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If you click on the books, the authors will be shown. But for completion: "Social Engineering: The Art of Human Hacking" by Christopher Hadnagy "The Web Application Hacker's Handbook: Finding and Exploiting Security Flaws, 2nd Edition" by Dafydd Stuttard, Marcus Pinto "Practical Reverse...

Humble Bundle offers a book collection about Cybersecurity at the moment. $1 will already get you a book about Reverse Engineering. I haven't started reading it yet, but figured from the description that some of you might be interested. There's also some stuff about hacking and cryptography...

Just to make sure: You are opening the file with root priviliges? (There should be a red warning at the top of thunar and mousepad: "Warning, you are using the root account, you may harm your system") If not, type "sudo thunar" or "sudo mousepad /etc/asound.conf" in the terminal

Maybe(!) OpenMW will be ported to pyra, so you can play Morrowind natively. It was already discussed here: https://www.pyra-handheld.com/boards/threads/pyra-capabilities-open-morrowind.75510/

I'm planning to use one SD-card as my home-partition. With that, swapping cards is not as convinient. Also, I have a syncing setup via nextcloud already on my panda, but it would be nice to have the same app-ecosystem (which is excellent on pandora) and not just the files.

Actually i meant to put the code of Create in the constructor and Destroy in the destructor, but this is also viable. Sorry for not being clear enough! If you initialize it as a pointer like: WindowManager* wm = new WindowManager(); Then the lifetime ends when you call: delete wm; If you...

if you declare your constructor and destructor as WindowManager::WindowManager() {...} WindowManager::~WindowManager() {...} you can cut your main function to int main( int argc, char* args[] ) { WindowManager MyWindow; return 0; } And "create" and "destroy" will be called...

Yes you can. But you have te give credit to the original authors and point out your modifications - thats BY. You have to use the same license for redistribution - thats SA. And you can't take money for the documents - that's NC.

I'm a volunteer firefighter, my company has around 60 responses a year. Additionally i'm responsible for parts of the administration and training and i'm also coaching our youth section once a week.

I use this layout at home: http://neo-layout.org/ (for german), took some time to adjust but feels very comfy now. BUT every other keyboard i have to use became weird ;)

In Firefox, at least in mine, refreshing is not enough, but after closing and reopening a tab the flags change Wait - now refreshing was sufficient...

didn't ed mention a (long) while ago something about a docking bay for pyra? maybe that will be next - i would love it

Despite the problems concerning their OpenGL requirements (GLES 3) because of integer support they now also dropped support for 32 bit JIT. And with that i don't only mean x86_32 but also armv7.

just 26, but already an atomic bomb o.0

Ganz klassisch wäre doch die Nacht vorher vor dem Shop zu campen :)

The Jetson TK1 also comes with a an HSF, which can be replaced. There is a picture on http://www.elinux.org/Jetson/Thermal#Replacing_the_fan_with_a_heatsink where the SoC is cooled by a thin aluminum heat spreader. That raises some hope :) There were some discussions on the nvidia developer...

Thanks! I've been periodically checking Nvidia's site for this, but have missed it so far. Sadly it's a little bit to pricey for my taste... Phoronix made some benchmarks with a Shield Android TV a while ago, which was running Ubuntu. Maybe it's of interest for you...

I meant the display, too. Of course you can change the resolution in cpu/gpu to reduce number of calculations. But the pixels still are in the display, and everyone of them needs to know, which color to show. So the display controller has to tell them, and that consumes more energy, if more...

Won't more pixel not mean also more operations to change/refresh a picture? And every operation consumes energy, i believe, independently of pixel size.

I have quite a few board games (around 50); my alltime favourite is StoneAge! http://www.amazon.co.uk/Z-Man-Games-71260ZMG-Stone-Board/dp/B00CF4G7OW/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1416316348&sr=8-4&keywords=stoneage Can definitely recommend that. It's a strategy game with many different possibilities...