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Guidance computer explanation by noidentity · 2009-07-21 00:29 · Score: 1 · on How They Built the Software of Apollo 11

I found a fascinating audio explanation of how the guidance computer deals with deviation. Well worth the listen (only a couple of minutes long).

Re:Can't open TFA by mouseblue · 2009-07-20 11:17 · Score: 1 · on Five Technologies Iran Is Using To Censor the Net

I didn't notice any problems. Here's the coral cache anyway:

http://www.networkworld.com.nyud.net/cgi-bin/mailto/x.cgi?pagetosend=/export/home/httpd/htdocs/news/2009/072009-iran-censorship-tools.html&pagename=/news/2009/072009-iran-censorship-tools.html&pageurl=http://www.networkworld.com/news/2009/072009-iran-censorship-tools.html&site=printpage

pdf mirror

Re:Alternate site for slashdotted article by Anonymous Coward · 2009-07-19 18:42 · Score: 0 · on Something May Have Just Hit Jupiter

or a coralized link: http://www.acquerra.com.au.nyud.net/astro/ObsReport/jupiter-impact.html

This makes no real difference! by bogaboga · 2009-07-07 00:27 · Score: 5, Interesting · on Microsoft Puts C# and the CLI Under "Community Promise"

Here's why:

There is no mention of other components the extend .NET!

From the document...

"...We introduce instructions newdata, lddata, stdata, castdata, isdata and
switchdata to create and manipulate classunion values..." (emphasis mine).

In fact, this announcement is not much different compared to the one 7 years ago!

Watch out folks. Microsoft's classic Embrace, Extend, Extinguish paradigm is very possible here.

Third time lucky by jdfox · 2009-06-23 00:46 · Score: 2, Informative · on A Wiki For Cable and Connector Pin-Outs

(Facepalm) Yes, it is Coral Cached, and latest cached content is about a month old.

And I'm just off to find some caffeine now. That is all, thank you.

Third time lucky by jdfox · 2009-06-23 00:46 · Score: 2, Informative · on A Wiki For Cable and Connector Pin-Outs

(Facepalm) Yes, it is Coral Cached, and latest cached content is about a month old.

And I'm just off to find some caffeine now. That is all, thank you.

Doh by jdfox · 2009-06-23 00:36 · Score: 1 · on A Wiki For Cable and Connector Pin-Outs

No it's not. Wrong site, sorry. And the right URL isn't cached yet.

Coral Cache by jdfox · 2009-06-23 00:29 · Score: 1 · on A Wiki For Cable and Connector Pin-Outs

...is working for this site, but latest cached content is 18 weeks old.

Coral Cache by jdfox · 2009-06-23 00:29 · Score: 1 · on A Wiki For Cable and Connector Pin-Outs

...is working for this site, but latest cached content is 18 weeks old.

Please don't blindly follow these instructions... by pathological+liar · 2009-06-17 12:34 · Score: 2, Informative · on The State of Iran's Ongoing Netwar

Every single set of instructions on that sharearchy link tells you to create a completely open proxy.

For the love of Christ, don't do that, the last thing we need is a ton of fresh new high bandwidth open proxy servers on the internet.

Please use Squid ACLs to only allow traffic from Iran. You can find a list of ACLs on Austin's blog. Reposted here since the coral cache wasn't working when I just tried:

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If you would like to limit your proxy to Iranian IP blocks, you want to change "http_access deny all" to read "http_access allow TRUSTED" add a line (BEFORE the http_access line to setup an access control list [ACL]). This ACL line that defines TRUSTED should read:

acl TRUSTED src 62.60.128.0/17 62.193.0.0/19 62.220.96.0/19 77.36.128.0/17 77.77.64.0/18 77.104.64.0/18 77.237.64.0/19 77.237.160.0/19 77.245.224.0/20 78.38.0.0/15 78.109.192.0/20 78.110.112.0/20 78.111.0.0/20 78.154.32.0/19 78.157.32.0/19 78.158.160.0/19 79.127.0.0/17 79.132.192.0/19 79.170.144.0/21 79.175.128.0/18 80.66.176.0/20 80.69.240.0/20 80.71.112.0/20 80.75.0.0/20 80.191.0.0/16 80.242.0.0/20 80.253.128.0/20 80.253.144.0/20 81.12.0.0/17 81.28.32.0/20 81.28.48.0/20 81.31.160.0/20 81.31.176.0/20 81.90.144.0/20 81.91.128.0/20 81.91.144.0/20 82.99.192.0/18 82.115.0.0/19 83.147.192.0/18 84.47.192.0/18 84.241.0.0/18 85.9.64.0/18 85.15.0.0/18 85.133.128.0/17 85.185.0.0/16 85.198.0.0/18 86.109.32.0/19 87.107.0.0/16 87.247.160.0/19 87.248.128.0/19 89.144.128.0/18 89.165.0.0/17 89.221.80.0/20 89.235.64.0/18 91.98.0.0/15 91.184.64.0/19 91.186.192.0/19 91.206.122.0/23 91.208.165.0/24 91.209.242.0/24 91.212.16.0/24 91.212.19.0/24 91.212.252.0/24 92.42.48.0/21 92.50.0.0/18 92.61.176.0/20 92.62.176.0/20 92.242.192.0/19 93.110.0.0/16 93.190.24.0/21 94.74.128.0/18 94.101.128.0/20 94.101.176.0/20 94.101.240.0/20 94.139.160.0/19 94.182.0.0/15 94.184.0.0/17 94.232.168.0/21 94.241.128.0/18 95.38.0.0/16 95.80.128.0/18 95.81.64.0/18 95.82.0.0/18 95.82.64.0/18 95.130.56.0/21 95.130.240.0/21 188.34.0.0/16 188.93.64.0/21 188.121.96.0/19 188.121.128.0/19 188.136.128.0/17 188.158.0.0/15 193.189.122.0/23 194.225.0.0/16 195.146.32.0/19 212.16.64.0/19 212.33.192.0/19 212.50.224.0/19 212.80.0.0/19 212.95.128.0/19 212.120.192.0/19 213.176.0.0/19 213.176.32.0/19 213.176.64.0/18 213.195.0.0/18 213.207.192.0/18 213.217.32.0/19 213.233.160.0/19 217.11.16.0/20 217.24.144.0/20 217.25.48.0/20 217.64.144.0/20 217.66.192.0/20 217.66.208.0/20 217.146.208.0/20 217.172.96.0/19 217.174.16.0/20 217.218.0.0/15

