Sounds like they werent as tough as they thought. Everytime the DMV dicks around a citizen, I always wonder who among the crowd "possess certain skills" and get tired of it. I'm glad someone got a point back for their side.
Darn, read it wrong. I first skimmed the title on the front page and thought we had our first super*conducting* material at room temperature which I feel would have been far more interesting for society.
But this is koo tho too
I will never daily drive an automatic. I have driven stick since 16 and even with a family I keep my personal car a stick shift and always will.
If you want inspiration get into Eurorack.
You accidentally pasted the same sentence twice in a row. Trolls in my day at least could copy paste.
The company also disputed the classification of Water being wet. Later the company disputed the claim of what goes up, must come down. Tomorrow they are expected to file a brief claiming the classification of having trillions upon trillions of dollars, operating the #1 closed source product, and having captive lock in capability is just a way to "provide jobs".
Likely this. I feel the same when it comes to deep C++code I write. These models arent even close.
"From a security standpoint, the biggest addition Sandy Bridge will deliver will be the ability to remotely kill and restore a lost or stolen PC via 3G, Marek said"
Google it.
Since sandybridge its been worse. This was all mostly scrubbed off the net but let me share this. When Sandybridge was released Intel had slides they showed the public and hosted on their site that said this was the first processor with 3G connectivity (before we had 4g/5g/etc). This was sold as "a way to disable a cpu that has been stolen". Immediately it stunk. Who would you call to do this? Intel?
This was around the same time Microsoft was trying to rollout Palladium which was their new DRM at the time everyone knew was going to turn into what today is.
Then the 3G stuff all was silently not brought up again and scrubbed from past pages. If you look hard enough you can go find mentions of this on your own. Similar to the old Microsoft Telemetry pages that mentioned "employees could remotely access your computer even if off to download relevant files relating to a support request generated by Telemetry."
Then that was all scrubbed too.
You people are fools for not actually archiving anything.
Let me guess it will not come to America. Region locked and even accessories will be region locked to not work here. Cant have freedom unless you force it.
The people in charge of crypto are captive to the governments and would never increase key size more than just a smidge to make it appear safe. They will quote needing to support low power devices as their reason, when in reality it keeps things just weak enough for their super computers then we see later some other flaw reducing security effectiveness to essentially zero.
Happens every time. We canâ(TM)t have a strong crypto meant for people with real computers. Machines with a 5080TI card capable of doing real crypto have to use the crappy weak stuff cellphones can use. There will never be security until these people go.
Agreed. Took you way too long to get off your ass and help them do it.
Where were ya? What happened?
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Love that song
If it would warm up some hot grits maybe
To see a need and wait to be asked, is to already refuse.
