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  1. Hardware dongles? Hah! by qurob · · Score: 1 · on Mysteries Of The CDRW and Backups Revealed


    Here's more info on dongles

    http://linux20368.dn.net/crackz/Dongles.htm

  2. HAH!!! Look at this, cracked software in Morpheus! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Interesting · on Morpheus DOS'd and Moving to Gnutella


    So here I am, all inquisitive and stuff, and looking at a result of the "strings Morpheus.exe" command (v1.3.3 of Morpheus). Guess what I see?

    "PeX (c) by bart^CrackPl beta release"

    Naughty naughty Fastrack people.

    This page is the best info I can find on "PeX". The zip you can download looks like it's a cracked verison of something.

    Can anyone shed any light on this?

  3. Re:Just like the high seas by pubudu · · Score: 2 · on DVDs On The International Space Station
    It would actually be very interesting if space were like the high seas: there is no accepted law of the high seas. The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea has been neither signed nor later ratified by Albania, Armenia, Ecuador, Eritrea, Israel, Latvia, Lithuania, Peru, Syria, Turkey, the United States, or Venezuela (or by several others, for that matter). The United Kingdom did not give its Accesion (still not a ratification) until 1997, and even then only with reservations.

    So basically, if the laws of space were like the laws of the sea, everyone would agree that there is a law, but would argue about what that law is. The Open Skies Treaty has not entered into force yet, and in any case would only apply from Vancouver to Vladivostok, excluding the Pacific Ocean. The US may not recognize any claims of sovereignty beyond the planet, but whoever claims that sovereignty certainly will.

  4. Re:My thoughts... by fmoody · · Score: 2 · on Riding The Space Elevator
    Actually, the US and Russia do/did have ASAT programs that was pretty successful. We mothballed our missile based ASATs, I believe, but we are still playing around with our lasers along with their other capabilities.

    Links of interest on FAS

    Some stuff on Russia's programs

    Some general stuff on all sides

  5. Re:My thoughts... by fmoody · · Score: 2 · on Riding The Space Elevator
    Actually, the US and Russia do/did have ASAT programs that was pretty successful. We mothballed our missile based ASATs, I believe, but we are still playing around with our lasers along with their other capabilities.

    Links of interest on FAS

    Some stuff on Russia's programs

    Some general stuff on all sides

  6. Sign the online petition by mtmartin · · Score: 1 · on Several Boycotts Of RIAA Organizing

    Not sure if everybody was aware of this.... Sign the petition to be sent to the RIAA: http://linux1285.dn.net/napster/

  7. Re:Does Digital Nation suck? by b0sst0ne · · Score: 1 · on Slashdot Prepares for a Server Move

    I was wondering the same thing too. I've actually seen the slashdot box in DN's data center, and now that fuzzy feeling of seeing the box in action, and not anymore, is well... Depressing. WOOHOOO

  8. TacoHell by marks · · Score: 1 · on Special Interview: Rob Malda and Jeff Bates

    Whatever happened to TacoHell? Now All I get is the following error message:

    While trying to retrieve the URL:
    http://linux362.dn.net/tacohell/

    The following error was encountered:
    Connection Failed

    The system returned:
    (146) Connection refused

    The remote host or network may be down. Please try the request again.

    Did it go down because of the IPO, or other reasons?

    -mark

  9. Re:Great, but in the wrong place... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on 2.4 Gigabit Network Demoed

    I'd say slashdot is already on a nice network. The slowness is only due to the boxes bogging down :).