No, the USB standard does not say that devices should be automagically trusted. That is a feature of most OS designs, but not of all of them. Some OS designs are in fact sensible and secure. Some hardware also have electrical fuses and filters on the USB lines. I'll leave it as an exercise to the reader to figure out which hardware and OSs can be trusted and which cannot.
This guy's shack was searched multiple times and each time the police retrieved a treasure trove of incriminating documents. How all the crap would fit in the small shack and how they could have missed it in the previous searches, was never explained though.
Maybe the problem was that the writers primarily used white chalk? Maybe it is time to use black chalk on white boards instead? That picture however, clearly showed blue chalk being used. The horror.
We don't need no education.
Or as some wise guy said: If you don't read, then you are uninformed. If you do read, then you are misinformed. If you can't read, then you are an ignoramus.
The law books are full of unenforceable laws. This one is nothing new and won't be the last.
In Canada, local regulations are trumped by Provincial acts, which are trumped by Federal acts, which are trumped by the constitution.
5 foot six is common in India.
Anyway, that only determines the length of the axles and the sleepers, nothing much else. There are bazillions of gauges in use:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Hmm, water that will replenish the fillings in your teeth...
Seriously, in African countries, lead pipes were removed about 100 years ago already. WTF is wrong with America?
Well, Linux distros assume that you know what you want to do. They do not prescribe to you. OrangeFS is not exactly a garden variety tool. If you knew anything about anything, then you might have heard that Linux runs on a wide variety of platforms, including massively parallel super computers. OrangeFS is for that. So, it is not for your gaming rig in your mother's basement. Maybe you should go out for fresh air more. There is a whole real world out there, with many beautiful and interesting things.
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No, the USB standard does not say that devices should be automagically trusted. That is a feature of most OS designs, but not of all of them. Some OS designs are in fact sensible and secure. Some hardware also have electrical fuses and filters on the USB lines. I'll leave it as an exercise to the reader to figure out which hardware and OSs can be trusted and which cannot.
On BSD at least, you can lock the install to a specific USB keyboard ID, so then it won't accept a random HID.
Yeah, one could buy ones like that with 64 GB printed on Ebay for many years already, but I finally found true 64 GB ones in the shops this year only.
I plug it in and format it with ext4. Never had a problem.
How do you make 16 GB memory from 15 G transistors?
Uhmmm, the dual slot interference experiments for example.
Wrong. The wave-particle duality and the dual slot experiments showed that electrons are divisible a long time ago.
This guy's shack was searched multiple times and each time the police retrieved a treasure trove of incriminating documents. How all the crap would fit in the small shack and how they could have missed it in the previous searches, was never explained though.
Those kind of figures would instantly put them on par with a smaller manufacturer such as Chrysler. Great if they can pull it off.
Wind mills have been generating weirdos for centuries. Cervantes wrote his books in 1605 already and people are still tilting at wind mills.
Maybe the problem was that the writers primarily used white chalk? Maybe it is time to use black chalk on white boards instead? That picture however, clearly showed blue chalk being used. The horror.
I'm sorry, but I certainly do not 'come from a monk'.
Wrong. Scientists are happy to admit when they are wrong. Descartes' scientific method relies on setting up an enquiry that can be falsified.
We don't need no education. Or as some wise guy said: If you don't read, then you are uninformed. If you do read, then you are misinformed. If you can't read, then you are an ignoramus.
The law books are full of unenforceable laws. This one is nothing new and won't be the last. In Canada, local regulations are trumped by Provincial acts, which are trumped by Federal acts, which are trumped by the constitution.
Eventually, the privacy issues will need to be addressed properly though.
5 foot six is common in India. Anyway, that only determines the length of the axles and the sleepers, nothing much else. There are bazillions of gauges in use: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Ach, you almost made me snort my Coke...
Hmm, water that will replenish the fillings in your teeth... Seriously, in African countries, lead pipes were removed about 100 years ago already. WTF is wrong with America?
Check the labels. Sodas are mostly lemon and lime juice.
Well, Linux distros assume that you know what you want to do. They do not prescribe to you. OrangeFS is not exactly a garden variety tool. If you knew anything about anything, then you might have heard that Linux runs on a wide variety of platforms, including massively parallel super computers. OrangeFS is for that. So, it is not for your gaming rig in your mother's basement. Maybe you should go out for fresh air more. There is a whole real world out there, with many beautiful and interesting things.
OrangeFS is a derivative of the parallel FS originally used for Beuwolf clusters.
No, you have it the wrong way around: How long till FirefoxOS runs systemd? TIFIFY
What is facebook?
A bank is simply an IT business with ridiculously high usage fees. The 'war on cash' is another way for banks to skim money off every transaction.