Comment What could possibly ... (Score 1) 139
What could possibly
go wrong?
Content remains scrambled as it traverses the Internet and is unreadable even to Syme, which stores the data on its servers. Co-founder Mullie authored a white paper describing Syme's use of a two-step, hybrid encryption system that is fast, secure and efficient.
I would prefer a non-car analogy please. It's been a while since the last good one.
Ok, if you were Peter Parker then
i like the idea of a $50 plug and play box for tor, but how is this different than using a browser plugin? a serious question, not being rhetorical.
Well, for one thing the "tor in a box" won't be there if you connect to the internet anywhere other than your home network.
Audio signals of 100 megahertz? They have perfected ultrasound then.
Given that they have "faithfully reproduced" the audio by using an ordinary radio receiver and that 100MHz is in the commercial FM broadcast band, it would be reasonable to assume that 100MHz is the carrier frequency being used.
Plans to start up the EU's first global satellite navigation system (GNSS) built under civilian control,
Well, it's either a GSNS or it should be global navigation satellite system. Pick one please. To be fair, at least the editors were able to cut and paste accurately.
So how can we prevent this from happening? I haven't read the T&Cs but one thing I am sure about is that I own my router and have absolute jurisdiction of any traffic that I allow to pass, so I have compiled an initial list of internet domains that you can block to stop spying and advertising on TVs that we, as customers have actually paid for.
The cats let me think I'm in charge. It's part of their charm.
Dogs have people, cats have staff.
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