It took only a few minutes for me to upgrade my 'Legacy' 2016 model Lenovo laptop to WiFi-6 and BT 5.1 using a US$25 intel AX200 kit. It was just a matter of disconnecting the old WiFi card and installing the new one. The replaced M.2 card actually does connect at 2400 Mbps to my WiFi-6 router, though actual speeds are certainly slower. Other notebook PCs might be harder (or impossible to upgrade), but Lenovos are pretty easy to work on.

Before you try this on your own machine, make sure you research any BIOS blacklists / whitelists from your PC's manufacturer, to determine if they prevent you from upgrading hardware.

This is a good Use Case for why Certificate Patrol can be invaluable. It stores certificates and notifies you when they change, and whether that change would be expected or maybe suspicious.

Because I was running Certificate Patrol, my browser had already saved the previous certificates from the bank websites and was in a position to automatically notifiy me if anything changes. (I've been seeing a lot of Certificate Patrol notifications recently across the web in general, right after this HeartBleed problem came out.)

As for the Canadian Banks, I can say that I saw no Certificate Fingerprint change in TD, RBC and Tangerine. But PC Financial had changed their certificate very recently. I don't use BMO or Scotia so I can't comment on those ones.

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I see what you did there.

It looks like it's made out of bicycles and lawn mowers. :D

Gen X has got this.

Yes, I think over a decade ago the government acknowledged that Area 51 = Groom Lake Air Force Base.

The reviews are brilliant, of course. But if you really want a laugh, look at all of the user submitted images. I'm talking pee-your-pants funny.

Sorry, man. I think you a great service to the United States and the world. One person's "Enemy of the State" is another person's Patriot. To me, he's a patriot--and I say that as a war veteran.

...and you don't put it on the back of a truck.

Isn't there a way that it could be done by submerging the astronauts in fluid, so the gravitational effects are mitigated? Hmmm...did I read that, or see it in a Science Fiction film...

Ummm...Hawaii has had it for 40+ years. Just as one example.

Maybe they were testing it?

They should talk to Joe McMoneagle, the remote viewer who worked for the US government's psychic spying program. I believe it was he who revealed the Soviet's new Typhoon-class submarine (hello Red October!) before anyone else knew it existed. I think Joe would take his money.

It's "Clever Girl". Goddamn it! I hate this hacker crap!

Don't say that in front of Burger King.