Dunno where you are in the UK., but the London hack space is activly seeking members so they can get more subscription fees, so they can buy a laser cutter and lathes etc.
Also in london is the metropolitan works, http://www.metropolitanworks.org/ , expensive, but London hack space is a member, and the blueprint model shop which has a laser cutter.
I'm not sure the 'androids' are really androids, i think they might be vortiguants:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vortigaunt
The leg structure looks similar.
This site (full of spam comments) has a y2k bug:
http://www.amtor.com/cgi-bin/links/cougalinks.cgi?action=view-links
note that the dates are "19109" (or 19110 now), this is beacause perl stores the year as the number of years after 1900, so 1999 is 99, and 2000 is 100, you were supposed to print years by adding the perl year to 1900 and then converting the result to a string and printing that, but many people didn't bother and instead printed "19" and then the perl year, which is why that site is showing "19109" as the year...
It's worth seeing the Spacestation 3d IMAX film - it has a IMAX sequence of a Soyuz taking off with the camera at ground level very close to the launch pad, it practically takes your head off:)
Same here, i've been using softdep on netbsd for as long as it's existed and i've had one filesystem corruption problem (which i'm not sure is softdep related).
There are people on the NetBSD lists who are keen to get rid of it tho, and WAPBL (the new logging stuff) is pretty good.
There's an extention to TCP called ECN (explicit congestion notification) that marks packets as experiencing congestion rather than dropping them, you can see before and after graphs here:
Domain keys breaks mail sent through a mailinglist where the mailing list software dosn't strip the domain keys header.
All the vairous sender authentication stuff have two problems, they either break mailing lists, or forwarding, or both. Both problems are solvable but involve changing how you do mailing lists or forwarding.
That happened to my site yesterday, and it got reported to spamcop, so now i have to persuade them i've not a spammer.
Sigh.
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SPF makes the From: address mean something.
No! it dosn't!
SPF makes the SMTP Envelope MAIL FROM: mean something.
If it checked the From: it would break every mailing list on the planet.
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Dunno where you are in the UK., but the London hack space is activly seeking members so they can get more subscription fees, so they can buy a laser cutter and lathes etc. Also in london is the metropolitan works, http://www.metropolitanworks.org/ , expensive, but London hack space is a member, and the blueprint model shop which has a laser cutter.
It's probably just a respin of China's Red Flag linux distro (Which i think is derived from redhat).
I'm not sure the 'androids' are really androids, i think they might be vortiguants: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vortigaunt The leg structure looks similar.
When you make claim like this (google hacking into server etc.), it would be REALLY helpful if you would include links to back them up.
This site (full of spam comments) has a y2k bug: http://www.amtor.com/cgi-bin/links/cougalinks.cgi?action=view-links note that the dates are "19109" (or 19110 now), this is beacause perl stores the year as the number of years after 1900, so 1999 is 99, and 2000 is 100, you were supposed to print years by adding the perl year to 1900 and then converting the result to a string and printing that, but many people didn't bother and instead printed "19" and then the perl year, which is why that site is showing "19109" as the year...
It may be making a difference for *other people* who can now discard spams that use your domain name.
So when do we see an iPhone 3.11 for workgroups?
It's worth seeing the Spacestation 3d IMAX film - it has a IMAX sequence of a Soyuz taking off with the camera at ground level very close to the launch pad, it practically takes your head off :)
The shiped instructions definatly stink, there are better assembly instructions here:
https://www.galileoscope.org/gs/sites/galileoscope.org.gs/files/Galileoscope-Instructions-20090710rtf.pdf
and here:
http://unawe.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=418&Itemid=139
There's an mmo called neocron which is very cyberpunk (cyberspace hacking, remote control drones, nasty toxic dark future):
http://www.neocron.com/
It's getting a bit long in the tooth tho.
There's also the dystopia mod for hl2.
What happens if/when there is an x86 -> arm jit runtime compiler?
Remember apple has a nice ppc -> x86 jit for when it switched to intel cpu's, so it's not impossible.
and don't forget than dotnet is cpu independent!
How do you prevent the people doing the transfer rootkiting you as they do it?
Same here, i've been using softdep on netbsd for as long as it's existed and i've had one filesystem corruption problem (which i'm not sure is softdep related).
There are people on the NetBSD lists who are keen to get rid of it tho, and WAPBL (the new logging stuff) is pretty good.
There's an extention to TCP called ECN (explicit congestion notification) that marks packets as experiencing congestion rather than dropping them, you can see before and after graphs here:
http://people.freebsd.org/~rpaulo/throughput-withecn.png
http://people.freebsd.org/~rpaulo/throughput-withoutecn.png
See text elite:
http://www.iancgbell.clara.net/elite/text/index.htm
which abstracts the generation part of elite to a sort of text adventure, comes with source code!
> Either we can be WoW and monetize through recurring billing, which we get 96 cents out of every dollar
Is that actually true? and if so where did you find that number?
Domain keys breaks mail sent through a mailinglist where the mailing list software dosn't strip the domain keys header.
All the vairous sender authentication stuff have two problems, they either break mailing lists, or forwarding, or both. Both problems are solvable but involve changing how you do mailing lists or forwarding.
yes, the question isn't "Where are they?", it's "Why are we still here?".
I demands T-shirts.
That happened to my site yesterday, and it got reported to spamcop, so now i have to persuade them i've not a spammer.
Sigh.
SPF makes the From: address mean something. No! it dosn't! SPF makes the SMTP Envelope MAIL FROM: mean something. If it checked the From: it would break every mailing list on the planet.
I second this.
Slashdot editors: You are armed with a loaded weapon, and you show no inclination to use it safely, or to have any respect for your 'victims'.
Perhaps you could mirror sites at slashdot as/when you link to them?
Showing off the soekris Net4521's which consume.net may be adopting as there weapon of choice.
The french guy with the singing birds and the cybernetic parrot sausage is Paul Granjon from zlabs.
Some ISP's in kenya tried to set up an internet exchange point so that traffic local to kenya could stay local, rather than going to the US and back.
Their goverment prevented them.
Luckily it looks like commen sense is breaking through.
But with this kind of policy being laid down by african goverments it's no wonder the continent is in trouble.
The current consume website is broken cos the guys admining the box don't want to upgrade the software on it.
The beta version of the new one is here.