You can always buy FLAC elsewhere, but sometimes its more than just a CD.
Odd that the picture they use are claiming to be the uncrewed spacecraft that returned to the Jiuquan launch centre in northwest China on Monday as scheduled, is a manned capsule. Well it may not have had any crew onboard but it has vision ports and some odd burn marks. Also that capsule looks nothing like the X-37B which is a "spaceplane" and glides back to Earth like the shuttle did and requires a runway.A mysterious Chinese spacecraft returned to Earth. The unmanned object is a closely guarded secret. During its 279 day long mission it supposedly launched a satellite, captured it later and re-launched it again.
People now think that China experimented with unmanned in space satellite repair. The glider should be similar to that X-37B of NASA design.
Mysterious Chinese spacecraft returns to Earth after 9-month space voyage
A mysterious Chinese spacecraft returned to Earth on Monday to the Jiuquan launch centre in northwest China after staying in orbit for over nine months or 276 days, which was 100 times longer than its maiden flight less than three years ago.www.wionews.com
Voice is easier than visual by far. Still you have to have access to samples but with people in the public eye, it is far easier than a regular citizen. As for spoofing caller ID, that takes no skill at all really. Softphone software allows you to do that on the fly. We had it on our laptops as part of our tools. Heck outbound call centers have started using it to try and bypass blocks but it tends to be quickly flagged as spam in caller id and when you reverse look it up you often find many rsults with no address associated but names that are essentially from one ethnicity.
I've gotten to where if I do not recognize the name of the news source, I don't even look at the article because most of the time it's bs.
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SURPRISE!Amazon's Ring cameras were used to spy on customers
It's what we all feared, but hoped wouldn't be the case.
Yeah, if I ever get home cameras they are not going to be Rings or anything that goes to the company's servers.
Who would have thought that BIGCORP sees its customers not just as customers but also data sets to be harvested and monetized. Just like Alexa, Siri, your smart tv that "requires" a internet connection to "work" / get firmware updates. (They work fine without a connection.) Back when I worked for a global telecom company, we had a handful of network switches to test as replacements for Cisco equipment. A few of asked about reliability and how complicated it would be to replace parts. The manufacturer told us there was nothing inside that was user servicable and that we would just get a whole new unit instead. With Cisco, if we had a part inside die, they'd send us the part. So we pulled one into the test lab, never powered it on but took it apart. It was pretty much a copy of Ciscoin layout and chips except it had a daughter board installed but was not mentioned in the documentation. One of the senior techs dug thru it and it was essentially a data sniffer and using tools above my skillset by far, figured out it would store the data but then transmit it out late at night to minimize network impact. Kind of goes without saying that we kept with Cisco.
Apple Is Doing Something Steve Jobs Never Would Have Done
By all accounts, the company’s new VR headset is bulky, imperfect, and not an obvious game changer. What gives?slate.com
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