jsundquist
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I notice at the end of the article it says a filename was hack.bat.
Looks like they are windows based machines. Wonder if they left auto-play running on them?
Thanks for the info...really appreciate it. That is exactly what I was looking for.
This is something I am looking for to experiment with. Where did you buy your IFC6410? I keep looking for a source of ARM based machines where I can play with Linux or Android...but in a different form factor than a phone (Something I could put on top of my rack), and a little more power than a Raspberry PI.
Posted by
jsundquist on Sunday September 15, 2013 @11:31PM
from the skynews.com.au dept.
Posted by
jsundquist on Friday September 06, 2013 @08:36PM
from the intelliadmin.com dept.
If this is true, then what about the honey they produce? Wouldn't the honey have high levels of these toxic substances? Then in turn consumers would be getting a heavy dose of these chemicals. Scary stuff.
Exactly. Just imagine the cash flowing from the Movie/Music industry directly in their pockets. With that happening I don't see how it can be stopped. They will just keep trying.
CWIZO,
Unfortunately many democrats live in areas where the Movie, recording industry is located...therefore they get lots of $$ from them. Thus the widespread support from both dems and republicans.
This depresses me even more:
http://www.opensecrets.org/pres08/indus.php?cid=N00009638
Obama got almost $9 million from the Movie industry. I would suspect he would not veto it.
Very depressing. Almost without any exception (I admit there are a couple) every single for or against can be determined by how much money they get from the computer industry(Against) or from the Music / Movie industry (For).
All of this happens across party lines...
Posted by
jsundquist on Monday December 26, 2011 @10:21PM
from the foxnews.com dept.
Yep. Totally agree with you. The same is with the new Gmail. Looks great on my Apple Cinema display...way too huge on most other computers. It has got to be that these designers are using huge displays with resolutions to match.
Same thing happens to programmers...work on a very fast machine, and never realize how slow something is on an average users computer.
Posted by
jsundquist on Tuesday July 12, 2011 @10:11PM
from the msnbc.msn.com dept.
Posted by
jsundquist on Tuesday July 05, 2011 @10:26PM
from the isc.sans.org dept.