Check this one out: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16836111601

Reviews:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5dePYk1xAY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUC1toBTArg&feature=related

>>1910
that's the one I've been seeing over and over again. I might have to suffer with the USB and get it.

>>1911
I seem to pick up a lot of noise with analog microphones. Could just be my pc. I wouldn't suggest logitec though.

Fear not, for Sophos Security kicks ass and made a patch for it!
http://www.sophos.com/security/topic/shortcut.html

nothing at all

My own personal iptables, snort IDS, personal data stored offline and a close eye paying attention to logs.

BSD, niggers.

>>1823

http://www.wimp.com/newlaw/

Anyone know anything else about it?

Cause were all going to need to bulk up, if we want to keep outta jail.

Avira anti-virus, ZoneAlarm firewall, and a shitton of >>1760 I had a reg-blocker but it used too much power.
All new programs get tested in a sandbox, or on a separate test-computer when available.
Security for Firefox is AdBlock, NoScript, BetterPrivacy, CipherFox, and OptimizeGoogle.

I have more tools but they're independent and not really used in normal protections. Stuff like registry watchers, FileMon, TCPView, unpackers, FileAlyzer, etc

>>1766
Glary has file recovery. Recuva (by Piriform, ppl who made CCleaner) is good too.

>>1912
no problem, just use Truecrypt.

P.S.- AVG sucks balls. I've done a bit a work in AV detection and bypassing and AVG is one of the crappiest. They don't have very good signatures, there are tons of false-positives, and their heuristics are next to nothing.

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I use 2 main passwords, 1 being for more important shit, like my msn, and the other being for forums, etc.

My bank ones are completely different though

>>934
15 different passwords, all over20 characters long, using uppercase, lowercase and special characters.

am i win?

>>1889
add:
i use numbers too

>>934
related to the image...
i was working at tech support, checking quality, and some old woman complained that her computer was dirty.
So someone suggested as a joke that she should clean it with alcohol, and she promptly thanked us and hung up.
This was tech support for a company, and she was probably worried about cost or something.
Anyways, her boss called our boss the next day telling us not to give such advice, even as a joke, because she went out and bought a bottle of vodka and washed the pc with it.
The computer worked, but the whole office smelt like vodka, so they had to dump the machine.

Oh shit, old thread. I was about to reply to >>1002, which is myself.

Like hey man, thats been my experience too... Oh wait.

I hope /tech/ doesn't mind Notebooks

Dell Studio 1558
Intel Core i5-520M 2.4Ghz-2.93Ghz (Turbo Boost)
4 GB DDR3 RAM
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570 512 MB GDDR3
500 GB 7200 RPM HDD
Broadcom 802.11n Network Card
1920x1080 15.6" screen <3

And 1 Month Later Dell decides to give the option of a 1 GB Mobility Radeon HD 5470 :/

Also, even though it's 1920x1080 on a 15.6" screen, it's really not that bad. Everything is still reasonably large and the color accuracy is really great.

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>>1861
Specs look good except for the Dell part.
Expect things to fail prematurely...

>>1861

>1920x1080
>laptop

That monitor better be larger than 20".

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>>1902

I think he means the resolution

>>1905
I think he means if it isn't that large you aren't going to make out the details without bifocals.

>>1828
i sacrificed one to my curiosity and mutilated it. now im down to 4.
>>1829
wtf is a Gentoo?

>>1827
"windows share server"? sounds interesting ill give it a try.

Do they have wireless?

>>1829
gentoo->penguin->linux

What'd you learn when you cracked it open? Details? :3

>>1875
Not much. I didn't have the right tools so I had to rip it apart with my hands.

>>1883
Uh...hahahaha. no.

>>1884
why not

>>1887
Totally defeats the purpose of coming to an image board...

>>1895
to bad

>>1895
Is that links, displaying pictures? That's right nigger. It also fucking prints money.

I used to visit PC Cafes a lot during my youth, so anywhere from 50-100.

>>817

Probably Quakecon or something.

>>816
250

>>816
Lol CRT's.
Picture was taken 11-27-2004.

My town had a monthly 60-70 person LAN a few years back. I'd still be going now but one of their switches caught fire and destroyed the whole setup ;_;

20 maybe 30 people LAN.

>>1873
yes yes yesss! One step closer! I saw Samsung's transparent laptop monitor but I didn't think that TOLEDs could get work in that small of a space just yet. I bet it would be more transparent without the touch screen too.
I hope those get hacked into goggles or something. HackADay, please be my hero.

>>1880
This is why i want one, or two, or so. Depends on cost. Could seriously move advanced tech in a better direction than fucking gps in the your windshield of your car. -_-' srsly, wtf? Lame idea.

Edit: Also, found this.

http://www.wimp.com/musclecomputer/

The potential uses if developed correctly.

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>>1885
Car companies got to rip you off somehow. Got to pay out the ass to update those maps in that increasingly obsolescent, but expensive to replace, computer system and spend 3-5 times the amount replacing your cracked windshield.

Or they could just make space on the dash to strap down a small laptop which can be moved from car to car and carried into the house to, I don't know, USE.

>>1885
I bet DBZ scouters would make a huge amount of money, especially with Kai recently starting in America.

>>1886
A versatile device that can be used with multiple products? CEOs are laughing at this while counting their wads of cash.

http://www.wimp.com/movieglasses/

Bastards. They're already one step ahead!

Any time Apple calls someone expensive, a kitten perishes.

and people used to say billy was evil

>>1021
Apple user are to stupid to understand binary.

>>1896
Granted, Mac users generally aren't as savvy as say, Linux users, but every OS has it's own experts and dumbfucks.