All that that journal contains as evidence are circular references? The only thing that would convince me that a bunch of trolls aren't lying would be a cached (somewhere trusted not www.tollaxor.org/...) pages on insecure.org, showing the boasting.
i thought RECAPATCHA was susceptible, as if enough bots guess the same answer on an image they will make that a valid answer. Does this not work or has nobody bothered?
Isn't a better example the age limit on alcohol, states are free to put any age limit they want but the federal government wouldn't give them more than X funding if their limit wasn't 21.
Theyd make that illegal on the grounds you could hurt yourself if you grow a poisonous strain AND it would make no difference because home brewing and/or distilling doesn't prevent the alcohol industry being profitable.
Wait, trying to bring science into this argument? The science doesn't favor keeping weed or ecstasy illegal while the more dangerous alcohol is legal.
TBH i think even assuming that the benefit of the majority should allow restriction on people, something that many Americans aren't a fan of, the drugs should be analyzed on the damage that your likely to cause to OTHERS when taking them. Under that system something like weed would be fairly unrestricted (less so than beer), however that system would probably impose some fairly heft restrictions on cocaine, but which one is acceptable in political circles again?
A sensible discussion of drug prohibition is long over due, fortunately (in the UK anyway) the reality is far ahead of the law.
As a side note, drugs like ecstasy should probably get you a tax rebate, as people as (even if wierd as hell) much less likely to cause trouble when gurning their faces off.
Wikipedia has to stop vandalism, the ISPs are to blame for not configuring their proxy correctly. Wikipedia is doing nothing to stop you editing articles as a logged in user or over thier ssl version.
The only problem with that, is that virgin is the only cable ISP here. The alternatives (such as Be) require you to have a phone-line and its £120 (about 8mths broadband) to be reconnected, so as long as virgin keep their prices just below line rental + isp charges, they will get plenty of customers
I predicted it! Just yesterday I said it's only a matter of time until wikipedia get filtered by the Australian. Well I was off by about 10,000 miles but I was right that SOME government would eventually filter wikipedia & suppress freedom of knowledge.
wow, predicting stuff is somewhat more impressive if you do it before it happens. Virgin was already doing this on Friday morning.
yes, this is possibly the worst "block" ever. even <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Virgin_Killer">this</a> works. A simple greasemonkeys script can easily get round it too
Maybe not for a spacesim, but games from other genres could use it, ive been having a play with ufo:ai (an xcom clone) recently and they make heavy use of the quake engine. Despite being to old for any fps the quake engine is defiantly a lot better than a plain isometric grid that would have been the only alternative.
The thing is with Opera being known for its standards compliance, I'd guess it has got there through continuous improvement and no just drinking kool aid like certain web(kit) rendering engnines. Personally i use firefox and am happy that minefield passes css3 test suites (well one anyway) before acid3 (that should come naturally when the standard is properly implemented). Ofc its a shame it still fails at css2.1
Nice to see you got modded funny, did you know that windows,mac,linux & even bsd also implement "horrendous security holes" by letting the users run programs, crazy i know!
i believe the appropriate 'meme' is
It does not stop you doing stupid things, because that would also stop you doing clever things
Slower than the keyboard and less intuitive than GUI buttons.
Besides input devices should be configured at the OS level, while introducing mouse gestures to a whole new bunch of idiots may have been useful, any good operating system lets you configure mouse gestures at that level, giving all programs the 'benefits'.
Sell me the product I want to buy, and I'll buy it.
Don't, and I won't.
Can't get any simpler than that.
Thats what i actually liked about steam was i could forget about cds, honestly i tend to torrent stuff i have just because i cant be botherd to keep a stack of CDs, steam lets you get all your games back after reinstall.
Slashdot Mirror
why cant nmap do that, then scan each of the hosts that answer?
All that that journal contains as evidence are circular references?
The only thing that would convince me that a bunch of trolls aren't lying would be a cached (somewhere trusted not www.tollaxor.org/...) pages on insecure.org, showing the boasting.
in otherwords TITS OR GTFO!
its just a matter of time til somebody gets Debian running on it.
i thought RECAPATCHA was susceptible, as if enough bots guess the same answer on an image they will make that a valid answer. Does this not work or has nobody bothered?
Even actually been to the middle east ?
Some of the fundamentalists BELIEVE in their god. They don't care if they all die, so long as they go to heaven.
s/middle east/America/g
Vista requires less resources.
LOL
Isn't a better example the age limit on alcohol, states are free to put any age limit they want but the federal government wouldn't give them more than X funding if their limit wasn't 21.
Citation needed for: weed, hash, shrooms, ecstasy, (probably speed too)
Theyd make that illegal on the grounds you could hurt yourself if you grow a poisonous strain AND it would make no difference because home brewing and/or distilling doesn't prevent the alcohol industry being profitable.
Image being a recovering alcoholic and going to walmart and seeing a....argument FAIL
Wait, trying to bring science into this argument?
