Refridgeration ver 1.0 [known as Ice] was used quite successfully for many years... even in boxcars/trains.
nice troll .. but a little obvious ... a B-
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btw, my great Uncle Spencer [who passed in '65, at 102] was an Indian fighter... use to tell me stories that went along with his scars. He ****ing hated indians, worse than Democrats.
New Code Red II Variant Reported
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My slashdot story was rejected.
look here ==> http://www.newsbytes.com/news/01/169297.html
"The new variant, which has initially been dubbed CodeRed.d, is nearly identical to its predecessor except for two minor pieces of code, according to Roger Thompson, head of malicious code research at TruSecure Corp.
The new worm has replaced a fragment of code known as an "atom" that was unique to the earlier version, the string "CodeRedII," with a series of underscore characters. In addition, the byte at offset 07C5 is changed from a 0 to an FF, according to Thompson, who announced the discovery today on a number of security mailing lists.
The minor tweaks in CodeRed.d appear to be a deliberate attempt to evade poorly designed intrusion detection systems or anti-virus software that is merely looking for the "CodeRedII" string, according to Thompson. "
A co-worker told me that early on [perhaps Plato => 18th century, don't know] a 'course' at a University was a professor's 'work in progress' i.e. his next book.
Once he wrote the book, the course was never taught by him again.
What we have here is someone new to trolling. See how lame a comment he makes? Now, he'll crawl back into his hole and think about this for a while before emerging and trying again elsewhere.
This has been Bill Axelrod on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Troll Kingdom.
coupled with the USAs nearly indefinite IP laws it would only be a matter of a generation or two before my ancestors make Bill Gates look like a pauper...
Conventions are turned into inventions, as an old window grate becomes a unique centerpiece or a wagon wheel is transformed into a fine shabby-chic chandelier. Host Christine Pullara shows how to snoop in flea markets and salvage yards, burrow through basements and attics, and turn trash into decorating treasure.
1) Turn old printouts into "high-tech" wallpaper.
2) Glue old broken DAT tapes to AOL coasters [boy-girl-boy-girl] and volia', a desktop letter holder !
3) Old hard drives make great bookends !
4) And a whiteboard, supported by discarded 286s, makes a nice partition for when you get a partner in your 10'x10' cube....
I was doin unix support @ lucent and we hade to work to get this user's CDE fonts *HUGE* [think like 8x3 chars on a 21" monitor] even then the user had to have their nose like 10 inches (.3M) from the screen !!! The user had some degenerative eye disease
The shocking part is... the user drove themself to work everyday, and the car was dent free.
Then the neighbors could see it !!
Please, just leave it in my 10G inbasket.
tia
I wish my manager was in Siberia ......
Refridgeration ver 1.0 [known as Ice] was used quite successfully for many years ... even in boxcars/trains.
btw, my great Uncle Spencer [who passed in '65, at 102] was an Indian fighter ... use to tell me stories that went along with his scars. He ****ing hated indians, worse than Democrats.
My slashdot story was rejected.
look here ==> http://www.newsbytes.com/news/01/169297.html
"The new variant, which has initially been dubbed CodeRed.d, is nearly identical to its predecessor except for two minor pieces of code, according to Roger Thompson, head of malicious code research at TruSecure Corp.
The new worm has replaced a fragment of code known as an "atom" that was unique to the earlier version, the string "CodeRedII," with a series of underscore characters. In addition, the byte at offset 07C5 is changed from a 0 to an FF, according to Thompson, who announced the discovery today on a number of security mailing lists.
The minor tweaks in CodeRed.d appear to be a deliberate attempt to evade poorly designed intrusion detection systems or anti-virus software that is merely looking for the "CodeRedII" string, according to Thompson. "
What Linux wants for it's birthday ... maybe for the school (M$) bully to stop beating it up.
giggles
Harrison Ford as US President would be a wonderful bonus
Combining PhysEd & SexEd
I smell a market here ... can you say IR-Sniffer(tm)?
A co-worker told me that early on [perhaps Plato => 18th century, don't know] a 'course' at a University was a professor's 'work in progress' i.e. his next book.
Once he wrote the book, the course was never taught by him again.
Kind of the inverse of today.
if Jack Valenti got his internet cut because of something like this?
....
hmmmm
I have two jobs to fill
1) short hours, high pay, fixing strippers G-strings.
2) Long hours, low pay, fixing urinals in strip clubs.
I bet there will be a lot of openings for job #2, making it look like that's where the future is.
What we have here is someone new to trolling. See how lame a comment he makes? Now, he'll crawl back into his hole and think about this for a while before emerging and trying again elsewhere.
This has been Bill Axelrod on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Troll Kingdom.
arg!
I hadn't thought of that.....
I wonder if anyone has patented time travel...
coupled with the USAs nearly indefinite IP laws it would only be a matter of a generation or two before my ancestors make Bill Gates look like a pauper...
and I get anoyed when (broken) web pages do *nothing* on my computer...
go figure
Unfortunately, we only get audio when he puts a megaphone against his teeth ... we're trying to figure a way to get video too ...
Conventions are turned into inventions, as an old window grate becomes a unique centerpiece or a wagon wheel is transformed into a fine shabby-chic chandelier. Host Christine Pullara shows how to snoop in flea markets and salvage yards, burrow through basements and attics, and turn trash into decorating treasure.
1) Turn old printouts into "high-tech" wallpaper.
2) Glue old broken DAT tapes to AOL coasters [boy-girl-boy-girl] and volia', a desktop letter holder !
3) Old hard drives make great bookends !
4) And a whiteboard, supported by discarded 286s, makes a nice partition for when you get a partner in your 10'x10' cube....
In essance they put the Naughty Bits in the back room.
Besides, since when do fedishes make people dishonest and/or un-loyal ?
Back to body piercing ...
I'm researching Steganography!
a compUSA superstore open 24/7
who has carpel tunnel or arthritis ... it's time for management and a big bottle of asprin.
I was doin unix support @ lucent and we hade to work to get this user's CDE fonts *HUGE* [think like 8x3 chars on a 21" monitor] even then the user had to have their nose like 10 inches (.3M) from the screen !!! The user had some degenerative eye disease
... the user drove themself to work everyday, and the car was dent free.
The shocking part is
I too have broken Intel Corp.'s HDCP ... and like Niels Ferguson, I must remain silent.
how do you tell the truth out of a basket full of lies?
don't I need to become an expert in order to do this?
doesn't this defeat the purpose of news?
the problem is too much news that doesn't matter, and fewer 'issues' which require concentration longer than a music video.
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