yeah, it will download banners and unwanted content as well if you are very very not carefull, so you might end up wasting a lot of bandwidth following irrelevant links.
... all mail servers should be required to use a password to send email, plus no rely (or a mail shoudl use the mailserver (i.e. sendmail daemon) where the mail account resides.
However, hacker spammers would soon build up their own mail servers, then mail servers should have a list of trustable mail servers, then the technical level of the fight would be raised.
Then it might be a good idea to do "groups search" using groups theory. you know, like I want the results from the intersection of this search and that search. or "this search" - "that search", which would be the results on "this search", but not on "that search"
nice link. but it was another story. In this one, the sysadmin had managed to get his hands on one of the infected machines, and found a zombie. dissassembled it, read all through the irc's rfc, hacked the zombie and then infected more machines with his non-harming version of the zombie.
Once, a friend of mine passed on a link about a story of an administrator having his network (D)DoS'ed, and how he tracked down the source, through real hack of the infecting software on an infected machine that was one of the nodes attacking the network up to an irc channel.
Great story that was! but I've lost the link. Well, anyway, I was just thinking it might be possible at some time to do this kind of stuff here too. Where is this Dalnet thing more discussed? Is Dalnet up and running with a channel with discussions on the (D)DOS going on?
I have some doubts about the state of the art today. when an icon is drawed, say, for the gnome menu, it creates a pixmap. Is that pixmap shared/memcopied for any other app/whatsoever that needs to render the same icon?
when we do it with svg, you could also save time if you only render the icon once.
With 64 bits making its way to PC's (no matter that intel says its heading for servers only, while AMD says they will make it possible to buy by home users), in no time, 128 bits will make its way to (real) Servers. (i.e. Sun, IBM, SGI).
somebody posted a link, not the main story, but since the main story doesnt mention the region of the DVD's, i would like to add that if it has ANYTHING to do with the region, it REALLY REALLY sucks!
for what i have seen, dvd's are not cheaper in Mexico than they are in the states (with the change of region, that is) and imported DVD's have been to raise price as much as 50%. Whould any of ou pay over 100 US for a special edition of tLotR?
Now, what is the cheapest backup media out there that can get a full DVD at the least? tapes? any other?
and that is more tiresome than moving the mouse to the edge because...?
Actually, that is very bothering, specially when you inadvertently start switching viewports (i.e. when moving the cursor out of the way).
besides, you have shurtcuts to switch desktops, which is very very handy. I only wish they were a bit more independent and polished:
I'd like to be able to have different backgrounds (and meybe even icon sets) among different desktops; and An application started through the run window, or a menu entry, initially display in the desktop where they started.
I might be wrong, but so far only STEP like wm have done it. (maybe enlightenment too, but i couldnt tell).
please post something with some more content, or post nothing at all. As it has turned out, unless you reply something more than a one liner (or unless you touch my nerves) this is my last reply on this thread. I have nothing to further discuss with you, bakarayousama.
btw, since when is use caps lock in two words on a phrase "overuse"? you just did. And if you think im an idion, its nothing near to what i think of you and your sister (whether you have one or not) and brother , and any other close relative of yours.
I was just going to ask if he had done any missuse of his patents. after reading your reply, now I want to ask YOU to post a link that backs your claims, or stop FUDDING
no, how long before it becomes a victim of the/. effect.
Now seriously, How will they regulate non-national posts? (Just to clarify, Im not from the USA) Or how will they take a foreign opinion posted there?
I mean, what would you think of foreign opinions ?. This is an, I would like to think a as, international site (/. , that is) and people from all the world can posts their meaning here.
Slashdot Mirror
yeah, it will download banners and unwanted content as well if you are very very not carefull, so you might end up wasting a lot of bandwidth following irrelevant links.
Thats one of the funniests comments I've ever seen!
good one!
... all mail servers should be required to use a password to send email, plus no rely (or a mail shoudl use the mailserver (i.e. sendmail daemon) where the mail account resides.
However, hacker spammers would soon build up their own mail servers, then mail servers should have a list of trustable mail servers, then the technical level of the fight would be raised.
Then it might be a good idea to do "groups search" using groups theory.
you know, like
I want the results from the intersection of this search and that search.
or
"this search" - "that search", which would be the results on "this search", but not on "that search"
nice link.
but it was another story.
