So I thought I recalled that OCZ went bust and i was right because this isn't the same OCZ, it's OCZ Storage Solutions not OCZ Technology Group. Basically, Toshiba bought up the remnants of the company and took the name and logo and founded OCZ Storage Solutions on January 21, 2014. So of course they are using Toshiba's this and that because they are Toshiba.
Contrary to popular belief, congress critters need our votes to stay in office. Now, if you all keep reelecting them, all I can ask is WFT is wrong with you? If you want to change the rules, you have to elect people that will change them. Simple enough?
that's just it though. there is a problem with people and the election system in general.
the solution to this is to completely decentralize our power, virtually destroying "the grid" by putting solar+battery at every home. it wont work for absolutely everyone but it will work for the vast majority of people.
I live in Juno, Alaska. Explain how solar is a viable option for me.
i'm sorry, power sources cannot teach you to read.
the solution to this is to completely decentralize our power, virtually destroying "the grid" by putting solar+battery at every home. it wont work for absolutely everyone but it will work for the vast majority of people. it comes with nice side effects too: it will cause people to buy more efficient electronics, lower the price of solar panels, devastate the coal/gas industry which in turn will cause a massive reduction in CO2 emissions and result in fewer mountain tops being blown up.
so you get security, energy independence, massive pollution reduction and preserving the environment. what's not to like? oh yeah, it doesn't pay congress critters to stay in office, so it wont happen. #BanCongress;-P
it's very simple, don't buy such devices and don't allow them near you. it's been trumpeted for years and idiots don't care. the real question is, when will security get the authority to override what some dumbass manager demands?
The Neo900.org phone deliberately uses a CPU that does not have a modem built into it. The modem is a separate chip
this is the case with almost all cellphones.
and there is a watchdog chip that instantly resets it if it tries to do anything when supposed to be off.
that's interesting but far from bullet-proof. the modem chip they are using, yep, made and programmed by gemalto. basically, it's security is only a smidgen better than every other cellphone on the market.
Its also physically impossible for anyone to remotely activate the microphone on the Neo900 or remotely steal audio
unless there is a switch that you have to manually flip to connect and disconnect the microphone, you don't understand what "physically impossible" actually means.
Baseband processors (aka modems) have been the greatest technical weakness in cellphones since the dawn of SIM cards. They operate independently of the primary CPU and still crash when fuzzed and yet still have DMA lines to your RAM. Perhaps the bigger problem is how absurdly complex the ever growing number of protocol standards there are for baseband processors.
(Note to detractors about using Christianity as an example, find a single thing that is common among Christians without counter example - I can think of only one: people are/were involved).
all divisions of Christianity believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
when people disagree to an extreme and those in authority do nothing, you wind up with vigilantes. this is nothing new, it's simply "with a computer" which like with patents, doesn't make it novel.
The hyperlink was a way to abandon centralization – all the links, lines and hierarchies – and replace them with something more distributed, a system of nodes and networks. Since I got out of jail, though, I've realized how much the hyperlink has been devalued, almost made obsolete.
the hyperlink has not changed. it's not any more or less powerful than it previously was. the only thing that has changed is where (some) people choose to spend their time.
side note: if you want to keep the web decentralized, you need to build a meta-website that is built on a standard information format but easily hosted by anyone that wants to host one or many users.
systemd was thrust upon everyone and you want us to accept it just because? how about this: document the code, document the interfaces, solidify the ABI, make the code portable, do a security audit instead of trying to force me to use systemd!
my resolution is to uproot systemd's tendrils from an otherwise decent operating system.
while i don't think you'll be able to identify an exact person, i do think this technology could be used to identify code that is prone to error and exploitation or even code that is for exploitation.
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So I thought I recalled that OCZ went bust and i was right because this isn't the same OCZ, it's OCZ Storage Solutions not OCZ Technology Group. Basically, Toshiba bought up the remnants of the company and took the name and logo and founded OCZ Storage Solutions on January 21, 2014. So of course they are using Toshiba's this and that because they are Toshiba.
Contrary to popular belief, congress critters need our votes to stay in office. Now, if you all keep reelecting them, all I can ask is WFT is wrong with you? If you want to change the rules, you have to elect people that will change them. Simple enough?
that's just it though. there is a problem with people and the election system in general.
the solution to this is to completely decentralize our power, virtually destroying "the grid" by putting solar+battery at every home. it wont work for absolutely everyone but it will work for the vast majority of people.
