Comment Re:Stupid (Score 1) 34
This means if your laptop has nmap, burp suite, metasploit, or Ida pro etc. and you visit China with it
Visiting China with such tools on your laptop? Pretty stupid, unless you're going there to spend a lot of money.
This means if your laptop has nmap, burp suite, metasploit, or Ida pro etc. and you visit China with it
Visiting China with such tools on your laptop? Pretty stupid, unless you're going there to spend a lot of money.
Less mass beneath my feet? That depends very much on how you measure "beneath", right? I'd argue that if your load is being distributed into something, it's beneath you. If I'm standing on a mountain which is sufficiently sharply pointed, then almost the entire mountain might be engaged in supporting my weight — cue fat jokes. But anything it's standing on is going to be the same thing, so wouldn't that make it more mass "beneath" my feet?
Anyway, I RTFA (my geek card is in the mail, it should be back at the processing facility shortly) and the article is all gushily excited that "thereâ(TM)s far more crust underneath the mountains than there is in the oceans!" Wait, was this a surprise to anyone? Mountains happen when earth gets shoved up into the air. They're not pimples.
So in short, the article comes to completely the opposite conclusion of the truth: they say that "if you wanted the least amount of mass beneath your feet, youâ(TM)d climb up to the peak of the highest mountain" when in fact, there is more mass beneath your feet if you stand on a mountain than if you stand on the seabed or in a valley, because of all the mass that by definition can't be beneath your feet if you're standing at a lower altitude.
ReiserFS predates ext4, and it's hard to be an active software developer in prison.
Tunneled down into the articles, http://git.neil.brown.name/?p=... has the patch. I'm building a system with 4.0.4 right now so this was material to me
if you had any sense at all for the most part you wouldn't have even needed an antivirus especially back then even though it was the wild west and all...
You're a nutter, you are. AVP was actually catching virii for me, so I know it was valuable. Haven't had a valid detection in years, but I still run antivirus... because now I have multicore and SSD and the penalty is low.
The other, less common answer, is that there are an infinite number of places on the Earth, where you would end up at the starting location if you were to travel one mile south, west, then north. And that is anywhere 1.159 miles north of the South Pole. You would travel south for one mile, putting you at
I remember when AVP came out, it was both the fastest and best NT antivirus around.
Then they made a few "updates" and we started calling it "a v poo" (IT nerds are known for their maturity) because it would choke your system like a punk.
It's sad that they're still not capable of making an antivirus product that doesn't turn your awesomesauce PC into a turd.
I bought it on launch for the 360 as well and their horrible failure of execution ruined it for me much of the time. I'll wait until the PC version hits the bargain bin before I screw with them again.
They must surely mean that the parts of the system which are not the Linux kernel take up only 10kB. The kernel has crypto services in.
afaik noscript is still the only blocker that allows selective enabling of scripts from particular domains
Adblock winds up blocking a lot of scripts, but yes, I use noscript as well since that's its primary purpose.
Glad I figured it out in about 8 seconds, including 5 seconds to check my work.
And I'm still unqualified to wok for SpaceX, which is a mild disappointment.
It's not all about the gays. Your objection is noted, and filed under 'why should I care' or 'irrelevant' for the overwhelming majority of us.
More proof San Francisco is culturally irrelevant.
The SJWs had their day with systemd. Go away. Now. And stay anonymous.
WiFi sure makes it easier for me to me around in there...
Cable is more secure, if done even marginally well.
They already have cable runs for data, control, power. This is not a big issue.
Those who can, do; those who can't, write. Those who can't write work for the Bell Labs Record.
