@Utkarsh I'm trying to dump of a bootloader of a NetBSD router :\ I have root access to the box, I just want to backup the current bootloader on the box.
Hi, are mobile spy apps real? I see them advertised in magazines. Is it possible for someone to install them on your phone under an hour? If a spy app has been installed, where would you find it in your mobile phone and how to uninstall it? — user30259952 mins ago
thinking about it would probably take about 2 minutes to install to the usual android device. 1) sending a copy of all messages out 2)tracking them with gps location sends 3) sending their call log out. 4) opening their mic with a sms. 5) taking silent pictures and mailing out the current one. but somehow I think they might notice the bandwidth issue, and cpu load and battery vaccume
but why bother when all those companies will do that for them? :-)
@JourneymanGeek I was thinking One of them port hub things , 4 out ? I donno, i only need hard drive, mouse , keyboard, the slim poort to the Tv and to charge , other then that keeping it simple :-)
But if already the port does a switcheroo, i would think that the slimport (hdmi type data out) would already not work.
-Next time they give me a features list, it should have more ORs in it :-)
I wonder if a warrenty would even be usefull in such cases? All they have to say was you were not extreemly carefull with our tiny little part poorly soldered flat to the top of the board (with no super ground metal through the board like was done 10+ years ago).
I found out that although there are top wired capacitive touch screens, that the front can be easily damaged, they are usually used on Big Screens. The phone things use a protective capacitive, with the wiring under a layer. This did not solve my question, because now i want to know what Layer is on top of the glass like was shown in the guys pics. Mabey the data is a bit old :-(
@Boris_yo There must be things out there that disconnect this redirect and track, it has been out for a long time. If it had been done by other locations there would be 50 tools for it. but in passing i still have not read of one.
More importantly, it completely breaks sites that use google search internally. For example, https://stackexchange.com/search?q=regex
Which wouldnt be a problem, if the sites own search was a little better.
(This review is for a previous version of the add-on )
Life Is: Just following all the redirections till you get to the dead link :-)
I try and use DuckDuckGo, and it is like using a search engine from 1990, the only problem is for a 2014 Web, with a page of SEOs to have to scroll past.
It is not that bad if who installed it uses something other than the ugly default theme, and use a little common sense to organize the content and schedule. It's really ugly from the admin side: levels and levels of nested menus, terrible usability
> ran it under load for 24 hours What kind of load? There are many different loads, some of which would not stress the same components as what you are doing with it (e.g. artefacts are often memory/vram-related, not the GPU itself - and games can load a lot of textures into memory). Are you only seeing the effects while gaming? Is it a specific game? I mean, it's theoretically possible for a monitor to cause issues, but I wouldn't expect video artefacts. — Bob1 hour ago
I'm curious, how could a monitor cause issues with the graphics card?
@terdon Improper grounding/high voltage leaks (@JourneymanGeek?) (more likely with CRTs, but still very unlikely). Sometimes corrupted EDID data would cause driver crashes (especially older video cards/drivers).
I'm sure there's more.
But I wouldn't expect them to be related to crashing/artefacts only under load.
@Bob C#/.NET 4.0; dual-mode GUI-based or CLI-based; P/Invoke bindings to libspotify (native/proprietary, but available for Win/Mac/Lin/Android x86/x86_64/ARM); P/Invoke bindings to libmp3lame (native/FOSS, mp3 encoder high level wrapper lib); pure .NET dependencies: CommandLineParser, taglib-sharp, and ssh.net. Spotify Downloader.
paste in spotify URI; downloads it to your music dir; uploads it to your server over sftp
planned to run on my windows desktop as well as on a headless Linux box if desired
@Bob I have a policy of not shipping binaries of anything in my source code repos, so it's just going to be the project/build files and the source code
I'm planning to possibly fire up an EC2 Micro Spot instance on an as-needed basis (in Virginia, US, which is basically indistinguishable GeoIPally from where I actually live) and run the downloader...
Where can I find the part, how much is it, how much is the fix usually??
