Pavel Andreievich Chekov () is a fictional character in the Star Trek universe. Walter Koenig portrayed Chekov in the original Star Trek series and first seven Star Trek films; Anton Yelchin portrayed the character in both the 2009 film Star Trek, and its sequel, Star Trek Into Darkness.
Origin
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry wanted to include a younger cast member, to appeal to teenage audiences. With a second season of Star Trek to be produced, Roddenberry interviewed Koenig on the recommendation of director Joseph Pevney. After casting Koenig, Roddenberry wrote a letter to Mikhail...
There's pics of both... but also the acting is on par
This is nothing like how I heard it being said: forvo.com/word/sl%C3%A1inte_mhaith of course, I'm sober now and quite possibly the pronouncers for that website were as well :)
@RoryMcCune no, agreeing that the offset by a geographical point was a mistake, and the correct offset is by whatever you configured your own default to, when you last recompiled your own kernel.
Introduction
I'll try to the best of my knowledge to approach your questions without touching the technical parts of the Bluetooth technology itself. I've learned a lot of the following while I had to write a security report to shape a BYOD policy. Knowing you, I won't have to lecture you on tha...
@AviD I thought about that. But here's the thing. The OP specifically wants "The question is widely applicable to a large audience. A detailed canonical answer is required to address all the concerns."
@AviD And, the last part basically summarized the best practice.
@AviD It's alright. I had to audit 2 Bluetooth-enabled micro-controllers we had. It was a pain.
@TerryChia Oh Terry. Allow me to say that this is the smartest thing you've ever said in that area (a hit on my sexuality and implying that I work in prostitution).
If a malicious user starts attacking a website by guessing common username/password combinations like admin/admin, the attacker would know that the username is valid is it returns a message of "Password invalid" instead of "Username or password invalid".
If an attacker knows the username is vali...
@TerryChia What's even more scary, now they've standardized the number-comparison pairing (Display a number on both devices and asking the user if the numbers are the same)
@Adnan Wait till the new one comes out if your really keen, I spoke to some of the devs that work on it and yeah... defs worth waiting for (might be a long wait though!!)
God damn it! Now I have the Necromancer badge! I really don't like it. Whenever I hear it I always think of it as Necro+Romancer which feels like Necro+Philiac.
@TerryChia ahh but I have a feeling my mod privileges would last precisely until I start (mis)using them so I feel discretion is probably the better part of valour
@Adnan yup I've witnessed it myself at some airport... didn't know who to tell and I've already been late for the check-in... just mumbled something to one guard and run hehe :)
@D3C4FF I mean I can understand that it's a bit more secure if you disregard the human factor (ironically, it's the factor they had in mind when proposing this idea).
Ok, well apparently nobody stole my card. Thanks to HamZa DzCyberDeV and TildalWave, I was able to recover every photo on the card. And it is my card. Somebody just reformatted it...
@D3C4FF But come on, if you're standing next to a friend, and an attacker sends you a pairing request seconds before your friend, you're not really gonna check the numbers, you're just gonna accept the pairing request. We all know that users don't read anything
@D3C4FF well the problem is it was formatted in a (for his camera) wrong format... so somebody wanted to do something with it in another camera, but it said the card is not formatted (or unreadable) and asked if that user wants to format it... obviously, somebody hit yes... question is, what was that person's intention
my guess - somebody tried to have a wank on the toilet over his wife's pics :)
well if it was some FBI agent trying to copy his card's contents I doubt they'd unintentionally reformat it.. so it must have been an amateur... and we all know what those do :))
@TildalWave Between each others, we have a nice laugh saying dirty things to one another. But that's someone else's wife, it's a bit disrespectful. I personally wouldn't want you to say that about my wife, even as a joke.
and I'm sure every other guy in the room would agree with me on that one.
@TildalWave I don't know, it's probably a difference in mentalities. But if someone even jokes about that regarding my wife or girlfriend, jaws will be broke.
@Adnan As for jokes, this is pretty much the internet, its not quite IRC or 4chan yet, but still, i'm more or less of the opinion anything can (and eventually will) be said. Its pretty hard to offend me (personally speaking) online.
Generally speaking IRL though, @Adnan has a point, if people who know me and my girlfriend are stright up disrespectful, all bets are off
@ScottPack How's the new election candidates questionnaire (or however they called that? I've seen some announcement but can't find it any more) compared to the old one? Did they use it on SF elections already?
@ScottPack you're right, D'oh how could I have forgotten the top secret cipher to be used in such circumstances @TerryChia "fb lbh'er nqibpngvat n chgfpu gura..."
@ScottPack well those teaser texts and such... can you simply reuse what you already wrote, or is in a completely different format once it enters the voting phase?
@ScottPack I really like your nomination post, but your goals are somewhat... ummm.. meta. What realistic things do you think you'll accomplish as a mod?
@Adnan The moderators are, in my opinion, primarily exception handlers. Their purpose is to take care of things that the users can't. They can help guide site culture, but that should still be primarily set by the users.
@Adnan More than anything else that little diamond just carries a bit more weight when you make a comment. It's also a bit more impressive when you're promoting the site to the community.
It's one thing to say, "Oh hai, check out this website I think might be useful." As opposed to, "Oh hai, check out this website that I think may be useful that I help moderate."
Ugh. So my AC's out and we're waiting on the repairman to get a new compressor before we can even schedule a repair. All week it's supposed to be in the mid-upper 80s during the day, mid-60s at night, and thunderstorms.
So hot during the day, not cold enough at night to cool the house, and humid enough to make the house muggy.
I moved the dehumidifier from the basement to the first floor. They do make these industrial desiccant packets that are intended to draw moisture out of buildings and such. Apparently, my boss' car is really bad for trapping humidity so he keeps some in there.
So... I'm currently pen-testing some market-trading application... I've zero market/stock knowledge, does anyone know what the message "positions have been rebuilt" could mean? >_>
security.stackexchange.com/questions/36176/… <-- how does someone who doesn't understand NAT and ICMP manage to get logging running on their network and actually review their network logs?
anyway, if it's possible one simple trick is to wet a big sheet and let it dry over the whole surface of your windows... it works pretty fast but won't last long if it's sunny
@Adnan Then use a fan to draw air into the room from someplace else.
@Adnan The shiny surface of the foil will reflect tremendous amounts of energy, and if you get it tight enough will completely black out the transparent bits.
You will not get any sunlight in that room, and you'll still have to deal with radiative heat from the walls and window, but the greenhouse effect will be largely mitigated.
@ScottPack Yeah, I have a fan. But with the sun heating everything up, all I get is a stream of hot air. I think with the tinfoil I'll get better results.
@Adnan That's pretty good. Open your windows during the night to get that cooler air in. It will also bring in nighttime hunidity, but it's probably ok.
@Adnan If it's generally pretty dry what you can also do is get something nice and wet and blow a fan over it. At 50%Rh nominal you're borderline on how effective that would be long term.
@Adnan A bit touchy are we? Look, I'll say it again, it was just a bit of an observational humour and not intended to offend anyone, actually it wasn't even targeted at any specific person and we don't even know that this guy has a wife, for the matter... and while we're at it, I'm more often on the receiving end of such humor than on the giving end. Don't mind it either ;)
@TildalWave You've talked here enough for you to know that I'm not easily offended as well. I have red lines and I enforce them, and that topic is a red line to me. Like I said before, it's just a difference in mentalities.
@TildalWave Honestly, I wouldn't care at all if a random guy on the Internet says that. Or even a random guy in the street for that matter.