... at http://www.mirrors.wiretapped.net/security/info/pa pers/networking/strange-attractors-and-tcpip-seque nce-number-analysis.pdf
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It's 106 light-years to Chicago, we've got a full chamber of anti-matter, a half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing visors. Engage.
- Paul Tomblin in asr
Only yesterday I got 4 copies of Sircam from a pimp^Wrecruitment agency I sent my CV to. Their mail admin was cloyingly grateful to be told by someone, cos nobody else had told him.
> Finally, I would really like to see a lot more > books on FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD. FreeBSD
> and NetBSD already have good documentation on
> the web (I wish OpenBSD's was as good), but it
> would be nice to have this and a lot more
> information in "dead tree" format.
Amen, the FreeBSD handbook is fine but a really good OpenBSD book (O'Reilly for preference) would be excellent
Amen. Wonderful book, hardware hacking in the old sense, I loved the sales technique for the stealth fighter - roll a 1/8th inch ballbearing over some generals desk and tell him "this is the radar profile of your aircraft"
Nothing beats finding a system like that and then "attacking" it by hitting it with spoofed packets pretending to be an attack, lets see how long it'd stand up to a) the load and b) the fact that it is blackholeing itself from all those fake IP addresses
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Subterranea Brittanica is a useful resource for stuff like this in the UK
Or the National Railway Museum in my home town of York
Pompeii and (even better) the Greek ruins at Paestum
How does one use google-cahce to find a site?
Search for cache:whatever.the.link.was on Google
Unfortunately this article doesn't seem to be in the cache.
Ho hum said pooh as his web server melted!
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Ligeti, Georgi Ligeti - something like Mass for 3 Massed Choirs, Soprano & Mezzo Soprano IIRC, but there again I am drunk...
I always liked "can't go messing with a void *"
Oh the goatse.cx dude in 3D...
Maybe not...
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... of course missing out the space slash code inserted in the word sequence *sigh*
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I am become Typo, destroyer of words.
... at http://www.mirrors.wiretapped.net/security/info/pa pers/networking/strange-attractors-and-tcpip-seque nce-number-analysis.pdf
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It's 106 light-years to Chicago, we've got a full chamber of anti-matter,
a half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing visors. Engage.
- Paul Tomblin in asr
Kofax Image Processing Platform where CreateCompatibleImageDescriptor() created an incompatible image descriptor.
Or an ADA compiler that failed to compile only if there were comments on some lines, but noit the others.
hc
I think it was MPW C that used to issue a "Can't go mucking with a void *" error
I seem to recall AUX 0.9 (or was it 1.0) had this in the docs.
For truely bad documentation try man sudoers
hc
...again, this appeared word for word as early as March 18 2002, google on "Larry Duke Reubel"
hc
marmoset cunnilingus
:)~
*chuckle* and of course Penistone
hc
Only yesterday I got 4 copies of Sircam from a pimp^Wrecruitment agency I sent my CV to. Their mail admin was cloyingly grateful to be told by someone, cos nobody else had told him.
> Finally, I would really like to see a lot more > books on FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD. FreeBSD
> and NetBSD already have good documentation on
> the web (I wish OpenBSD's was as good), but it
> would be nice to have this and a lot more
> information in "dead tree" format.
Amen, the FreeBSD handbook is fine but a really good OpenBSD book (O'Reilly for preference) would be excellent
hc
OpenBSD http://www.openbsd.org
Not mine, fortune(6) from OpenBSD 2.9, is that a bug Theo would like to hear about? *grin*
"Unix is not a "A-ha" experience, it is more of a "holy-shit" experience."
- Colin McFadyen in alt.folklore.computers
Of course that should be http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=numbe r+stations
h tm l
;)
or:
http://slashdot.org/articles/00/05/27/1735225.s
http://www.shmoo.com/numbers/
http://www.dxing.com/numbers.htm
http://havana.iwsp.com/radio/numbers.html
I'll preview it this time
Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes.
- Dr. Warren Jackson, Director, UTCS
Try http://search.dmoz.org/cgi-bin/search?search=numbe r+stations for more info on number stations...
I'm not a karma whore I'm a karma whores mate and I'm only whoring karma cos tha karma whore is late
Amen. Wonderful book, hardware hacking in the old sense, I loved the sales technique for the stealth fighter - roll a 1/8th inch ballbearing over some generals desk and tell him "this is the radar profile of your aircraft"
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The Perl Data Language
PDL turns perl in to a free, array-oriented, numerical language similar to such commerical packages as IDL and MatLab.
*chuckle*
You have the b*stard nature sir!
Nothing beats calling up an ISP...
Nothing beats finding a system like that and then "attacking" it by hitting it with spoofed packets pretending to be an attack, lets see how long it'd stand up to a) the load and b) the fact that it is blackholeing itself from all those fake IP addresses