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Slashdot editors, please consider using Coral mirrors when linking to this sort of thing. It's as easy as appending

.nyud.net:8090

Slashdot editors--please consider posting Coral mirrors for stuff like this. It's one thing when it's a major business, but another thing entirely when it's a personal or small site.

Dang, I used to have a DSL link.

A couple years ago, a couple of guys made a nice little Star Wars short shot entirely against a bluescreen, using their Macs for the backgrounds and effects. It is pretty damned cool. Here is a Coralized link: Duality.

...just in case.

I use a Brompton folding bike http://bromptonbicycle.co.uk/ and don't use a lock. You don't need a lock when the bike can fit under your office chair. The bike comes with me wherever I go, e.g. underneath the shopping cart as I go grocery shopping, etc. I keep it in the trunk of my (compact) car --in fact, it folds small enough that I can fit my wife's Brompton as well as mine in the trunk-- and if I need to go somewhere were parking is a problem, I can park a few blocks away and zip to my destination on the bike.

Here's a (coralized) link to my web site showing the bike as it unfolds:
http://dreaming.org.nyud.net:8090/~kwtam/folding/b ike/
(as usual, Slashdot has inserted a space into the text...)

Haven't you heard? Coral is becoming extinct and when its finally gone we are all fucked:
Support coral, save the oceans. TIA

Study incase of slashdotting

http://66.102.7.104.nyud.net:8090/search?q=cache:u sehYaQtyhgJ:www.zelicoff.com/SMLR/SavingEnergy.pdf +www.zelicoff.com/SMLR/SavingEnergy.pdf+savingener gy.pdf&hl=en

http://www.zelicoff.com.nyud.net:8090/SMLR/SavingE nergy.pdf
http://www.zelicoff.com.nyud.net:8090/SMLR/SavingE nergy.pdf

thanks already for thinking _before_ posting slashdot stories next time.

Here's the Coral cache page.

You mean the google cache or the coral cache?

Cached link in case it gets Slashdotted.

As a concerned Slashdot reader - here's a Coral cache link for the page in question:

SparcStation IPX

tagging photos with GPS coordinates

EXIF data schema

tagging photos with GPS coordinates

EXIF data schema

tagging photos with GPS coordinates

EXIF data schema

http://www.computerworld.com.nyud.net:8090/printth is/2004/0,4814,95988,00.html

http://www.computerworld.com.nyud.net:8090/softwar etopics/os/linux/story/0,10801,95988,00.html

Coral, man! Here's your site coralized: www.wherisphantom.com.

Well, as I type this, Coral isn't helping. Mebbe if next time the submitter coralizes you before the /.ing begins? Come on, cluster D! Do your thing!

Cached copy if you want the pretty pictures to go with the text.

"Lots of folks think the hurricane hits in Florida, the Sunshine (and Spam!) State have taken slowed the volume of spam."

Lots of folks think there are black helicopters poisoning the citizens of our country too, but that doesn't make it the slightest bit true.

According to my Spam Stats (Coral Link) the level of spam going through my server is relatively steady.

You can get the 10.1 also if you have the cooker urpmi repository, with a simple urpmi --auto-select.

or adding the new entry (10.1 community) repository...

take a look at http://easyurpmi.zarb.org.nyud.net:8090/

Coralised (mirror) version. Although Coral itself seems to be down atm, which is ironic.

Here's a coralized link:
Ubuntu Linux

Unfortunately the server was slashdotted with 0 comments. Try the Coral link but that is also very slow.

They seem to maintain a good sense of humor despite the cold. What do the authors look like?

If only ./ had linked via Coral, the site could have survived. Too late now...

Coralized

Seeing as this was slow to load in the mysterious future, here's a coral cache of the link...

--
"Penn and Teller" vs. The War on Drugs

http://www.stuwo.net.nyud.net:8090/temp/sdtemp/jon blog.html

should load fast.

for example

http://blogs.sun.com.nyud.net:8090/roller/page/j on athan/20040910#the_difference_between_humans_and

http://blogs.sun.com.nyud.net:8090/roller/page/jon athan/20040910#the_difference_between_humans_and

would be good if slashdot story posters could finally use the nyud.net:8090 serive or other similar services to avoid slashdotting...

Coralized link

Yoper

Corel Link

List of compliant distros via Coral cache: HERE.

Try Coral..

Coral Cached link to Transitive site: http://www.transitive.com.nyud.net:8090/

A professor friend of mine developed just such an algorithm that he believes will allow robust splitting, privacy, redundancy, and resliency to malicious attack. He just never connected the idea with P2P for distribution. I'm a moron for having not done the association for him.

The software is called Pryvit and the site is at www.privit.net ( cached ). A detailed description sits at their site.

Schneier might call it snake oil. I don't think so. If there are holes, it's because they haven't been vetted by cryptographers. The professor is open to formal critiques and papers. He's opened his source for those who would use it for free (as in beer) or analysis. He's a business professor with a keen interest in software and is leaning towards open source, if only he can find the right license.

For those in the know, this is Dr. Doug Lowry at Franciscan University in Steubenville, OH. Tell him he got his name on Slashdot. -ct

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c'mon people.. we talk about using coral to prevent killing webservers, then we don't use it in the main post.
get with it! =)

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http://www.downhillbattle.org.nyud.net:8090/
http://www.virtualrecordings.com.nyud.net:8090/bet amax.htm

c'mon people.. we talk about using coral to prevent killing webservers, then we don't use it in the main post.
get with it! =)

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http://www.downhillbattle.org.nyud.net:8090/
http://www.virtualrecordings.com.nyud.net:8090/bet amax.htm

c'mon people.. we talk about using coral to prevent killing webservers, then we don't use it in the main post.
get with it! =)

This is how we prevent Slashdotting in 2004:

http://www.trnmag.com.nyud.net:8090/Stories/2004/0 90804/Simple_search_lightens_Net_load_090804.html

The problem here is that the bounty system is essentially flawed. Independent studies have proven that people are *less* motivated by financial gain ie - the bounties than the desire to produce solid code available to all with no restrictions.

Who would have thunk it?

At least pictures when they use relative instead of absolute URLs (like that Rio story yesterday)
http://www.ultimatesecurehome.com.nyud.net:8090/se cure_home.htm
Some of the pictures on the first page aren't working, but I'm hitting 404s on them now when I access it directly.

"The Big One" will be a genetically-engineered mutant of influenza and para-influenza viruses recombined with acute lymphocytic leukemia viruses. In other words, it will be a strain of the flu that spreads quick killing cancer by sneezing. One can only wonder what the results of Dark Winter would have been if it was done with such a killer virus, instead of just smallpox.

http://www.ultimatesecurehome.com.nyud.net:8090/se cure_home.htm

Coral Cache of Ultimate Secure Home

The coral cache of the article link loaded fine for me. Try it out!