We somehow survived w/o back in the day, and that feeling of constantly being contactable, or feeling you need to be, is debilitating imo.
Yes true, I might pick one up. The Atom I wasn't too impressed with in an old Shuttle but that has changed I think.
I didn't know it was mandatory, thought it was just practically necessary for VPN tunnels etc. http://www.pcengines.ch/apu2.htm I've recently bought one of these and it's been great so far. Though its a NanoBSD…
It's comical at this stage.
It mentioned she was seen sitting next to two German naval officers, but not talking. Pretty tenuous but I guess some support for Germany.
Yeah I'm not sure on that figure. I guess you can determine how many people are around you, that have a phone and it's switched on, with the wifi on as well (I personally turn off everything when it's not being used,…
And unless I see a different selection to everyone else in Australia, the offerings have rapidly gone downhill, C-grade/fire-sale content. Some gems from time to time, but 98% unwatchable rubbish. Edit: For the price I…
Bit pedantic but it's 'toe the line' [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toe_the_line
That's not really achieving much.
> So we just use these stand alone Win 95/98 computers instead. I mean, an airgapped Windows 95/98 is still reasonably safe I would have thought, if it stays exactly the same and no USB skullduggery etc.
There's the bitcoin ransom aspect, but presumably a worm like this could extract a massive amount of data from infected servers and send that back to someone/somewhere? Bank transactions, patient medical data, stored…
We somehow survived w/o back in the day, and that feeling of constantly being contactable, or feeling you need to be, is debilitating imo.
Yes true, I might pick one up. The Atom I wasn't too impressed with in an old Shuttle but that has changed I think.
I didn't know it was mandatory, thought it was just practically necessary for VPN tunnels etc. http://www.pcengines.ch/apu2.htm I've recently bought one of these and it's been great so far. Though its a NanoBSD…
It's comical at this stage.
It mentioned she was seen sitting next to two German naval officers, but not talking. Pretty tenuous but I guess some support for Germany.
Yeah I'm not sure on that figure. I guess you can determine how many people are around you, that have a phone and it's switched on, with the wifi on as well (I personally turn off everything when it's not being used,…
And unless I see a different selection to everyone else in Australia, the offerings have rapidly gone downhill, C-grade/fire-sale content. Some gems from time to time, but 98% unwatchable rubbish. Edit: For the price I…
Bit pedantic but it's 'toe the line' [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toe_the_line
That's not really achieving much.
> So we just use these stand alone Win 95/98 computers instead. I mean, an airgapped Windows 95/98 is still reasonably safe I would have thought, if it stays exactly the same and no USB skullduggery etc.
There's the bitcoin ransom aspect, but presumably a worm like this could extract a massive amount of data from infected servers and send that back to someone/somewhere? Bank transactions, patient medical data, stored…