Police refused to extradite but would arrest on an interpol red alert ( uploaded on last second so as not to tip the russians off). He was then expelled from the country thus the us took custody.
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Russia MP's son found guilty after stealing 2.9 million US credit cards
Brocade broadcasts financial success. Well, if you call an 89% profit drop 'success'
Windows Update borks PowerShell – Microsoft won't fix it for a week
Re: Time for a career change
I was updating our W10 image. Do you know how many screens there are to make sure the default language stays as UK over US? 12. Twelve fucking screens. In W7 you went into control panel, went to language and there were 3 tabs to change from US to UK. In W10 you have two control panels to contend with, the old control panel sorts the language AND the advanced screen AND the account defaults AND the options for the default language AND the updates to default language pack. Then you have the new control features that sorts out the text to speech and all the shite that comes with that.
and that is supposed to be usability? You would think that you could set this as default on GPO wouldn't you? Nope. It wont work for new accounts on their first logon - new roaming profile accounts on first logon will take the default options from the machine, subsequent logons will take their options from the GPO.
Righto MS.
Re: Time for a career change
2 days to install w7? Apps aside (they take the same on w10 or w7) from sp1 there are 1.5gig of updates on w7 on w10 i have 350mb. W7 takes about 2.5 hours start to finish. 1.5 hours updating. W10 takes about 2 hours with most of the time fucking about with powershell disabling stuff
Penetration tech: BAE Systems' new ammo for Our Boys and Girls
Re: Not selling ammo to civilians
The paperwork for returning ammo is quite nasty. our RQMS went mad if we brought ammo (and god forbid pyro) back. Even worse if you are returning from a large exercise. Normally it isn't 7.62 or 5.56 but 9mm that you have boat loads to get rid off - officers don't fire their pistols so you always have a few thousand 9mm rounds given to you to get rid of. Even with 8 guys on decent ranges it takes a good day to get rid of that much ammo - you do end up pretty proficient at snap shooting though!
Re: The First Dave And the point is?
I joined in 84 (QLR infantry) , the SLR and GPMG was used in initial basic training but we were all on conversion courses for L85 and the absolute joke of an LSW. I was given the section LSW until I made lance jack and it was a fucking terrible weapon. I believe most of the shitness has been ironed out now (by replacing it with another weapon), the worst being the magazines, you simply couldn't load 30 rounds as the springs weren't good enough to be reliable. 25 at most and with an LSW that is just rubbish- no belt feeds here. The barrels were heavy and the whole weapon was front heavy, the rear handle dug into your ribs constantly, the bipod would fly open at a random times and of course you had plenty more cleaning to do over the regular L85. Gas parts were always on fully open as they gummed up pretty rapidly and I know of two people who put the gas parts in their L85 upside down (thus killing the rifle).
The only decent thing about the L85 was accuracy in single shot and the SUSAT. You could engage at 600m accurately, 300m was a cinch. Sneak the bipod down on the range and it was centre line at 300m all the way - even with your respirator on :) I certainly had no issues on the range qualifying with the LSW, they only problems I ever had was using it as a support weapon - even when you got used to loading 25 rounds and having your magazines lined up, you still couldn't keep a decent volume of fire down.
Re: Amazing the amount of research and design...
bollocks. In my section, if there was a spray and prayer then he was doing extra ranges and drill all weekend (and guard duty) until he learnt to follow orders. Spray and pray is a waste of a section member and putting others at risk, you aim and you shoot unless told to put a volume of fire down. doctrine might have changed a lot since I got out in 92 but im sure modern soldiers are told to aim.
As for adrenaline under fire, TBH the problem is more AFTER the engagement when you realise what you have done and what could have happened. That is when you need to get your troops out of "the shakes" and onto doing something.
Microsoft's maps lost Melbourne because it used bad Wikipedia data
Apple kills its Stores
Ad-blocking ‘plateaus’, claims hopeful ad industry
Swedish Pokemon teens terrorised by laser-wielding 'sex pigs'
Business users force Microsoft to back off Windows 10 PC kill plan
Re: Meanwhile
Windows 10 for enterpise. That will be the same windows 10 that has more gpos for chrome that is does for edge. Where not ticking a single gpo will automatically update itself with candycrush and twitter EVEN on wsus updating.
Not to mention start menu and taskbar defaults are a train wreck even on 1607 build. Roaming profiles that ignore gpos beacuse MS deem their vision of what you need to see should take precidence (but then work for logons AFTER initial profile creation)
W10 enterprise is a fucking train wreck.
What next for the F-35 after Turkey's threats to turn its back on NATO?
