Many ethernet drivers with this capability have an option for just this. For example, if you have a 3c918, click "configure" under network properties in win2k for that adapter. Select the "advanced" tab. On the left, you'll have an option called "network address" that's normally set to "Not Present". Change it to a specified value, and type in "DEADBEEFBABE" or whatever MAC address you want.
Then everything seems to fall into place. I have a lot of systems that were redhat or mandrake that I "declawed". How often do I need to change network cards or add new tape drives? I find it easier to edit that kinda stuff by hand. Redhat also is nice enough to have a semi-sane arrangement for various configuration files in/etc (/etc/sysconfig comes to mind).
It's had that for awhile. The crappy crash-a-minute Cinema package that comes with the ATI WinTV had it too.
Another cool thing is "magazine mode" which records the closed captions and still pictures taken when the frame changes significantly to make a TV guide-like telecast.
If you read the article, what it's "trying to tell us" is that we are fucking up our climate and/or we are due for that mini ice-age which is coming Real Soon Now.
That's all you need to say. OGG is a format container for audio, among other things. No one goes around talking about their RIFFs or ASFs do they? You don't call a DivX movie an AVI, do you?
Windows 2000 is fully Unicode based, the only nationalization is the different languages in which the documentation files are included. And newer notebooks don't have a port problem.
That's what I think of when someone says the "GDP". Now, next to the word "invoked", it may take on a different connotation.
No UnitedLinux, don't release under the NDA, or you will incur the wrath equaling the total market value of all goods and services originating in the United States this year!!!!
Nothing prevents you from adding an auxiliary clause to the license that stipulates what you just said. A "don't rebrand without my approval" clause would be in order. Perhaps you might call the license the "Andromeda" license.:-)
Because it's been tried in court and doesn't work. OTH, if you find a notary public and bug them, then you're set. Often, this fee is less than the cost of certified mail, if any.
The implementors of the demo were lazy (having no server-side scripting) and used a cookie to record the information leaked by onUnload. You are in no way protected by disabling cookies.
That just breaks the demo, the vulnerability is still there.
It would be interesting to have a redefined CD format that contains a OGG stream. It should be VBR so the masterer can play with the amount of allowable distortion for various passages. The compression could vary to fit the amount of music to be put on the CD.
You can't (and don't want to) switch your mp3s to ogg because you won't get any quality back. You might have smaller files but you will also suffer from further quality loss in the decode/reencoding process.
Sorry. You'll have to re-rip your music from the source CD to ogg, or keep any mp3s you downloaded.
What? Light from 3 co-planar axis? If the planes and light beams aren't moving with respect to the mechanism itself, there will be NO phase distrotion, no matter how fast or which direction the detector is moving. That is THE principle of special relativity. We could measure acceleration with this device however.
Or is acceleration a by-product of the increase of apparent rest mass when measured in a varying graviational field, converted into kinetic energy from the mass delta?
Terence Ross of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, the news publishers' attorney,... thinks Internet users who configure their browsers to disable graphics (a common tactic to boost the speed of Web surfing) are committing copyright infringement because they are interfering with Web publishers' exclusive right to control how their pages are displayed.
That's funny, I don't remember signing anything giving web publishers that right. I think everyone has forgotten that "web pages" were originally WYSIWYW, not WYSIWYG (what you want, vs. what you get), and everything else is just hinting.
If this is their attitude, why not just do everything (plus ads) in Flash? They'll make sure we see everything they want us to see, just like Cable TV. That'll teach us "leechers"
Garage encryption... not difficult to acheive but dicey. That is, you can conceive of a great many encryption schemes that are trivial to the uninformed to break, thus obtaining an initial payoff. However, there is something often overlooked which can be abused. The reason why we have such old standards today is because they have been picked over and they appear to have no exploitable flaws (other than to brute force and social engineering attacks, as in this case).
Generally, two encryptions are not more secure as one. There is a theory (forget the name) that states that if some message K is encrypted by algorithm A, then encrypted by B, the result is no more secure than the stronger of A and B.
Another small caveat, if I try to pipe mkisofs output into dvdrecord, the burn will fail. If I make the iso file first, and then call dvdrecord, the burn is successful. Once again, I don't know if this is something specific to my setup, so it's just an fyi.
This means the DVD recorder is requesting data for the burn faster than mkisofs cares to give it. Or if the speeds are close, there are a number of time-sensitive issues involved, mostly because dvdrecord can't depend on mkisofs having the data ready to be read. Since mkisofs blocks on output, it may not wake up in time to give the data to dvdrecord.
Use any built-in buffer dvdrecord may have and quadruple it. If it lacks one, use some other buffering app in the pipe, like bag for example. Finally, if it turns out mkisofs just can't pump data out fast enough, then you will have to rely on burning from disk.
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Many ethernet drivers with this capability have an option for just this. For example, if you have a 3c918, click "configure" under network properties in win2k for that adapter. Select the "advanced" tab. On the left, you'll have an option called "network address" that's normally set to "Not Present". Change it to a specified value, and type in "DEADBEEFBABE" or whatever MAC address you want.
Bingo.
Then everything seems to fall into place. I have a lot of systems that were redhat or mandrake that I "declawed". How often do I need to change network cards or add new tape drives? I find it easier to edit that kinda stuff by hand. Redhat also is nice enough to have a semi-sane arrangement for various configuration files in /etc (/etc/sysconfig comes to mind).
