Comment Re:Just one? (Score 1) 326
Ransomware, like any modern malware made in the last 20 years, [...]
20 year old software is modern?
Ransomware, like any modern malware made in the last 20 years, [...]
20 year old software is modern?
Perhas a layer of eInk?
It has three forward looking cameras mounted on the rearview mirror, behind the windshield and wipers.
Such a device would measure the plane's attitude as compared to an absolute horizon - not as compared to the airflow, which is what counts.
He still has a VCR
It flashes "12:00" ALL THE TIME
Not since the DST time change - now it flashes "01:00" ALL THE TIME.
And don't call me serious.
As an american, I've had deliveries from non-UPS entities left in my mailbox.
...which is generally a violation of US Code Title 18, section 1725.
However, mail slots in your door are excluded from that restriction.
The intent of the law is to make your device more secure, and the initial password change (or any p/w change) is an ideal time to enforce strong p/w security rules.
How long before that happens?
User name: SLIPPERY
Password: SLOPE
Simply do not connect to the internet until the password is changed.
Was that so tough?
Many cell phones never get a single update after they are sold and cheaper consumer devices get even fewer updates if any.
How does a cheaper device get fewer than zero updates? Do they revert to an earlier version?
I was in IT for a company that was upgrading to an IBM AS/400 mini-computer, with a brand new computer room. Our boss believed in doings things right, and we had a UPS which was specced out for more power than we'd need, with plenty of time for either an orderly shutdown, or for the length of the blackout.
Fortunately, the first blackout only lasted about twenty minutes. This was a short enough time that we kept running, but long enough to realize that the system console terminal - necessary to shut the computer down - was one of the few things in the room that hadn't been plugged into the UPS.
Then how do they sniff?
That makes it new technology, not new territory. The 'territory' in question involves whether you can legally manufacture your own guns or not - and that has been settled.
Whether you use a drill press, or a numerically controlled mill, or a 3-D printer is immaterial - the effort required on your part to build it does not dictate whether or not you should have that right .
It was in the early 70s that the Honda 600 became the first car ever that Consumer Reports rated as "Not Acceptable".
The players see a signal light that goes on shortly after the question is exposed, which means that their clickers are active. Clicking before the light goes on does nothing.
But how does this relate to pockets?
Machines have less problems. I'd like to be a machine. -- Andy Warhol