Hahaha, like data retention and a copyright law allowing Abmahnungen (Lawyers are allowed to threaten you with a trial to pay a fee to them to avoid getting sued).
Sorry, our law is weird, too.

And where is your argument?

He said, "you will drain your battery", you said "the cpu uses 100% anyway", now you say "... when gaming". So, now i am watching a movie with 20% cpu instead of 100% and do not thing about your games. I can see the credits, while your tablet already shut down.

cool newssite you linked. "cpulimit exceeded" Muhahahahahaha

In germany we have something called "Schöpfungshöhe" (means "non trivial content"), which should not be reached for any 140 charakter sentence. It does not even apply for many graphics.

smartphone, tablet, old smartphone, old trekstor vibez, some other trekstor device with flash like 8 gb flash, which even plays video.

I always think "what a waste" about dedicated hardware. A decoding module for ONE codec in your CPU? A special device for bitcoin calculations? In the future it (or its part) is just trash, when all people are using newer codecs and bitcoin is replaced by something else.

> First: computers/devices are designed to let their CPUs run at 100% with whatever cooling mechanism they have designed.
No, they are not.
Maybe in the '80th ...
Today a CPU can power down a lot, if it's idle.

0.5% sounds fair. And it's especially fair, because it's gratis for non-commercial (possibly open source) products and sites.

But my religion requires me to wear nerd shirts. Do not say then you cannot employ people of my religion or you will get a discrimination lawsuit.

Don't do the shit.
Go shopping on amazon

FTFY

They do not the pdf any better. Have a look at http://arxiv.org/pdf/1507.0346...

u73a4" \ldots\ldots\ldots "%u33bf%u3d8d%ud66e%ua735%u416e");

I doubt, the \ldots should look like this.

> Or lose your peripheral vision.
I really hope, you do not drive a car then.

Dictionary Attacks are just a class of attacks, which use dictionaries instead of brute-force (a-z aa-z ba-z, ...).
So they can be either online or offline.

no, they are a way to optimize a hashbreaking attack. A Dictionary attack against a webservice cannot be done with rainbowtables.

no.
Dictionary or brute-force has nothing to do with the kind of attack (against a hash or against a live service)

maybe you're mixing it up with rainbowtables.