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by deutronium 17y ago
I really like http://www.inventgeek.com/Projects/AlphaRad/Overview.aspx to view radiation from Americium from smoke alarms also using a webcam
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by deutronium 17y ago
I don't think it is that popular too be honest, while it is good at preventing access from port scanners etc., the clients aren't standard utilities. [EDIT] You could always just set up iptables to accept traffic from your ISPs subnet and d
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by deutronium 17y ago
Or possibly set up port knocking, may be overkill though
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by deutronium 17y ago
I don't know anything about this area at all, but I remember in a cryptography lecture, being told you can perform arithmetic on un-padded standard RSA, is this similar to that. I imagine this could be very useful for banks possibly in dat
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by deutronium 17y ago
Nikola Tesla
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by deutronium 17y ago
"We also upload new files periodically." - I'm curious why the don't use their file corrupting technology to generate different files for each user. "We didn’t just change a .jpeg extension into a .doc." - I guess they're mangling a doc fi
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by deutronium 17y ago
Definitely, especially as its such an 'analogue' problem, maybe digital computers aren't the right job for this.
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by deutronium 17y ago
When you refer to a machine needing a 'sense of self' it sounds as if you are referring to consciousness. To an extent you could maybe say even a thermostat has a limited form of consciousness in that it holds a belief that a room is at a
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by deutronium 17y ago
I'd agree with you that yes there isn't a great advantage of a 64 bit web browser. But 64 bit FF + the 64 bit Flash plugin seems pretty stable for me at the moment, maybe theres a slight advantage if you play HD video through the webbrowse
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by deutronium 17y ago
Ive noticed a few posts seem to be closed as they are deemed "subjective and argumentative", personally I think this is a shame, as yeah, although the answers may be subjective, its still useful to hear different opinions on something. Coo
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by deutronium 17y ago
It seems to me to be a little difficult to see whether 'a' or 'b' is winning, with the vote number in grey. Maybe the text size could increase with votes.
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by deutronium 17y ago
It does seem very expensive but the things you can do with it seem awesome, for instance a GSM base station http://www.kestrelsp.com/FieldTest/index.html . I guess you could even use it to do some van eck phreaking.
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by deutronium 17y ago
Sounds great! I hope they make a UK version soon.
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by deutronium 17y ago
I find that you can use 'Google Scholar' to download most papers that are on IEEE
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by deutronium 17y ago
Nuclear powered laptop never needs recharging
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by deutronium 17y ago
MapReduce?
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by deutronium 17y ago
Yes, looks like thats the main payment option