UEFI has been implicated in the death of Samsung laptops running Linux.
That had nothing to do with Linux, and UEFI had no fault in that. The problem is that Samsung wrote a serious bug into their UEFI implementation that causes the laptop to brick if the user does X, Y, and Z under any operating system.
Agreed. There are roughly 100 million internet enabled households in the United States. If each of these sent and received, on average, 1GB per month, that's 100 PB.
For example
No. That's shell expansion, not regular expression. To match any number of characters, you would use ".*".
The popular belief is that security risks increase as the user engages in riskier
So security risks don't increase as I engage in risky behavior? How does that even work? If something doesn't increase risk, then it isn't risky. I can start downloading and executing everything I see without increasing security risks?
Or even more reason to be afraid...IIRC part of the problem was they weren't telling people how bad it really was wasn't it?
That was the problem. By lying, officials were indirectly telling people that the nuclear disaster was so bad that they had to lie. Plus, not knowing how bad it is adds another layer of stress.
I'm not sure the anonymous reader understands how computers work. You can't just stream CPU power. Plus, one of the main reasons for using a console is that it "just works", and having to have it connected to the internet whenever you play would be a huge pain.
DataTraveler HyperX Predator 3.0
I laughed for about half a minute at that name. Next year: Mega Terminator X-treme 5x5!!!
Buttons. It's touchscreen, but still has buttons 0-9 and others you'd expect on a calculator.
I predict that the results are accurate, but not nearly as exciting as NASA is trying to get us to believe.
What do you mean you still play your Wii? Wii is a current gen console. At least, it was yesterday.
The law says that you aren't allowed to spam cell phones with commercial advertisements. No opt out necessary.
It's a shame how this country treats our war heroes.
How about allyourdataarebelongto.us? I don't see how that wouldn't work.
Users may request checks for the amount of credit that has been applied to their accounts.
Users may also request that Amazon employees reimburse them with oral sex. But will they honor these requests?
Worked fine for me. But I have adblock. No javascript necessary.
Here is a direct link that works for me. I can't guarantee that it isn't time limited or connected to IP address or anything like that.
Heh heh. Be slut.
It is clear that the individual who persecutes a man, his brother, because he is not of the same opinion, is a monster. - Voltaire
