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What if it was part of their spaceship! NASA should change its abbrev to SNAFU! The top secret item could still be floating around out there..
Late Saturday, NASA said the U.S. Strategic Command apparently tracked something flying near Columbia after it had reached orbit. Space agency spokeswoman Eileen Hawley said it was possible the object came from Columbia, but stressed "this is very raw data" that had just been turned over to investigators and that it was too early to speculate.

Since they kept the launch damage secret no one in other agencies thought to comment.. or did they? If you were NASA admins, would you rather look like idiots, or have a spaceship full of walking dead? I feel fortunate to only have a theory to get shot down.

The damage on the leading edge seems to be along the elbow of the wing where it transitions from one angle to another. The sensors are dropping off around the wing over time, and what comes to mind is various aerodynamic forms of burning aluminum flame. As the leading edge is destroyed, the wave forms change, focusing the heat on different areas. As the launch video shows, the airlow moves from the fuselage side of the wing towards the tip. If/when an aluminum flame started, I can imagine it burning outwards along the leading edge, peeling off more of the leading edge, exposing and igniting more aluminumenum.

The carbon-carbon leading edge is bolted on and I have an idea of how it came off, indirectly from the foam damage NASA said would not harm it directly.

The damage on the leading edge seems to be along the elbow of the wing where it transitions from one angle to another. The sensors are dropping off around the wing over time, and what comes to mind is various aerodynamic forms of burning aluminum flame. As the leading edge is destroyed, the wave forms change, focusing the heat on different areas. As The launch video shows, the airflow moves from the fuselage side of the wing towards the tip. If/when an aluminum flame started, I can imagine it burning outwards along the leading edge, peeling off more of the leading edge, exposing and igniting more aluminumenum.

The carbon-carbon leading edge is bolted on, and I have an explanation for how it came off indirectly from the foam impact which as NASA said wouldn't damage it.

I have been posting this possibility for two days. Now the evidence mounts. please check my website for my proposed chain of events and references.
It goes: tile damage makes debris on reentry, debris makes plasma trail, plasma ion trail makes lightning rod through atmosphere, atmosphere makes lightning, lightning damages composite, composite fails, etc.

More confirmation and information related to my theory of events in this article which describes a blue jet being created by a meteor, and a research balloon being destroyed by an electric bolt at over 100,000ft. I have been posting this for a few days, and all the new information keeps confirming it as a real possibility.

More confirmation and information related to my theory of events in this article which describes a blue jet being created by a meteor, and a research balloon being destroyed by an electric bolt at over 100,000ft. The odds of a shuttle passing through a sprite or jet was estimated at 1 in 100.. seems pretty accurate.

I haven't seen anyone try and connect the "purple streak" picture and the break-up, so i'll post my theory references again and hope it gets considered.

The tiles were damaged heavily at launch, scratched deeply as in previous incidents.
The roughtiles heated and shed, leaving a trail of debris plasma.
The plasma trailacted as a conduit for an electrical arc from charged particles in the high upper atmosphere,similar to the Ben Franklin kite legend.
A huge bolt travelled along the plasma trail to the left wing where it caused severe damage, enough to cause a cascading failure over subsequent minutes. Blue jets, elves and sprites are large atmospheric electrical phenomena which occur at the altitude the space shuttle was passing thru and were being studied by Ramon in the MEIDEX dust experiment.
My,My, Hey, Hey

I haven't seen anyone try and connect the "purple streak" picture and the break-up, so i'll post my theory references again and hope it gets considered.

The tiles were damaged heavily at launch, scratched deeply as in previous incidents.
The roughtiles heated and shed, leaving a trail of debris plasma.
The plasma trailacted as a conduit for an electrical arc from charged particles in the high upper atmosphere,similar to the Ben Franklin kite legend.
A huge bolt travelled along the plasma trail to the left wing where it caused severe damage, enough to cause a cascading failure over subsequent minutes. Blue jets, elves and sprites are large atmospheric electrical phenomena which occur at the altitude the space shuttle was passing thru and were being studied by Ramon in the MEIDEX dust experiment.

New image evidence shows damage to the composite section of the wing. An increasing reliance on composite materials in aircraft construction creates the potential for additional problems because the composites can allow a connection between lightning and airplane electrical circuits

Here is how an electric bolt may have occurred:

The tiles were damaged heavily at launch, scratched deeply as in previous incidents.
The rough tiles heated and shed, leaving a trail of debris plasma.
The plasma trail acted as a conduit for an electrical arc from charged particles in the high upper atmosphere,similar to the Ben Franklin kite legend.
A huge bolt travelled along the plasma trail to the left wing where it caused enough damage to induce a cascading failure over subsequent minutes. Blue jets, elves and sprites are large atmospheric electrical phenomena which occur at the altitude the space shuttle was passing thru and were being studied by Ramon in the MEIDEX dust experiment.

