So what do you do when your network gets "cracked"?
That's right, you beg for more money to support your incompetent ass!
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I don't think the algorithm is quite ready for prime time yet, seeing that currently the most popular video on Google is of a chubby nerdy tranvestite playbacking a song of Aqua
I somewhat agree, they say that they don't want to rush the game because they want to ensure that it's going to be the best first person shooter ever made. Sounds a bit too perfectionistic to me.
I would definitely love to read a book about the development process of DnF, if it's ever going to be made (the book that is).
The statement from 3DRealms that they want to make sure that DnF is going to be the best first person shooter ever made, just doesn't seem very likely to be the only reason that it takes them forever to put out a release.
Not only that, with this law put in place there will likely be much more backup copies of their work available. Thus saving the poor artist's work from demising. It's a win-win situation!
Just imagine, working at google and being one of the "best and brightest" software engineers in the world. Trying to find the best way to aid the Chinese government in suppressing their people.
Oh well, I guess it's just a "if I don't do it somebody else will"-case.
Writing to your BIOS means modifying the memory of the flash chip on your motherboard. The flash chip is mapped into your memory space at certain regions. In order to access these regions you'll have to be root (under normal circumstances).
Once you have access to these regions it's fairly easy to overwrite your BIOS. You only have to send a couple of commands to the flash chip to disable write protection and erase the sectors (or the whole chip) you want to (re)-program. After erasing you can start uploading your malicious code into the BIOS.
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You get modded a troll when you correct your own post.
That's right, you beg for more money to support your incompetent ass!
I don't think the algorithm is quite ready for prime time yet,
seeing that currently the most popular video on Google is of a chubby nerdy tranvestite playbacking a song of Aqua
I agree, sounds like google is creating there own "echelon" system, but with a different purpose.
I somewhat agree, they say that they don't want to rush the game because they want to ensure that it's going to be the best first person shooter ever made.
Sounds a bit too perfectionistic to me.
I would definitely love to read a book about the development process of DnF, if it's ever going to be made (the book that is).
The statement from 3DRealms that they want to make sure that DnF is going to be the best first person shooter ever made, just doesn't seem very likely to be the only reason that it takes them forever to put out a release.
Not only that, with this law put in place there will likely be much more backup copies of their work available.
Thus saving the poor artist's work from demising.
It's a win-win situation!
We are French. Fuck you, Americans, I don't care!
Just imagine, working at google and being one of the "best and brightest" software engineers in the world.
Trying to find the best way to aid the Chinese government in suppressing their people.
Oh well, I guess it's just a "if I don't do it somebody else will"-case.
Writing to your BIOS means modifying the memory of the flash chip on your motherboard.
The flash chip is mapped into your memory space at certain regions.
In order to access these regions you'll have to be root (under normal circumstances).
Once you have access to these regions it's fairly easy to overwrite your BIOS.
You only have to send a couple of commands to the flash chip to disable write protection and
erase the sectors (or the whole chip) you want to (re)-program.
After erasing you can start uploading your malicious code into the BIOS.
I read that as "The British Pornographic Industry".
I'll put my money on Atlantis