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I write my own homepage
I write my own homepage. it has links to here, tom's, my ftp, my web site, my free spam collector, comics, and satire. I realized i didn't want to connect to the internet everytime i want to open up mozilla. so i wrote myself some html, and now my homepage is fast and i can go the places I need to in one link. I'm thinking of adding some weather and some news...
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Re:Why?
Think "outside the box" (sorry, horrible pun) of just kernel compiles, and I suspect you'll understand the potential value here.
Let's say you run a decent-sized development house, employing a healthy number of coders. Now, as these folks churn through their days (nights?), they're gonna be ripping through a lot of compiles (if they're using C/C++/whatever). From my personal experience as a developer in the industry, a large portion of a developer's time is spent just compiling code.
If you can implement cost-effective tech like this to reduce time spent on routine tasks like code burns, you increase productivity.
Holy shit, I may have actually come up with a halfway decent justification for "hippie tech" to throw at the suit-wearing types... ;).
temporary email, because MS deserves a good Linux box.
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Re:you DONT NEED a laptop!!!!!!
i never use the damn thing
So sell it to cryingpoet and everyone is happy. CP gets a cheap laptop and you get some beer money. -
What's spam?For the vast majority of law-abiding Americans, spam is a non-issue. Almost everybody I fraternise with uses MicroSoft's HoTMaiL.NET service.
During recent renovations to the worlds first and best web-mail system, MicroSoft were kind and talented enough to add a heuristics-based artificial intelligence spam-blocking feature. At first I was sceptical - I mean, I use a sophisticated L.I.N.U.X. system to try and reduce spam, and still I receive around 10-20 spam messages every day. Imagine my suprise the day I peered over a colleague's shoulder to see the work of art that is the new HoTMaiL.NET User Interface. Not only was it exceptionally aesthetically pleasing, but it had a helpful 'Junk-Mail' mailbox to keep precisely that - Junk Mail!!! I proceeded to enquire about this fantastic, energy saving innovation. My co-worker simply could not contain her delight with the system. She confided that since the HoTMaiL revamp, she had received a total of zero unwanted messages, including ones from a mentally unstable transient who had been stalking her for weeks!!
I'm sorry if I rant, or come off as an 'astro-turfer' (whatever that means), but I prefer to think of myself as an evangelist. Simply put, HoTMaiL.NET is the finest e-mail system currently in use, and I would have no problems whatsoever in recommending it to anybody who would rather receive less unwanted mail. I'm sure that when the Netherlands receives access to the civilised Internet, the judge's decision will be overturned as their population migrates to a powerful, easy-to-use system such as MicroSoft's spam filter.
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Re:Mac version $90 more? WHY?
You're tired of all the crap? Then don't use Apple products.
Everyone knows that Apple subscribes to "Price Gougers Anonymous"...if you price-spec out system setups (like a G4, or a Powerbook, or any other system they produce), you quickly come to realize that Apple usually sticks on a nice 30% price increase to everything they produce.
And for the love of God - don't even THINK about going through CompUSA - you'll spend another 10%-25% on top of that.
Come on man, don't start bitching about how you're sick of "expensive Apple hardware/software". It's expensive for a reason - because Apple wants it to be.
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Re:Native Americans Have Feelings Too
While I understand that you're offended (unless you're trolling, in which case you can fsck off...but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt), touting grand illusions of Native Americans suddenly being "worshipped with the earth" and speaking such phrases as "vengeance will be ours" not only make you sound like a lunatic but a "possible terrorist threat" as well.
After September 11th, I'd be surprised if the FBI didn't come knocking on your door after that post - either to throw you in a rubber-room for sounding like a nutball (to them, not to me - I understand quite well, thankyouverymuch) or for threatening to blow up America (again, that would be what they read it as, not me).
However, in true American, ignorant spirit, I still need to say this in recourse: You bring your Spirit...we'll bring our Napalm.
Okay, sorry...I had to!
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in case both /. und after/ get /.ed
TimWeigel (aka "the fagginator", aka "the man who had half a penis and 2 assholes" aka "twisted penis") writes "Ever wonder why we can cram ever more computer power into smaller and smaller devices >EM>(NDLA: no, I rather wonder how such an ignorant weasel managed to connect to the übernet mit Linusk), but we're still (mostly) slaves to the almighty AA (NDLA: why don't you simply resign if ye're a slave ?)? This article on CNN touches on this very important facet of our lives - why the power sources for our Palm Penits and Gaybones haven't matched the advances in computing power. In a word: physics (NDLA: it almost rhymes with Jon Katz. Next year maybe ya'll be a poet)." I had an intersting conversation (NDLA: aka "conversation with interstices" ?) with a person (NDLA: obvisouly a man, you, fag) who's been doing a lot of research into batteries. Battries (NDLA: for my Sake !? is it because it is about something powerful that grows that you spell like a penguin ?) have grown at standard normal industrials rates - which are much slower then Moore's Law, and hence, the source of our problem (NDLA: YOUR problem, no, please fuck off with your grand sister Ralph JH Nader).
