This isn't necessarily what you were asking for but I maintain a small group of configuration management modules that extend a base class just for this. This allows me to maintain a common configuration standard that I can push across a wide variety of hardware and software configurations. I can spin up an ArchLinux development instance in my VM stack and have it configured the same as production which makes things convenient, doubly so when I decide it's time to pick up a *BSD again or what have you.
It's time to hear the voodoo of the UNIX guru, from alpha to zulu, chillin' with Captain Sulu, it's MC Sudo! (Echo Sudo)
(end chorus)
Some say a portscan lacks a lot of class, pull that shit and i'll bust an ettercap in your ass.
Whether you use nessus, saint, or acid and snort, strace and shellcode skills will make you abort.
A wide open kernel is the reason you fall, shoulda installed that shit by project Openwall!
Oh noes! My honeypot has a rootkit! Cp/bin/sh to/tmp just ain't shit!
Hop to your kiddie botnet to start a DDoS, I've got more pipe than a plumbers whole house.
I watch the syn packets reach up to a million, Dodged with mad bgp skills version 2-fucking-billion.
You think having 0-day sploits make you leet? Got a big eDick to show your friends at 2600 meets? Wet yourself at "Hackers" thought Wargames was a big feat? I been hacking before I saw tits on Acidburn's sheets!
(insert chorus)
Whether coding in C/PERL/PYTHON or PL/I, You know I do that shit in a thing called vi. Using borland scheme that's pleasing to the eye. Until I meet that great sysadmin in the sky.
All you quoting Dade Murphy as your hero, I rofl my ass off when your 'sploit devides by zero!
Unfortunately, when the hardware was new I was not able to afford it. Currently I own an Indigo, Indigo2, and an O2. They are very capable and suprisingly rounded machines. I was concerned with SGIs direction during their stint of windows clusters but with the linux superclusters they've been working on lately and some of the rekindled movement with the workstations, I have been very hopeful of a bit of an SGI revival. Hopefully, they will be able to recover from this. If not, I know that many people will be greatful for the contributions they have made.
I didn't notice anything about google requesting a court appearance. If RIAA did what you stated above and came across in a manner that made you feel they were doing this for the greater interests of their other customers (Artists and Music License Purchasers) then it would be a whole different story. If they sent a bouquet of flowers... and all, along with a simple request to have it taken down for the good of the upstart artist and other music patrons, I'm sure your take on it would be far different.
So does this mean that if we are able to find suitable water deposits but either not enough life for it to foster or none at all, that we would be able to plant certain bacteria that would be able to start a green house effect to vent off ice caps into atmosphere and "seed" life on Mars?
So why doesn't she sue her ex-boyfriend whom posted this information without her consent? Yahoo the site is just a tool, it would seem the person who posted those pictures should be the one to be sued not the tool which was misused.
Of the population, how many who do not follow the speed limit or maintain "safe" breaking distances (which seem rather arbitrary) get into accidents? I don't think that automatically handing out tickets will necessarily make any of those people safe drivers, it will just generate more revenue for the state. With race tracks shutting down due to not wanting liability, it would seem the only feasible way for that to work would be state-run tracks. There people could legally race and perhaps even be taught how to deal with hazards like hydroplaning in rain and such.
Unfortunately, what if there is an oligopoly wherein there are no places for smaller/other providers to enter and all those in the oligopoly agree to try to force out VoIP via these QoS methods and others?
There are a number of problems with that. MAC addresses can be spoofed at least behind the firewall (even in some cases with static arp tables.) Also, the smaller nic manufacturers have been known to have MAC address collisions even as low as 1 in 12 (which I've personally witnessed on some bad deploys for clients by other companies.) Then there is getting the arp information from the firewall/router they are behind.
It's difficult to see where Nintendo may be trying to go with this. My closest guess being that they are trying to tie in the whole thing with 'texting', et al that seems to be a craze with the younger generation with having a portable gaming device. I recall the DS having that collaborative pictographical game. This could be an easy manner to make these a more social device in ways I don't feel the N-Gage quite hit.
Well, after the incident with the British Royal Navy and the 38MB Powerpoint file linked to the front page. Now we get to see if the/. effect will cause the packets to coalesce and turn their server into a matter crushing supermassive black hole itself. I guess 22MB DivX is better than linking MPEG.:)
I'm certain that the cost/pain ratio to people is variant as any other. There are likely places that would have little to no issue with this if it gave enough of an insight into scientific discovery. I do not stand for this under my personal moral code, however, if some group does this and people benefit from it, I will be glad for the superior knowledge all around.
