That book was our univeristy text, great stuff. I sat and read it cover to cover rather than wait for the the course to set the pace.
I would also rettpcommdn one of these kits. The 300 in one kit and it's ilk are particularly neat: a load of bits and bobs and solderless joints, they have springs that you put the connecting wires into. Good fun to get you going.
It was called Diamond Cable when I signed the contract.
Our illustrious former leader carved the country up into regions and then auctioned off the areas to act as cable TV stations to give new start up telecoms companies a boost while generating revenue for vote winning tax breaks.
Anyhoo, these days they are amalgamated into just about two big cable providers Telewest and ntl: who went on a buying spree once the statutory period of buyout protection expired.
I'm lazy. I got my 512k the day it came out and haven't changed a thing since. And yay, it's 1mb now! I use my own proxy with 4mb upstream elsewhere so 100k a sec is fine for the last hop.
I don't think that the person controlling the botnet sends out a "do ddos now" command to all of his owned hosts from home.
You will trace it from the zombie to the controller then it's off back to court, possibly in another country, to get another warrant to monitor the controller. Then you trace that back to another controller ad nauseum.
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so what ?
I have a Win95 OSR2 net connected box here that has never been owned either
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sys/doc/auth.html
2 An Agent for Security is the particular section relevant to your question.
A web browser is anything but basic.
I must admit, I've never built much =)
But that book advanced my understanding of computer science.
I was on a CS/microelectronics course
you sounded quite sensible until you said "virii"
hear hear,
That book was our univeristy text, great stuff. I sat and read it cover to cover rather than wait for the the course to set the pace.
I would also rettpcommdn one of these kits. The 300 in one kit and it's ilk are particularly neat: a load of bits and bobs and solderless joints, they have springs that you put the connecting wires into. Good fun to get you going.
work = force x distance
1J = 1Nm
one kilogram-meter squared per second squared
yeash, stupid idiot, doesn't he know you can just go and BUY a computer with a tcp/ip stack !
Here in the UK if you say "I don't know how fast I was going" you are opening yourself up for a charge of "driving without due care and attention".
It's not the cult of the difficult, it's the cult of enlightenment, it's only difficult when you don't understand; then it is just complex.
We, the cultists, want to know how, from step 1 to step n. Black boxes are uncut jewels waiting our favourite hammer.
cue
tunelling vnc, don't you get it?
I've had PageRank after 3 weeks on new sites
amen, you beat me to it
The best reason of all :
http://openbsd.org/policy.html
Most of Linux is subject to GPL style licensing terms and therefore can not be included in OpenBSD.
>That's a big black mark against the {three-clause} BSD licence.
Only in your mind : the goal of BSD is good code, not free code.
nope, it just depends if its redundant or not
raises the question
begs the question doesn't mean what you think it does
not true
It was called Diamond Cable when I signed the contract.
Our illustrious former leader carved the country up into regions and then auctioned off the areas to act as cable TV stations to give new start up telecoms companies a boost while generating revenue for vote winning tax breaks.
Anyhoo, these days they are amalgamated into just about two big cable providers Telewest and ntl: who went on a buying spree once the statutory period of buyout protection expired.
I'm lazy. I got my 512k the day it came out and haven't changed a thing since. And yay, it's 1mb now! I use my own proxy with 4mb upstream elsewhere so 100k a sec is fine for the last hop.
some of us are old, school was a very long time ago
lol,
how about if they walked inside the unlocked vault and had a look around but took nothing ?
or are you going to prosecute them for stealing photons & electrons & wear and tear on the carpet!
Botnets used to be found mostly on infected redhat and solaris boxes infected by trinoo
I don't think that the person controlling the botnet sends out a "do ddos now" command to all of his owned hosts from home.
You will trace it from the zombie to the controller then it's off back to court, possibly in another country, to get another warrant to monitor the controller. Then you trace that back to another controller ad nauseum.