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Re:Unrelated to the core business?
I used to get 5 a day, then I started tracing and sending off an abuse report abut EVRY SINGLE one. I now get about 3/week, not counting my bait address. don't email me there, btw, I have a bot that gose tgo hotmail, downloads them, then traces them, and forwards them to abuse departments.
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Re:Jews Had To Be Good For SomethingSure. Check out our website for more information.
You can mail me too.
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This might be goodThis could be a good thing if done properly.
WAIT, BEFORE YOU MOD ME, READ!
I hate spam, and even run some bait accounts (like attoparsecs@hotmail.com, feel free to post it on usenet) that are automaticly run through a reporting program.
"E-mail is very much regarded by consumers as something that intrudes on their privacy," said Fran Maier, executive director of Truste. "Consumers are concerned about fraud and they're concerned about pornography. But they are afraid to opt out because that signals
...that they're a live one."This is a very good point, most of us don't opt-out for this reason. If there was a system in place that required "approved senders" to have thier lists filtered by a universal opt-out list, great. I would also want a toll free phone number and bussiness adderss included with each address. This way, if someone abuses thier approved sender status, people can whine and sue.
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Re:SecureIM (was: The part that really sucks...)
Sorry, the last line of that should read:
...post here or send to secureim@hotmail.com.
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Re:*BSD is dyingFirst of all, Netcraft and The Apache Project use FreeBSD as their os. Hell,
/. even uses a FreeBSD firewall.
Secondly, take a look at Netcraft's longest uptimes. I counted 6 out of 50 that weren't FreeBSD.. The 6 Non-BSD machines run IRIX, btw.
Marketshare-wise, between Yahoo's 4000 FreeBSD boxes, and all of Hotmail's FreeBSD mail servers, I think it's doing quite well..
There may be more local ISP's with their 5 machines running linux than there are running FreeBSD, but so what?
How many times have I compiled a "stable" and had it not boot?
FreeBSD: 0 Linux: lost count
How many times have I rebooted after new kernel, and corrupted all mounted filesystems?
FreeBSD: 0 Linux: 0, but I laughed like hell when it happend to you.
Even if FreeBSD did cease to exist, and develpoment stopped, I would still use it, because it is that damn good.
Oh, and considering DARPA is putting a bunch of money into furthering FreeBSD development, I don't see it going anywhere soon.
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Re:You should be afraid...
a) - You are right - IE still crashes my systems (in windows, of course...), but mozilla, when it crashes, leaves windows alone just fine...and it's laughable to watch me try and middle-click to open a new page in IE. I still curse that little move-thingy. arg. Mozilla is awesome for win, and in linux it's pretty good too.
b) - streaming audio - does it really matter? everyone I know who needs audio uses p2p. Internet radio is dying. what else is there? seriously, I just don't know, and i'm curious if there is anything.
c) - A friend of mine runs apache in win98. A lot of people use it. Wait until 2.0, or read this slashdot article if you don't believe me. I agree with the parent i'm replying to. MS hasn't done too much to impress me with their internet stuff. It's mostly bloated and insecure.
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I like email!!!
Please send me some!
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ATTN KLERCK:
Please email me at h8edatslashdot@hotmail.com
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The Only Linux Games of 2001?
Posted by Cliff on Friday December 21, @01:05PM
from the tis-the-season-form-making-lists dept.
Apostata asks: "As more and more people migrate (or consider migrating) to Linux, I'd like to know what Slashdot readers would vote for as the only available Linux-friendly games (either native or commercially ported) for 2001." -
Shit is between your ears...arrogance? your post is DRIPPING with it. Remember, Microsoft does have more than one operating system. I have been using WINXP for the last 3 weeks, and it does a pretty damn good job of protecting the system from horribly written applications.
Linux has safety measures for the system against those "bad" programs. It is called GCC and it warns the programmer of bad code pretty damn fast at over 50,000 lines per second on an Athlon. Microsoft wrote a pretty bad application back in the late 1980's and it was called Microsoft Windows 1.0, built ontop of MS-DOS, Microsoft's "engineered" marvel, and from that bad, virus-susceptible code, spawned Windows 3.11 FWG, Windows NT 3.x, Windows 95, Windows NT 4.x, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, and Windows XP(erimental). Congratulations on your latest $180+ purchase of yet another Microsoft operating that does that same as its ancestors...run virii verry well.