Teach me to/. in a state of near-unconciousness. When I first saw that I thought it said "11K" as in thousand not Kelvin. I thought we were REALLY in deep shit then!:)
I'm not sure, but I feel this (http://www.sun.com/software/looking_glass/) may be what you are talking about. I actually got a compile working (despite my hatred of Java.) It does appear to be kind of sluggish but the idea of it is quite nice. I wasn't able to get it to load anything but from the demos of seen (taken with a grain of salt) it is an idea whose time came a couple of years ago but was never implemented. To anyone who has a spare *n?x machine and a bit of curiosity; I suggest you throw it on there and browse around. I haven't taken a look for 2 months so it's likely polished enough to have a lot of the kinks I didn't like worked out. Just bare in mind it is pre-alpha iirc.
I have been very split on this. While it is very irritating to deal with, there are also plenty of asshole drivers that don't have the point of distraction showing as obviously as a cellphone. I know I have faced distraction from radio, passengers, personal maladies and the like. Unless we ban all such distractions it seems to only be a drop in the bucket of getting people to be more observant on the road.
When I moved we received something similar to this. We have the satellite TV with DVR as well as what appears to be plain DSL. Haven't thrown much at the DVR other than some Nova. The search functions took a little getting used to be the quality seemed well enough. Said it holds 100 hours but I haven't had time to take a closer peek to see more specs on it.
Can we find something more appropriate? The whole thing of having to come up with new labels for things just because they are online is silly and pointless. Is there not something like a vandal or other thing that is a stronger definitive that we can use for people who do this?
Isn't this the qualm of all early adopters? You're taking a gamble whenever you make a purchase. It can be an educated and calculated risk, or it can be a folly. Everyone is entitled to their right to complain but at times like this it isn't very sensible.
While I also wish there were more intellectual pursuits that brought people together in this manner, I think that it's more a means. The manner they are gratifying their carnal desires seem to at least not be destructive and hopefully once they are taking part in this communication medium, they will be able to pursue avenues of deeper thought.:)
I've been thinking about this quite a bit. I know that there are a ton of unscrupulous businesses and persons out there releasing spyware/malware and spamming, et al. In addition to that, I can't help but think that a lot of issues people have is that they treat computers largely as they would an appliance. It does some specific tasks and should continue to do so with as little human intervention as needed, at least in their eyes. When people realise that computers take a bit more commitment and dedication to run properly and even remotely secure things may start to improve.
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This isn't necessarily what you were asking for but I maintain a small group of configuration management modules that extend a base class just for this. This allows me to maintain a common configuration standard that I can push across a wide variety of hardware and software configurations. I can spin up an ArchLinux development instance in my VM stack and have it configured the same as production which makes things convenient, doubly so when I decide it's time to pick up a *BSD again or what have you.
Bah, real men write the inodes by hand with a magnifying glass and tiny magnet. :)
Courtesy of M.C. Sudo (http://www.sudoscrew.com/
/bin/sh to /tmp just ain't shit!
(chorus)
It's time to hear the voodoo
of the UNIX guru,
from alpha to zulu,
chillin' with Captain Sulu,
it's MC Sudo! (Echo Sudo)
(end chorus)
Some say a portscan lacks a lot of class,
pull that shit and i'll bust an ettercap in your ass.
Whether you use nessus, saint, or acid and snort,
strace and shellcode skills will make you abort.
A wide open kernel is the reason you fall,
shoulda installed that shit by project Openwall!
Oh noes! My honeypot has a rootkit!
Cp
Hop to your kiddie botnet to start a DDoS,
I've got more pipe than a plumbers whole house.
I watch the syn packets reach up to a million,
Dodged with mad bgp skills version 2-fucking-billion.
You think having 0-day sploits make you leet?
Got a big eDick to show your friends at 2600 meets?
Wet yourself at "Hackers" thought Wargames was a big feat?
I been hacking before I saw tits on Acidburn's sheets!
(insert chorus)
Whether coding in C/PERL/PYTHON or PL/I,
You know I do that shit in a thing called vi.
Using borland scheme that's pleasing to the eye.
Until I meet that great sysadmin in the sky.
All you quoting Dade Murphy as your hero,
I rofl my ass off when your 'sploit devides by zero!
Unfortunately, when the hardware was new I was not able to afford it. Currently I own an Indigo, Indigo2, and an O2. They are very capable and suprisingly rounded machines. I was concerned with SGIs direction during their stint of windows clusters but with the linux superclusters they've been working on lately and some of the rekindled movement with the workstations, I have been very hopeful of a bit of an SGI revival. Hopefully, they will be able to recover from this. If not, I know that many people will be greatful for the contributions they have made.
I didn't notice anything about google requesting a court appearance. If RIAA did what you stated above and came across in a manner that made you feel they were doing this for the greater interests of their other customers (Artists and Music License Purchasers) then it would be a whole different story. If they sent a bouquet of flowers ... and all, along with a simple request to have it taken down for the good of the upstart artist and other music patrons, I'm sure your take on it would be far different.
