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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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.
Living on Earth may be expensive, but it includes an annual free trip around the Sun.