http://www.fineyoungknives.net/pictures/mikeclippy 3.jpg
LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE TRYING TO GET DRUNK....
DO YOU NEED HELP WITH:
-PICKING A DRINK
-SLIPPING GIRLS ROOFIES
-PISSING YOURSELF
-FALLING DOWN THE STAIRS
roffle haha lol omg haha roffle i hate the lameness filter i love caps blahb blah etc SORRY roffle hello hiry to reply to other people's comments instead of starting new threads.Offtopic, Inflammatory, Inappropriate, Illegal, or Offensive comments might be moderated. (You can read everything, even moderated posts, by adjusting your threshold on the User Preferences Page)
Let's remember Real's motivation for this. Real is trying to get their crappy DRMed files onto Apple's platform which, I'm led to believe they sell at or below cost (those drives must be expensive) so that their music store (the merits of which are debatable; clearly it isn't as fair as it should be to the artists) can sell files. Now Real is trying to get a free ride onto Apple's device?
that is such a troll dude... now, if they could point out what pages actually render slower (div in div, table in div, quirks mode, etc)... then it would help
I'm browsing the RFC, and it sounds like they're planning on having people's firewalls spit out IIALP messages in response to port scans, etc.
In my opinion, this is a really bad idea! Worm activity, someone running a stupid automated scan against an entire class A (whoooops!) by mistake, or a port scan trying to locate a particular machine whose ip has changed (which I have had to do), etc need to be differentiated from actual malicious activities.
I can see this being used by overzealous admins to try to drop ALL traffic at the firewall level from anyone *ever* who gets a complaint propagated to them via this.
Also, does anyone really expect their STUPID!@!!@.log TLD proposal to be accepted?!??!! Jeez, everyone knows that this will never go through. Why do people insist on changing DNS, creating namespace pollution or breaking some other protocol (SMTP for a lot of spam "spolutins") for every problem facing the net!
-- Formula invented by the English political analyst Cyril Northcote Parkinson, which states that 'work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion'.
I was working at a midsize manufacturing firm that had upgraded its legacy homebrew UNIX shipping/manufacturing/ordering system from an old XENIX machine to a RH5.2 box. Users were hooked in via a bunch of VT100s via a DigiBoard
The code base for the entirely custom code (60,000+ lines) was mostly written in pre-ANSI C, done by math undergrads in the mid 1980's
There was no testing procedure in place for software development; everything was done on the live machine.
There were no makefiles; I had to figure out the entire build procedure by hand.
I didn't even address the security of the system. The database was just a binary file that was written by a library. All the DB security was merely implemented in the front ends to it, anyone with shell access to the machine (which was everyone in the company) could read and write to it freely. It had credit card transactions retained back to the early 90s in it.
My boss was a cokehead with a Napolean complex. My office was the server room which was adjacent to his cubicle. All day in a room with no windows
There were tons of alignment bugs when old binaries were recompiled, often I would manually shift the address in a pointer to get something to work.
There had been no full time developer ever; just a string of cheap CS and math undergrads (like myself) who would burn out after a few months playing sysadmin and programmer to my boss who didn't believe in paying for keeping it up to date and well maintained.
The code quality was... terrible. There was one program for controlling a cutting device that used an array of twenty-odd floats for each of the variables rather than using real variable names. Hundreds of lines of crap like "f[23]=f[11]*(f[17]-f[1])".
I only lasted a few months. Not enough money for the stress.
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and the original post And yes, he is alive, well and still reachable at the easily-despamed email address used there.
not that emusic is that great, but it is time to reevaluate your taste in music
UGH
http://www.fineyoungknives.net/pictures/mikeclippy 3.jpg
LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE TRYING TO GET DRUNK....
DO YOU NEED HELP WITH:
-PICKING A DRINK
-SLIPPING GIRLS ROOFIES
-PISSING YOURSELF
-FALLING DOWN THE STAIRS
roffle haha lol omg haha roffle i hate the lameness filter i love caps blahb blah etc SORRY roffle hello hiry to reply to other people's comments instead of starting new threads.Offtopic, Inflammatory, Inappropriate, Illegal, or Offensive comments might be moderated. (You can read everything, even moderated posts, by adjusting your threshold on the User Preferences Page)
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ah great tip, I'm loving it.
Any pointers on how to reconfigure a generic mouse to do this?
when they're (possibly) out of business?
why did I submit those bugs in the past :(((
why would you do that?
Let's remember Real's motivation for this. Real is trying to get their crappy DRMed files onto Apple's platform which, I'm led to believe they sell at or below cost (those drives must be expensive) so that their music store (the merits of which are debatable; clearly it isn't as fair as it should be to the artists) can sell files. Now Real is trying to get a free ride onto Apple's device?
if we stripped the DRM out of their music files so we can play them on whatever player we like.
any idea what this is? Is that a buoy?
My local paper is a conservative rag that runs stupid human interest stories on the frontpage and no real in depth criticism of the iraq war.
Why don't you just call them evil jews, fucking stereotyping twit!
http://pagerankstatus.mozdev.org/ Google Pagerank status: Displays the Google Pagerank in your browser's status bar.
that is such a troll dude ... now, if they could point out what pages actually render slower (div in div, table in div, quirks mode, etc) ... then it would help
http://googlebar.mozdev.org/
*whack*
the question stands....
I'm browsing the RFC, and it sounds like they're planning on having people's firewalls spit out IIALP messages in response to port scans, etc. In my opinion, this is a really bad idea! Worm activity, someone running a stupid automated scan against an entire class A (whoooops!) by mistake, or a port scan trying to locate a particular machine whose ip has changed (which I have had to do), etc need to be differentiated from actual malicious activities. I can see this being used by overzealous admins to try to drop ALL traffic at the firewall level from anyone *ever* who gets a complaint propagated to them via this. Also, does anyone really expect their STUPID!@!!@ .log TLD proposal to be accepted?!??!! Jeez, everyone knows that this will never go through. Why do people insist on changing DNS, creating namespace pollution or breaking some other protocol (SMTP for a lot of spam "spolutins") for every problem facing the net!
Ever hear of Parkinson's Law?
-- Formula invented by the English political analyst Cyril Northcote Parkinson, which states that 'work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion'.
The sound of the world's smallest violin.
Awwww poor, MS!
What are you talking about???? We have *always* been at war with Eurasia!
- The code base for the entirely custom code (60,000+ lines) was mostly written in pre-ANSI C, done by math undergrads in the mid 1980's
- There was no testing procedure in place for software development; everything was done on the live machine.
- There were no makefiles; I had to figure out the entire build procedure by hand.
- I didn't even address the security of the system. The database was just a binary file that was written by a library. All the DB security was merely implemented in the front ends to it, anyone with shell access to the machine (which was everyone in the company) could read and write to it freely. It had credit card transactions retained back to the early 90s in it.
- My boss was a cokehead with a Napolean complex. My office was the server room which was adjacent to his cubicle. All day in a room with no windows
- There were tons of alignment bugs when old binaries were recompiled, often I would manually shift the address in a pointer to get something to work.
- There had been no full time developer ever; just a string of cheap CS and math undergrads (like myself) who would burn out after a few months playing sysadmin and programmer to my boss who didn't believe in paying for keeping it up to date and well maintained.
- The code quality was... terrible. There was one program for controlling a cutting device that used an array of twenty-odd floats for each of the variables rather than using real variable names. Hundreds of lines of crap like "f[23]=f[11]*(f[17]-f[1])".
I only lasted a few months. Not enough money for the stress.Leave it to Microsoft.
s/keys are handy for this!
Also, most blackhats have tons of rooted boxes to do this from, you PONCE!