Re:Freedom for Iran! by 0100010001010011 · 2009-06-17 09:00 · Score: 5, Informative · on The State of Iran's Ongoing Netwar

DO NOT USE HIS ACTUAL DOMAIN.
http://blog.austinheap.com.nyud.net:8080/

He's been getting DDoS'd from IRAN and other sources long before people posted his web page on slashdot.

This site also has a bit cleaner information. http://iran.sharearchy.com.nyud.net:8080

I imagine the worst problem right now (and I've seen it first hand), is people that think they're helping but don't forward the ports, so they e-mail people the IP and it takes time to verify that what they setup is/was useless.

Re:Freedom for Iran! by 0100010001010011 · 2009-06-17 09:00 · Score: 5, Informative · on The State of Iran's Ongoing Netwar

DO NOT USE HIS ACTUAL DOMAIN.
http://blog.austinheap.com.nyud.net:8080/

He's been getting DDoS'd from IRAN and other sources long before people posted his web page on slashdot.

This site also has a bit cleaner information. http://iran.sharearchy.com.nyud.net:8080

I imagine the worst problem right now (and I've seen it first hand), is people that think they're helping but don't forward the ports, so they e-mail people the IP and it takes time to verify that what they setup is/was useless.

ProxyBox, Proxies and how you can help. by 0100010001010011 · 2009-06-17 08:53 · Score: 4, Informative · on The State of Iran's Ongoing Netwar

Not long after the first requests for proxies went out, went out the requests for "So how do I configure this again?".

So I created ProxyBox [mirror] to help people get stuff setup quickly. It has squid (listening on a multitude of ports), tor, & ziproxy. It was quick and dirty (and the file size shows). Not to mention I'm just a Mechanical Engineer, not a security expert. This was meant for the fark crowd and not for the slashdot, I'm sure everyone here is more than capable of setting up some proxies.

Austin Heap has been distributing the Proxies to Iranians on the inside via twitter and such. (Twitter) his biggest problem right now is ssh servers inside of Iran to make sure that proxies work. Supposedly he's also been able to set up VPNs on fast connections. But work is slow because the internet is slow and he's down to 1-2 SSH boxes ATM.

They've already started blocking ports 80,81, 3128 & 8080. And starting to send fake RESETs on TCP connections (Comcast anyone?).

How you can help:
Well I'd like some help making ProxyBox a ton smaller. If DSL can get a full GUI in 50MB, there's no reason ProxyBox should be 400MB. I'd also like to turn it into a LiveCD or LiveUSB so it can be set up by anyone not just with VirtualBox. (jjarvis98 at gmail.com)

Tor is being used quite extensively. Some people have setup exit nodes and had their connections filled with people hitting nothing more than twitter, facebook & youtube. Set up an exit node or bridge if nothing else.

Supposedly UDP and ping still work fine. So some people are looking into TCP over UDP or I was also thinking about Ping Tunnel (Tcp over Ping)

#irantech on irc.freenode.net is a bit unorganized but it's working for now.

Re:Gigaton Fail - by 0100010001010011 · 2009-06-16 06:39 · Score: 4, Informative · on A Black Day For Internet Freedom In Germany

My host forgive me. http://www.exstatic.org.nyud.net:8080/proxybox/.

Again, this is just something I thew together last night when people on Fark (VII threads and counting) were wanting to help but not able to figure out squid.

I would appreciate any feedback or help hardening it or adding features or getting the download size down or etc...

jjarvis98@gmail.com

This is the enemy by Kozz · 2009-06-02 02:26 · Score: 1 · on Internet Explorer 6 Will Not Die

Internet explorer is the cancer and Firefox is the cure.

Print one for your cube today!

Coral Cache by Qubit · 2009-06-01 14:30 · Score: 1 · on When VMware Performance Fails, Try BSD Jails

http://www.playingwithwire.com.nyud.net/2009/06/virtual-failure-yippiemove-switches-from-vmware-to-freebsd-jails/ Because otherwise it's hosed.