Interesting... I smell a new O'Reilly book, CVS for Game Developers!
It's had that for awhile. The crappy crash-a-minute Cinema package that comes with the ATI WinTV had it too.
Another cool thing is "magazine mode" which records the closed captions and still pictures taken when the frame changes significantly to make a TV guide-like telecast.
If you read the article, what it's "trying to tell us" is that we are fucking up our climate and/or we are due for that mini ice-age which is coming Real Soon Now.
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(see his post history)
The audio codec is called vorbis.
VORBIS
That's all you need to say. OGG is a format container for audio, among other things. No one goes around talking about their RIFFs or ASFs do they? You don't call a DivX movie an AVI, do you?
FUCKING VORBIS!
Windows 2000 is fully Unicode based, the only nationalization is the different languages in which the documentation files are included. And newer notebooks don't have a port problem.
That's what I think of when someone says the "GDP". Now, next to the word "invoked", it may take on a different connotation.
No UnitedLinux, don't release under the NDA, or you will incur the wrath equaling the total market value of all goods and services originating in the United States this year!!!!
Nothing prevents you from adding an auxiliary clause to the license that stipulates what you just said. A "don't rebrand without my approval" clause would be in order. Perhaps you might call the license the "Andromeda" license. :-)
Because it's been tried in court and doesn't work. OTH, if you find a notary public and bug them, then you're set. Often, this fee is less than the cost of certified mail, if any.
I used to think that way, then I came to realize.
::sobbing::
8A! I'm at 8A goddamn it,
NO.
The implementors of the demo were lazy (having no server-side scripting) and used a cookie to record the information leaked by onUnload. You are in no way protected by disabling cookies.
That just breaks the demo, the vulnerability is still there.
It would be interesting to have a redefined CD format that contains a OGG stream. It should be VBR so the masterer can play with the amount of allowable distortion for various passages. The compression could vary to fit the amount of music to be put on the CD.
Why not?
You can't (and don't want to) switch your mp3s to ogg because you won't get any quality back. You might have smaller files but you will also suffer from further quality loss in the decode/reencoding process.
Sorry. You'll have to re-rip your music from the source CD to ogg, or keep any mp3s you downloaded.
Oooh Mr. Big-Shot knows all his numbers and he's gonna tell us how un-healthy we all are.
You are an abberation, I'm sorry.
Consider yourself lucky that you didn't get the hypo-metabolic end of the gene stick.
You gotta deal with us... you're the freak.
What? Light from 3 co-planar axis? If the planes and light beams aren't moving with respect to the mechanism itself, there will be NO phase distrotion, no matter how fast or which direction the detector is moving. That is THE principle of special relativity. We could measure acceleration with this device however.
Or is acceleration a by-product of the increase of apparent rest mass when measured in a varying graviational field, converted into kinetic energy from the mass delta?
( A crazy physics professor told me this once )
This is one of the more interesting and compelling reasons for the 128-bit requirement.
I was going to post a message suggesting exactly this but you beat me to the punch.
:-D
Why doesn't my email app have this already???
Terence Ross of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, the news publishers' attorney, ... thinks Internet users who configure their browsers to disable graphics (a common tactic to boost the speed of Web surfing) are committing copyright infringement because they are interfering with Web publishers' exclusive right to control how their pages are displayed.
That's funny, I don't remember signing anything giving web publishers that right. I think everyone has forgotten that "web pages" were originally WYSIWYW, not WYSIWYG (what you want, vs. what you get), and everything else is just hinting.
If this is their attitude, why not just do everything (plus ads) in Flash? They'll make sure we see everything they want us to see, just like Cable TV. That'll teach us "leechers"
Just wait, soon we'll have support for the SUPER SCOPE!!!
I can't wait. Die dead matlab processes, die!
Garage encryption... not difficult to acheive but dicey. That is, you can conceive of a great many encryption schemes that are trivial to the uninformed to break, thus obtaining an initial payoff. However, there is something often overlooked which can be abused. The reason why we have such old standards today is because they have been picked over and they appear to have no exploitable flaws (other than to brute force and social engineering attacks, as in this case).
Generally, two encryptions are not more secure as one. There is a theory (forget the name) that states that if some message K is encrypted by algorithm A, then encrypted by B, the result is no more secure than the stronger of A and B.
Another small caveat, if I try to pipe mkisofs output into dvdrecord, the burn will fail. If I make the iso file first, and then call dvdrecord, the burn is successful. Once again, I don't know if this is something specific to my setup, so it's just an fyi.
This means the DVD recorder is requesting data for the burn faster than mkisofs cares to give it. Or if the speeds are close, there are a number of time-sensitive issues involved, mostly because dvdrecord can't depend on mkisofs having the data ready to be read. Since mkisofs blocks on output, it may not wake up in time to give the data to dvdrecord.
Use any built-in buffer dvdrecord may have and quadruple it. If it lacks one, use some other buffering app in the pipe, like bag for example. Finally, if it turns out mkisofs just can't pump data out fast enough, then you will have to rely on burning from disk.
Misato: Where is he?
Ritsuko: I think he fell into Dirac space created by the angel's shadow!
(Or something like that... hahahaha... )