I used to do this one in a while. just put an img tag that retreived from a perl script. the script logged what ip, email address (from the img url) and date. not real hard to do. The feds just had to give it a cool name tho to make it look exciting.
Before you start the main purpose and body of the letter you might explain why you are a crediable person to listen to. If they aren't particularly technically inclined then they may have no idea who you are. Tell them who are are, why you are important, and why they should listen to you. Without that, you usually loose your influence.
Ok, dont ask why i did this, but i have my reasons. i doubt ill ever see windows do this.
mount an smb share create a few empty files on mount raid0 them together format and mount raid export raid mount via nfs use ANOTHER linux box to redirect packets to another machine make a vpn tunnel using ssh and pppd to another mahcine bouncing off the redirect mount said nfs mount over vpn tunnel
so ha! linux is homer simpson and ms is ned flanders. homer is screaming "screw flanders!"
Remember the case where a farmer planted genetically alter crops and they cross pollunated with another farmers crops? Well the company sued the second farmer for growing their genetically altered crops without buying them even though he didnt really have control of that situation.
Now, can the same thing happen to a human being? You pay a company to genetically modify your child, can they make him pay every time he/she has a child? Makes you think...
I actually had the same problem with a pelteir element on a cpu cooler. a 200mhz p1 overclocked to 233. no problems for year and then one day it would have funky errors after a little run time. played with the ram and cards and finally decided to replace the motherboard when i found the lead had corroded off the element. a little solder fixed all problems.
I had a very small beverage fridge that used the peltier element. long story short, it didnt get mut the slightest bit cool and did not chill drinks. took it back. waste of money
Sounds like sega channel i had in the mid 90s. plug a cartidge into your sega genisis, cartridge connected to the cable tv wire. select a game and it takes a minute to download it and then it starts.
They could also be talking about just the fuel in general. there would probably be enough fuel left in the fuel cell to power the laptop for a few minutes while you changed tanks.
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Pyramid schemes involve no services or product. plus it has no "limit" to how many generations the money is passed.
I used to do this one in a while. just put an img tag that retreived from a perl script. the script logged what ip, email address (from the img url) and date. not real hard to do. The feds just had to give it a cool name tho to make it look exciting.
Sure, go ahead and change the labels. And charge 3 times more for everything your relabel. Make it not worth their money to do it.
-Foxxz
Funny that "strap on" spelled backwards is "no parts"
-foxxz
29,970 wps (whoops extra 0) ;)
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Does this mean video is worth 29,9700 words per second?
-Foxxz
Before you start the main purpose and body of the letter you might explain why you are a crediable person to listen to. If they aren't particularly technically inclined then they may have no idea who you are. Tell them who are are, why you are important, and why they should listen to you. Without that, you usually loose your influence.
-Foxxz
I'd like to take this chance to show the MVA and the slashdot crowd the status of my carefuel
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there you have it
-foxxz
problem solved
-Foxxz
XBox Shock Mod Causes Death!
And if you had a Slashdot subscription you could have seen this article from the future and thus prevented your own death.
Sounds like computerized dating services to me. you would think they would have died out, but no, theyve only gotten more automated and flashier.
if computers could make babies, id just want a computer dating server. beautiful full tower looking for same cpu mate. contact mw at 10.2.2.2
-foxxz
mmmmmmm autographs... hhhhhsssggg
Ok, dont ask why i did this, but i have my reasons. i doubt ill ever see windows do this.
mount an smb share
create a few empty files on mount
raid0 them together
format and mount raid
export raid mount via nfs
use ANOTHER linux box to redirect packets to another machine
make a vpn tunnel using ssh and pppd to another mahcine bouncing off the redirect
mount said nfs mount over vpn tunnel
so ha! linux is homer simpson and ms is ned flanders. homer is screaming "screw flanders!"
Remember the case where a farmer planted genetically alter crops and they cross pollunated with another farmers crops? Well the company sued the second farmer for growing their genetically altered crops without buying them even though he didnt really have control of that situation.
Now, can the same thing happen to a human being? You pay a company to genetically modify your child, can they make him pay every time he/she has a child? Makes you think...
-Foxxz
Yeah, and "quick" for slashdot editors is 49 minutes later, right? :P
:D
yea considering some of the news they grab is sometimes months old. i bet their routers have cobwebs in them
-foxxz
Taco is all like "oh crap! they found out that the last story was bogus! quick post another and distract them!"
seriously though, this sounds alot like vnc and the many other various remote desktop programs. In fact, i'm using vnc right now to post this...
-foxxz
I actually had the same problem with a pelteir element on a cpu cooler. a 200mhz p1 overclocked to 233. no problems for year and then one day it would have funky errors after a little run time. played with the ram and cards and finally decided to replace the motherboard when i found the lead had corroded off the element. a little solder fixed all problems.
-Foxxz
well that was the "long story short" thing which i will now expand on. i tried 2 other "brand new" ones. after several exchanges i gave up.
-foxxz
So this device is primed to be on the 'Dangerous Technology' list right?
-Foxxz
I had a very small beverage fridge that used the peltier element. long story short, it didnt get mut the slightest bit cool and did not chill drinks. took it back. waste of money
-Foxxz
So I'm sure Google should get a RIAA letter every time one of their appliances are installed on a local network. This is really a no-brainer.
-Foxxz
Sounds like sega channel i had in the mid 90s. plug a cartidge into your sega genisis, cartridge connected to the cable tv wire. select a game and it takes a minute to download it and then it starts.
-foxxz
ok, i know it wont let you make digital copies, but its one step closer to recording hdtv
-foxxz
They could also be talking about just the fuel in general. there would probably be enough fuel left in the fuel cell to power the laptop for a few minutes while you changed tanks.
-Foxxz
What happened to you google? You used to be cool.
Google still cool! You keep verb! You keep verb!
-Foxxz