dozure
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Anyone familar with Cryptology?
dozure replied to Qckrun's topic in Computers / Electronics / Music / Games
you're going to have to go to a major state university to find one that has a degree in cryptography. if you have to, a degree in computer science should be sufficient to enter in to that field, but if you can, major in Cryptography and minor in Computer Science, and take all the security classes you can. -
Anyone familar with Cryptology?
dozure replied to Qckrun's topic in Computers / Electronics / Music / Games
do you like math and staring at jumbles of numbers and letters and graphs and chit for hours on end? crypto is for you then. I had planned on doing this myself but I think I would burn out on it too quickly. It does pay very well though. Most software companies, the government, and any computer security company will need a crypto analyst. -
yea... missing things generally don't appear... just fukkin with ya. congrats on coming out on top
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Mac and "non-crashing" do not belong in the same thread. at least with a PC when it crashes you can still turn the damn thing off.
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i would have done the same thing, except i would have turned around and sold the 22s for more than i paid and gotten some nice 18s and used the rest to get the audio gear. and do you mean "traitor"?
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what'd i miss?
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3 7 and 9
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CSU has an acoustical engineering program. you will also need eet. PS: not sure why this was in the SI forum. Moved to General Car Audio.
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If you can get it from point A to point B its flexible enough. how felxible it needs to be depends on your car and how you route the wire.
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1. not sure. 2. upgrade the 10g wire to 1/0 and do the same for the block to body strap. I don't really see why it's necessary since the block to battery connection provides the ground for it, but it can't hurt and it's only another $3 worth of wire. 3. that is the block to body grounding strap.
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swap in a 5.0
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Just FYI there actually is a stoker kit for it. its not really a stoker so much as its a whole new motor... and it's $3700. I'm not even sure its for teh SOHC, it looks like its the OHV. http://www.moranav6racing.com/
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you can't stroke it. The 4.0 motor (OHV and SOHC) in the Explorers is based on the Ford 2.9 v6. They are just bored and stroked out versions of the 2.9 with some obvious changed to go from a pushrod to OHC setup.
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1997+