Happy hacking? An operating system, like ANY large application, needs to be engineered. Happy hacking ususally means 10x more bugs and possible security issues. Something VERY BAD in an operating system.
Boy, it must hurt to be you... Microsoft calls whatever it makes an innovation. Obviously whatever Bill Gates first engineered from his friend (MS-DOS) for $30,000 was engineered pretty damn well. Happy Hacking is when someone writes code that works. Sure, Microsoft mus have engineered IIS because it accepts every worm in existance. In your own words, saying Happy Hacking products 10x more bugs, you simply display your affection to microsoft. You know Linux is just one big party, free beer, free code, and you can wear whatever clothing you want, and you support Microsoft software; buy their software, intall it, and ponder all the engineering put into the blue screen of death. You are a proud individual...
no they[Microsoft Word, Microsoft Outlook Express] don't [aren't 3rd party software], and no [shit is not between my ears] (otherwise I wouldn't be able to post)
That was a quick answer, you didn't even examplify how such 1st class Microsoft software, ala Microsoft Word and Microsoft Outlook Express, have matured to the bug-filled, virus prone peices of work to date. Each version of MS Windows had an optimized version of these two Microsoft packages and each version demonstrated even more engineering marvels by the flaws in their software. It just proves to everyone, engineers make just as many mistakes as Happy Hackers, but it looks like Unix programs have the upper-hand in quality, stability, and visual candy.
When I said "Up and running", I was referring to the time it takes to get an application created (learning curve) on a Kde/Gnome as opposed to windows. Compare GTK+ widgets/c++ with visual basic. Most novice programmers would much rather use visual basic. (hence the 1000s of useless applications you see cluttering the internet, written in VB).
Kde and Gnome are desktop environments. Developing specifically for these desktop environments is just a simple code fork that is solved using a toolkit of the programmer's choosing. MS Windows programs are more error-prone and by developing strictly for an operating system or as we know, a desktop, you just hurt your potential userbase. Microsoft demonstrates that in a day-to-day basis. It is called "leverage", and they believe the more programs made specifically for MS Windows, the better for them. Honest point. Microsoft software and development environments, go beyond this idea of non-portable software. The enhance it by building their development environments and their programming language syntax off-standard with each sucessive release!
saying isn't the same as being, im afraid. Usually people that constantly say "im great at X" or "im the best at X", have vast amounts of insecurities.
Yes, we must brag about our skills of utilizing the X protocol because our jobs require such knowledge. Network administrators and you name it require extensive knowledge of X protocol and securing it because many of our customers prefer to login to their office machines with a GUI instead of using just ssh and console commands. We know how are jobs depend on such knowledge and our "insecurity" revolves around money because, as you don't yet understand, it costs money to live in a house with a wife, three kids, a dog, a cage full of rabbits, chickens, and turkeys. Believe me kid, as you grow older, you must depend less on your parents. There is much more than Microsoft Windows and its large availability of games. People must EARN money to live. Our insecurity is shared by millions of people and their own professions. You dare imply we are a bunch of people that are addicted to computers, while someone else is addicted to cooking food, and a carpenter is addicted to building furniture from oak? It is shameful to even respond to your lies lest people see me as a fool to waste my time, but I set grounds for verbal strength that brings out the warrior of every man to fight another tribe's encroachment with their lazy, poor quality, most dispicable fruits of their labor.
As a closing note to you, I must say that unlike Microsoft, everyone is allowed to participate in much of Linux' development. It is a pool of knowledge, bigger than anything Microsoft can develop and contribute. Our pool of knowledge is constructed in our free-time and is higher quality than Microsoft's "engineering" skills. No government, financial status or political status can impede Linux's development and that shall stand for every freedom-phille. We stress the software we contribute to. We don't run another operating system on our free eMail websites(hotmail.com) and say otherwise on our "engineered" software's ability to operate under like-conditions. You are the hypocrite because you know nothing inside of Microsoft's software development ring and have nothing to say other than "it's up" or "it's down". Linux and its supporting software is to be used at everyone's advantage! Nobody alone owns Linux, it is a team effort! You lie too much on topics that other people understand more than you. You'll make a great leader other than providing excellent insight.
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I get 60/month
In my 4 accounts, my 2 hotmail accounts almost always get the same spam, and my other 2 get 1/month max. The hotmail spam all comes from the same guy i think, and despite reporting all of it (i use ricochet to auto-trace it) is still get spam almost every day. I also have a deticated spam account. attoparsecs@hotmail.com is rigged to automaticly trace the headers of incoming mail and send off reports of spam. Please use this address in usenet posts.
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Re:I think I'll be OK
The only thing I'm really worried about right now is losing my e-mail account and having friends get their messages bounced before I can tell them my new address (whatever that may be). It's almost as bad as going through a change of area code with the phone company, only here, the grace period is a matter of days.