So does this mean that if we are able to find suitable water deposits but either not enough life for it to foster or none at all, that we would be able to plant certain bacteria that would be able to start a green house effect to vent off ice caps into atmosphere and "seed" life on Mars?
So why doesn't she sue her ex-boyfriend whom posted this information without her consent? Yahoo the site is just a tool, it would seem the person who posted those pictures should be the one to be sued not the tool which was misused.
Of the population, how many who do not follow the speed limit or maintain "safe" breaking distances (which seem rather arbitrary) get into accidents? I don't think that automatically handing out tickets will necessarily make any of those people safe drivers, it will just generate more revenue for the state. With race tracks shutting down due to not wanting liability, it would seem the only feasible way for that to work would be state-run tracks. There people could legally race and perhaps even be taught how to deal with hazards like hydroplaning in rain and such.
Unfortunately, what if there is an oligopoly wherein there are no places for smaller/other providers to enter and all those in the oligopoly agree to try to force out VoIP via these QoS methods and others?
There are a number of problems with that. MAC addresses can be spoofed at least behind the firewall (even in some cases with static arp tables.) Also, the smaller nic manufacturers have been known to have MAC address collisions even as low as 1 in 12 (which I've personally witnessed on some bad deploys for clients by other companies.) Then there is getting the arp information from the firewall/router they are behind.
It's difficult to see where Nintendo may be trying to go with this. My closest guess being that they are trying to tie in the whole thing with 'texting', et al that seems to be a craze with the younger generation with having a portable gaming device. I recall the DS having that collaborative pictographical game. This could be an easy manner to make these a more social device in ways I don't feel the N-Gage quite hit.
Well, after the incident with the British Royal Navy and the 38MB Powerpoint file linked to the front page. Now we get to see if the /. effect will cause the packets to coalesce and turn their server into a matter crushing supermassive black hole itself. I guess 22MB DivX is better than linking MPEG. :)
In Soviet Russia, XML schema open Microsoft!
I'm certain that the cost/pain ratio to people is variant as any other. There are likely places that would have little to no issue with this if it gave enough of an insight into scientific discovery. I do not stand for this under my personal moral code, however, if some group does this and people benefit from it, I will be glad for the superior knowledge all around.
Teach me to /. in a state of near-unconciousness. When I first saw that I thought it said "11K" as in thousand not Kelvin. I thought we were REALLY in deep shit then! :)
I'm not sure, but I feel this (http://www.sun.com/software/looking_glass/) may be what you are talking about. I actually got a compile working (despite my hatred of Java.) It does appear to be kind of sluggish but the idea of it is quite nice. I wasn't able to get it to load anything but from the demos of seen (taken with a grain of salt) it is an idea whose time came a couple of years ago but was never implemented. To anyone who has a spare *n?x machine and a bit of curiosity; I suggest you throw it on there and browse around. I haven't taken a look for 2 months so it's likely polished enough to have a lot of the kinks I didn't like worked out. Just bare in mind it is pre-alpha iirc.
I have been very split on this. While it is very irritating to deal with, there are also plenty of asshole drivers that don't have the point of distraction showing as obviously as a cellphone. I know I have faced distraction from radio, passengers, personal maladies and the like. Unless we ban all such distractions it seems to only be a drop in the bucket of getting people to be more observant on the road.
When I moved we received something similar to this. We have the satellite TV with DVR as well as what appears to be plain DSL. Haven't thrown much at the DVR other than some Nova. The search functions took a little getting used to be the quality seemed well enough. Said it holds 100 hours but I haven't had time to take a closer peek to see more specs on it.
Does FCC control content of any privately owned over-air media medium that requires a closed (black box) type of equipment to access it?
Can we find something more appropriate? The whole thing of having to come up with new labels for things just because they are online is silly and pointless. Is there not something like a vandal or other thing that is a stronger definitive that we can use for people who do this?
Isn't this the qualm of all early adopters? You're taking a gamble whenever you make a purchase. It can be an educated and calculated risk, or it can be a folly. Everyone is entitled to their right to complain but at times like this it isn't very sensible.
Isn't this what happened with the original PS2? Create very high demand and very small supply to drive things up?
Someone just got SCOwned.
While I also wish there were more intellectual pursuits that brought people together in this manner, I think that it's more a means. The manner they are gratifying their carnal desires seem to at least not be destructive and hopefully once they are taking part in this communication medium, they will be able to pursue avenues of deeper thought. :)
I've been thinking about this quite a bit. I know that there are a ton of unscrupulous businesses and persons out there releasing spyware/malware and spamming, et al. In addition to that, I can't help but think that a lot of issues people have is that they treat computers largely as they would an appliance. It does some specific tasks and should continue to do so with as little human intervention as needed, at least in their eyes. When people realise that computers take a bit more commitment and dedication to run properly and even remotely secure things may start to improve.