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Also I'm $user at gmail.com
But again, I already knew this
You could infer from that, that the vans were for show and a shock tactic only.
It's not impossible, I'm sure.
Back in the CRT days it was reasonably possible to detect a TV program from the intermediate frequency from UHF stations, but more difficult (but not impossible, see TEMPEST) due to direct conversion by SDRs. These side channel attacks can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Eck_phreaking
Sensitivity of the equipment and picking up the signal from the roadside would have probably impossible in the 60s-80s. But again it's a capability you don't want your cold-war enemies (or allies) knowing about.
Also, being able to prove that the signal was the defendants, in a way that would convince a jury might have been difficult.
I'm sure some experienced radio hams/RF engineers will weigh in and correct me if I'm way off base here.
In fact their own laptops do, and often get left on trains.
This is yet another authoritarian power grab.
There was also a FOSS NetWare server for Linux at the same time too
Also ... I strongly suspect jmtd is a masochist.
... I wonder how many lines of code the Plan9 (C) server takes? (much less I suspect)
Thanks for introducing me to something that sets such a low bar on TV technobabble!
The USA (as far as I understand it) had lots of 68K Macs in their schools, where as the UK had more Acorn Equipment (which gradually moved to x86 through Research Machines)
"Due to the MMU requirement, it will not run on A500, A600, A1000, A1200, A2000, A4000/EC030, CDTV or CD32 out of the box. You must install a CPU board on them to run NetBSD."
Spotify used to allow you to import your music via iTunes file sharing, not sure if that's possible these days.
iTunes ("Music") might also allow you to import your own music into the default media player. But that's a complete disaster now that it doesn't support daap any more.
I think they ought to be setting it for usage for client identification only.
If it's for server identification too, I wouldn't trust it.
Most certificate stores will not allow the import of a certificate that has been signed by a trusted root that it doesn't know about. That is why you're required to import that root cert.
As for what features it states that it supports ... That's another matter entirely!
Have you forgotten the problems getting people off windows xp and IE6?
Know anywhere that’s fairly liberal and warm? Hahah
I’m so sorry.
This legislation is so very cringeworthy it’s unreal
Haven’t there been umpteen attempts at this? I thought there’s not that much water in the air. The volume of air to move must be crazy.
Maybe I should read TFA
Quite a bit of UK property is owned this way. https://www.private-eye.co.uk/registry
GTAV on Win11 Arm VM - okay, but not great.
GTAV on Crossover - much much better, lack of joystick support (but that's a crossover issue)
I think they may have learned with the previous leaks!
Most of the android tracing that I've seen logged on location history is wifi multilateration based. Since wifi is on most of the time, it's the quickest way of finding your location (since you're most likely on the road), and you can turn off GPS saving about 25mW or more of power.
Most Scandinavians I know are direct, and out of all the Nordic people, the Finns are direct ++.
But I still stand by what I said.
You probably thought I was poor at geography, which is a fair assumption since this is quite the US-centric site. ;-)
If you’re setting yourself up in a consultancy, you don’t usually need start up capital and hence no loans required.
Bank accounts and insurance are a requirement however!
Though I'd check about you being able to be a company director.