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OpenSRS LIST
I agree 100%. I would like to start up a site that lists OpenSRS sites. Anyone running an OpenSRS site please send me an email at drvpn@hotmail.com and I will try to get the list updated with your information.
Nick Powers -
Way ahead of you
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Re:Slightly OT but... WRONGThis is not the discussion you are looking for.
Posted by Cliff on Tuesday November 13, @05:50PM
from the deathmatch-in-the-foyer dept.
Mentor asks: "Recently, a very promising young architect asked me to give her some ideas for a design presentation she has to do concerning a new building in Germany. Instead of making another dull non-interactive flyby-drivethrough 3dmax-movie, I suggested using the Halflife or Quake engine to precreate the whole building, and let visitors of the exhibition experience the building firsthand, being a player in it, and interacting with the building (without any actual weapons of course :)). I was wondering whether this has been done a lot already . Does anyone have any tips?" I would think that most 3D engines have evolved enough where something like this might actually be practical. Thoughts?( Read More... | 7 comments )
Are There Risks in Sharing Firewall Logs? Posted by Cliff on Tuesday November 13, @02:33PM
from the looking-before-leaping dept.
FireballDWF asks: "What are the risks in sharing my personal Firewall logs with others? I ask as helping to put a stop to detect and stop attacks at their source by becoming an agent for MyNetWatchman sounds easy and appealing, but I am concerned about the possible risks." The MyNetWatchman service is designed to take a pro-active approach to network security. A network agent sits on a users firewall and forwards log entries to a central server that analyzes the data and warns the user if suspicious activity occurs. Sounds like a good plan, but what dangers (if any) will the users of this service be exposing themselves to by providing such access to their machines, even if they are just log files?( Read More... | 11 comments )
Rolling Your Own Laptop? Posted by Cliff on Tuesday November 13, @10:37AM
from the when-off-the-shelf-isn't-good-enough dept.
rneches asks: "I've been looking around for a Linux friendly laptop, and I've found a couple of reasonable systems. However, there really aren't any laptops out there that really meet the needs of a Linux user. In particular, most laptops are, more or less, desktop replacements. As such, they are loaded with scads of nifty features, beefy processors, and so forth. This is great, I suppose, if you are running Windows or MacOS and want a desktop replacement. If you're a Linux user, and spend most of your time in emacs windows (er, frames), most of that fancy stuff is more of a liability than an asset. In other words, I'm talking about coders, admins and other Linux hackers more than I'm talking about the 'average user'." In short, rneches is looking to find a way to build his own laptop, and if the platform doesn't exist to be able to do this, he's looking for help in creating one. Interested?( Read More... | 4112 bytes in body | 354 comments )
Web Ads with Sound? Posted by Cliff on Tuesday November 13, @07:30AM
from the what-annoying-thing-will-they-think-of-next dept.
Mina asks: "Just noticed that some sites, About.com in particular, started piping sound adds in their pages - one in particular (the Harry Potter themed CocaCola subsidized reading campaign from Reading is Fundamental). This isn't something that can easily be turned off - unlike popups, they can't just be clicked on or elminated by a nifty browser plugin. I'm interested in seeing how the Slashdot community deals with the new, more annoying ads that the more desperate companies are implementing now. Do you just live with them? Are there even niftier plugins to the browsers that I'm just not aware of?" And you thought pop-ups were the worst, now you can get sudden and annoying sounds played as well. Maybe browsers will have volume sliders bundled with them in the near future. God, I hope not, but if such ads become commonplace, it may be a good idea.( Read More... | 35 comments )
Buying Brandname Linux Desktops? Posted by Cliff on Tuesday November 13, @04:21AM
from the penguins-preinstalled dept.
bobstaff asks: "I work for a company producing a highly technical product for export of which a Linux network is a significant part. Usually we build the Linux computers from components using some of the higher end options available (Dual 1Ghz Pentium III, SCSI disk,CD-RW,tape, 512Mb Ram, High End Video card, etc...). Occasionally we have a customer, however, who insists on having a brand name computer (eg. Compaq, HP, etc..) with support in whichever country they are from, regardless of the extra cost and decreased performance. In the past this has always caused problems, from Linux incompatible components to having to fight to get the pre-installed Windows distribution overwritten with Linux. What experiences do Slashdot readers have with buying brand name computers with international support and running Linux on them? Also can anyone recommend companies with international support producing Linux computers?"( Read More... | 11 comments )
Websites for Homebrew Electronic Projects? Posted by Cliff on Monday November 12, @10:25PM
from the home-automation-projects-on-steroids dept.
whiplash asks: "There are regular stories on Slashdot concerning neat homebrew projects, hardware doing things nobody expects it to. I think the homebrew niche is excellent reading and wonder if there are any sites devoted to just that? Archives of articles, HOWTO's, and related material devoted to those folks that are controlling their garage doors with old serial cards and other neat things."( Read More... | 8 comments )
What's It Like Working For Worldcom? Posted by Cliff on Monday November 12, @04:53PM
from the extending-the-feelers dept.
