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Comment: Re:Has anyone looked at the image in question? (Score 1) 298

by Lord_Breetai (#39400279) Attached to: Canadian Charges Against US Manga Reader Dropped

Fuck this scared shit... Here you all go...

http://s582.photobucket.com/albums/ss263/Toxic_Alli101/?action=view&current=shijuuhatte-48-positions-sd.png&newest=1

Enjoy the horrible child rape porn... (fucking sad)

It looks like the characters were drawn in the super deformed (chibi) style.

Comment: Re:ISP:s at fault (Score 1) 231

by Lord_Breetai (#36235556) Attached to: IPv6 Traffic Volumes Are Low, But Nobody Knows How Low

A friend of mine lived next door (literally within 5 meters, though more like 50 meters by wire) to an geek ISP's test facility, running the latest equipment, latest setup, just before being pushed into wider production. Even he only got (from memory, so it might be a bit higher than this) 18Mbps for a full ADSL2+ connection.

Yikes. If that's the case, it would have been better to bypass the dsl setup entirely and drop some cat5/cat6 (~100 meters or less per cable segment) directly to the router.

Technology

Game developer David Braben creates a USB stick PC->

Submitted by KPexEA
KPexEA writes "Braben has developed a tiny USB stick PC that has a HDMI port in one end and a USB port on the other. You plug it into a HDMI socket and then connect a keyboard via the USB port giving you a fully functioning machine running a version of Linux. The cost? $25.

The hardware being offered is no slouch either. It uses a 700MHz ARM11 processor coupled with 128MB of RAM and runs OpenGL ES 2.0 allowing for decent graphics performance with 1080p output confirmed. Storage is catered for by an SD card slot. It also looks as though modules can be attached such as the 12MP camera seen in the image above.

We can expect it to run a range of Linux distributions, but it looks like Ubuntu may be the distro it ships with. That means it will handle web browsing, run office applications, and give the user a fully functional computer to play with as soon as it’s plugged in. All that and it can be carried in your pocket or on a key chain."

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EV fast charging standards in flux->

Submitted by savuporo
savuporo writes "With the first battery electric vehicles becoming available on markets worldwide, there is an increased push to establish standards for fast charging plugs. Unfortunately, the story is far from simple. US hopes to establish its own DC fast charging standad by 2012, and Europe cannot come to an agreement about their version. Meanwhile, CHAdeMO fast charge standard developed and widely deployed in Japan, used on both Nissan Leaf and Mitsubishi MiEV is gaining momentum with deployments underway both in US and Europe. CHAdeMO is limited to 62Kw charge rate, able to charge smaller battery packs to 80% SoC in 15-30 minutes."
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