the second episode was supposed to be the second renaissance part II. unfortunately somebody messed up somewhere. this is not part II. this is something else.! its ok. but i was really waiting to see the second renaissance part II.
you can do this with php or python.. or anything. infact i've had a script of my own written in php with less than 3 lines of code to the exact thing for like 2 years now.
the problem gets worse because, the person running the shell can access the files (db passwords, script source) of other users. most hosting companies havent' taken care of this. and right now there are thousands of machines waiting for this. its not apache's problem. its fixed in apache 2.0
thats what you'd post in a place called news for ordinary people. but geeks know that every puny attempt at making money by the telcom can be outwitted. like.. finding exploits on the http->smsc gateway (or maybe smtp->smsc ) and then making a script that'd call that http server and send away sms's for free. to any number of numbers anywhere. would be cool eh..
Depending on the business model of the SMS center your carrier might have to pay licenses for any messages sent above a certain limit. ( say $x charged for y number of sms's above a z limit per hour.)
i found the exact opposite to be true. i learned php thru just the o'reilly pocket reference. its so much easier just to browse thru the functions and see what will suit where. and/or read it at some coffee shop just to learn what the language/library has to offer. since i know c++ i have to grasp on to java's API to learn it.. i think this book will do good for me..
if you think IE has won the browser wars i wonder why i removed ie yesterday morning ( yes, the shortcuts ) and replaced them with opera shortcuts. i think opera is just better.. much more user friendlier. it doesn't render all those new ie javascript extensions. but it does work with all the standard stuff. and most pages look exactly as if they are rendered in ie. oh yes. i forgot it is faster than ie. even loading times. i'm not going back to a browser riddled with bugs that will format my harddisk.
Slashdot Mirror
my wishlist for bit torrent .
.
making it work over an http proxy without "CONNECT"
i still have SysOp written as my login name
very well said. that is something i've been waiting to say for so long.
i bow to u
the second episode was supposed to be the second renaissance part II. unfortunately somebody messed up somewhere. this is not part II. this is something else.! its ok. but i was really waiting to see the second renaissance part II.
a certain base in cuba comes to mind ..
you can do this with php or python .. or anything.
infact i've had a script of my own written in php with less than 3 lines of code to the exact thing for like 2 years now.
the problem gets worse because, the person running the shell can access the files (db passwords, script source) of other users. most hosting companies havent' taken care of this. and right now there are thousands of machines waiting for this. its not apache's problem. its fixed in apache 2.0
there is no spoon and there is always a limit.
;)
the problem is where its sticking at .
whenever something like this comes up. somebody just has to say "we dont' have a problem, we use X"
that's just so lame. we have XFS and JFS. you can keep your AIX and your expensive hardware with you.
thanks.
Perl code causes illiteracy
heh. that explains a lot.
i thought the story said "Read-Only". maybe the editors were wrong again.
good point.. .. in many countries that can't afford to pay windows licenses have pirated copies of it to run. ;)
also
making the 95% a very realistic figure.
thats what you'd post in a place called news for ordinary people. but geeks know that every puny attempt at making money by the telcom can be outwitted. like .. finding exploits on the http->smsc gateway (or maybe smtp->smsc ) and then making a script that'd call that http server and send away sms's for free. to any number of numbers anywhere. would be cool eh ..
Depending on the business model of the SMS center your carrier might have to pay licenses for any messages sent above a certain limit. ( say $x charged for y number of sms's above a z limit per hour.)
it happens only between IIS and Internet Explorer. with a standard server like Apache the requests are normal. thats what the author said.
know what?
i dont' need a computer to sing me a "jolly good fellow" when i want to kill the bastard.
shit. i'll just blow that thing to make my day.
that'd bring me in the mood.
already does on a sony cmd-j70 .. recordable voice ring .. you could even record a song to it. plays at very low quality.. but its alright.
the only other game that excites me as much as serious sam 2 .. doom ! both gives me the adrenaline one needs when playing a FPS .
beowulf cluster of brains .
hehe
and Flash sites cannot be indexed and therefore cannot be searched through a medium like google. Makes Flash a bad thing for web.
infact u can easily buy a nintendo clone in thailand. the short cartridge version.(whatever the name is)
or T-800
slashdotted jokes are doesn't seem too funny anymore!
Thank you.
the one thing i hate about flash. cannot be indexed with web spiders. and that means none of the flash sites can be found from google.com.
i found the exact opposite to be true. i learned php thru just the o'reilly pocket reference. its so much easier just to browse thru the functions and see what will suit where. and/or read it at some coffee shop just to learn what the language/library has to offer. since i know c++ i have to grasp on to java's API to learn it.. i think this book will do good for me..
if you think IE has won the browser wars i wonder why i removed ie yesterday morning ( yes, the shortcuts ) and replaced them with opera shortcuts. i think opera is just better .. much more user friendlier. it doesn't render all those new ie javascript extensions. but it does work with all the standard stuff. and most pages look exactly as if they are rendered in ie. oh yes. i forgot it is faster than ie. even loading times. i'm not going back to a browser riddled with bugs that will format my harddisk.