"A European schedule"?
You are aware that Europe contains a great many countries, right?
And that some countries (e.g. Belgium, Bulgaria) in Europe run faster schedules (vaccinations at 2, 3, and 4 months) than the USA does (which does vaccinations at 2, 4, and 6 months).
Here's a handy summary of Europe's vaccine schedules. Compare it to the USA's schedule.
Furthermore, if it's rubella and a pregnant woman gets it, the child is likely to have some of an array of birth defects.
So my question is: Were the banks running older versions of OpenSSL that were unaffected, or did they patch the newest version of OpenSSL and renew their certs, or did they patch and not renew their certs?
Or there's 4th option : They never used OpenSSL to start with. It's widely used, but it's hardly the only TLS implementation around.
Less than a minute to patch.
Considerably longer to ensure that anything that might have been taken (like their certificates' private keys) is nullified.
Testing does back up the bank's claims. RBC, CIBC, TD, Scotia, BMO, CWB, PCF, Tangerine, all of them show as unaffected on Filippo's tester.
Was that loss from birth or did it develop later? Rush lost his hearing when he was in his 50s, probably as a result of his Oxycotin abuse. If yours was the former, that might explain your better results.
today we spend a bunch of money on new stuff that duplicates the functionality of old stuff. recently I spent $15 on an LED bulb and $15 on a dimmer lamp socket so I could have a dimmable lamp, something we had with the first electric lamps 100 years ago, and something we've had with oil lamps for 300 years.
And the new stuff does the same thing while needing about 1/5th as much power as the old stuff.
Or cars designed by stupid people where it isn't physically possible to adjust the mirror far enough to eliminate the blind spot.
Realistically, how many amps is thing thing going to allow?
They're saying 5A at 20V.
Realistically, I wish the USB-C connector could start at 5 volts but negotiate to 12 volts to offset voltage drop.
That's mostly what it's going to do. It starts at 5V, and negotiates up to 12V or 20V.
Here's the whole presentation - https://intel.activeevents.com...
That's in the presentation.
The voltage will be negotiable up to 12V or 20V, but the default will remain at 5V. With the right cable, you'll be able to move up to 5A at 20V. They're calling it "USB Power Delivery".
I suspect that the low temperatures would make the blood too viscous to flow properly.
The minimum fee set by default on the client the Bitcoin Foundation maintains (Now called "Bitcoin-core") was changed.
Any other clients or anyone who feels like doing their own compiling can set the minimum fee to anything they like, including 0, but there's no guarantee their transaction will ever get included in a block if they set it very small.
Doesn't Comcast want to be able to offer Netflix to its users?
Of course not. They want to offer their overpriced video-on-demand/PPV service without having any pesky competition.
MAC filtering does nothing useful. You're shouting your MAC from the rooftops any time you're connected to the network, so cloning it is exercise in triviality for any attacker with an IQ greater than their hat size.
Bluecoat "features" SSL MITM bullshit.
"What man has done, man can aspire to do." -- Jerry Pournelle, about space flight
