If it's a Compaq, there is a program called NOF1 that will flip some bits in the CMOS so your computer will start up even w/o a keyboard, at least until your CMOS battery dies. It's from the 386 days but I have used it on machines as new as PIIIs (don't have any newer Compaqs to try it on.)
As usual you will need an icky DOS boot disk or something like it.
Given the relative scarcity of larger bodies of water there, I did not realize that New Mexico had any pirates at all, let alone some in the legislature. Good work!
Also, pi = 4. Or maybe 3.2. The government has spoken, let it be written!
No, it was a valid, unused rfc1918 address in the correct subnet. MAC address was the one on the card in the computer in question.
My home shorewall box correctly drops 169.254.x.x made-up addresses, and my ISP does not forward traffic from IPs not assigned to it. I know, I configure the routers.
But really there's no point trying to find technical explanations when the obvious one is at hand - you can't read a sniffer trace for shit.
Having the ability to install Ethereal does not magically confer on you the ability to interpret the results correctly.
tcpdump, actually. I know what I saw, and I get to practice my sniffing skills on several hundred DSL & T1 subscribers daily.:)
And I agree with the ne2000 thing, I think it was a card that worked with the ne2k-pci driver on linux (an old linksys maybe?)
This is kinda old, but some years ago my neighbor got a new Win ME (!!!) machine, and I helped him put in a NIC and put it on our little neighborhood network. I was curious if it was going to phone home, so I had a sniffer running on my router...
The damn thing picked/guessed a valid (NATted) IP address, netmask, and gateway without using DHCP (arp tricks?), and sent a load of mystery packets to an address in a Microsoft IP block. Only then did the computer do the "new device detected" routine, but could not find a driver for the NIC and I had to go fetch one on another machine.
I heard he was found almost completely straightened out, stuck in the emergency eject hole of an old 4x CD-ROM drive... he'd also been receiving emails threatening that someone was going to "f***ing kill" him, yet they're calling it a suicide!
He will be interred next to his cousin Bob in the solid-gold family crypt.
Harrison Ford is American, right? So I assume that he spends most of his time in the USA... So what the hell is he going to do with £20 million British pounds in America? Maybe he's do it if he were to be offered some spendable American dollars... duh!!!
"Also, only region receiving light can be seen, which explains why no recent pictures of Thailand are available"
Riiiiight... Has anyone ever seen Thailand and Envisat together? Didn't think so! One minute Thailand is right next to you, then you turn around and there's Envisat, but where did Thailand go???
I think any decent person can see what I'm getting at here.
Do the distros change the referrer info that is sent along with Google (and other) searches performed from the browser search bar? Some speculate that Mozilla Co. makes some pretty good cash this way--are there any distros that change this and get a piece of the action?
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Maybe his time is free, but mine isn't.
What do we owe you for this post, then?
If it's a Compaq, there is a program called NOF1 that will flip some bits in the CMOS so your computer will start up even w/o a keyboard, at least until your CMOS battery dies. It's from the 386 days but I have used it on machines as new as PIIIs (don't have any newer Compaqs to try it on.)
6 7.ZIP
As usual you will need an icky DOS boot disk or something like it.
ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/softpaq/sp0501-1000/SP06
to build a cell phone-jammer-jammer! Get to work!
Be forewarned though, they may have thought of this and could have cell phone-jammer-jammer-jammers available.
It be declared a planet.
Given the relative scarcity of larger bodies of water there, I did not realize that New Mexico had any pirates at all, let alone some in the legislature. Good work!
Also, pi = 4. Or maybe 3.2. The government has spoken, let it be written!
They should start a business consulting for other groups who want to go into business but can't quite figure out what business they want to be in...
Did that IP resemble 169.254.x.x by any chance?
:)
No, it was a valid, unused rfc1918 address in the correct subnet. MAC address was the one on the card in the computer in question.
My home shorewall box correctly drops 169.254.x.x made-up addresses, and my ISP does not forward traffic from IPs not assigned to it. I know, I configure the routers.
But really there's no point trying to find technical explanations when the obvious one is at hand - you can't read a sniffer trace for shit.
Having the ability to install Ethereal does not magically confer on you the ability to interpret the results correctly.
tcpdump, actually. I know what I saw, and I get to practice my sniffing skills on several hundred DSL & T1 subscribers daily.
And I agree with the ne2000 thing, I think it was a card that worked with the ne2k-pci driver on linux (an old linksys maybe?)
anyway, creepy and very real.
This is kinda old, but some years ago my neighbor got a new Win ME (!!!) machine, and I helped him put in a NIC and put it on our little neighborhood network. I was curious if it was going to phone home, so I had a sniffer running on my router...
The damn thing picked/guessed a valid (NATted) IP address, netmask, and gateway without using DHCP (arp tricks?), and sent a load of mystery packets to an address in a Microsoft IP block. Only then did the computer do the "new device detected" routine, but could not find a driver for the NIC and I had to go fetch one on another machine.
W T F ?
Unfortunately I have since lost the pcap dump.
Moderation: -1, no proof
There's a free patcher here that I've used on a few 2k machines and one NT4 machine and nothing has blown up thus far.
First link under "freeware downloads".
I prefer a discreet brown paper bag...
bah weep grana weep minibom
I heard he was found almost completely straightened out, stuck in the emergency eject hole of an old 4x CD-ROM drive... he'd also been receiving emails threatening that someone was going to "f***ing kill" him, yet they're calling it a suicide!
He will be interred next to his cousin Bob in the solid-gold family crypt.
>It should not take Apple's iTunes team more than 2-3 days to implement a solution for not wrapping content with FairPlay...
Yes, but that doesn't include the six months needed to design the new icons...
mememe!!! I want a bionic cat eye implant, where do I sign up?
The "vehicle" in question was a shark with... oh, you know...
Harrison Ford is American, right? So I assume that he spends most of his time in the USA... So what the hell is he going to do with £20 million British pounds in America? Maybe he's do it if he were to be offered some spendable American dollars... duh!!!
Try disabling FF's "find as you type" autostart by putting this in your prefs.js:
, false);
:)
user_pref("accessibility.typeaheadfind.autostart"
If that doesn't work, try disabling f.a.y.t. completely:
user_pref ("accessibility.typeaheadfind", false);
You're expecting it in about 10 years, then?
A cure for diabetic mice? My cat's diabetic, you insensitive clods!
Riiiiight... Has anyone ever seen Thailand and Envisat together? Didn't think so! One minute Thailand is right next to you, then you turn around and there's Envisat, but where did Thailand go???
I think any decent person can see what I'm getting at here.
Therefore, we can conclude that the fair value of Myspace was 100x or more what News Corp. paid!
Or can we conclude that they paid 100 times too much for IGN?
Do the distros change the referrer info that is sent along with Google (and other) searches performed from the browser search bar? Some speculate that Mozilla Co. makes some pretty good cash this way--are there any distros that change this and get a piece of the action?
I know it's weird, but...
I love the way you say "passport".
C'mon, won't you say it again?
mmmmmm.... passport... it's just such a beautiful word...
passport...
passport!
this
That's not really China, it's actually a movie set in the middle of the desert...
backuppc rocks!