kinda like an inverted version of that Black Mirror episode but instead of making two pedophiles kill each other, we get the hunters to hut each other?

cutting it in half… would still require a long fuckin time

For example, when New Horizons launched back in 2006, it took the spacecraft 9.5 years to finally reach Pluto. Pulsar Fusion claims that it could cut that travel time in half.

this does not work for Windows HOME edition

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you’re already a winner to me K@LANAKI

I don’t really follow crypto media so this was very informative, thanks!

I like how their rebuttal of this is that its old news and “we have moved on”… yeah but history never forgets, you assholes.

get a professional chef to make you fast food and you will understand why they are professionals

oh even better

if Valve can get it working with the steamdeck… oh man that could be pretty awesome

basically anything in a WinRAR package in the wild should be considered malware

This is awesome! Hopefully the days of encryption malware is running to an end

hopefully they experience the Maximum Overdrive first and then end this nonsense.

its an Pioneer DMH-WT7600NEX exploit, not so much a “car” exploit

the articles headline is a little clickbaitish

What? No honor among thieves?

there are a couple IDs in the device manager, if you look closely you will see where it changes, and then search the registry for that string and you will find how crazy Windows can be with USB hardware. Actually stripping out those ID’s is a huge pain. I only know because of having to make legacy hardware work for work

it was worse with USB1 and old drivers wouldn’t unload so then when you unplugged them and plugged them back in, sometimes they wouldn’t work unless you rebooted. Windows is stupid

pictures you can hear

the other OS’s don’t store the configuration in the registry, that’s the main difference

well technically… USB initialization isn’t that simple, when you change which port it’s plugged into, it’s numerated under that new memory space, so from the computers perspective, it’s a different number, it’s a different device.

I have been getting “unpaid toll” phishing texts recently.

I find it funny because there isnt a toll road anywhere near where I live and the closest one that I can think of is run by the state, not a private company