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by nobodyshere 10y ago
I don't see why I'd want to use a service that bans my country from even accessing their website.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
Now that's what I call security.
93.
by nobodyshere 10y ago
Could be shorter.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
The owner of this website (www.truekey.com) has banned the country or region your IP address is in (BY) from accessing this website. Awesome.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
You wouldn't be able to sell simply a modified GameBoy with modified hw/sw parts. Nintendo would sue you into oblivion.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
From the benchmarks that I've seen you lose about 5-10% of your GPU's performance compared to what you'd get on a pci-e 16x interface. As for USB-C, I use its thunderbolt3 properties to enable Razer Core. Haven't used it
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
I'm currently using the skylake nuc, all maxed out. That's dual Samsung 950 pro in raid0 and 32gb ram. Plus when I get home I hook it up to a razor core with gtx1080 inside. The only problems that I see are raid drivers for rapid
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
I wasn't talking about the os, as I personally liked it. The company however had a windows based phone.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
Motorola, Fujitsu-Siemens, palm. They all had portable windows devices, nobody had it good.
100.
by nobodyshere 10y ago
As an option I sometimes register an account with fake email like the one you can get from 10minutemail
101.
by nobodyshere 10y ago
Well, I simply uninstalled the whole thing. Will download drivers manually now. Same for razer synapse. Anything that requires me to have an account for no obvious reason has no place on my system.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
That 2tb from sandisk would likely be a sata drive. Slow.
103.
by nobodyshere 10y ago
Might be unavailable for your country.
104.
by nobodyshere 10y ago
Bypass? Haha, it has been quite a while and they still haven't even enabled it for my country. Same goes for Apple.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
Not native here, but studied a bit. Hiragana is used for writing down native words, Katakana - of foreign origin. So it doesn't really sound right.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
It might be a bad alternative depending on how often they can repeatedly fine you for violations of that sort.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
That looks awesome! Hopefully in the future they will indeed achieve global coverage, or at least cover the oceans to make it easier to find lost planes.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
Are you sure? hackrf usually can only provide half-duplex operation, and somewhat full duplex after certain tweaks. Still usb2.0 will be a limiting factor in this case. USRP boards will probably be a lot better.
109.
by nobodyshere 10y ago
I kind of don't like them since they failed to deliver on their 64 core board.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
Those SDR boards can't have that much power, can they? I mean, a usb powered radio rx/tx board running in your apartment can in no way seriously disrupt other peoples' communications.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
Once you set up 2fa via their code generator, you can remove the phone number from your account.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
I might have missed that part. First I thought it'd be a solution for traditional vehicles.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
And it will likely happen. Drunk drivers won't care.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
Yeah, but that's "real" privacy and they understand it quite easily. Meanwhile virtual privacy is something different and more complicated.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
It isn't about privilege. It is more about whether privacy is something that you are worried about or not. Most people don't care about it and don't even think about protecting it.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
Often better. You can rent a flat for about $300 in most of Eastern Europe now. Internet is crazy fast for its price, taxes are probably smaller than in the US.
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by nobodyshere 10y ago
It is pretty long for most of the people. Unless you're a pro diver of course.
118.
by nobodyshere 11y ago
Nope. It could be one of many security flaws that are unknown. And you can't be sure which one they used.
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by nobodyshere 11y ago
I think they (apple) might send a specially prepared iPhone undercover with some verbose logging enabled and ask to have it cracked by such a company, and try to locate the breach.
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by nobodyshere 11y ago
I'm not really excited this is another US only service.

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