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Ghost In The Shell cast: Michael Pitt to star as villain opposite Scarlett Johansson
by dervish on Feb.06, 2016, under Uncategorized
Pitt is set to play a character from the initial series called the Laughing Man. But don’t be fooled by the name! The antagonist is a nasty and vengeful human/robot hybrid who has an individual sense of style. He has been described in the past as being a ‘bad guy filtered through the lens of a street artist’.Johansson will play the lead; a special-ops cyborg named Motoko Kusanagi, who operates under a task force called Section 9 that deals with the most dangerous criminals and extremists. Her specific mission this time? To take down a particularly vicious computer hacker.
Source: Ghost In The Shell cast: Michael Pitt to star as villain opposite Scarlett Johansson
Standard semi-conductors and magnetism enable stable quantum computing
by dervish on Dec.13, 2015, under Uncategorized
Using standard semi-conductor materials, a 1.5 Tesla external magnet, and lasers, researchers in the USA and Germany have successfully stored information with an electrons spin.
Source: Standard semi-conductors and magnetism enable stable quantum computing
XtremIO alua not supported
by dervish on Oct.31, 2015, under Uncategorized
multipathd: sddw: alua not supported
Set prio to const in /etc/multipath.conf using device entry.
devices {
device {
vendor "XtremIO"
product "XtremApp"
path_grouping_policy multibus
path_selector "queue-length 0"
rr_min_io_rq 1
prio const
}
}
Gemini 3 Flown Random Access Non-Destructive Readout 4096 | Lot #52008 | Heritage Auctions
by dervish on Oct.26, 2015, under Uncategorized
Gemini 3 Flown Random Access Non-Destructive Readout 4096 Bit Memory Plane from the Gemini Spacecraft Computer
Source: Gemini 3 Flown Random Access Non-Destructive Readout 4096 | Lot #52008 | Heritage Auctions
Facebook will warn you if you’re subject to government ‘attacks’
by dervish on Oct.19, 2015, under Uncategorized
Imagine logging into Facebook to find a message telling you that your profile may have been targeted in a suspected state-sponsored attack. It’s now a possibility, after the social network announced that it’ll display a new notification if someone who is suspected of “working on behalf of a nation-state” has attempted to snoop on or take over your account.
Source: Facebook will warn you if you’re subject to government ‘attacks’


