Never heard about DOS attack against LDAP server:-))). Most FTP servers have limited number of users and DOSing them is no problem but nobody cares. HTTP is vulnerable because of it's public nature.
Most big web-servers are dedicated.
You can not prevent public services from being abused by legal requests as you can not prevent me from posting you 30Kg of potatoes. DOS attacks usually use ill-formed requests which we can get rid of.
There're only a few web-server programs available (mostly apache:-)) and modifying them is no problem.
Undating web servers is much more easy than changing all routing because web servers are being updated frequently anyway (we can use ipv6 transition for routing however).
Changes take effect immediately, not in 18 months.
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
Discarding all incomplete requests can solve most problems. One packet is enough for almost any http request. Oh yeah I know there're long cgi-bin requests but these could be handled somehow different.
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
You should mail this to holders of www.rbc.ru who made me set Windows-1251 as default. I realized I'm typing in 1251 too late - slashdot scripts would not let me to change the encoding without rewriting whole message.
And yes, I've got to work in this !@#$ing Windows...
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
Do not slashdot them - I need 'em for my work. Do not try to enter transliterations of russian words (like Zvezda from Çâåçäà) there - this would not work. You can try english words however.
Here's some translations:
Zvezda (Çâåçäà)==star
Zarya (Çàðÿ)==dawn
Mir (Ìèð) is either world or peace. There were two different words before grammatic reform ~100 years ago. BTW AFAIK L.Tolstoy in his Voyna e Mir (Âîéíà è Ìèð) meant not "War and Peace" but "War and World, Society".
Baykonur (Kazakh, not Russian) said to mean "BIG, brown, pinguid land".
If you want to see russian graphics in this message, ensure you read it in Cyrillic Windows-1251 encoding so what Xx looks like Õõ. (If you've got correct fonts.)
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
To recover this I'd take a device measuring the density of dye on a paper (some kind of spectrophotometer) and scan the sheet with it. Knowing the patterns you used I'd just substract them from scanned image and restore original data.
Same for magnetic media - as we know how each pass alters state of the media, knowing all the patterns we could try to invert the operation.
Obviously signal to noice ratio would decrease with each pass, but introducing some randomness (artificial noise) into patterns will make this process more controllable and faster.
I think the best solution is a special random patterns: one should have a [mathematical] set of optimal patterns and choose one of them at random every time.
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
XDF is a usual floppy with less control data on it and thus capable of storing ~1.8 megs. IBM used it for OS/2 distributions since version 3. It requires no special drive.
Maybe IBM used 2.88M before, but I hardly believe it had different distributions for different types of floppies.
P.S. LS/120 is a great thing although it's s-l-o-w.
Moon has no atmosphere preventing you from reaching ~1.3 km/s step by step (though you would need to move you legs really fast, but not often, I suppose).
The only difference is that no one really need 3d except [a few] gamers. MS can make it's next OS 3-dimensional, but it looks like no one will need MS soon.
P.S. BTW there's no need in distortion if you use jpeg.
It should have been formulated like this:
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Specify the set of bit flags that determines the contents and behavior of the scene:
0x00001 CmdrTaco 0x00002 Hemos 0x00004 michael 0x00008 Jon Katz 0x00010 Roblimo 0x00020 Janet Reno 0x00040 Bill Gates 0x00080 everyone at Intel 0x00100 Jack Straw 0x00200 Metallica 0x00400 Hemos' new wife 0x00800 CmdrTaco's gf 0x01000 Natalie Portman 0x02000 Cowboy Neal 0x04000 Whalen Smithers 0x10000 in a prison shower scene like in "Caged Heat" 0x20000 in a prison shower scene like in "Cellblock Cumpanions" 0x40000 in a scene like final of "Red Heat"
MS is the only company using such dirty tricks as defending advertisements "signed by 240 academic figures". This very reminds me former USSR - it's leaders practiced such things as "blame by working masses". Open letter by soviet writers against Solgenitcyn is an example; there are many others. Do you know such a term as "enemy of people" by Stalin? Not of nation or state, but of people, of every last one. MS everytime trys to show everyone hurting MS as hurting the whole industry, damn'em. I HATE Microsoft for this. I HATE they claim people benefit from them while I'm sure I don't. I HATE them saying for me.
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Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
Discarding all incomplete requests can solve most problems. One packet is enough for almost any http request. Oh yeah I know there're long cgi-bin requests but these could be handled somehow different.
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
that most of you would not trade living standards and personal security for privacy...
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
P.S. H-bomb, President, Rocket, Money. Hello to NSA, do you read me?
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
And yes, I've got to work in this !@#$ing Windows...
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
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Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
- Infoart - my favorite;
- Multilex - slower but larger.
Do not slashdot them - I need 'em for my work. Do not try to enter transliterations of russian words (like Zvezda from Çâåçäà) there - this would not work. You can try english words however.Here's some translations:
If you want to see russian graphics in this message, ensure you read it in Cyrillic Windows-1251 encoding so what Xx looks like Õõ. (If you've got correct fonts.)
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
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Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
If so, we'd have no need in antimononopization laws. MS case shows we need it.
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
Most first stories are Funny, not Informative.
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
Same for magnetic media - as we know how each pass alters state of the media, knowing all the patterns we could try to invert the operation.
Obviously signal to noice ratio would decrease with each pass, but introducing some randomness (artificial noise) into patterns will make this process more controllable and faster.
I think the best solution is a special random patterns: one should have a [mathematical] set of optimal patterns and choose one of them at random every time.
Every secretary using MSWord wastes enough resources
I think we would end with proxying instead of routing so that server don't recieve any extra information about client.
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Maybe IBM used 2.88M before, but I hardly believe it had different distributions for different types of floppies.
P.S. LS/120 is a great thing although it's s-l-o-w.
P.S. Moderate parent message up anyway.
Please point me to any of these.
P.S. BTW there's no need in distortion if you use jpeg.
(I vote for 0x40041)
Specify the set of bit flags that determines the contents and behavior of the scene:
0x00001 CmdrTaco
0x00002 Hemos
0x00004 michael
0x00008 Jon Katz
0x00010 Roblimo
0x00020 Janet Reno
0x00040 Bill Gates
0x00080 everyone at Intel
0x00100 Jack Straw
0x00200 Metallica
0x00400 Hemos' new wife
0x00800 CmdrTaco's gf
0x01000 Natalie Portman
0x02000 Cowboy Neal
0x04000 Whalen Smithers
0x10000 in a prison shower scene like in "Caged Heat"
0x20000 in a prison shower scene like in "Cellblock Cumpanions"
0x40000 in a scene like final of "Red Heat"
Last three choices seem to be mutually exclusive.
P.S. Why I'm unable to use <pre> tag here?
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MS is the only company using such dirty tricks as defending advertisements "signed by 240 academic figures". This very reminds me former USSR - it's leaders practiced such things as "blame by working masses". Open letter by soviet writers against Solgenitcyn is an example; there are many others. Do you know such a term as "enemy of people" by Stalin? Not of nation or state, but of people, of every last one. MS everytime trys to show everyone hurting MS as hurting the whole industry, damn'em.
I HATE Microsoft for this. I HATE they claim people benefit from them while I'm sure I don't. I HATE them saying for me.
I think this should eliminate the patent.