Tetch asks: "I work for a multinational IT company which seems likely to transfer its "network services" team to (MCI-)Worldcom under the terms of a business arrangement (Worldcom's gonna run our company network for us). I'm contemplating transfering from my current position to that network services team but would quite like to know more about Worldcom's corporate culture before taking the plunge (since it seems I'd become a Worldcom employee in fairly short order). Does anyone have any experience of life at Worldcom they could share?" It's always smart to try get an idea of the climate in a company before you you try and sign up.( Read More... | 631 bytes in body | 256 comments )
Does Computer Journalism Have a History? Posted by Cliff on Monday November 12, @11:29AM
from the following-the-paper-and-bit-trail dept.
apanishev asks: "Hi to all /.'ters! I'm a beginner computer journalist in a Russian on- and offline magazine "PL-komp'yutery". One of the recent topics of my interest is: whether the computer journalism itself has a history? Sure it does, but my first investigations revealed nothing. I know there were some Amiga paper magazines and some BBS electronic bulletines before the Internet age, but what was the very first paper (and/or online) magazine about personal computers? About web design and professional computing? About PC games? I would be very grateful for any thoughts about the subject."( Read More... | 13 comments )
Standard Set of Network Diagram Icons? Posted by Cliff on Monday November 12, @08:25AM
from the the-RIGHT-pictures-means-1000-words dept.
Cerebus asks: "I'm taking over administrative and management functions for a network, and one of the tasks is, of course, providing accurate diagrams for the whole shebang. In playing with various tools for this (Dia, Visio, Kvivio, xfig, tgif, etc). I've noticed that each package has it's own idea about what abstract icon to use for various devices (what Visio would call "logical" icons). While there is some overlap, the meaning attached to an icon is sometimes different between applications, and what's worse is that (using the example of Visio) the same application has multiple different icons for the same type of device! Is there any kind of standard for network diagram iconography? Should there be?"( Read More... | 10 comments )
What Would You Load onto a Business Card CD? Posted by Cliff on Monday November 12, @03:20AM
from the taking-your-critical-utils-with-you dept.
tkrabec asks: "I have a few of the Business card sized CD-roms, and I have been toying around about what to put on them. I want to make a utility disk that has stuff I commonly use or would find helpful. These CD's will hold about 50 meg I primarily do work with Win32 but I would also like some helpful linux things. I will probably make 2 disks wo get all data/programs I want. I want to put: dos boot.img 1.4Meg for older machines, rawrite 14K to write .img's to floppy's, putty 695K for secure communications, memtest.img 75K for testing for bad memory, fdisk 65K for HD problems, Winzip 1.2Meg for unzipping things. These are just some idea's and I would like some more with some approximate sizes. Also are there any good references that I could put on there as well?"( Read More... | 37 comments )
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Zebra DOES NOT do EIGRP !Zebra DOES NOT do EIGRP, nor will it ever I would guess.
EIGRP is Cisco proprietry routing protocol.
Refer : http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/i to_doc/en_igrp.htm
Darren Kruse CCNP CCDP
WAN/LAN Networking Consultant
Email : darren_kruse@hotmail.com
www.geocities.com/darren_kruse
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Re:Zebra does rip1, rip2, eigrp, bgp4, ospfZebra DOES NOT do EIGRP, nor will it ever I would guess.
EIGRP is Cisco proprietry routing protocol.
Refer : http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/i to_doc/en_igrp.htm
Darren Kruse CCNP CCDP
WAN/LAN Networking Consultant
Email : darren_kruse@hotmail.com
www.geocities.com/darren_kruse
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Re:fp
Trollaxor Asks...
What kind of aftershave do you prefer?Alan Cox <Alan.Cox@linux.org> responds...
"Technically, I don't use aftershave. I have quite a healthy beaver growing off of my face."
"However, me and the boys-- the young Open Source fans I like to take to the pub for a few pints and then back to my flat after they're dead-drunk-- like to eat each others' feces. I suppose you could then call the diarhea that gets caught up in my beard as aftershave, since I love its scent so well and leave it on all day."
Rob Malda (CmdrTaco) <malda@slashdot.org> responds...
"I usually prefer Hemos's semen. There's nothing like rubbing it all over my face, especially when it's nice and warm and fresh. Besides, what man can't resist that cum-odor? If I am lucky enough to be wearing Hemo's gunk, I notice I get hit on a lot mre at the bars I go to. What other afershave can make me a homosexual cock-lust faggot magnet?"
