Some vendors send the complete email out to persons not sending it. The new recipient might then go "oh what was that then" and open the executable and themselves become infected.
I have one here, was one of the funniest lifts I did. I was bored, waiting for a bus. Saw the sign (on the inside of the main window) and just had to have it.
In fact it says "All Purchases Must Be Paid For"
Which I thought was stupid. If I stole it then it's not a purchase so therefore it says "steal here for free".
Which is true. I used to take my dinner from there on the way home.
Putting this sort of stuff in that device is a cool hack but totally the wrong thing.
It should run a little file server, serving something like 9p whihc would allow you to read/write settings and stream off the full data packets read for snorting.
You see, governments tell lies. They tell lies to support themselves.
When Tony Blair said to the British people: "We are going to attack Iraq because they have WMD, are you with us?"
1 million people took to the London streets to say "no".
They next day he says: "Well, actually we are going to attack Iraq because Saddam is a bad man, are you with us?"
So how can you can't trust what they say?
It is vital that we, the people, keep asking tough questions. Of everybody. Power corrupts. We must keep asking and demanding scrutiny with public appearance if we are to be able to judge the people we choose to place into power.
They don't know any better than us. Passive observation is collusion.
The IRA hasn't renounced terrorism. The IRA bombed it's way to the negotiating table. It's terror campaign was a success.
In India, South Africa and US the movements all used violence to achieve their aims.
All goverments are based on authority through violence.
When you attack people they will reprise.
Oh, by the way, I think you should go and research what an agnostic is before declaring yourself as one.
64 bytes from 127.0.0.1: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.043 ms 64 bytes from 127.0.0.1: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.053 ms 64 bytes from 127.0.0.1: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.044 ms 64 bytes from 127.0.0.1: icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.061 ms 64 bytes from 127.0.0.1: icmp_seq=4 ttl=64 time=0.052 ms
I had a situation where someone external to my network got lower pings to the game server sat on the LAN only 100Mbs away. It was NT adding the latency, dropping to 98 sorted it out.
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The death of flash would be the most wonderful day in web browsing history since it's inception.
For some of us, those Flash sites are *already* inaccessible.
I've often wondered why it's not a technique used as the primary disguise.
Some vendors send the complete email out to persons not sending it. The new recipient might then go "oh what was that then" and open the executable and themselves become infected.
so of course it has holes in it
The Unix family is insecure by design.
That is why it is better to start again than try and paper over the cracks.
Here's a fucking hint
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mod-gzip/
They talk of usability and which is best and yet their horizons are so narrow it's a joke.
Which is best CLI or WIMP? - Aggggghhhhhhhhhh!!!
fools
I have one here, was one of the funniest lifts I did. I was bored, waiting for a bus. Saw the sign (on the inside of the main window) and just had to have it.
In fact it says "All Purchases Must Be Paid For"
Which I thought was stupid. If I stole it then it's not a purchase so therefore it says "steal here for free".
Which is true. I used to take my dinner from there on the way home.
Gotta love it.
mod_gzip is manna from heaven
I turned mine off by accident once and got a phone call from the co-lo wanting to know why I was suddenly maxing out.
gotta love that 70% saving.
the web browser has set back application development 20 years.
I can't carry one around in my coat even if I have a loaf of bread with me.
if you want Linux, you know where to find it.
or did you mean
"no man shall know the hour" ?
I won't dwell on apocalypse.
you'd be quackers not to mod me as funny
Putting this sort of stuff in that device is a cool hack but totally the wrong thing.
It should run a little file server, serving something like 9p whihc would allow you to read/write settings and stream off the full data packets read for snorting.
fools.
You see, governments tell lies. They tell lies to support themselves.
:
:
When Tony Blair said to the British people
"We are going to attack Iraq because they have WMD, are you with us?"
1 million people took to the London streets to say "no".
They next day he says
"Well, actually we are going to attack Iraq because Saddam is a bad man, are you with us?"
So how can you can't trust what they say?
It is vital that we, the people, keep asking tough questions. Of everybody.
Power corrupts. We must keep asking and demanding scrutiny with public appearance if we are to be able to judge the people we choose to place into power.
They don't know any better than us.
Passive observation is collusion.
The IRA hasn't renounced terrorism. The IRA bombed it's way to the negotiating table.
It's terror campaign was a success.
In India, South Africa and US the movements all used violence to achieve their aims.
All goverments are based on authority through violence.
When you attack people they will reprise.
Oh, by the way, I think you should go and research what an agnostic is before declaring yourself as one.
port forwarding
d f
port triggering
dynamic routing
AOL parental controls
ftp://ftp.linksys.com/pub/manuals/befsru31_ug.p
Would that be the same Kurds Winston Churchill ordered to be attacked with poison gas?
llalalalalalalalllalllallla a lalallallalalal
you should consider the history more carefully.
They already tried to bastardize Unix, Xenix it was called.
They decided to bastardize VMS in POSIX and they called it NT.
Maybe the next one will be based on plan9.
it could be that they can't measure with enough accuracy.
0ms, which OS/NIC is that ?
64 bytes from 127.0.0.1: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.043 ms
64 bytes from 127.0.0.1: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.053 ms
64 bytes from 127.0.0.1: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.044 ms
64 bytes from 127.0.0.1: icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.061 ms
64 bytes from 127.0.0.1: icmp_seq=4 ttl=64 time=0.052 ms
I had a situation where someone external to my network got lower pings to the game server sat on the LAN only 100Mbs away. It was NT adding the latency, dropping to 98 sorted it out.
I've not drunk or eaten meat & dairy for 12 years.
My only health issues is the crohns.
I've had multiple blood tests and all that jazz, all normal.
An, of course, you mention nothing about the lifestyle of cows.
Believe me, you don't want bit's of your intestines removed every few years.
Plenty of research is showing a link between Crohn's and milk consumption.
http://www.crohns.org/media/pr180900.htm
http:
http://www.smh.com.
My signature isn't *just* propaganda
Random documents on the net do not necessarily correspond to documents used internally.
It would be interesting to see how the non-MS products coped with semi-embedded documents which are references to network shares.
Office isn't 4 disparate applications it is an application framework that happens to have some pre-configured applications.
There might be an application you know as Word but it is quite happy to live as an ActiveX control instatiated in your IIS Application.
I used to use it as a report generator, fill in some web forms and out spits the documentation.
The ability to open every word document on the planet is only part of the journey.
Sad but troo.
While testing anti-aliased unicode fonts for plan9
p e/ ' | tr -d ' '
echo ' http://pages.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~mirtchov/p9/freety
I used Word97 to make my XP fonts big and it didn't display them with anti-aliasing.
Now that's a comprehensive test