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  1. Re:bullshit strawman by the+eric+conspiracy · · Score: 1 · on New Russian Weapon Hides In Shipping Container

    There are numerous inaccuracies in your posting. The first is that US aircraft carriers are vulnerable to Sunburn antiship missiles. This seems quite unlikely given the rollout of the SeaRAM anti-missle system and the known effectiveness of Aegis systems.

    http://www.tfproject.org/tfp/tilted-weaponry/30202-sea-ram-enables-improved-reach-out-touch-somebody-capability.html

    http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/966345/posts

    And that assumes that the carrier even gets in range before the potential ASM launch sites are annihilated.

  2. Re:Dope Wars by maxume · · Score: 1 · on GPL Edutainment Software

    There is more than one kind of calculator so there isn't any "the" version. Look here for lots of games:

    http://www.ticalc.org/

    That's where I went back when I needed calculator games(but you might have a Casio or something).

    Apparently, they removed "inappropriate material":

    http://www.tfproject.org/tfp/archive/index.php/t-31456.html

    It's the internets, there is a Google, you'll figure something out.

  3. Re:Command-line FTP by ArsenneLupin · · Score: 1 · on Big Red Button Disasters?

    That version had black background and in white letters at the center, it said: "FUCK OFF".

    The file was live for about 10 minutes, in wich 20.000 people saw it.

    That's nothing. In October 2005, the First German TV (daserste) had a nice shiny goat for roughly two hours, all the while zillions of Heise Online readers saw it and commented on it.

    And then there was that nice artfully carved goat-o-lantern on Dremel's website on Halloween 2004, which stayed online for the whole weekend...

  4. Re:MS PhotoEditor will outperform Adobe by 100x by 140Mandak262Jamuna · · Score: 1 · on Security Firm Bypasses Patch Guard
    As for special hooks that MS applications get into the OS that no one else gets, how about an actual example?

    Well couple of minutes in google fetches this gem

    private\mvdm\wow32\wcntl32.c:
    // These undocumented messages are used by Excel 5.0

    private\mvdm\wow32\wgdi31.c:
    // InquireVisRgn is an undocumented Win 3.1 API. This code has been
    // suggested by ChuckWh. If this does not fix the s 2.0
    // problem, then ChuckWh would be providing us with an private entry
    // point.
    from this site. Since MS is closed source, it would be very difficult to produce numerous examples of such private entry points and undocumented interfaces. So please dont come back with, this source file doe s this this and this which has nothing to do with kernel mode disk access. My point is that OS dev team is under severe pressure from MSOffice dev teams. MsOffice produces 80% of the profit for MS. When MsOffice honcho calls on the OS Big Kahuna, we all know who is a chair throwee and who is the chair thrower. Wonder what would happen if someone pulls a SCO on MS and get some comments alone out, not any code, just the comments.
  5. Re:Why is anyone surprised? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Web Profits in the Gutter

    tfproject.org

    *whistles and walks away*

  6. Early Post for free pr0n! by Dead+Fart+Warrior · · Score: -1 · on Yet Another "Last Mile" Option

    Tilted Forum Project is a place of free pr0n.

    You're welcome. In return, gimmie pr0n into my journal (I can't get ot any cause of company censorware). It'll be used in future First/Early posts.

    Its just like open sores, but its not.

  7. FP by returnofthe_spork · · Score: -1 · on A First Look at Netscape 7

    Natalie Portman's boobs. Enjoy.

  8. Re:holy shitballs by returnofthe_spork · · Score: -1 · on SomaFM General Manager Answers Your Questions
    Hot grits down Natalie Portman's pants, etc.