I'm a sysadmin. I send lots of passwords to users (on account creation, that is). Got tired of sending them in clear text (since they don't do GPG/PGP), or spelling them on the phone. So I created a simple php application that, under SSL, will encrypt your message on disk and offer it ONLY to the first visit (the message is destroyed on first read). I've been using it since, best bunch of hours spend on code. There: https://onetimepaste.org/
If you don't know how to clean your computer and it's cheaper to throw it away, please find some charity or way to make your computer available to those that can't even afford one. Probably their new owner will be willing to do the cleaning job or won't have internet connection to make spyware such a 'big' problem.
I've been using it since March and the stats talk form themselves: My spamfilters stats.
It's worth mentioning that I don't get false positives with SA, and CRM114 gets 1 every now and then. On a daily basis I get 70 spams caught by CRM114 and not by SA.
All users of Telefonica's (spain biggest ISP) DSL service have to suffer their fucking 'transparent' proxies. And sites like slashdot insist on setting those proxies on their shit list. So It's quite frequent that lots of spanish 'Nerds' don't get Stuff that 'matters'.
Thanks Telefonica, and the rest of the world, for nothing.
> designed specifically to search for liquid water and signs of life on Europa
We are here! There's life in France, Italy, Spain, UK..... well maybe not there..;)
Sending a 'space' mission to search for us... Oh! you said nuclear powered? So they call 'them' space missions now.
The KDE 3 bug he's talking about is a user-interface change in konqueror: form elements can be changed by mousing-over them and turning the scroll wheel, which is very bad. Hopefully the KDE guys will roll this change back to the previous behavior.
That's not a bug. If you don't want to change the list selection with the wheel. DON'T put your mouse ON it AND scroll the WHEEL! I don't want to open the whole damn list, so I don't click on the arrow and call it a bug. Duh!
> Not to start a flamewar of any kind but there
> isn't a company I can think of who would dish > out cash for some huge mainframe-like computer > solely to let one of their geeks toy with, and
> install anything other than something proven
> (or semi-proven via marketing.)
http://slashdot.org/articles/00/12/07/1451230.sh tm l --
There was a time when (almost) everyone wanted peace in the world.
Yopy and a MP3 player for my car are OK, but there's lots of people suffering out there.
Let's make Peace one of ours wish list entries.
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I'm a sysadmin. I send lots of passwords to users (on account creation, that is). Got tired of sending them in clear text (since they don't do GPG/PGP), or spelling them on the phone. So I created a simple php application that, under SSL, will encrypt your message on disk and offer it ONLY to the first visit (the message is destroyed on first read). I've been using it since, best bunch of hours spend on code. There: https://onetimepaste.org/
As root, or with sudo:
/dev/sdX
eject
where X is the letter assigned to your iPod. And you'll be able to play your Ipod while connected to your computer.
If you don't know how to clean your computer and it's cheaper to throw it away, please find some charity or way to make your computer available to those that can't even afford one.
Probably their new owner will be willing to do the cleaning job or won't have internet connection to make spyware such a 'big' problem.
Or an email client. Those eat my time.
When you buy a Dell in Spain you:
a) Must agree (in the web form) that:
- It's you the one using the computer/PDA
- You are not selling the computer to one of those bad countries
b) Must inform them if you're controlling weapons or nuclear stuff with the computer (or printer, since the form is the same).
Maybe some other stupid questions, that I can't remember.
I've been using it since March and the stats talk form themselves:
My spamfilters stats.
It's worth mentioning that I don't get false positives with SA, and CRM114 gets 1 every now and then. On a daily basis I get 70 spams caught by CRM114 and not by SA.
All users of Telefonica's (spain biggest ISP) DSL service have to suffer their fucking 'transparent' proxies. And sites like slashdot insist on setting those proxies on their shit list. So It's quite frequent that lots of spanish 'Nerds' don't get Stuff that 'matters'.
Thanks Telefonica, and the rest of the world, for nothing.
Sending a 'space' mission to search for us... Oh! you said nuclear powered? So they call 'them' space missions now.
You'll be packaged (.deb of course)
That's not a bug. If you don't want to change the list selection with the wheel. DON'T put your mouse ON it AND scroll the WHEEL! I don't want to open the whole damn list, so I don't click on the arrow and call it a bug. Duh!
> free security updates, unlike RedHat
AFAIK all Linux distros offer free security updates. And even not security related updates. Including RedHat.
When the topic reads 'Orgasmic Screens, Coming Soon'
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> Not to start a flamewar of any kind but there
h tm l
> isn't a company I can think of who would dish > out cash for some huge mainframe-like computer > solely to let one of their geeks toy with, and
> install anything other than something proven
> (or semi-proven via marketing.)
http://slashdot.org/articles/00/12/07/1451230.s
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There was a time when (almost) everyone wanted peace in the world.
Yopy and a MP3 player for my car are OK, but there's lots of people suffering out there.
Let's make Peace one of ours wish list entries.
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I hope you don't mind, I copied your webpage and put it on my Geocities site.
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/8393/
BTW, since the content owner of that page is Geonazis and the content owner of my page is Geonazis too, are they violating their own copyrights?