Julian AssangeTM to meet investigators in London
Vodafone bins line rental charges as it moves onto TalkTalk's turf
Re: Virgin, no phone line
My virgin bb is an old 'no line rental' package. It is £25 for 60mb. I also pay 8 for a 2gb data 2000 min sim card added onto it.
Virgin took over our old fibre provider and kept the contracts rolling (was originally 20mb line back in the day, then 50 now 60 soon to be 80 i think)
London's 'automatic' Tube trains suffered 750 computer failures last year
depends what you want the map for. Harry Becks map is useless if you don't know where you want to go. For example. I'm a country bumpkin from the north of England, where trains are concerned they run every hour and mostly bypass your station so I don't really need to worry about them.
Recently I took a trip to London to see the marvels of piped gas and mains sewerage. We were stopping near to Tower bridge so choosing a starting station was easy - Tower but I wanted to go to the natural history museum - Kensington. But WHICH station was closest?
I ended up using a rather magnificent app called "ulmon London" that had offline mapping (googlemaps) and overlayed the tube maps. That made finding a local tube station a cinch. So sure, Harry Becks is great at locating your start and destination stations (and mapping changes inbetween) but is rubbish if you don't know your station to begin with.
Uncle Sam set to flog Silk Road's Bitcoins
Re: government and maths again ! (Yes, its plural, i am in the UK)
no different from buying a crate of old cars. Those cars might be worth something one day or might not; might sell now as an "en vogue" or might not.
Pay what you want for the bitcoins now - you can certainly attempt to trade now at market value or sit on them and wait.
Windows 10 Anniversary Update crashing under Avast antivirus update
Re: We'll see more of this with W10
at work I tolerate LTSB edition and WSUS as that is pretty much W7 with the new "look" (near as dammit the same and satisfies the edicts from above). There is no way in hell W10 is going near one of my home personal machines - updates like this are just crazy.
Samsung Note 7: Probably the best phone in the world. Yeah – you heard right
Re: Smartphones are horrible phones
Well mine runs as satnav in the car, email, internet,sits in a waterproof bag when walking with anquet map, shows films, netflix and books when commuting plus ive been known to take calls (and sms) on occasion.
The only thing my old 6310 did better was have longer battery life. Granted i use a power brick these days.
Iraqi government finally bans debunked bomb-finding dowsing rods
Microsoft offers admins free Win 10 upgrade lube
Openreach to split from BT... so they'll be 'Legally Separate'
Star Trek Beyond: An unwatchable steaming pile of tribble dung
An anniversary to remember: The world's only air-to-air nuke was fired on 19 July, 1957
Drone bloke cuffed after gizmo stops firemen tackling forest inferno
Re: Dead man's curve
the spiritual successor the SR71 was also an aircraft flown at the limits. When going full tilt not only did the engines need constant monitoring and adjustments to keep the sonic boom ahead of the nacelles, not only that, the engine was at its MOST efficient when going M3.2 - the thing just wanted to go fast.
The outside temperature of the aircraft skin was in excess of 300C stressing the joints and welds (the fuselage was loose on purpose due to expansion) and the cockpit glass was pure quartz welded directly to the fuselage. The tyres were aluminium compound due the heavy fast landings needed and the whole thing leaked fuel constantly on the ground. A miracle of engineering at the time. State of the art astro navigation (same as ICBMs) and was so picky it needed to be washed in pure distilled water to avoid corrosion.
I had a serious hard on for the SR71 as a kid. Magnificent aircraft.
Re: Sounds like nonsense to me
@aberglas. I too held a private pilots license (about 10 years ago mind) and you as well as i know the action to take on final approach if there are obstructions such as large birds or drones.
Now imagine you are lined up to drop a load over a specific area flying very low at specific speeds to cover an area. If you go around and the drone is still there waht do you do? Can you safely land with the payload? Do you drop in a siboptimal location?
Drone pilots are putting the lives of these pilots at risk and wasting valuable time.
Boffins unveil 500TB/in2 disk. Yeah, it's made of chlorine. -196˚C, why?
Florida U boffins think they've defeated all ransomware
Cycling paramedics in epic rush to save patient who ate stale sandwich
we had a similar thing. Wife had an asthma attack, blue inhaler wasn't working. Phoned 999 as I'd been drinking so couldn't drive (she hadn't). Ambulance had nebulizer so after 30 mins she wasn't doing too bad, but they took her to hospital anyway. They had supposed to do the handover at hospital but she sat (walking patient) in the corridor waiting. Eventually after an hour she was sternly told that it wasn't an AnE thing and didn't accept an ambulance brought her. The £500 thing would be a fecking disaster.