Comment Chinese Government Probes Microsoft For Breaches.. (Score 1) 110
... read this and thought this was a hacking-related article
... read this and thought this was a hacking-related article
I think china tried both prohibition and non-prohibition, sometime back. The latter didn't work out so well for them.
Try putting a load balancer (Cisco ACE, Citrix NetScaler) on a virtual IP and load balancing the UDP packets across several nodes behind the balancer.
No, I don't think so. RMS worked at MIT for over a decade.
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- Mr. McAfee and friends
Planes and runways have lights.
You know Russell Peters is a comedian, right?
True. He may not even be able to.
No, read it as....
"Normally, stiffness and strength declines with the [decline in] density of any [single] material;"
"that's why when bone density decreases, fractures become more likely."
Me too!
The IRS probably still has Exchange server logs with message-IDs, recipients, timestamps and message sizes.
Some mail recipients may still have copies of the 'lost' emails filed away -- either emails themselves, or portions forwarded, replied to, or otherwise quoted in some manner. Server logs will make this known.
... Its a covert transmission channel, not an attack...
A camera pointed at a computer monitor slowly shifts its average hue (a la 'f.lux') is another such example.
Thanks - I suspected that this was the case, but wasn't sure.
Location tracking stays turned off in my iOS device. A nuisance when you want a quick look at the streetmap of the area you're in.
I suspect this entire ploy is so that iBeacons can be marketed more effectively.
Any circuit design must contain at least one part which is obsolete, two parts which are unobtainable, and three parts which are still under development.