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Another victim not reading the Do-Not-Slashdot ACT 1996

Coral link here.

"He's got a woody that won't quit and the pain must be blinding,"
observes a CIA source who's been tracking what he terms
"the strangest development yet"
in America's war against terror.

Read about it here.

Kazu tells the right and wrong of homebrew (building your own radio stuff). His comments apply to other technical endeavors.
"Make the block one by one. And you must check the movement of the block one by one."

Wrong homebrew and right homebrew

Kazu's site.

Also good is Harry's site.

Reading will unveil a touch of irreverance. You probably expected that ;-)

Kazu tells the right and wrong of homebrew (building your own radio stuff). His comments apply to other technical endeavors.
"Make the block one by one. And you must check the movement of the block one by one."

Wrong homebrew and right homebrew

Kazu's site.

Also good is Harry's site.

Reading will unveil a touch of irreverance. You probably expected that ;-)

Kazu tells the right and wrong of homebrew (building your own radio stuff). His comments apply to other technical endeavors.
"Make the block one by one. And you must check the movement of the block one by one."

Wrong homebrew and right homebrew

Kazu's site.

Also good is Harry's site.

Reading will unveil a touch of irreverance. You probably expected that ;-)

Fuehrer Michael forgot to censor one link to the Google Dupe story: Google Cranks Up Index. Google News has a few words: http://news.google.com/news?q=google cranks index slashdot. People need to mirror this so that his fascism can be resisted. Here's a coral cache mirror. This is a sad day for Slashdot; never before has an entire article been pulled.

And here's a coral cache mirror, just in case that disappears too.

Here is the coral cache of it. You never know!

Someone's thought about this issue and proposes a solution: http://www.soundwave.net.nyud.net:8090/~wmono/stor age.html

Working Link

Coralized link

the student/IT worker's best friend, Portable Firefox. Works great off of my USB keydrive. :D

The useful link :)
http://www.mozilla.org.nyud.net:8090/products/fire fox/central.html

Just in case, it might be a good idea to provide a cached link.

Help out grassroots advocacy for Firefox @ Spread Firefox. This is the community that organised the NYTimes add.

The site seems to be down so here is the Google cache and the Corel link.

But that's not what I really want to tell you. There are ways to (at least partially) "authorise" your bank (or anyone else) to send you mail). I gave my bank a SneakEmail address that forwards the bank's mail to me, so any email from my bank has to come through this address, that is not published. The probability that a phisher can randomly produce it is very low. The only thing you need is an unpublished address that's very unlikely to be forged, and you can then have a reasonable level of sender authentication.

Now if this is not enough, consider VarA ("Verified And Recipient Authorized"). The details are not really important. The idea is that existing sender identification schemes can be used with unique recipient addresses: so say your bank published an SPF record (not that I endorse SPF as an anti-spam technique...). Then you can give the bank a unique email address, and then whenever email is received for that recipient address your server makes an SPF query on the bank's doamin name: the receiving address triggers a check that the email came from the allowed sender's domain. To be able to do that you'd need server software that does it, but then it's all doable on the recipient's side, no need for sender's cooperation. The sender just sends email to the address the intended recipient provided. No interoprerability issues. Anyone who wants to implement it on their servers can do it now, and there's no need for unifirmity: in fact, diversity in the way it is implemented is an advantage, as a uniform implementation is a bigger target for those who would want to circumvent it.

Here's the coral cache link, and here's a list of the systems included in the article:

Odyssey^2
Atari 2600
Intellivision
Atari 7800
TI-99/4a
NES
Genesis
Sega CD
Turbo Grafx
Saturn
Dreamcast
PS2
XBox
GameCube
GameBoy Advance

Why can't submitters put mirrors up before before the actual slashdotting? Mirror sites can't do their job when the worse has alread happened!

It's also cached at .

-Adam

I was recently in the small town of FOSS Oklahoma. I found their cemetery. Apparently they bury, not cremate. :-)

OK,

A coralcached link to the FOSS CEMETERY pictures is:
http://www.connelm.homelinux.com.nyud.net:8090/fos s/foss.htm

Now,
I like Karma as much as the next /.'er, but SHEESH! Who modded my joke as "Insightful?" Was the parent post modded "Interesting" because I misspelled cremate?

It's OK to mod this one as Funny, m'kaaay?

here.

