There's a much easier way to clean and lube power supply fans. I've repaired fans with completely seized bearings like this:
1) Remove the sticker on the fan, there will be a rubber plug. Remove it and put a few drops of oil inside (I use sewing machine oil).
2) Replace the plug.
3) Spray the fan with air and make it spin quite fast. This will get the oil spread around inside.
4) After cleaning everything with the air and the fan is spinning good again, remove the plug again, and check to see how much oil is left. You might need to add another drop or two.
A combination of secure cryptography and steganography is ideal. Cryptographic data should be inheritantly random, and thus, when "they" try to analyze your image to see if there is hidden content, all they will get is random gibberish.
These screw with the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Services/Winsock2 keys and make things break. It's not easy to remove them until you get used to it. We had to request several times from New.Net to get removal instructions.
If we had to pay solely for outbound traffic, all the P2P networks would shut down, because nobody would want to host files, people would just want to leech (because leeching is free).
I'd guess it was WMA. WMA has a built-in ripper right in the interface, and it rips to WMA. It *is* pretty slick, but with all this DRM crap I think I'll stick to MP3 thank you.
He knows exactly what he's talking about. You only get the source if you get the binaries. Until you get ahold of the binaries, you have no right to the source.
Agreed. I have been hardcore into Slackware since around 1997 and always keep coming back. Thank you for you rhard work, and keeping slackware the way it is, and the way linux should be.
Just a slight correction to the previous stories about Lindows being pre-installed on Wal-Mart PCs, people on HardForums claim to have seen the Lindows machines IN STORES>
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There's a much easier way to clean and lube power supply fans. I've repaired fans with completely seized bearings like this:
1) Remove the sticker on the fan, there will be a rubber plug. Remove it and put a few drops of oil inside (I use sewing machine oil).
2) Replace the plug.
3) Spray the fan with air and make it spin quite fast. This will get the oil spread around inside.
4) After cleaning everything with the air and the fan is spinning good again, remove the plug again, and check to see how much oil is left. You might need to add another drop or two.
A combination of secure cryptography and steganography is ideal. Cryptographic data should be inheritantly random, and thus, when "they" try to analyze your image to see if there is hidden content, all they will get is random gibberish.
You think having "Packard Bell" on it is a REDEEMING feature?!?!
I found my friend's open printer and printed goatse off on it. Later that evening, he called me up and asked me for help securing his machine :)
Hello Friend! I would like to offer you some of these fabulous MP3 music files. Would you like them? The first one is always free :D
In these parts, cell phones are all in the 681, 631 and 684 exchanges. 681 is for Roger's AT, 631 is for SaskTel, and 684 is for PayAsYouGo Rogers.
PuTTY is one of the best Windows SSH clients I have ever used!
These screw with the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Services/Winsock2 keys and make things break. It's not easy to remove them until you get used to it. We had to request several times from New.Net to get removal instructions.
or putty. it's a 200k executable and is available on tucows
I got one of these the other day to a webmaster account on a box I manage. I don't use it for anything...
If we had to pay solely for outbound traffic, all the P2P networks would shut down, because nobody would want to host files, people would just want to leech (because leeching is free).
Don't do this guys!
Yes sir Mr PHB we'll get right on it.
:)
1 year later, millions of research dollars are gone with no results.
I'd guess it was WMA. WMA has a built-in ripper right in the interface, and it rips to WMA. It *is* pretty slick, but with all this DRM crap I think I'll stick to MP3 thank you.
Ya man, that's how I do it.
I agree. Even without emulation, not having the Paladium instructions could push a lot of people to the Mac-side.
AMD also has a fab plant in Germany I believe.
Hey... that guy's name is Warez!
He knows exactly what he's talking about. You only get the source if you get the binaries. Until you get ahold of the binaries, you have no right to the source.
Agreed. I have been hardcore into Slackware since around 1997 and always keep coming back. Thank you for you rhard work, and keeping slackware the way it is, and the way linux should be.
I got one of these Neato things with my burner...HP 8250i. I've never used it though... I use a permanent marker.. Makes all the labels I need.
Air conditioner? Wouldn't you worry about condensation from the cool air?
Ahh!!! We definately don't want to compile IIS into apache!
Canon sells binoculars with something like this already
indeed. it's only a redirect but still...
Found InterNIC referral to whois.opensrs.net.
Registrant:
NewPic.com Inc.
9 East Loockerman Street
Dover, DE 19901
US
Domain Name: NAKEDKIDS.COM
Administrative Contact:
Hostmaster, Hostmaster www@37.net
9 East Loockerman Street
Dover, DE 19901
US
310-203-6699
Registered to a man in delaware... How strange.
Just a slight correction to the previous stories about Lindows being pre-installed on Wal-Mart PCs, people on HardForums claim to have seen the Lindows machines IN STORES>