which there's an exploit in the wild under Linux that gets around much of the security in the system. It requires root access. I'd say that requires a lot of work and skill to get under Linux.
Depends on your definition of "pleasant". Orange/Yellow light doesn't affect our nightvision as much as other colors. I can see that as a pretty significant reason to use sodium lamps as streetlights.
Free and "ad-supported" are two different things. My wild guess is that GP was actually talking about free as in beer browsers. Where does the money change hands with eg. Firefox?
The same is true here in Norway. One annoying thing is that if I convert my car to run on natural gas (and thus pollute less), I can't even get my car approved for road usage. There is no interest in actually reducing pollution, only in grabbing as much cash as possible. If you pollute less, you get fined for not paying. Yay.
The brand doesn't matter. What chipset is inside matters. And even though there are thousands of different routers to choose between, there are less than 10 chipsets they are based on.
If the wearer is about to pull the trigger on his M72 LAW when someone fires a rifle at him, do you think it's a Good Idea (TM) to jerk the person around?
Without the suit, you WILL be hit by a bullet. WITH the suit, you MIGHT accidentally blow up your whole team.
You've soldered on extra flash? The last time I checked, the NSLU2 only had 8mb flash. Still, running stuff from an USB stick/hdd is no problem at all.
Renting an airplane and loading a nuclear bomb in it requires human sacrifice and an aviating licence. Building something that can lift the warhead to a suitable altitude sounds easier. Is something preventing mini-missiles from being launched from U-hauls?
As to the tracing of fissionable materials... that might help figuring out where it was mined, but that doesn't actually relate to who build and fired the bomb.
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which there's an exploit in the wild under Linux that gets around much of the security in the system.
It requires root access. I'd say that requires a lot of work and skill to get under Linux.
Depends on your definition of "pleasant". Orange/Yellow light doesn't affect our nightvision as much as other colors. I can see that as a pretty significant reason to use sodium lamps as streetlights.
Is it really necessary? I mean... I *never* calibrated my iPhone. Ever.
A Plugin (flash/java/etc) is not the same as an extention.
Tomato is a different distribution, and might not suffer from the same vulnerabilities. Just like RedHat and Ubuntu doesn't.
Completely free energy? TINSTAAFL.
How do they plan on handling the energy consumtion at night?
Free and "ad-supported" are two different things. My wild guess is that GP was actually talking about free as in beer browsers. Where does the money change hands with eg. Firefox?
The same is true here in Norway. One annoying thing is that if I convert my car to run on natural gas (and thus pollute less), I can't even get my car approved for road usage.
There is no interest in actually reducing pollution, only in grabbing as much cash as possible. If you pollute less, you get fined for not paying. Yay.
No theft has occurred. A breach of copyright law has though.
That plane is flying kinda low, innit? If you zoom out about half-way, you see the transition between aerial photos and satellite photos.
Yes, because a whitelist will help you a lot if the server is hacked and the script replaced.
Their attempts at using lasers to improve their extreme suicide rate has thus far been unsuccessful.
The brand doesn't matter. What chipset is inside matters. And even though there are thousands of different routers to choose between, there are less than 10 chipsets they are based on.
Aircraft carriers are measured in ounces.
If the wearer is about to pull the trigger on his M72 LAW when someone fires a rifle at him, do you think it's a Good Idea (TM) to jerk the person around?
Without the suit, you WILL be hit by a bullet.
WITH the suit, you MIGHT accidentally blow up your whole team.
You've soldered on extra flash? The last time I checked, the NSLU2 only had 8mb flash. Still, running stuff from an USB stick/hdd is no problem at all.
Did you run into an error? Make sure you just have "calendar" and "contacts" checked in ActiveSync, not mail/tasks.
But their outlook connector is proprietary
Last time I tried 4.2.2.2 and 4.2.2.1, they appeared to ignore queries. Are they back to being public again?
If you don't think it's funny, you're not smart enough. Complaining about it doesn't make you smarter, it reveals that you're a complete moron ;)
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One in the kitchen, one in the bedroom and one in the livingroom. One in every waiting room, a couple at the office, a few at school etc.
If you ask me, with a pop of 300 mill, I'd expect atleast 400 mill TVs.
Maybe not building one from scratch then. But I assume that if one can import a warhead without being noticed, why not a missile that can lift it up :)
Renting an airplane and loading a nuclear bomb in it requires human sacrifice and an aviating licence. Building something that can lift the warhead to a suitable altitude sounds easier. Is something preventing mini-missiles from being launched from U-hauls?
As to the tracing of fissionable materials... that might help figuring out where it was mined, but that doesn't actually relate to who build and fired the bomb.