In this one, the sysadmin had managed to get his hands on one of the infected machines, and found a zombie.
dissassembled it, read all through the irc's rfc, hacked the zombie and then infected more machines with his non-harming version of the zombie.
then he managed to track them down.
How did you get that?
Once, a friend of mine passed on a link about a story of an administrator having his network (D)DoS'ed, and how he tracked down the source, through real hack of the infecting software on an infected machine that was one of the nodes attacking the network up to an irc channel.
Great story that was! but I've lost the link.
Well, anyway, I was just thinking it might be possible at some time to do this kind of stuff here too.
Where is this Dalnet thing more discussed? Is Dalnet up and running with a channel with discussions on the (D)DOS going on?
bye bye!
Thats the sound's speed man!
I have some doubts about the state of the art today.
when an icon is drawed, say, for the gnome menu, it creates a pixmap.
Is that pixmap shared/memcopied for any other app/whatsoever that needs to render the same icon?
when we do it with svg, you could also save time if you only render the icon once.
How does gnome goes about it?
With 64 bits making its way to PC's (no matter that intel says its heading for servers only, while AMD says they will make it possible to buy by home users), in no time, 128 bits will make its way to (real) Servers. (i.e. Sun, IBM, SGI).
sure, now for the obligatory Bill Grates citation.
and ten times that amount in bytes ough to be enough for anyone...
my wild guess, without reading the article, of course, is
someone somewhere is working on a 128 bits micro
why should I get it?
It'd probably be rotten in 2 years.
somebody posted a link, not the main story, but since the main story doesnt mention the region of the DVD's, i would like to add
that if it has ANYTHING to do with the region, it REALLY REALLY sucks!
for what i have seen, dvd's are not cheaper in Mexico than they are in the states (with the change of region, that is)
and imported DVD's have been to raise price as much as 50%.
Whould any of ou pay over 100 US for a special edition of tLotR?
Now, what is the cheapest backup media out there that can get a full DVD at the least?
tapes? any other?
and that is more tiresome than moving the mouse to the edge because...?
Actually, that is very bothering, specially when you inadvertently start switching viewports (i.e. when moving the cursor out of the way).
besides, you have shurtcuts to switch desktops, which is very very handy. I only wish they were a bit more independent and polished:
I'd like to be able to have different backgrounds (and meybe even icon sets) among different desktops; and
An application started through the run window, or a menu entry, initially display in the desktop where they started.
I might be wrong, but so far only STEP like wm have done it. (maybe enlightenment too, but i couldnt tell).
please post something with some more content, or post nothing at all.
As it has turned out, unless you reply something more than a one liner (or unless you touch my nerves) this is my last reply on this thread.
I have nothing to further discuss with you, bakarayousama.
btw, since when is use caps lock in two words on a phrase "overuse"? you just did.
And if you think im an idion, its nothing near to what i think of you and your sister (whether you have one or not) and brother , and any other close relative of yours.
nice answer ANONYMOUS COWARD
I was just going to ask if he had done any missuse of his patents.
after reading your reply, now I want to ask YOU to post a link that backs your claims, or stop FUDDING
mplayer has actually an gui, and it is pretty themable/skinnable (I think much in the way gqmpeg or kjöfol is)
and If i remember right, it will also alow you to output to a file in some other format.
yeah, what about cgi's?
I was just wondering,
Can I patent patents?
Maybe with this all the mess would cleanup....
but hey!
if I patent patents then patents should pay me for my patent or stop using patents.
what would happen to my patent then?
no, how long before it becomes a victim of the /. effect.
Now seriously, How will they regulate non-national posts? (Just to clarify, Im not from the USA)
Or how will they take a foreign opinion posted there?
I mean, what would you think of foreign opinions
?. This is an, I would like to think a as, international site (/. , that is) and people from all the world can posts their meaning here.
Just wondering.
Its not only the quality.
I really hope at least two of them are near-complete set of unicode/utf-8 fonts
That'd be great!
and maybe an application oriented to the creation of vectorized fonts for linux would be cool too, but thats another slightly related story
If Freakazoid is anywhere around.
With the advenment of the Internet, that locality is losing its meaning and its appeal.
And I think its a good thing.
Does FM has open frequency bands there (US)?
:P )
will XM?
My guess is just not about anybody will be able to build up a station.
(and it should be obvious about my post that I havent read the article yet