There's something with IPv6 addres mentioned in article:
traceroute to 2001:0418:000C:0003:0000:CF00:C0A8:2E2E (2001:418:c:3:0:cf00:c0a8:2e2e) from 3ffe:8010:18:10::1, 30 hops max, 16 byte packets 1 3ffe:8010:18:10::1:1 (3ffe:8010:18:10::1:1) 59.674 ms 7.615 ms 6.824 ms 2 amba6.bydg.pdi.net (3ffe:8010:18:1::1) 67.952 ms 71.454 ms 69.572 ms 3 6bone-gw.6bone.pl (3ffe:8010:18::1) 69.778 ms 71.762 ms 69.695 ms 4 from-icm.6bone.atman.pl (3ffe:8010:9f::2:1) 79.676 ms 76.49 ms 69.673 ms 5 3ffe:81d0:ffff:2:: (3ffe:81d0:ffff:2::) 380.154 ms 438.2 ms 429.549 ms 6 fe-tu0.pao.ipv6.he.net (3ffe:81d0:ffff:1::1) 409.868 ms 545.375 ms 539.485 ms 7 * * * 8 * * *
holes in the plot like why the robots did not just switch too nuclear or something far more powerfull then sucking body heat from people who are living in a virtual world
Watch Matrix Reloaded. You will see, that rot13(guvf onggrel gurbel vf cher ohyyfuvg. Ynfg 2 zvahgrf bs Z2 fubjf guvf).
Just tomorrow I've been on night party in the middle of forrest. When we were going back, nobody had a flashlight. But anyone had a cellphone and we were able to light up our path. In complete darkness, three cellphone display are sufficent to look around.
I was grateful for Netmonitor functionality my Nokia has. It allowed me to turn on display backlight on constantly. BTW, my nokia is 5110 model (few years old). Netmonitor includes also a temperature meter. It's in fact sensor in then battery.
Packet shaping in accordance to packet content is in Linux for few years already. Look at STRING match in netfilter (iptables), then MARK packets and establish queues with CBQ or HTB or something other.
The only innovation in this L7 shaping is expansion from simple string match (accurate for Kazaa, btw) to full regexp match.
Whoa. My CUPS is right now playing some.ogg files:)
Steps are simple: 1. uncomment #application/octet-stream at the very end of/etc/cups/mime.types
3. drop this --- #!/bin/bash
if [ $# = 0 ] ; then
echo network audioplay \"Unknown\" \"Audio Player\";
exit 0; fi /usr/local/bin/mplayer -really-quiet "$6" >>/dev/null ---- in/usr/lib/cups/backend/ as audioplay chmod it +x and restart cups
4. Add printer in cups: name: audio location:/dev/null description: Hacked Audio-playing CUPS device: Audio player (if you don't see this device, you probably haven't restarted cups or audioplay is not executable) device uri: audioplay://unused/ make: raw model: rawqueue
4. cat your_favourite.ogg | lpr -r -Paudio you can also do lpr -Paudio -r song.mp3 but be careful, lpr likes to delete file after printing.
Although a better idea would be for hollywood to buy their own netblock, use that for movies.. Maybe if you go to the IP seen in a movie, it'll be the movies homepage, or a secret page for the movie.
That's what I've suggested in my original comment.
The first screening of Matrix 2 Reloaded is here at Thursday 0.01 hour. I already downloaded bootleg, but I'm waiting to see the movie in cinema at premiere.
So pardon me my ignorance, as I haven't yet seen matrix2.
They screwed. They've used IPv4 address for private networks.
Why movie makers can use something more real? 10.2.2.2 is not as bad as IP's from "The Net" with Sandra Bullock - xx.374.x.x is certainely not a valid address. 10.x.x.x class was used in "Antitrust" to address satellites. Justified - they were on internal net for sure. But hacking from open net is not possible with that kind of address. I know that using real IPv4 address (like 66.35.250.150) is not desirable. But maybe not? Maybe WB should pay Michal Zalewski and have him secure some box, connect it to the internet and then use real IP address in movie? That would be fun - the box itself could store some unpublished photos or something like that, related to Matrix. Let's the hackers hack and give them something to hack for.
My advice: next time you try to show some IP address, show some IPv6 address from class 324f::. Nobody wil be hacked and it will not look so much pathetic as 10.x.x.x
there is that dark side that just keeps on butting it's head in.
Once upon a time there lived a psychiatrist, called Zigmunt Freud. He gave name to that dark side. He called it "id". That exactly the same "id", which is in "id software".
