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This is like Technology Connections having to explain what an MP3 CD is! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkIR23emsWY
8·3 months agoMost monitors has got to be the security guard’s CCTV, so it does track!
Is that a quantum boolean?
For a somewhat recent real-world example of hiding things in this kind of situation, maybe look at how ‘paramilitary’ people in Northern Ireland hid things by putting them in walls and then decorating the wall.
Maybe some “outlet” in your house is actually the connector to the NAS sealed into a void space?
6·3 months agoThat’s already illegal? It used to be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obtaining_pecuniary_advantage_by_deception and is now just fraud.
Same issue with white balance settings in cameras - the setting should be non-linear to give the same perceived change per step.
Sorry if this is obvious to everyone, but how would having a hidden hard disk help with living in a dictatorship?
Couldn’t you just let someone in another country take care of archiving it?
3·4 months agoCIO been spending their money on REIT shares…
Nah, old(er) people would boot directly to a BASIC editor.
1·7 months agoNo Place Like Home?
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1·8 months agoStill better than a ham sandwich in a fiberglass moulding.
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There’s a linux file called fstab which is often pronounced f-s-tab because it’s a table of file systems. It was somewhat surprising to hear Dave Plummer pronounce it as “f-stab”, as in stabbing someone…
It was Alpha Phoenix
In the UK they were popular for “buy-to-let” properties - so it didn’t really matter that you have barely any equity in your second home, so long as the rental income covers the interest payments.