"Yeah, I definitely prefer Hemos's semen..."
ESR <esr@thyrsus.com> responds...
"I used to religiously wear a product called, ironically enough, 'Money.' I haven't been able to find any in a long while, even at VA Linux's bathouses. Who knows where it went?"
"Now I just count the Jägermeister I dribble on myself in drunken stupors as aftershave and leave it at that..."
evil_spork <evil_spork@hotmail.com> responds...
"After my usual nightly routine of smoking crack from a Tab can, snorting heroin off a dumpstered toilet seat, and being fucked by my dealer Rocco until i throw up cum, I usually bury my face in my pillow and cry for my mommy until the sun comes up."
"Then, before I go to work, Rocco rapes me in the mouth at gunpoint to see me off. I have a goatee, so it absorbs the scent of blood, jism, stomach acids, crack cocaine, Bounce dryer sheets, and man-musk. I work in a mailroom with a bunch of wetbacks so no one notices."
RMS <rms@stallman.org> responds...
"Ah, I wonder if you're mistaken... You see, I haven't shaved since the founding of the Free Software Foundation in 1984. I have no use for aftershave-- in fact, it looks like there's a God-damned baby goat surgically attached to my face. Some liken my beard to a giant vulva as well: hairy, with a stinking hole in the center."
"I have no use for aftershave..."
Steven Katros responds...
"I like cinnamon perfume, don't you?
"It's a special little scent that reminds me of cooking for friends, enjoying warm cidar and a good book on a cold Autumn day, and hot sex with cinnamon anus lube!"
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Re:DOS Software
cr@ckwhore,
The really sad thing is I'm almost positive I know who your company is and who its primary customers are. If I'm correct, you develop Point-of-Sale systems to run on 386s and 486s, and one of your distributors is a tiny company called EMF. One of your customers is a small Christian bookstore. Am I right? If so e-mail me. -
good question, none that I know of :-(
This is a VERY good question, and I don't think that there is a positive answer - sorry.
As a network engineer/designer , over the years I've used lots of different network drawing tools and their associated file formats :
- Pen and paper , fax and photocopies ! - open but non manipulable
- Textpad/Wordpad (don't laugh !) - open and manipulable
- MS Word organisation chart editor - closed and non manipulable by non MS s/w
- MS PowerPoint - closed and non manipulable by non MS s/w
- NetViz closed and non manipulable by non Netviz s/w
- Visio - closed and non manipulable by non MS Visio s/w
Visio is easily the best of these, with Visio 2000 really working for me.
I always had a fear of losing my Netviz pictures as Netviz was/ is a relatively small company that might go under one day.
With MS buying Visio a few year back, that fear is now gone. I imported all my Netviz pictures in Visio.
Exporting: I can always export my pictures to
.gif , jpeg or pdf's - but that's no good for further editing.From a commercial viewpoint, I tend to export to
.gif , jpeg or pdf's as I don't want people messing with the IP I've created.In an ideal world, I would not use a closed source proprietary product to produce my work, but I don't see any viable alternatives at this moment.
cheers,
darren.
Darren Kruse CCNP CCDP
WAN/LAN Networking Consultant
Email : darren_kruse@hotmail.com
www.geocities.com/darren_kruse
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Ask them to draw pictures, ask some dumb questions
I'm a network engineer and I live with a whiteboard marker in my hand.
So , ask them to draw you some pictures. Like:
OSI model
Operation of at least 2 IGP's , ie OSPF, RIP, EIGRP
Route redistribution
Spanning tree
Multicasting
Split horizon
etc
.. you get the idea
Ask a few dumb questions :
what's ARP ?
difference between a router and a switchname me a layer 4 IP protocol
what does NAT do ?
who's Jon Postel ?
who's Vint Cerf ?
what's the IETF ?
whats an RFC ?
etc
.. you get the idea
Finally, if you have the time, give them 2 routers and switch
Get him/her to configure :
PPP, and CHAP
RIP, or OSPF or EIGRP
IPX
a simple access-list
basic router authentication
etc
.. you get the idea
Also, certifications DO help you weed out the rubbish.
Darren Kruse CCNP CCDP
WAN/LAN Networking Consultant
Email : darren_kruse@hotmail.com
www.geocities.com/darren_kruse
ps, I'm alway's looking for work
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A PoemThe mark of the beast is a primary key
a poem by Drew--///--
Ellison's motives come from below.
Look in his eyes. What do they show?
You may think that smile is for the stockholders,
but his home is Hades, where all evil smoulders.
His Chief DBA is the Dark Prince of Lies,
His unholy power is version 9i.
