Comment Valasek's friend (Score 1) 37
Charlie Miller is perhaps best known as being Chris Valasek’s friend.
Ha ha! Yeah, right.
Charlie Miller is perhaps best known as being Chris Valasek’s friend.
Ha ha! Yeah, right.
In Spain, power companies are untouchable - remember the power outage which took the entire electrical network down for almost two days several month ago? Well, no one has been blamed for it.The reason is very clear: When high-rank politicians retire from politics, they are hired as "consultants" by these electricity companies getting big bucks for doing essentially nothing (we call it "revolving doors"). Therefore, politicians are very careful of not bothering their "retirement angels". Approving a law which would force the electricity companies to spend money in safeguards, redundant systems, etc., might put their "golden retirement" in jeopardy.
This happens since the moment the ex-president Felipe González (supposedly "socialist") privatised the main power companies in Spain... and then became part of the Board of one of them.
Telephone operators, on the other hand, are not as involved in politics as power companies are, so they are more "vulnerable" to laws which force them to comply with minimum standards of service as they don't have a way of "retaliate" later.
That will depend on Microsoft. The SoC most likely has the dtsi files since it is basically the same a s the DGX spark, but the boards dts files will need to be supplied by the manufacture. Both are required to create the DTB blobs required for boot. I would be very surprised if Microsoft provided them. They will say WSL is enough.
I don't think the kid did anything at all.
Pretty sure it was this one.
I should have said unconstitutional.
As it stands there are other laws that deal specifically with flying that could very much make this illegal, and probably do.
"Ultimately, whether it is legal in the United States to falsely shout "fire" in a theater depends on the circumstances in which it is done and the consequences of doing it. The act of shouting "fire" when there are no reasonable grounds for believing one exists is not in itself a crime, and nor would it be rendered a crime merely by having been carried out inside a theatre, crowded or otherwise. "
If you were trying to show that it is illegal, you made a poor choice.
What? Water still effects lasers at 1550nm. I guarantee this is a hybrid system that uses radio when weather conditions demand.
How does it codify anything? To codify something in law it would need to pass though Congress and be signed into law by a president. None of which happened for "Qualified Immunity". The Supreme Court has no authority to create anything by fiat.
You think surveillance pricing is about poor people paying less? Oh you naive fool.
"Similarly, some of the most famous generals were notorious for not being in their command center, and being found sitting in some foxhole talking to a corporal or sergeant."
Which is why most armies got the butts kicked by the Germans, and why the Germans got trounced by the US.
The more you need to direct the troops with orders, the less flexible they are.
If it is using the source to clone, it is not clean room clone and thus violates copyright.
How do you abolish something created entirely by the Supreme Court. There is no law to overturn.
We are not as independent as it would seem. The majority of our refineries are tooled for sour heavy crude, not the sweet light crude we produce. It would take billions and years to transition them.
"that's not something that happens on PCs, which typically have dedicated power plugs, as opposed to charging via USB ports"
You haven't used a windows laptop recently have you? Outside of gaming laptops, they all use USB-c for charging.
Heavier than air flying machines are impossible. -- Lord Kelvin, President, Royal Society, c. 1895