A little known UNIX rule states that what defines the superuser is its user id (which is zero), not its name. Through the years, there has been a convention to call the superuser "root". In GoboLinux, we chose to choose the superuser's name. It's called "gobo".
And default username should be changed to "luser" o "dumbass" or something like this;)
Today is not April Fool's Day, what those guys are smoking?
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There's something with IPv6 addres mentioned in article:
traceroute to 2001:0418:000C:0003:0000:CF00:C0A8:2E2E (2001:418:c:3:0:cf00:c0a8:2e2e) from 3ffe:8010:18:10::1, 30 hops max, 16 byte packets
1 3ffe:8010:18:10::1:1 (3ffe:8010:18:10::1:1) 59.674 ms 7.615 ms 6.824 ms
2 amba6.bydg.pdi.net (3ffe:8010:18:1::1) 67.952 ms 71.454 ms 69.572 ms
3 6bone-gw.6bone.pl (3ffe:8010:18::1) 69.778 ms 71.762 ms 69.695 ms
4 from-icm.6bone.atman.pl (3ffe:8010:9f::2:1) 79.676 ms 76.49 ms 69.673 ms
5 3ffe:81d0:ffff:2:: (3ffe:81d0:ffff:2::) 380.154 ms 438.2 ms 429.549 ms
6 fe-tu0.pao.ipv6.he.net (3ffe:81d0:ffff:1::1) 409.868 ms 545.375 ms 539.485 ms
7 * * *
8 * * *
;->
Here the exploit: http://www.securitylab.ru/_tools/shadowchode.tar.t ar .tar.gz file, incorrectly named.
It's
NEW XCONFIG!!
You can see the screenshot here.
Is this dot-bio boom has something in common with me going boom after another on-line pharmacy spam?
Detailed status and a general overview of incoming kernel's features.
SCO ?
What is so bad in cdrecord (modified to be dvdrecord)? I'm not trolling, I'm curious.
Some SPOILAGE ALERT!
holes in the plot like why the robots did not just switch too nuclear or something far more powerfull then sucking body heat from people who are living in a virtual world
Watch Matrix Reloaded. You will see, that rot13(guvf onggrel gurbel vf cher ohyyfuvg. Ynfg 2 zvahgrf bs Z2 fubjf guvf).
It seems that I'm still under influence of all those strange chemicals from party. It was yestarday of course ;)
Just tomorrow I've been on night party in the middle of forrest. When we were going back, nobody had a flashlight. But anyone had a cellphone and we were able to light up our path. In complete darkness, three cellphone display are sufficent to look around.
I was grateful for Netmonitor functionality my Nokia has. It allowed me to turn on display backlight on constantly.
BTW, my nokia is 5110 model (few years old). Netmonitor includes also a temperature meter. It's in fact sensor in then battery.
Packet shaping in accordance to packet content is in Linux for few years already. Look at STRING match in netfilter (iptables), then MARK packets and establish queues with CBQ or HTB or something other.
The only innovation in this L7 shaping is expansion from simple string match (accurate for Kazaa, btw) to full regexp match.
Oh sh*t. I've misreaded the man of lpr and used '-r' instead of '-l'. Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.
:) and i've wrote a warning in my post.
But I've noticed lpr tried to delete file (it's hard to do from CD
And it works for me, queuing like it should.
Here is a screenshot of cups queue.
Whoa. My CUPS is right now playing some .ogg files :)
/etc/cups/mime.types
/usr/local/bin/mplayer -really-quiet "$6" >> /dev/null /usr/lib/cups/backend/ as audioplay
/dev/null
Steps are simple:
1. uncomment
#application/octet-stream
at the very end of
3. drop this
---
#!/bin/bash
if [ $# = 0 ] ; then
echo network audioplay \"Unknown\" \"Audio Player\";
exit 0;
fi
----
in
chmod it +x and restart cups
4. Add printer in cups:
name: audio
location:
description: Hacked Audio-playing CUPS
device: Audio player
(if you don't see this device, you probably haven't restarted cups or audioplay is not executable)
device uri: audioplay://unused/
make: raw
model: rawqueue
4. cat your_favourite.ogg | lpr -r -Paudio
you can also do
lpr -Paudio -r song.mp3
but be careful, lpr likes to delete file after printing.
5. Prof^WEnjoy!
Time for aluminum tin-foil wallet.
