
Have any details on how these "games" are actually run? I'm interested in how they simulate everything...is it just a mock control room with a game server hooked up to everything instead of the real world, or do they actually use real world utilities and networks to do this? I read the article but it was more newspaper-speak than technical details.
This was on Hackaday first. FYI.
The RADAR has been jammed! Only on man would dare use the strawberry...
I know! Let's sell mp3s without any DRM, so people can play them on *any* player, and support those with ads. Wait, what? Who are you guys? Why are you...*silenced gunfire*.
Naw, its flux capacitor probably just ran dry. Couldn't sustain 88mph any longer :/
Pff, that salad isn't real.
There is a good shell replacement that is similar to fluxbox: http://emergedesktop.org/. When I have to boot into windows it eases the pain.