The science doesn't favor keeping weed or ecstasy illegal while the more dangerous alcohol is legal.
TBH i think even assuming that the benefit of the majority should allow restriction on people, something that many Americans aren't a fan of, the drugs should be analyzed on the damage that your likely to cause to OTHERS when taking them. Under that system something like weed would be fairly unrestricted (less so than beer), however that system would probably impose some fairly heft restrictions on cocaine, but which one is acceptable in political circles again?
A sensible discussion of drug prohibition is long over due, fortunately (in the UK anyway) the reality is far ahead of the law.
As a side note, drugs like ecstasy should probably get you a tax rebate, as people as (even if wierd as hell) much less likely to cause trouble when gurning their faces off.
Wikipedia has to stop vandalism, the ISPs are to blame for not configuring their proxy correctly. Wikipedia is doing nothing to stop you editing articles as a logged in user or over thier ssl version.
naked pictures != pornography naked pictures of an under-age girl != child pornography The picture is not even remotely provocative
The only problem with that, is that virgin is the only cable ISP here. The alternatives (such as Be) require you to have a phone-line and its £120 (about 8mths broadband) to be reconnected, so as long as virgin keep their prices just below line rental + isp charges, they will get plenty of customers
I predicted it! Just yesterday I said it's only a matter of time until wikipedia get filtered by the Australian. Well I was off by about 10,000 miles but I was right that SOME government would eventually filter wikipedia & suppress freedom of knowledge.
wow, predicting stuff is somewhat more impressive if you do it before it happens. Virgin was already doing this on Friday morning.
the proxies only kick in for "blocked" sites, all a DDOS would do is stop their customers getting to Wikipedia at all.
yes, this is possibly the worst "block" ever. even <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Virgin_Killer">this</a> works. A simple greasemonkeys script can easily get round it too
something like...
// @include http:*wikipedia.org*
// @include https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/*
var allLinks, thisLink, change;
var banned = [];
banned = ["action=edit","Virgin_Killer"];
allLinks = document.evaluate('//a[@href]',document,null,XPathResult.UNORDERED_NODE_SNAPSHOT_TYPE, null);
if (window.location.host.match("wikipedia.org")) {
for (var i = 0; i < allLinks.snapshotLength; i++) {
thisLink = allLinks.snapshotItem(i);
change = false
for (var j = 0; j < banned.length ; j++) {
if (thisLink.href.match(banned[j])) { change = true }
} if (change) {
thisLink.href = thisLink.href.replace("http://", "https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/")
thisLink.href = thisLink.href.replace(window.location.host , window.location.host.replace(".wikipedia.org",""))
} } }
if (window.location.host.match("secure.wikimedia.org")) {
for (var i = 0; i < allLinks.snapshotLength; i++) {
thisLink = allLinks.snapshotItem(i);
change = false
for (var j = 0; j < banned.length ; j++) {
if (thisLink.href.match(banned[j])) { change = true }
} if (!change) {
thisLink.href = thisLink.href.replace("https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/","http://")
thisLink.href = thisLink.href.replace("/w",".wikipedia.org/w")
} } }
If you don't distribute then how is using GPL tools for internal development illegal?
troll much?
Maybe not for a spacesim, but games from other genres could use it, ive been having a play with ufo:ai (an xcom clone) recently and they make heavy use of the quake engine. Despite being to old for any fps the quake engine is defiantly a lot better than a plain isometric grid that would have been the only alternative.
The thing is with Opera being known for its standards compliance, I'd guess it has got there through continuous improvement and no just drinking kool aid like certain web(kit) rendering engnines. Personally i use firefox and am happy that minefield passes css3 test suites (well one anyway) before acid3 (that should come naturally when the standard is properly implemented). Ofc its a shame it still fails at css2.1
Nice to see you got modded funny, did you know that windows,mac,linux & even bsd also implement "horrendous security holes" by letting the users run programs, crazy i know!
i believe the appropriate 'meme' is
It does not stop you doing stupid things, because that would also stop you doing clever things
like using Javascript to do badly what Flash has been able to do well for decades.
Flash does stuff well?
mouse gestures: keyboard shortcuts for the idiots
Slower than the keyboard and less intuitive than GUI buttons.
Besides input devices should be configured at the OS level, while introducing mouse gestures to a whole new bunch of idiots may have been useful, any good operating system lets you configure mouse gestures at that level, giving all programs the 'benefits'.
I reinstall my computer, or what-fucking-ever.
Sell me the product I want to buy, and I'll buy it.
Don't, and I won't.
Can't get any simpler than that.
Thats what i actually liked about steam was i could forget about cds, honestly i tend to torrent stuff i have just because i cant be botherd to keep a stack of CDs, steam lets you get all your games back after reinstall.
Its been awhile since i used steam but IRRC you had to periodically re-register even if you ticked the offline mode box.