The best security system you can have is a dog, You have a lot of what if replies but it's a known fact. Nobody gets close to my place
without my dog letting me know, he also does this without being a nuisance.

Security companies also make more money than one would think just selling signs or decals claiming a home alarm is installed for those
with or without pets.

Yes, something someone would take with them on a trip. a take along security system. How many people you think are going to be waiting for
them to record their code :}

(TIC)

So there is life after death, see ya all on the rebound.

What would one use to accelerate fast enough to get out of this time loop?

One astrophysicist now claims Black Holes are made by Freaking Magic...

This comes after NuSTAR found Black Holes "wherever it looked" {my words}, ""We found the black holes serendipitously," explained David Alexander, "We were looking at known targets and spotted the black holes in the background of the images."" anywhere between 0.3 and 11.4 billion light-years from Earth. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/09/130909154918.htm

NuSTAR http://www.nustar.caltech.edu/ and http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/nustar/main/index.html#.UjDw25I03n0

Now it's a race to explain this, and in the lead is Marco Spaans with mini black holes aka "Quantum uctuations in the form" that I would
tend to think would of made itself more pronounced than just adding substance to a Black Hole.

The best HDTV you can purchase is LED with LCD back lighting. You have to investigate the HDTV to ensure it's a full LCD
backLighting and not just side lighting with baffles to spread the light, sometimes it takes a lot of digging.

The best 3D is through Flicker glasses or one who's lens blink alternately. Mine are battery operated.
would cost a fortune replacing them if I used that option a lot. If you go 3D make sure they are rechargeable or USB power cord.

I purchased a HDTV recently and researched them first to be sure I got the right one. Only to purchase one when Costco dropped them
from $1000 to $300. I thought I made the right choice as well as it's a 600Hz. but a no return purchase.

The key is 24 fps, HDTV's resolution needs to be divisible evenly by 24 or "tricks" have to be used; 600Hz was so I was happy,
3D games were possible only to find out I fell for Panasonic big lie.

It's actually a 60 HZ, a plasma fires 10 times a second, so they multiply that by 60HZ = 600HZ to Panasonic.
My 3D games come in at 30 FPS. Plasma is the best picture but nobody mentioned white is 105 F, during the
summer the HDTV and air conditioner have a stand off. Then there's the burn in and a 100,000 hour life time of the screen.
While it comes across as a lot of time, it's dimming from day one.

My Panasonic TC-P42GT25 also can't be calibrated the contrast breaks at 30%, it's actually too dark to view, I have it on game or vivid mode
(very bright) to see. It's a "smart TV" so I can watch Netflix, youtube, HULU, what have you; but the processor can barely run Netflix - captions aren't an option.

Weary be the purchaser of a HDTV.

Here's a PDF that may help some- Display Myths Shattered: How Monitor & HDTV Companies Cook Their Specs
www.hephnertv.com/pdf/DisplayMythsShattered.pdf

Ya stupid article (I didn't read it either). They purchase something safe like marijuana then have the balls to say they purchased drugs.
Buy some Adderall I've seen lots of that for sale on the silk road.

The entire link inadvertently explains why cloud storage shouldn't be used, and that mobile devices are your worst enemy.

The only mention of TrueCrypt is this sentence:
  "Currently available for major software - Microsoft bitlocker,
  FileVault, BestCrypt, TrueCrypt, Etc" (sic)

  It does have these gems

  "The Patriot Act allows for the use of backdoors for counter terrorist investigations"

  The use of backdoors cannot be detected or proven.

  Vendors are legally and commercially prevented from acknowledging their backdoors.
  Defense will not be able to prove their existence.

  The files can be described as "forensically obtained"

Users of mobile devices and cloud storage sign off on their rights to data scanning.
There is no opt our option.

Lots more...

PDF can be downloaded here:
  http://www.techarp.com/article/LEA/Encryption_Backdoor/Computer_Forensics_for_Prosecutors_(2013)_Part_1.pdf

God I guess...
   

September 5, 1983 cover of Newsweek
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Text from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_414s

You and the submitter in on this one? As the answer is a resounding NO.

A well installed microcode bug will be almost impossible to detect.

For people like me that didn't know, microcode can also be known as firmware, bios update
or "code in a device" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microcode

Ken Thompson's Acknowledgment

So in theory you can't even trust the code you write as your video card could change it.

--
If you aren't paranoid yet, just wait

I don't know if it counts but the Philippines. -It used to be under US control formally if for only a little while, informally a long time.

They have the same problem China does and it's a smaller area, The most spoken language is Tagalog and even then
so many distance regional differences many can't talk to each other.

That's the way it was when I lived there; hitting the wikipedia it's much worse than I thought, as Tagalog has been replaced
with Filipino and English

Official status
Filipino is constitutionally designated as the national language of the Philippines and, along with English, one of two official languages.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filipino_language

I heard it as well...

When the culling comes I figure we're safe as we can "play the game".

Thanks for that!

Just recently saw a thermal compound with diamonds http://www.amazon.com/Innovation-Cooling-Diamond-Thermal-Compound/dp/B0042IEVD8 I didn't give it a second thought as someones always pushing a newer better compound. Guess I'll pick some up and give it a try.

Ever read the booklet (Installation instructions) that comes with the Intel CPUs? I did cause I wanted to know just what temperature the chip should run at? For my i7-950 the "internal ambient temperature should be at or below 38 C, this is maintained with the integration of of a Thermally Advantaged Chassis". :}

(The ambient temperature is measured at the inlet to the processor thermal solution)
-From my booklet, it's been changed and that entry removed so I can't link to it..

The stock Intel CPU cooler can't come close to maintaining that limit.

So you have 2.4 pounds, that extends 5" above the mother board, then more than likely it sits sideways.
That's a lot of stress on anything over a period of time. Moving your system at all increase the chance of spider cracks.

And my feelings over these type of coolers, I've always gone with an enclosed water cooling system
http://www.newegg.com/Water-Liquid-Cooling/SubCategory/ID-575?Tpk=water%20coolers

They are small, light weight and can remove a lot of heat Using a CORSAIR H50 (no longer being sold),
i7-950 chip at 4.4Ghz running OCCT for a hour and never got above 65 C

I now use a Thermaltake CLW0217 It keeps my system very cool. But I wouldn't recommend it to anybody, as it takes up
an entire USB header and requires Windows software to operate it (fan control). I just want it full on, so soon to be rewiring it that way.

Nothing they could do to me would come close, anywhere near what could of happened to me 40 years ago over marijuana in Texas.
After that anything is better.

I've been able admit it once before, I lived in Fairbanks Alaska when marijuana was legalized, nothing changed just an an option to alcohol for many.
Then to the lower 48 where it was illegal again.

So I've gone through the U.S legal swing on this marijuana thing,