Actually that's kind of the problem with this rating system... Web sites aren't static. What's XXX today may be G rated tomorrow. Add to that the fact that you may be rating yourself based on the sites you link to (which are also not static), and at any given time your rating could change drastically.
I know this is offtopic, but... Are there mp3 players out there that won't play music I've downloaded from gnutella? I've heard allegations and rumors that the sony network walkmans won't play these... ??? I may be under the influence.
You cannot block spoofed syn packets. There is no way to know, once the packet gets to your firewall, if the packets source is really what it says it is. The only thing that can reduce spoofed source syn packets is 'egress' firewalling. That is blocking spoofed packets as they leave your network, since that is the last time that you will know if the packet actually originates from where it says it does.
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Well... The Cyrix chips didn't do well, but it wasn't because of their shady marketing, it was because the Cyrix chips absolutely sucked... (This is MHO, after owning one... I hated the damned thing...)
I'm not sure what kind of hard drive you have, or what Operating system... So I'll start assuming things (in true slashdot style)... Assuming that you're running Linux and a newer IDE drive, you can increase your drive transfer rates (in my case, by nearly a factor of 2) using hdparm. It has a man page, and there is a good article on Oreillynet about it here
Germany... Last bastion for open communcation? Give it twenty years... The U.S. govt. is doing it's best to shove the genie back into the bottle... Shouldn't this be a sign to them?
I like the idea of setting up profiles that allow you to fire up all the programs necessary for "text processing" applications.
I don't know how easy it would be to use this system, but at least it's innovation. It's the most original OS interface idea I've seen since the virtual desktop.
erm... yes... well slashdot apparently doesn't like less than greater than signs, which means the username and passwords for the ftp sites got filtered out... I believe that they are all "anonymous" and a blank password... Sorry for the confusion.
Current Mirror Sites
Type URL Login Password Source Binaries Solver Maintainer
FTP ftp://openoffice:@ftp.ists.pwr.wroc.pl/ openoffice 633 (all platforms) 633 (all platforms) Bartek Maruszewski
FTP ftp://borft.student.utwente.nl/ 633, 627, 625, 617 633 (Linux, Win32), in 5 MB parts Michael Niblett*
HTTP http://borft.student.utwente.nl/openoffice/ 633, 627, 625, 617 633 (Linux, Win32), in 5 MB parts Michael Niblett*
HTTP http://sapi.vlsm.org/openoffice/ 633 (ZIP for Win32) Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim
FTP ftp://sapi.vlsm.org/openoffice/ 633 (ZIP for Win32) Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim
FTP ftp://sapi.vlsm.org/openoffice/ 633 (ZIP for Win32) in 1440000 byte parts Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim
HTTP http://sapi.vlsm.org/openoffice/win32split/ 633 (ZIP for Win32) in 1440000 byte parts Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim
HTTP http://office.qkaka.com/ * localized ZIP H.Z.
FTP ftp://ftp.3way.com.hk/ All current binaries, solver, and source; files in parts. Nelson Lau
FTP ftp://mirrors.unam.mx/pub/OpenOffice/ All current binaries and source, all platforms. Alfredo Aguayo.
This is similar to what we did. We worked in groups and commented our functions. This taught black box programming, how to work with other peoples code, and how to COMMENT the code. Coders who don't comment their code should be forced to document large, obscure platform, assembly language programs.
This is going to sound stupid.... Is it legal to download this show (Enterprise)? If it's not, would it be legal if the commercials were included in the file? I'm not worried about running afoul of the law, but I am curious...
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When did Bush say that? Can you give us a link?
Because if you can link to it, it must be true...
Actually that's kind of the problem with this rating system... Web sites aren't static. What's XXX today may be G rated tomorrow. Add to that the fact that you may be rating yourself based on the sites you link to (which are also not static), and at any given time your rating could change drastically.
what do I do with this? Is this in /etc/hosts/deny?
;)
Sorry... But I can't be the only one who doesn't know how to benefit from this last post...
I know this is offtopic, but... Are there mp3 players out there that won't play music I've downloaded from gnutella? I've heard allegations and rumors that the sony network walkmans won't play these... ??? I may be under the influence.
why? looks like it just goes to a dictionary definition of the word 'gullible'
shrug
You cannot block spoofed syn packets. There is no way to know, once the packet gets to your firewall, if the packets source is really what it says it is. The only thing that can reduce spoofed source syn packets is 'egress' firewalling. That is blocking spoofed packets as they leave your network, since that is the last time that you will know if the packet actually originates from where it says it does.
