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7 Most Notorious Computer Hacker Groups of All Time
With the recent attack on PlayStation Network and a bunch of high-profile websites, computer hackers are back in the limelight again. Hackers and hacker groups were quite famous in the 80’s and 90’s but their popularity started fading since the Y2K days. Today, we are once again witnessing hackers threatening to take on giant corporations sending chills down everyone's spine. We have already featured here some of the most infamous black hat hackers of all time. Masters of Deception This New York-based group was responsible for notorious acts such as downloading confidential credit card histories of stars like Julia Roberts, breaking into AT&T’s computer system and stealing credit card numbers. Legion of Doom MOD’s biggest enemy Legion of Doom was a famous hacker group founded by a hacker called Lex Luthor (real name: Vincent Louis Gelormine). Chaos Computer Club Chaos Computer Club or CCC is a hacker organization based in Germany and other German-speaking countries. Milw0rm Anonymous LulzSec
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The Past, Present, and Future of Data Storage
As we approach the end of 2011 and look forward to another year, we pause to reflect on the long history of data storage. Mankind's ability to create, process, store, and recall information is light years ahead of the days of cave paintings and engravings on stone tablets. Vast amounts of information can be stored on drives smaller than your thumb, and data centers are cropping up at an increasingly high rate. What does the future of data storage hold? Embed this image on your site:
DTaskManager Portable
advanced task manager DTaskManager is a task manager specifically engineered to give additional functionality that the Windows bundled Task Manager does not have. - Support PortableApps.com's development and hosting - Support DTaskManager directly DTaskManager Portable works best with the PortableApps.com Platform Features DTaskManager has three different ways to close a process, as the "termination request", the standard "forced termination" with dialogue tolerance, and the "forced termination" of any type of process, bypassing all permissions (it can also terminate running system processes). Learn more about DTaskManager... Support For help getting this app up and running, please read the following: Download Details Publisher: Dimio & PortableApps.com (Kenny Williams) Date updated: 2013-07-19 System Requirements: Windows XP/Vista/7/8 License: Freeware Source Code: PortableApps.com Launcher MD5 Hash: a2e42c97a1071d545e75b74d4fbd1a86
L'essentiel sur la Légion
Forte de 8900 hommes, elle représente 11% de la Force opérationnelle terrestre (FOT). En plus d’être cette force combattante, la Légion étrangère est une exception humaine… un système d’homme… Plus de 140 nationalités s’y côtoient. Les légionnaires y servent sous contrat, à titre étranger, et sont commandés par des officiers français. Elle est aujourd’hui composée d’un état-major et de onze régiments ou unités formant corps. Six régiments sont embrigadés (brigades interarmes) pour emploi au sein de la Force opérationnelle terrestre (FOT) redéployée à 77 000 hommes. Deux régiments constituent des éléments terrestres des forces de souveraineté outre-mer et participent au contrat opérationnel des forces armées en Guyane et à Mayotte. La Légion Une exception humaine La suite est un contrat de confiance qui engage les deux partis.
Solid-state drive
DDR SDRAM based SSD. Max 128 GB and 3072 MB/s. PCIe, DRAM and NAND-based SSD. It uses an external power supply to make the DRAM non-volatile. As of 2010[update], most SSDs use NAND-based flash memory, which retains data without power. Hybrid drives or solid state hybrid drives (SSHD) combine the features of SSDs and HDDs in the same unit, containing a large hard disk drive and an SSD cache to improve performance of frequently accessed data.[9][10][11] Development and history[edit] Early SSDs using RAM and similar technology[edit] SSDs had origins in the 1950s with two similar technologies: magnetic core memory and card capacitor read-only store (CCROS).[12][13] These auxiliary memory units (as contemporaries called them) emerged during the era of vacuum-tube computers. Later, in the 1970s and 1980s, SSDs were implemented in semiconductor memory for early supercomputers of IBM, Amdahl and Cray;[15] however, the prohibitively high price of the built-to-order SSDs made them quite seldom used.