The solution is (d) all of the above.

oops.. missed adding this rocket lightning link

But remember, we help everyone.

Tell that to Rwandans or Kurds.

Hitler in Europe or anywhere, we'd be there dying to stop him.

You mean like the Russians and British did? For each US soldier killed in WW2, 2 British and 50 Russian ones died.

Those two countries contained & attritted Germany so that the US could spend a few years ramping up for a triumphant knockout punch. America paid in dollars, not blood.

i forgot to add a page of my firend i really like: freddo

(so he's happy because /. brings a few visits on his web site.... and those are not only HIS visits.... hehehe)

btw, it's about search engines...

sICE

PPT :-)

SiCE

hitmachine.netfirms.com.

I already get some files from Kazaa... now if i cant even dump the files from a cd i bought, i'll probably never buy one again...

freddo

.... since it's a software based solution! yet another post TASPTDEE ("there's a problem that dont even exists!").

well, check +Frog's Print for win 9x version... Learn HOW TO CRACK with the good old fravia'site, and more recent stuff on anticrack.de

freddo

Thanks a lot for your pointers, i just received the John Lilly book and it looks really interresting!

i also found a lot of stuff just googleing for the authors. thanks again.

freddo

btw, does anyone knows about games with a gameplay like ONI?

freddo

It's surely looks like ONI to me. ONI was missing a lot of details and the 3d world was kind of block shaped, but i hope it will be the same 'genre'. Things i loved about were the anime style 3d, and the fact that it was running very nicely on my old laptop (a 333Mhz).

Well, StarCraft ghost looks far more beautiful, i hope they'll be a dozen of combo to do. Btw, a funny thing is that ONI means ghost or demon in Japanese... So, is this StarCraft - ONI? ;-)

Check the web for some shots, scripts and maps at ONI Central and ONI Res. Btw, you can download the demo it's not that big, and i guess i'll playing it in some minutes again.

freddo

each time i read something like this, i smile... i'd like to tell my boss "i'm working on a damn new version of xor to hide data into gifs and it will help a drunk policeman to not alter its camera after some plane crash somewhere... blah blah blah".

sadly it isnt the case. whatever, anyway i just hang here and that's cool enough.

why peoples think they can achieve such 'protection'. they can embed some data in a picture? i probably can too... well, not today, my blood is full of yesterday's beers, mmm, that maybe explains why i'm posting so dumb msgs. anyway, what's the problem with such stuff?

with encryption, the main problem is how much time does it takes for someone to decipher a message? with that thing it doesnt even apply, in fact the question is how can one make this fake pic looks like it was taken by policeman x at moment y. i probably oversimplify, but it remembers me of some 'touch -m 10111735 /etc/passwd'... what about you?

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the Goatse Movie and tons of other things at places like stileproject that most humans would find beyond revolting -- but hey, I'm desensitized!

Yes, I do usually check my links, even the browser crashers, before I troll them.

The only problem i went on with mandrake was that `perldoc` wasnt there... i had to install it manually (what a great pain), even if i select all the .*rpm at the install,,,,,

now if someone wants to avoid such non-friendly problems, consider installing a linuxfromscratch... at least is it doesnt have something you badly need, you're the only responsible :P

freddo
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btw, about phi-psychology, is there any good book about reprogramming humans?

advertising, propaganda, oh and `social engineering`? any general algo to exploit those stupid wetwares? we should be more open to what sect and religion do, there's surely some money to get there...

i wonder what OS we're running on, definitively if there's a god, he's a bad coder... sadly, with my job status i probably cant judge...

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well, although there are a lot of good refs and *ptr here, i never found such a book full filling what you have asked for (methinks).

why? well i guess it depends on what -exactly- you're looking for. but you dont look for something specific... "Programming Theory". Maybe you're looking about a book about algorythms? Again, there's a bunch of books you can find on the net, try "algorythm site:ru" on google and there hundred of books you may drop an eye on.

Again what's in an algorythm? it's a way of solving a problem in reguard to the tools you have to do so. Try to use the same algo with assembly (which one? 6502, 680x0 or 80x86 or ...? yurgl!), befunge, brainf*ck, c, c++, lisp, perl... the way you solve a problem depends the way you;re able to adapt to it... why not have your own set of solutions handling your problems... well then check "The Art of Computer Programming" and have a look about 99 bottles of beers, there http://99-bottles-of-beer.ls-la.net/)... my bet is there's even more algos than languages, depending on one situation. Will you malloc 10M to open a file or just go on with 4k chuncks?.

i remember having asked to my mother how much pili-pili to put in the fish-soup... she said, shoked, "just taste it, you dumb!"

cant help on this one :->

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first, i dont care about americans.
second, i dont care about americans laws.
third, i dont even care about what somalians gets to eat.
fourth, anyway i care about my neighboors, particularly the one on my left, he always have a pack of beers.
fifth, who cares about me if i dont?

the last worse thing that happenned to america is bush
the little puppy of his father...
the last worse thing that happenned to israel is ... well you know...
the little puppy of his own hate...
arent you affraid he can push THE button?
arent you affraid they can push THE button?

i dont care
same ideas, same price, same pride...

i hope someone will bomb them before they nukes us....

