I know it was awhile ago but did you ever find a good one? PM me if you don't want to post it publicly.
I have an IPT invite if you need it too. Though, if you're there for IPTV I think you can just pay your way in.
I didn't know how to feel about the headline when I read it, is it possible to do that? I still don't know. It's not really for me to decide how SHE feels either. It just sounds.... Weird? And not possible? I don't know.
Regardless, in my mind, it depends on what the action was. If I send a text to your phone to hack it, then I guess I'm "assaulting your phone" but if the phone is the medium used to get to you then obviously it's towards you.
And this can all be made moot by the software devs with an input box "keep non-friends N meters away". Its all tech and virtual. Whatever she has a problem with can be an option to toggle for her.
I think the older coins were. I don't think the newer coins are.
I don't have a magnet around but I'll be testing it later.
Consoles (Xbox, Nintendo, PlayStation) are all hacked eventually. All that will happen is someone will hack a camera to sign any image sent to it.
I think this tech (signed pictures) is just going to make the problem worse. Once a camera is hacked, it's "signed" but fake... Same spot we are now but now we have fake verified pictures
You will very likely waste hours of your life. you will have to google "rsync ssh non standard port" every time you want to use rsync. you will have to remember scp flags. this is also bad. probably worse.
I feel personally attacked. I use an SSH config file so its not a problem (anymore) but wow.
No american TV here. I'll be in bed by 10, just like any other day. What's the big deal about the new year? (Serious question, I never understood)
Nanaimo Bars for sure
It's all open source now so someone will keep it going, I'm sure.
I'd almost say your exposure is bigger in the cloud. WAY more software involved, it's shared environment, and someone elses computer.... In addition, it's complex to properly setup. People often leave it alone once they get it working, no security test or checks.
Even IF it was because it was hosted at home, I blame the companies who build this shit. Market to end users, "super easy to use!!" But no security by default? Nuts.
Enable auto updates, randomly generated admin password (no defaults like 123456), and support for more then 3 years will go a LONG way for the average consumer.
I have no idea but I had the same question. I also love the fact that We'd believe that he'd do something like this.
Please tell me it's real.
They can follow me and everyone else who downloaded my digital cert I ~~posted~~ lost control of.