Comment Re:Models vs models (Score 4, Insightful) 249
2) You can prove them wrong
Prove a negative? So far reality is proving them wrong.
2) You can prove them wrong
Prove a negative? So far reality is proving them wrong.
Whatever happened to "News for Nerds, Stuff that Matters"?
Affirmative action happened. Current owner of
1. The NSA didn't know that it could be backdoored when they created it. So there is no backdoor, and the NSA is kicking themselves for that missed opportunity, or for the embarrassment. 2. They knew about it, but intentionally didn't create a backdoor. 3. They knew about it and created a backdoor.
From looking at the algorithm, we cannot possibly know which one is the case. Obviously it would be totally insane to use this algorithm. But that _was_ known for quite some time.
Except for the 10mil paid to RSA in secret and 2005 patent describing use of this algo for _this exact purpose_.
That must be it, thanks.
Interestingly Namebench opened Internet Explorer on my win8 box.
IE is NOT set as my default browser, Opera is. Is IE hardcoded in namebench?
This made me disable IE altogether
... and then stating their high profits?
Okay. Explain. How are they "clearly losing money"? Prove it.
It works exactly the same way AGW does. Reality keeps proving models wrong, so models must be right, right?
I doubt that. The firmware, maybe, but probably not drivers. Normally the difference between high-priced and low-priced models is that the low-priced models have some internal fuses blown, so that some of the cores are disabled. Sometimes those cores were defective, other times they disable cores just to meet the demand. It could be that they disable the cores with firmware instead of fuses, and somehow the drivers could reenable cores in the latter cases, but my guess is that the people who give the orders simply think of their precious architecture details as information that needs to be kept secret, in case the competition gets too many ideas from those details.
drivers and/or jumpers
http://www.eevblog.com/forum/chat/hacking-nvidia-cards-into-their-professional-counterparts/
I don't understand why these systems are set up like this, operationally it's not much different from EZ-Pass which works fine with an account based system, putting the value tracking on the cards is just asking for an upgrade treadmill even if it's well designed now, 10 years from now it will be easilly cracked. compare CPU vs GPU/FPGA/ASIC hashing advances
Because its expensive to run a lot of data over GSM links in every bus/tram in the city.
We use same system in Poland and recently a group of people (over 900!) got charged with fraud. They werent the ones selling cards, they were the users, and only stupid ones.
in polish http://niebezpiecznik.pl/post/900-wlascicieli-falszywych-warszawskich-kart-miejskich-bedzie-przesluchanych/
Someone also offers Android app that charges cards using phone buildin NFC. You pay with BTC (yes, bitcoins). Its only available over TOR
http://zaufanatrzeciastrona.pl/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/screen01.png
City has NO technical way of discovering fake cards on the meters, they only stumbled on those cards because City was upgrading older VERY broken Classic cards to never less but still broken model, they did it by offering free exchange program. Some retards tried to turn in FAKE cards
evul sourcecode for clonning
https://github.com/ikarus23/MifareClassicTool
All HDDs support ATA security. Its standard, its in hardware and it appears to be secure. ALL HDDs on the marked have those curious "bugs" that let you recover or bypass this password. All by accident Im sure
and Steam OS machine
why? you want nvidia only piece of shit hardcoded by former nvidia employee?
Also, why was Samsung excluded?
so Intel could win
Try asking EA to develop a game where the US masses rise up against the legitimate authority in Washington DC (that takes place in our time) and see how well that goes.
There was a game trailer a year ago that gave me some hope.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93-gWrh-MFk
unfortunately in the real game its the other way around and you are the bad guy killing brave freedom fighters
looks like 3 NTSC cameras, or at best cellphone ones
those are most likely bugs, but they can also be used as tools for user browser fingerprinting.
A better solution would be for Italy to simply lower their taxes until it did NOT make business sense to go through such contortions to avoid them anymore.
Yes, because tragedy of the commons is the best solution!
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