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The Megatek corporation has a site full of stuff like that, somewhere in its "For Kids" section.

http://megatek.netfirms.com/intro.html

"There must be a hundred silver dollars in here," moaned Boggis, waving a purse.

"I mean, that's not my league. That's not my class. I can't handle that sort of money. You've got to be in the Guild of Lawyers or something to steal that much."

-- (Terry Pratchett, Wyrd Sisters)

I think the crucial question is not why God doesn't reveal himself us, he may simply be too busy, creating new universes or something. Rather, why didn't he make his existence obvious from his creations? For example, he could easily have signed his creatures so that we would find somewhere on the animal something like: "Copyright (c) The Sixth Day, God. This animal is commanded to be fruitful and multiply. It may do so freely, provided that this copyright notice is included."

-- Ted Ts'o, VA Linux Principal Engineer

And what about free speech in all that sucking stuff? You got money? No! So shut up... thanks.

-- You

freddo

Though it's a bit of advertisement (and a hefty flash animation, watch out 56k), more info on Lindows and what AOL/TW bundles it with can be found HERE.

It's scary.

i dunno what's going on now, but i remember that some years ago alexa could bring up a copy of a web site as it was in the past... 6 month, 1 year, etc... like the google "cache:" feature when a site is down (understand ./ed ;) )

/freddo

I know why i'll buy a imac (emac?) thing next year now...

and anyway, i'm only playing pirated copies of c64 and amiga stuff, which works well on that platform, fuck the hell out of those bastards!

/freddo

BTW the movie Timeline Movie trailer is out and looks pretty good if you like 13th century adventures mixed in with time travel.

Besides Spymac, These guys have tried it and found their posts deleted in under a minute. They challenge you to log on Apple's site and try it for yourself if you don't believe them, and they provide the link to apple.com.

Ok so I know this is horribly off topic and I expect to be moderated as such, but, err, uh

WTF IS THIS?

(replies to com2kid@attbi.com please. Nobody 'round me knows WTF it is and that is the third one I have found flying around my house!!)

The amateur radio club of the Florida Atlantic University, K4FAU and the Boca Raton Amateur Radio Association are having their combined Field Day on the ropes course of FAU in Boca Raton.
Here is a map of the Boca Raton Campus. The ropes course is indicated with the number 74.
Everybody is welcome to visit us.

We will have a special G.O.T.A. (get on the air) station running where you can operate a radio under supervision and can see, feel and hear for your self what Amateur Radio is about.

73's de w4/pa3gvr

If you "fix" the sound, by slowing it down those same 16 times and increasing the volume (it is inaudible after the stretching), it is actually a very interesting sound.Frightening, really.It's a popcorn-meets-earthquake kind of sound.
Hope you have a good subwoofer, this is very low frequency stuff. If anyone cares to get the "fixed" wav its about 2.5 mb, or just 1 compressed with RAR. No mp3 sorry, it totally mangled the sound when i tried it.

These are worth the reading:
- The great printer Scam
- Understanding, Reversing, and Hacking HP Printers

Enjoy!
freddo

Personally i use Netfirms to host my little search engine page so i can use it every where (work, cyber, etc etc) it's nice, features are php (info), perl (info) as well as mysql support (soon -- they say)...

There are search engines for free hosts, like freewebspace.net... as well as some directories like clickherefree...

I hope this gives you an idea on how to find more places...

freddo

Personally i use Netfirms to host my little search engine page so i can use it every where (work, cyber, etc etc) it's nice, features are php (info), perl (info) as well as mysql support (soon -- they say)...

There are search engines for free hosts, like freewebspace.net... as well as some directories like clickherefree...

I hope this gives you an idea on how to find more places...

freddo

Personally i use Netfirms to host my little search engine page so i can use it every where (work, cyber, etc etc) it's nice, features are php (info), perl (info) as well as mysql support (soon -- they say)...

There are search engines for free hosts, like freewebspace.net... as well as some directories like clickherefree...

I hope this gives you an idea on how to find more places...

freddo

Personally i use Netfirms to host my little search engine page so i can use it every where (work, cyber, etc etc) it's nice, features are php (info), perl (info) as well as mysql support (soon -- they say)...

There are search engines for free hosts, like freewebspace.net... as well as some directories like clickherefree...

I hope this gives you an idea on how to find more places...

freddo

Thanks for the educational post. (aka schooling.) :)

I am getting SO sick and tired of polygons though, ugh.

