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We’re missing context here, for all we know this went down at Wendy’s last week.
We’re missing context here, for all we know this went down at Wendy’s last week.
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It’s doable, but might not be feasible. ASUS used to offer a utility, MyLogo, which updated BIOS ROMs for their motherboards with a user-selected image file. Unless they or some hobbyist offer an equivalent… Maybe enabling fast boot will hide the splash screen?
If nobody’s documented the procedures though, you’d end up dumping the BIOS, probably end up using flasher hardware to update if they’ve made the update process more locked down (digital signatures and whatnot).
Overconfidence can be a thing, certainly. It’s just so weird to have have people processing the bureaucratic steps to commit war crimes, careerist deep staters, say this shit.
I think it was around when the CIA recruitment ads started invoking this imposter syndrome shit that it became cognito hazard.
Someone rename it Bundy Ranch 2: Texas Boogaloo
About as many laid off as there were injured when the LA Times got bombed by union laborers in the early 1900s.
As long as it’s a legally distinct product (no confusing trademarks or whatever) and you don’t literally rip assets, or decomp code and re-use that, you’re good.
1174 cars broken into at one business?? Over how many decades??? Philly has like 30 a day across the entire city…
You can talk to a lawyer in advance, most probably won’t talk long unless you’ve got at least a pending charge.
Microwaves are surprisingly capable. Not the first choice for anything pictured but definitely doable. A torch to finish can really do a lot as well.
There’s not a lot he can do, there’s no more institutional capacity for anything that can benefit average people. Unless it’s military, the money has to “come from” somewhere. That could be “taxes” but we know how this works by now…
It’s not a particularly memorable cover but it really completes my 13yo self’s favorite scene in a movie, Jason Biggs with the glue in American Pie 2…
Only useful at LAN which I guess is the point. I’m not sure when I’ve had access to my opponents’s microphone and that wouldn’t have been advantageous. My friend got very far in ESEA because the power draw on his system would noticeably increase when people were pushing the single spot he’d hold.
Some definitely seem disconnected from reality. Sometimes it’s as simple as someone trying to recoup on losses from a less successful game/print. Not many people involved in games are making much money, I know some people in that industry and it’s not even able to support any of the designers or anyone I know as their full time thing. And these folks work on pretty well known stuff: History Channel licensed stuff, Shadowrun, Catalyst & Fantasy Flight games.
I’ve never bought a game personally, just played what other people were willing to fork out for.
About 13 years ago I was doing lots of sketchy criminal stuff on the Web. I remember one guy I would work with on game hacks for MMOs had made a PCI card and was selling it for like 2000 USD. It pilfered Counter-Strike game data from certain GeForce cards over the SLI bridge. The card itself wasn’t visible to the OS, therefore bypassing all anti-cheat, and merely rendered the wallhacks in crude wireframe on a second monitor which was connected to it. I don’t think he had the hardware to show it off, but it should have been using the alpha channel correctly so that with the right A/V equipment the wallhacks could be overlaid on the monitor being used to actually play.
This is the transparency liberals were talking about
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