You thought that this baby ate up RAM before?
For version 9i, you'll buy six times more!
What violence will come of these columns and rows?
SQL*plus is the reaper of souls!
To commit is sure folly; to roll-back, calamity.
A cartesian join will doom all of humanity!
Constraints are forged of titanium chains,
and triggers are hardwired into your brain.
A single long int marks your identity --
The mark of the beast is a primary key.
The language of Satan? PL/SQL --
How else would he store his procedures in Hell?
You'll live in dread fear of the keyword DELETE.
The mark of the beast is a primary key.
Oracle 9i is a harbinger of Dark!
(But I cannot say more; nor publish benchmarks.)
But you value your soul, so my words you will heed:
The mark of the beast is a primary key.
--///--
Thank you.
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Re:Contact the FCC
It would certainly be a shame if those e-mail addresses were signed up for all sorts of mailing lists. Yes indeed. That would be shameful. I definately don't want to see anyone use those e-mail addresses for free e-mail accounts with all hobbies and interests selected at someplace like hotmail, or yahoo.
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Suxxors
pinkducky33@hotmail.com likes to fuck little boys. he's a widdle pedophile. Mail me
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I've got server space / bandwidth if required...I've got server space and bandwidth required for those who have archives / personal sites which cover the recent incidents at the WTC / Pentagon. Drop me an email on shrirch@hotmail.com if you want a sub-domain on crisisforums.com a site that I've setup a few days ago, primarily to help the hundreds of Indians who were involved in this tragedy.
In the mean time.. we're still looking for my wife's cousin who works for Instinet and was at the WTC Tower 1/100th floor at the time of the strike. His photo is here. Please email us if you have more information.
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Re:Sounds familiar...
Hi, karma whore. Can you please let me know if this is your correct e-mail address or not?
god_from_the_machine@hotmail.com
I am new to the AOL network and I find these ``munjing'' techniques quite confusing. Let me know if I got it right. By the way, what's your screen name? I checked karma_whore but it wasn't you.
Thanks and have a nice day.
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Re:Speed issues. Moz 9.3/9.4
Actually, I would install a few other OS's (linux, FreeBSD, BeOS, WinXP (just to see what its like)) but I can't figure out how to partition my raid array without losing all my data. Partition Magic only goes up to 80gigs and my array is basically a 143gig C drive. A shame really.... Hey, if anyone knows how to partition a 143gig drive without loosing all the data. Let me know.
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Re:Specs
I believe it's against RFC822 to mung your e-mail address (in addition, in light of the tragedy a couple of days ago, I find your actions highly offensive). Please stop doing this. For the benefit of the Slashdot community, as well as entrepreneurial types who may wish to send you interesting offers, I have taken the liberty of demunging it, below:
Just doing my civic duty, glad to be of assistance.
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DeCSS code found embedded in Mozilla source code!
Gill Bates writes: "According to this bugtraq report a rogue Mozilla programmer has inserted illegal DVD descrambling code into the freely-distributable Mozilla browser source code. Is there any question now whether open-source software is dangerous to intellectual property?
That should keep those Mozilla folks busy awhile. Who needs to script up some virus to take over broadband computers to send DDOS attacks at targets when you can just link to a website in a
/. submission?Seriously, isn't it time that Slashdot start mirroring some of these web pages that they kill via the
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Micosoft has security awareness!
One of Passport's greatest security weaknesses may be the single sign-on process,....Microsoft is addressing this by offering additional security features for partner Web sites, such as banks, asking for additional information or a four-digit PIN (personal identification number) as a second level of authentication.
Microsoft addressed this problem long time ago! People have been using MID(Message ID Number) for reading hotmail.
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Re:Haven't you heard?
*looks perplexed*
...four-dee gaming?
4D.
Okay.
I must admit, I never paid much attention in physics class, but wouldn't the 4th dimension be just a tad unimportant thing to emulate on a video card? I mean, the program doesn't really care about time except the time it takes to execute and how long it should take to do this and that...?
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Poorer areas?
Just how will this change anything? There are already many free e-mail providers out there (e.g. Yahoo! Mail, Hotmail, email.com,... etc.). If they're so concerned about bridging "the digital divide by making computers accessible to every Houstonian," wouldn't it be a better idea to get computers into these poor homes first, so they'll have a way to access the Internet without having to go to libraries, fire stations, or police stations every time they want to check their mail or do anything else? Houston could even provide the poorer areas with free (or discounted) Internet access, or they could use one of the few, but remaining Free Internet providers.
