@Simon how'd you like to play minesweeper non-stop for several hours, possibly days, in a challenge that someone clearly should have written a bot to do?
I am working on a computer vision project where I will setup a camcorder in a room at around 6am and record people as they walk around and interact with things. The recording ends at 11pm. The room itself is huge (~50 ft tall) and I need to mount the camera either on the ceiling or on one of the ...
the data storage alone would cost over 10 times what he wants to spend in total
and even then, it wouldn't accomplish what he wants because the random noise in the sensor is more severe than the differences that most compression is going to cause
so it isn't going to be the exact same pixel values from frame to frame anyway
I tried to avoid coming off too hard on the "learn to do computer vision better" front since he's a PHD student and I've never even taken a computer vision course
Well, it seems that he's never recorded anything. Hell, just after recording for 5 minutes on a cellphone you realize how quickly it fills up your memory.
A port is a harbor town or city where ships may take on or discharge cargo. They're vulnerable to attacks by enemy naval fleets or air strikes. — CodesInChaos39 mins ago
A port is a harbor town or city where ships may take on or discharge cargo. They're vulnerable to attacks by enemy naval fleets or air strikes. — CodesInChaos1 hour ago
One thing I really miss on Windows... a decent music player. :( Too bad foobar2000 is a Windows only application. Any recommendations for a decent alternative? It has to be able to play FLAC files.
@Hennes Yeah. @Terry installed Ubuntu next to Windows and now he'll run Windows inside his Ubuntu
and when he wants to test some Windows malware he'll test it in an Ubuntu running inside his Windows running inside his Ubuntu which is running next to his Windows.
Without doing weird stuff: Boot native windows (onthe bare metal). Sysprep reseal it (ditching all the drivers and a few other things), then boot it from inside your vm.
It will redetect all new hardware.
Basically the same way you move a windows image between master server and target desktops
@RoryAlsop @AviD Mods can we have your attention? @ManishEarth here needs all his answers deleted! should be given permission to sockpuppet upvote himself to 10k!!!
@TerryChia yes, but not necessarily a whole lot. There are hard disk recorders that you could use, but they cost a couple hundred dollars typically too
@RoryAlsop yeah, I hoped it wasn't too cruel, but it really was the only thing I could think at first glance
@TildalWave Pathfinder is an adaptation of D&D3.5 by Paizo that began development when Wizards announced 4e and non-renewed Paizo's license to publish the magazines Dungeon and Dragon.
@ScottPack I tried but I sucked at it :( And I have a few boxes of similar games here that I've never even opened, for example Kingdoms of Amalur - Reckoning and Dragon Age - Origins. But I kinda prefer games with a 1st person view or slower paced tactics
@Adnan dunno what strange phase the moon is in again, but if you feel like reading how we're all discussing the same thing and OP thinks we're not, then check that RDP client security question :)
When I try to connect to a remote desktop, a message appears which says something like "Make sure you trust this PC, connecting to untrusted computer might harm your PC". Why would it harm my PC (the host)? I can understand that if I am sharing local resources or something like that, but if I am ...
Are there any other squats? :)) I do them with the "sandbag" weight over my neck... you train muscles you didn't even know you had for trying to balance yourself properly ;)
@Adnan I hold the sandbag with my arms to relieve the weight on the back, but it makes you balance which means you're actually working out your back muscles also and pretty good at that too. There's not much risk involved or over-straining your back tho, if you do it with some care and stop when it hurts. This goes the same for pretty much any workout anyway ;)
I've been drilling down in granularity for this question: Besides IP addresses, how else could one be identified? and I'd like to focus upon the Cyber Persona. In the question, I defined it as the aggregation of all online accounts, posts, activities and content that is connected to the actions o...
OP:
I'm curious how else an actor seeking to identify someone online could accomplish this task besides just using an IP address. What methods would they employ? What knowledge must they have of the target? What technology would they need access to?
Edit:
Let's break identity into domains and le...
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I just wanted to know what are ports. I have heard that they are vulnerable to attacks. Is it a physical thing or a conceptual thing?
