Posts by EnviableOne

Re: We are a technology colony of the US; this is just icing on their cake

television, turbines, steam engines, railways, Jet Airliners, Supersonic Airliners, SONAR, Programmable Computers (Colossus,)

and these are just the era-defining ones

Re: Another Use

S Korea has a specific problem 30,000 plus cases reported last 5 years

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-45040968

they are not alone

Re: Magento updates are a mess

this is the reason it's bottom of every review of e-commerce platforms

Re: US CLOUD act

UK Cloud is the best option:- https://ukcloud.com/our-platform/

Re: "servicing the HST is no longer viable"...

the last example of Black Arrow is sitting in the science museum, could probably be made to fly

Re: If they know who

Should have passed it on to Mossad, and the next thing that will be heard is: "REvil gang Member arrested in rural german town"

Re: I guessing ...

Optimists assume its daylight

Realists accept its more likley a train comming the other direction, but could be the daylight

Pessimists assume its the train

Re: An Easy Equation

Cos those florists give me sneezes designed to make the chemists loadsa money from selling pills to stop them

Re: uppity billionaires

Ask Jack Ma, or any number of the Chinese CEOs is they or the CCP are in charge you will sharply find the answer

Re: Mad as a cut snake

the original iteration of the iPad was the Newton, and that went well

Re: UK law

the invention is not the software, but the algorithm that calculates the nonce

Re: Your mission, should you choose to accept it...

Simple:

"Build your network as if the endpoint is owned.

Build your endpoint as if the network is owned. "

Don't trust anything, set constraints so you can only send what you have to, and only collect what you have to.

TurstNo1 - VerifyEverything - BeParanoid - BeASecurityProfessional

Re: I suppose...

would you consider pondscum plant life?

Re: Reviewing our existing policies

They probably already have one:

CISO = Certified Incident Scapegoat Option

Re: Netgear is like IE

helps that the modems are quite good, or at least they used to be ...

the Netgear ADSL modems would sync on a wet piece of string, which was great if your line is piss poor and you live in the sticks...

Re: Bring back Concorde - much more impressive.

Virgin are well invested in BOOM!

Re: Does it have a SIM slot?

can always connect to your Mobile's hotspot though.....

Re: I wonder

1MW is a substantial draw, some of the airports(fields?) would not have power for that, so that expense will become augmented with grid storage costs too, you are probably looking at considerably more than the $500k to power the charger

1MW for 40 mins is 0.67MWh, In the smaller places you'd be looking at a battery pack that you can trickle charge and rapidly discharge; at larger hubs, you are probably looking at extra generation capacity, at least in Arizona Mesa have plentiful solar available...

Re: This is news

the issue is at the moment there is not a lot of closed-loop recycling (product A recycled to make more Product A) most recycling produces a lower quality raw material so they get downcycled, to a point where it then becomes useless to re-cycle.

bottles get recycled to garden furniture which gets recycled to road material

Tyres become playground surface

until bottles become more bottles and tyres make more tyres, we are not really recycling and still need to make virgin materials.

Re: Why the age restriction?

it's in regard to their supposedly coming online platform, and related to the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act or (COPPA)

As COPPA doesn't allow storing details of under 13s without "verifiable consent from a parent or guardian," so they are pre-empting this, its the same reasons under 13s make up their date of birth to get on facebook

Re: I wondered the same thing

it's not a new technology: they have been in service in Germany since 2018

the technology has been around since 1908

it's far more environmentally friendly to create and re-cycle the energy storage

Re: His name was not Nicolás

Yeah the regonimiser got some accents

Re: Going back in time

Win Me was a hybrid of 98 and Win2000 as XP wasn't launch-ready as it was supposed to be for 2000.

Me was a marketing stopgap to get the funds to finish XP.

XP was the end of the MS-DOS kernel migrating to the NT kernel for consumer OS, and Me was its last hurrah.

You can track it through the actual version numbers, Me is windows 4.9 and XP is NT 5.1

Re: People do need to be told

I have a long-range NFC antenna that will just about fit in a record bag and a card machine I can connect it to.

I wonder how many carriages I can get through before someone notices I am taking £100 off every card on the train...

As has recently been proven by the #InfoSecBikini on Twitter.

Re: Was this app developed in-house?

Nah, they were all deemed Inside IR35 halfway through and left (Public sector employees being first to hit the new rules)

Re: So you're saying

Nah, Android opens up the API to allow scanning, so anything that's there has the chance of being detected.

Finding malware on iOS takes more effort as there are no APIs or permissions allowed for any security software and the response from them is awful when something is found.

if you look at the time to Jailbreak a new "impenetrable" version, compared with the similar process on android, or the complexity of issues fixed on AOSP compared to the complexity of the issues on iOS, then you can see it's still full of low hanging fruit.

this is purely down to the single driving factor behind Tim's Apple, the almighty dollar.

Re: Explanations? Don't hold your breath.

@AC you are forgetting that Europe has always been run by France and Germany, and until recently the UK had a bit of a say, and only by agreeing with Germany could they control the french...

except at the dentist, the Optician, and the pharmacy .....

Re: Not inspiring confidence.

When your latest product obsoletes a considerable portion of your customers equipment, because security, and you sack your entire testing organisation and use automated tools, you can hardly be surprised that when something they would have caught gets past your tools, that someone points out the problem.

Re: Units error

the problem is Mark wrote first, Luke copied him, Matthew copied him, then John copied the lot

Whole lot of whispers going on there

Re: Momento mori

the Pfizer modifications were made in less than a week and its variant effective vaccine is moving for approval, mRNA is easy to tweak and makes the process far quicker, they have a better design (that will work without the extreme refrigeration needs and for future variants, almost in production, whereas AZ haven't even finished making their Beta fix, let alone attempted their Delta fix