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Problem is obviousIt's the obvious problem that comes up whenever the Internet is used. The very nature of the beast is that anonymity is virtually assured. I can go online and make a Hotmail account and claim to be Joe Blow who graduated from Harvard at the age of 16, and nobody can prove me otherwise (at least, not easily)
Whenever you have a medium that is so completely anonymous, you're going to have problems proving credibility. After all, IPs can be spoofed, so if I trace a Virus e-mail back to the alledged sender and it comes up at an address at McAffee, I'm likely to believe that the virus is true, when it was just spoofed.
What we need is some kind of identification verification procedure online. Not only would this destroy the virus scares, but it would also limit spam and help to track down child molestors. I'm all for tying real-life identities to online personas because it would mean accountability for actions, and if you've been in an IRC chat room recently, you know how stupid people can be when there are no repercussions for their actions.
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No prob, the download is here
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Re:This is the future of the Internet
... yes, but you'll need a Microsoft Passport account to gain access!
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Re:AP mirror
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Cutting off port 80?
AT&T's residential broadband division (MediaOne) has cut off port 80 across their network
Seeing as how HTTP runs on port 80, how are outgoing HTTP connections (i.e. web page pulls) supposed to proceed across the network? Given that frontends to mail, newsgroups, and file transfers are increasingly HTTP-based, they might as well just schedule total network downtime during Code Red attacks.
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OpenS0urce S0lution; proposal, usual plot warningOf course this could be done for free and open to all operating systems. Linux servers all serving the checksums... at the bottom of the e-mail or as attachment there is checksum.
You click a button in [your favorite mail application, any platform] ; that in turns sends a simple text message, with the crc or checksum and if they match (either the client software, or the server, you choose) they show as matching, moved to a cleared folder, application dependant.
Applications can compete on how they use the results. One good idea could be to filter out non matching results, or to send them to a junk folder - or simply showing a certain icon.
The real key to the system is this: if spammers are creating a crc which is being used over and over to send to multiple clients via redirecters and other cleaver tricks, hit a button and simply vote it spam. Use a weighted system to eventually filter out the same message. But running the headers throught the checksum would stop most spammers since the TO: field would most likely change.
Simple text messaging that can be used by any programmer, and there are many non GPL, examples of how to compare two checksums.
Guessing the server would carry all the checksums, a good idea would be to add an revokation date which can be set client side either defaulted or user configurable.
Really the whole thing is simple. Just block people from mass e-mailing. Test the system for a while then add the spam blocking to see which crc's where voted spam, cross that with the volume of e-mails by that person. Although the system suddenly became huge, but off site computers could do the computing, not the servers.
E-mail is a huge thing. Linux sends e-mails to my wireless phone without any user interaction. The system better be ready for people who use e-mail like an instant message.
Now it comes to mind - if my pop server software (and maybe all isp's) would just check the crc against the server that would save everyone.
Even MS could get into the game with Hotmail and their own MS CRC server...
This is my manifesto:
Get your free hotmail address - Now with hailstorm and E-mail signing - Free (biometrics required)
----checksumurl--http://checksig.msn.com:7235----
ka;dddjdppwo3as-e34-44444uv2-84urrhpwerrupw34gdgh
4-0394uvm-03485umt5jt-5ut059u-02-95uy05u25uy5fdgh
442i0934it-09utury]==-04904g2-5t8528-b09-2ururt45
----email--checksum:--0x485ksro842---------------
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Good to see progress, but....
The first miniseries was really botched, i mean, they don't even delve into the religious importence of the spice, nor it's wei as a narcotic. The point of the worms interaction with them is mispresented and the weirding modules are completely ignored (this was amongst the things that made House Atreides as strong as it was).
The scenery is also poorly presented; there is no show of water conservation in the mini-series, even among the fremen. Frank Herbert was [practically, at min.] an Ecologist - and the mini-series gave absolutely no attention to this spirit.
There's more, but if you care enough by now there's plenty of sites with more info (or i'm preaching to the converted). The new series will get eaten up - just as the last one did - but that doesn't mean it will be any better. Harrison should do himself a favor and hire an (eclectic) Ecologist or at least a well-schooled historian of some religious venue. -
Re:Is someone doing this?
I am too. Email me if u ever need a copy of it. lots of fun stuff in it. doom wad's, lots of great papers, peoples vacation photos.
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spambot
Any spambots checking for addresses might like:
loardgimpy@hotmail.com -
If the email isn't standard, it's full of spam.
Why should anyone care if Microsoft requires you to use their products when you use their ISP?
Because Microsoft is in monopolistic bed with the spammers, and you can't read hotspam if you're using a POP3 or IMAP MUA with good filters (which Outhouse Express lacks).
Because Microsoft products don't run on anything but i686 architecture machines, and if you don't already have an i686, prepare to fork over $1,000 for a new computer. (I'm not sure if Outhouse Express for the Mac supports the brand-new protocol.)