250k poly models? Holy SHIT, what the hell are THEY smoking? Must be some gooood shit, because man they are wacked out of their minds!

See why modern modeling techniques are not nearly 100% efficient.

Booleans, fun to work with, but oh man does the efficiency suck. ^_^

(seriously, umm. Maybe for some grandiose end of level boss but. . . . sheeesh!)

Reminds me of that story about, in the days of 486s, the game company who hired an artist.

"I need a faster computer, this one is way to slow for me to work on!"

The artist had a state of the art (at the time) 486 fully decked out. So the main programmer went to see what was the problem (obviously not the computer hardware).

Turns out the artist had painted one brick object and was copy and pasting it to make up an entire brick wall. As in a few hundred objects per one wall. . . . .

Not pretty.

Artist got hit with a clue by 4 and all was well, but I do believe that a serious thwacking may soon be in order.

Holy shit, 250k models PER character? Hell when I was doing the models for a MMORPG the polygon count PER SCENE was estimated at a mere 200K tops. Preferably per second if it was possible. (we figured that we could expect to have the higher end customers push 1million polygons a second maybe).

Of course the way we did things was to look at Quake2 (this was well after the Geforce2 had come out mind you, did I mention that we were aiming for conservative? :) ) and say "hey, we can do that that that that and that and have them look better and take up less polygons."

Main programmer left (kinda kills a project, eh? :) ) but I have my portfolio left over and a goodly few years of experience at ultra low polygon inorganics modeling.

Anybody need a 50polygon knife? :)

Quite a few errors.

First off, Google does indeed support + and - searchs. By default everything is + but this can be changed when using an advanced search.

Google does not support wildcards to my dismay, or REALLY compelx boolean statements, but uh, hehe, I have not actualy HAD to use those after I switched over to using Google.

Wow, I remember when having parans four or five layers deep was rather common, LOL!

You can just type in a web site and Google will report to you what information it has on it.

For instance if I type in my sites address (which has been submited to Google, a week or so ago) of com2kid.netfirms.com I get an ever so nice

"Sorry, no information is available for the URL com2kid.netfirms.com/index.html"

Right below this though is a link that says

"Find web pages that contain the term "com2kid.netfirms.com".

If a page DOES exist in the directory that I can easily select to list sites that link to it (right off of the main page, VERY easy to do) and find pages that are simular to it (and for once this feature WORKS!)

http://www.google.com/search?q=related:slashdot. or g/

nifty.

Not a VERY good example, but it works wonders compared to what other search engines manage to turn up.

I can search by domain (VERY handy) or EXCLUDE domains (also very handy. :) )

If any kiddoes are near by I can turn on safe search and not have to worry about as much of the seedier side of the web turning up. This is especialy useful when searching with images.google.com

But there is one final proof that clutchs it all for me.

On Google a search for my online name turns up 121 results.

On Altavista it turns up 11 results

There are already lots of groups "watching" the RIAA and getting on their case all the time. One of the most prominent ones is boycott-riaa.com, and there's also Die RIAA.

There are also numerous groups which arguably monitor the RIAA and it's actions along the course of their actions. These include The Future Of Music Coalition, The Velvet Rope and Pho.

Not to mention all the news outlets that keep a close eye on them - this article being a prime example, as well as The Register's occasionally inaccurate coverage.

I am writing an MA thesis on computer and video games. I would really appreciate if you could fill out my questionnaire at
http://game-survey.netfirms.com

It shouldn't take any longer than 10 mins and it would be of great help to me

Thanks a million
Brenda

There are some questions they can't ask. Then, there are some questions you shouldn't be asked.

It is about freedom of speech EFF, not dropping the charges against a single person.

My removed PDF files are here
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There was a discussion on WINE on kuro5hin this week. For all the number of people posting crap about the supposed superiority of k5 over /., the k5 crowd sure posted a lot of crap about WINE.

The story asked the following question: instead of hounding companies to port, why not help with WINE? The responses were divided between:

1. WINE doesn't work that great right now

2. I think it's bad 'coz there's no incentive then to write native and/or Free apps

Now #2 I can see, but #1? The story was asking why people don't help improve WINE! Duh! One jerk went so far as to say that all WINE was for was to run Windows programs under Linux. Even when the subject of Winelib came up. Um, duh, Winelib is a library to help make porting easy. Heck, Microsoft products usually get ported to other platforms through such software, though usually commercial software... :-)

This sounds like a great solution because Windows doesn't look to be on its deathbed quite yet, and there's this odd backlash against Linux on the desktop. It's starting to look like we'll be stuck with Windows shrinkwrap and Free/Open clones for a while yet...

At time of posting, Crosswinds mirrors are down (502 Proxy Error) and AngelFire shot it (404). .sig update please...
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