Although a better idea would be for hollywood to buy their own netblock, use that for movies.. Maybe if you go to the IP seen in a movie, it'll be the movies homepage, or a secret page for the movie.
That's what I've suggested in my original comment.
The first screening of Matrix 2 Reloaded is here at Thursday 0.01 hour. I already downloaded bootleg, but I'm waiting to see the movie in cinema at premiere.
So pardon me my ignorance, as I haven't yet seen matrix2.
They screwed. They've used IPv4 address for private networks.
Why movie makers can use something more real?
10.2.2.2 is not as bad as IP's from "The Net" with Sandra Bullock - xx.374.x.x is certainely not a valid address.
10.x.x.x class was used in "Antitrust" to address satellites. Justified - they were on internal net for sure.
But hacking from open net is not possible with that kind of address.
I know that using real IPv4 address (like 66.35.250.150) is not desirable.
But maybe not? Maybe WB should pay Michal Zalewski and have him secure some box, connect
it to the internet and then use real IP address in movie? That would be fun - the box itself could store some unpublished photos or something like that, related to Matrix. Let's the hackers hack and give them something to hack for.
My advice: next time you try to show some IP address, show some IPv6 address from class 324f::. Nobody wil be hacked and it will not look so much pathetic as 10.x.x.x
(One more thing I wish they would fix, however, and that is links that open in a new window.[...])
// disable target="_blank" (open in same window):d ow", true);
You can fix it by yourself:
user_pref("browser.block.target_new_win
Check this page for more interesting tweaks.
there is that dark side that just keeps on butting it's head in.
Once upon a time there lived a psychiatrist, called Zigmunt Freud. He gave name to that dark side. He called it "id". That exactly the same "id", which is in "id software".
It works without any problem:
$ mplayer nice_trick_640_dl.mov
MPlayer dev-CVS-030512-09:12-2.95.3 (C) 2000-2003 Arpad Gereoffy (see DOCS)
Playing nice_trick_640_dl.mov
Cache fill: 0,00% (0 bytes) QuickTime/MOV file format detected.
-
MOV track #0: 70 chunks, 516 samples
MOV: Found unknown movie atom SMI (21)!
Image size: 640 x 350 (24 bpp)
Display size: 640 x 350
Fourcc: SVQ3 Codec: 'Sorenson Video 3'
-
MOV track #1: 82 chunks, 741 samples
Audio bits: 16 chans: 2 rate: 44100
Audio extra header: len=103 fcc=0x77617665
MOV: Found MPEG4 audio Elementary Stream Descriptor atom (51)!
Fourcc: mp4a
-
MOV: longest streams: A: #1 (741 samples) V: #0 (516 samples)
Clip info:
name: "Nice Trick" Reloaded Trailer
author: www.thematrix.com
copyright: 2003 Warner Bros. All rights reserved.
=
Opening audio decoder: [faad] AAC (MPEG2/4 Advanced Audio Coding)
FAAD: compressed input bitrate missing, assuming 128kbit/s!
AUDIO: 44100 Hz, 2 ch, 16 bit (0x10), ratio: 16000->176400 (128,0 kbit)
Selected audio codec: [faad] afm:faad (AAC MPEG2/MPEG4 Audio)
=
Opening video decoder: [ffmpeg] FFmpeg's libavcodec codec family
Selected video codec: [ffsvq3] vfm:ffmpeg (FFmpeg SVQ3)
=
Starting playback...
VDec: vo config request - 640 x 350 (preferred csp: Planar YV12)
VDec: using Planar YV12 as output csp (no 0)
Movie-Aspect is undefined - no prescaling applied.
VO: [xv] 640x350 => 640x350 Planar YV12
A: 3,6 V: 3,1 A-V: 0,487 ct: 0,310 94/ 94 98% 8% 31,1% 70 0 82%%%
(output cut down to important messages only).
From page:
;)
A little known UNIX rule states that what defines the superuser is its user id (which is zero), not its name. Through the years, there has been a convention to call the superuser "root". In GoboLinux, we chose to choose the superuser's name. It's called "gobo".
And default username should be changed to "luser" o "dumbass" or something like this
Today is not April Fool's Day, what those guys are smoking?
They are "available" now: ;-)
The.Animatrix.DVDRip.XViD.READ.NFO-DVL
Pretty nice watch.
Just like Enlightnment E17? Or like Transluxent? Or just as DirectFB (yeah, I know it's not OpenGL, but who cares?:).
So who is "innovative" now?