I live in Juno, Alaska. Explain how solar is a viable option for me.
i'm sorry, power sources cannot teach you to read.
... and the industry producing those nice solar panels and batteries will be powered by - what? Ah, I see. Engineering is not your strong side, right?
the sun.
the solution to this is to completely decentralize our power, virtually destroying "the grid" by putting solar+battery at every home. it wont work for absolutely everyone but it will work for the vast majority of people. it comes with nice side effects too: it will cause people to buy more efficient electronics, lower the price of solar panels, devastate the coal/gas industry which in turn will cause a massive reduction in CO2 emissions and result in fewer mountain tops being blown up.
so you get security, energy independence, massive pollution reduction and preserving the environment. what's not to like? oh yeah, it doesn't pay congress critters to stay in office, so it wont happen. #BanCongress ;-P
if popularity mattered, i would run Windows. what's popular is rarely good. how else do you explain beiber?
it's very simple, don't buy such devices and don't allow them near you. it's been trumpeted for years and idiots don't care. the real question is, when will security get the authority to override what some dumbass manager demands?
The Neo900.org phone deliberately uses a CPU that does not have a modem built into it. The modem is a separate chip
this is the case with almost all cellphones.
and there is a watchdog chip that instantly resets it if it tries to do anything when supposed to be off.
that's interesting but far from bullet-proof. the modem chip they are using, yep, made and programmed by gemalto. basically, it's security is only a smidgen better than every other cellphone on the market.
Its also physically impossible for anyone to remotely activate the microphone on the Neo900 or remotely steal audio
unless there is a switch that you have to manually flip to connect and disconnect the microphone, you don't understand what "physically impossible" actually means.
Baseband processors (aka modems) have been the greatest technical weakness in cellphones since the dawn of SIM cards. They operate independently of the primary CPU and still crash when fuzzed and yet still have DMA lines to your RAM. Perhaps the bigger problem is how absurdly complex the ever growing number of protocol standards there are for baseband processors.
No, there are Christians who don't even believe in God, never mind that Jesus was his Son in any literal sense.
[citation needed]
(Note to detractors about using Christianity as an example, find a single thing that is common among Christians without counter example - I can think of only one: people are/were involved).
all divisions of Christianity believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
when people disagree to an extreme and those in authority do nothing, you wind up with vigilantes. this is nothing new, it's simply "with a computer" which like with patents, doesn't make it novel.
The hyperlink was a way to abandon centralization – all the links, lines and hierarchies – and replace them with something more distributed, a system of nodes and networks. Since I got out of jail, though, I've realized how much the hyperlink has been devalued, almost made obsolete.
the hyperlink has not changed. it's not any more or less powerful than it previously was. the only thing that has changed is where (some) people choose to spend their time.
side note: if you want to keep the web decentralized, you need to build a meta-website that is built on a standard information format but easily hosted by anyone that wants to host one or many users.
The problem is the systemd team doesn't understand a good way to write software.
ftfy. ;)
systemd was thrust upon everyone and you want us to accept it just because? how about this: document the code, document the interfaces, solidify the ABI, make the code portable, do a security audit instead of trying to force me to use systemd!
my resolution is to uproot systemd's tendrils from an otherwise decent operating system.
the same year as the "year of the Linux desktop". ;)
i believe wikipedia's own "humorous" article on WikiSpeak explains a lot about the issues it's having.
Please keep submitting details, IDGAF if this winds up on the front page constantly.
you dont give a fuck? no, Janice in accounting don't give a fuck.
while i don't think you'll be able to identify an exact person, i do think this technology could be used to identify code that is prone to error and exploitation or even code that is for exploitation.
it's far more likely to select those who don't bother with such things.
it always wins.
you could always just use a web extension to change all mentions of Trump to Darth Vader.
"Vader slams Obama for 'Star Wars' quip | TheHill" is a much better google result.
all the way to the bank. -_-
Oracle Corp. and Cypress Real Estate Advisors officials did not respond to requests for comment.
because they don't care about "other people's problems," even if they caused them. what they do care about is their money.