So.... I can't get my e-mail if I run linux? I hope I'm misunderstanding something.
How about:
"Hello, may I speak to David please?"
"I'm sorry he's tied down, ass up on the credenza with a ball-gag in his mouth. Can I take a message?"
If that doesn't work, hang up the phone immediately, lest the vapid brain void is contagious.
The image on terraserver that abc encoded. Clarification: This was NOT a terrorist encoded picture. This was planted by ABC and found and decoded.
These matters fall into the domain of the EFF.
I wonder (bandwidth not withstanding) what kind of performance you could get out of a RAID array of RAM drives...
I wonder if "intentionally obscured" is the same as "encrypted" in the eyes of the DCMA...
Not so well apparently... :)
Andrew
Well... The Cyrix chips didn't do well, but it wasn't because of their shady marketing, it was because the Cyrix chips absolutely sucked... (This is MHO, after owning one... I hated the damned thing...)
Donning Asbestos Jumpsuit...
Last night on CNN a military official said (paraphrase) "We're running out of targets to hit."
The war in Afganistan isn't our big concern. Our greatest threat comes from within and is directed at our fundamental freedoms.
Tangentially on topic (read: offtopic).
I'm not sure what kind of hard drive you have, or what Operating system... So I'll start assuming things (in true slashdot style)... Assuming that you're running Linux and a newer IDE drive, you can increase your drive transfer rates (in my case, by nearly a factor of 2) using hdparm. It has a man page, and there is a good article on Oreillynet about it here
Andrew
Germany... Last bastion for open communcation? Give it twenty years... The U.S. govt. is doing it's best to shove the genie back into the bottle... Shouldn't this be a sign to them?
I like the idea of setting up profiles that allow you to fire up all the programs necessary for "text processing" applications.
I don't know how easy it would be to use this system, but at least it's innovation. It's the most original OS interface idea I've seen since the virtual desktop.
Andrew
erm... yes... well slashdot apparently doesn't like less than greater than signs, which means the username and passwords for the ftp sites got filtered out... I believe that they are all "anonymous" and a blank password... Sorry for the confusion.
Andrew
Current Mirror Sites
Type URL Login Password Source Binaries Solver Maintainer
FTP ftp://openoffice:@ftp.ists.pwr.wroc.pl/ openoffice 633 (all platforms) 633 (all platforms) Bartek Maruszewski
FTP ftp://borft.student.utwente.nl/ 633, 627, 625, 617 633 (Linux, Win32), in 5 MB parts Michael Niblett*
HTTP http://borft.student.utwente.nl/openoffice/ 633, 627, 625, 617 633 (Linux, Win32), in 5 MB parts Michael Niblett*
HTTP http://sapi.vlsm.org/openoffice/ 633 (ZIP for Win32) Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim
FTP ftp://sapi.vlsm.org/openoffice/ 633 (ZIP for Win32) Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim
FTP ftp://sapi.vlsm.org/openoffice/ 633 (ZIP for Win32) in 1440000 byte parts Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim
HTTP http://sapi.vlsm.org/openoffice/win32split/ 633 (ZIP for Win32) in 1440000 byte parts Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim
HTTP http://office.qkaka.com/ * localized ZIP H.Z.
FTP ftp://ftp.3way.com.hk/ All current binaries, solver, and source; files in parts. Nelson Lau
FTP ftp://mirrors.unam.mx/pub/OpenOffice/ All current binaries and source, all platforms. Alfredo Aguayo.
I'm running one of these right now as my MASQ/NAT box... You should see how quickly fortune executes...
;-)
This is similar to what we did. We worked in groups and commented our functions. This taught black box programming, how to work with other peoples code, and how to COMMENT the code. Coders who don't comment their code should be forced to document large, obscure platform, assembly language programs.
Haha... Read the post before yours...
Ticker symbol SDS? (I don't know if that's them or not...) Share prices are under $25 right now...
This is going to sound stupid.... Is it legal to download this show (Enterprise)? If it's not, would it be legal if the commercials were included in the file? I'm not worried about running afoul of the law, but I am curious...
Thanks for the reply,
Andrew