It seems that no good deal can go unpunished, whatever it is – and if it offends the slacktivists' idea of internet purity, then it must be forbidden.T‑Mobile US' problems with its ambitious new all-you-can-eat deal aren't oddball activists, but economics and physics. All-you-can-eat internet plans are never really all you can eat – nor can you reasonably expect them to be, given finite resources and cost constraints. And not one, anywhere, has lasted very long.Deutsche Telekom-owned Tâ
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L’hystérie de masse entourant Instagram qui a agité les réseaux sociaux ce lundi, est attribué à la récente révélation que l’application prévoit de modifier son flux d’actualité affiché par ordre chronologique inverse, à une chronologie basée sur un algorithme. Selon Instagram, le nouveau flux afficherait de « meilleures » photos et vidéos en tout premier lieu, fournissant aux utilisateurs un contenu pour lequel ils sont plus susceptibles d’être intéressés. Pour ce
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Akku wärmen: Wer ein Pedelec hat, sollte sich im Winter um seinen Akku kümmern. Denn in Pedelecs werden in der Regel Lithium­Ionen-Batterien verbaut, erklärt die Stiftung Warentest. Und die sind frostempfindlich. Touren bei strengem Frost machen den Stromspeichern aber in der Regel nichts aus. Der Fahrstrom sorgt unterwegs für warme Akkuzellen. Nur sollten die Batterien bei einer Fahrpause nicht auskühlen. Eine Möglichkeit, das zu verhindern, sind Schutzhüllen aus Neopren.Bahnhofsknei
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That's generation on generation, though. These figures are only of use to snarks like us who want to see what Intel engineers have achieved in the past year, and for geeks who upgrade their machines every 12 months.Intel really hopes Kaby Lake prizes punters off their 2011-era PCs; anyone tempted to replace their computer will be blown away by the improvements in the past five years and crack out their credit card. At least, that's the dream."Most people who are going to buy a new PC are
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Next, by writing sequences of '0' and '1', we're told you can create a carrier wave from the rapid voltage changes on the interface's data pins. You can then use binary frequency shift keying (B-FSK) to encode useful information into the wave.Guri reckons you can beam 80 bytes per second over the air using this technique, which is fast enough to send a 4,096-bit crypto key to a nearby receiver in less than 10 seconds.You then write the resulting buffer to, say, a mounted removable storage dev
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