Enjoy.

http://hohle.net.nyud.net:8090/scrap_post.php?post =23&m=full

Take a look at the site, its back up and running. The overload happened yesterday and last night, but you could still get mirrors of it using a nyud.net cache

http://www.meyerweb.com.nyud.net:8090/eric/tools/s 5/
You guys should stop using the google cache and use Coral caches instead.

Listening to the broadcast for some time, it seems that they mostly broadcast speech. This makes me wonder if Speex wouldn't have been a better fit for their needs.

Of course, Speex is probably not supported as well as Vorbis is.

Now this is the way to go. Public radio accessible to the public; not just the part of the public that pays for .

Let's hear what they are broadcasting, anyway. BTW, anyone aware of a cooperative streaming solution (i.e. clients serve to one another, like Bittorrent)? I've worked one myself (StreamDist), but it's not really production-ready and I haven't worked on it for some time now.

http://electoral-vote.com.nyud.net:8090

JOhn

Ah, crud. Try this instead. Or straight to a demo here.

Is this what they call Karma Whoring?

Ah, crud. Try this instead. Or straight to a demo here.

Is this what they call Karma Whoring?

I had thought something like this would be possible (I was thinking more a replacement for flash though), so I'm glad to see it done.

Incidently: Coral links

I had thought something like this would be possible (I was thinking more a replacement for flash though), so I'm glad to see it done.

Incidently: Coral links

Site is slow after only 40 comments. Use the mirror.

A good format for the permission in writing you need is here:

http://www.counterhack.net/permission_memo.html

Don't end up with a massive legal bill, and multiple felonies on your record like noted Perl author Randal Schwartz did:

http://www.lightlink.com/spacenka/fors/ (Cache: http://www.lightlink.com.nyud.net:8090/spacenka/fo rs/)

I think babies learn everything better than adults. I will stick to my 'brain is still empty' theory :) As we grow, we have more spyware/adware installed, and things tend to go more slowly.

With these new findings, maybe a super computer can be built with these analytical and statistical skills, then this computer can learn to speak like HAL.

nature.com is pretty slow now, given that it's using cgi-taf on a Dynapage.taf, obviously didn't read the Do-Not-Slashdot ACT 1996, so here's a coral link.

Of http://authortravis.tripod.com available here, for those that don't know Coral yet.

Why aren't all link submissions required to include a mirror? Ah well, here's the Coralized link

Ironically, diebold also manufactures ATM machines used in major US banks, and so far, we've heard few complains.

http://cubalan.net.nz.nyud.net:8090/kiwibank/P1010 006.JPG

more more

Ironically, diebold also manufactures ATM machines used in major US banks, and so far, we've heard few complains.

http://cubalan.net.nz.nyud.net:8090/kiwibank/P1010 006.JPG

more more

Ironically, diebold also manufactures ATM machines used in major US banks, and so far, we've heard few complains.

http://cubalan.net.nz.nyud.net:8090/kiwibank/P1010 006.JPG

more more

It already exists: Corel Link

MirrorDot

coralized link to eecs server is working.

i am amazed that the umich server went down. i was in ann arbor from 1996-2002, and the worst outage i ever saw was when the main data center caught on fire. university-wide, e-mail was down for about 15 minutes when the backup unix boxes kicked in and everyone began to breathe easy again. i would bet the eecs server will be back up shortly. they use the real-deal unix boxes, not linux on intel's.

http://www.eecs.umich.edu.nyud.net:8090/~jwinick/H alloween2004/

Has anyone else noticed that Coral never works?

Maybe Apple can place a couple of these iPod "kiosks" in shopping malls, what's the better way to experience iPod mini with a giant iPod?

On a more serious note though, a real scary Halloween custume is Death framed inside a blue-tinted Window.

With so many images on one page, this guy obviously didn't read the Do-Not-Slashdot ACT 1996, here's a coral link just in case.

The site is already getting quite slow... better save it here for posterity :-)

Or use the Coral cache version (remember, just appennd .nyud.net:8090 after the domain--I don't know why Slashdot doesn't do this more often): http://www.physorg.com.nyud.net:8090/news1630.html

http://www.digitalastro.net.nyud.net:8090/20041027 _Lunar_Eclipse_time-lapse.jpg

Nothing works better & faster.

Coral p2p cached version here

I've witnessed something like this http://www.okay.lu.nyud.net:8090/biller/error/atm. jpg in Cambridge, UK at a Countrywide atm earlier this year.

Car talk is also taped there.

Car talk is also taped there.