Still, the US haters are going to use this to highlight how US's policy was always about oil. I wonder what this will do to Bush in the elections, probably nothing, too bad.
Now they've erased "WMD" from our collective minds as well, and has reduced the reporting of "Iraq has WMD and is buying nukes" to a "small error" which "should've been left out of the speech", yeah a small error which has left thousands dead, on both sides.
I'm sure those people enjoy the fact that they are dead because of one erronous sentence in Dubya's speech.
I opened the page, downloaded some pictures from my camera, and viewing them got to be so slow, something that's never happened before. I forgot about the page (I have a bad habit of abusing Opera's "Open in background Page" leaving 50+ tabs open at once), but I looked in Task Manager, and Opera was eating 100 MB RAM and 100 MB swap.. nice. But almost zero processor use, strangely.
Anyway I rebooted, so maybe it's that, maybe it's because I was messing with the swap files earlier today (well, last year, meaning yesterday:)
"I think is probably one" is a word for word translation, perhaps the poster was too much in an estatic hurry to get first post that he forgot about the english grammar. Or he just forgot a t and an apostrophe. The first one is a typographical error , the second is grammatical.:)
Too bad the first reaction of a lot of people when they hear the claim that Al Gore claimed to have invented the internet, is to laugh and say "Heh, politicians, they try to take credit for everything.", I'm glad K8Fan did a detailed description of what Al Gore did for the internet, for which he does actually deserve credit. When will we see you as President, Mr. Gore?
Eh, the article below that (with the small infernal mushroom cloud-like picture) is also interesting, but WTF, they call it Holiday Tree now?!? Fuck Political Correctness! Damn, pretty soon Christmas will be "End of Year Holiday", or will that be non-PC for cultures who don't use the Gregorian Calander?? Man...
-- Speaking as a non-Christian who doesn't have a problem with calling Christmas, Christmas. --
Well, maybe a sniper older than 17, and probably not in England, but near White House, Washington, D.C. You might have heard they don't like being photographed.:)
You must be able to accept some losses in the name of peace, progress and prosperity.
Hah, it wasn't for peace, Dubya started a war to get oil and therefore money, damnit. Maybe it wouldn't have benefited the US itself, but it sure made Halliburton & Co. richer. Well, you can count the deaths as losses for prosperity; the Dubya Mafia's prosperity and the loss of lives which don't mean a damn to them. Gotta love the ingenuity.
People forget, there used to exist a diplomatic way to solve to the problem of Saddam Hussein. He didn't even have fucking WMD! If the diplomatic solution had worked, the inspectors would have eyes all over the place that no way WMD could ever be made, and Saddam's weak position would have caused him to slowly lose power and fall. And in case he thinks he should kill some people who are trying to topple him, the UN could have gone in with less fear of WMD and more support from the common Iraqi.
I like how the hard working motivated people in India are growing up accomplishing something, whereas the children of the fat empire get creationist theory in their broken-education-system school.
The school system in India might not be that great either, but I think they have a lot of children who are motivated enough to better themselves; they probably don't sit all day watching Ozzy and Dismissed, but instead learn something productive. The rich world has all the luxury, and we've become lazy because of it.
I remember how someone commented (in light of DMCA), that the next new technology might be created by a Chinese and his Indian friend, because children in USA would be restricted by law to learn anything. No such law is needed, we can see that children would rather look at Britney shaking her tits than at IC diagrams.
You don't need to learn C++, but listen to what people who do know C++ are saying about the patch. If a lot of them say it's evil it'll be mentioned in Slashdot and you'll know that you shouldn't install it.
Wrong.:) The URL I found in the source code is http://www.openwares.org/cgi-bin/exploit.cgi?.. try it with http://www.openwares.org/cgi-bin/exploit.cgi?slash dot.org. It's the error page that the program displays when it hits a probable exploit. The program does the checking in your computer and when the link doesn't have %00 or %01, it just shows it normally. Only when it does see a %00 or %01, it sends the link to the above mentioned page.
If you ask me, maybe they want to have a record of which evil Paypal clone-sites are taking advantage of the exploit so they can tell the cops. Maybe they want to make it easy to tell the users that "MS has issued an update for this problem, please download it!", but of course maybe they want to display ads on that error page (Heh I would do the same).
But no, URLs that are okay are not being sent to that site.
It seems like they made an add-on to IE (it's been done before, e.g. GoogleBar, various pop-up stoppers, Gator/Claria), that probably monitors all URLs, and removes %00's and %01's out of it before giving it back to IE.
Funny stuff, it's mostly a band-aid solution IMO, but a nice slap in the face for MS.:P
Won't your CD-ROM drive die of overuse? I wonder how legal it is when you make a big enough cache that stores the CD contents, so that it would only have to be read once..;-)
Wanna read these ancient manuscripts I found in my basement? It says I'm the king of the world, so give me all your money or I'll chop your head off.
Fucking idiots believing everything written in some stupid fucking manuscripts turned into a book. They can all burn in hell, I summon them to death! Ha.
He probably means SYSTEM "refresh rate".. so the engine checks 60 times a second to see what has happened (if the rocket coming your way has made contact with your body or not, and so on...)
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Still, the US haters are going to use this to highlight how US's policy was always about oil. I wonder what this will do to Bush in the elections, probably nothing, too bad.
Now they've erased "WMD" from our collective minds as well, and has reduced the reporting of "Iraq has WMD and is buying nukes" to a "small error" which "should've been left out of the speech", yeah a small error which has left thousands dead, on both sides.
I'm sure those people enjoy the fact that they are dead because of one erronous sentence in Dubya's speech.
I opened the page, downloaded some pictures from my camera, and viewing them got to be so slow, something that's never happened before. I forgot about the page (I have a bad habit of abusing Opera's "Open in background Page" leaving 50+ tabs open at once), but I looked in Task Manager, and Opera was eating 100 MB RAM and 100 MB swap.. nice. But almost zero processor use, strangely.
:)
Anyway I rebooted, so maybe it's that, maybe it's because I was messing with the swap files earlier today (well, last year, meaning yesterday
Schoen, now describe American women!
"I think is probably one" is a word for word translation, perhaps the poster was too much in an estatic hurry to get first post that he forgot about the english grammar. Or he just forgot a t and an apostrophe. The first one is a typographical error , the second is grammatical. :)
Too bad the first reaction of a lot of people when they hear the claim that Al Gore claimed to have invented the internet, is to laugh and say "Heh, politicians, they try to take credit for everything.", I'm glad K8Fan did a detailed description of what Al Gore did for the internet, for which he does actually deserve credit. When will we see you as President, Mr. Gore?
Have a look at my Panther-powered iPod!
Eh, the article below that (with the small infernal mushroom cloud-like picture) is also interesting, but WTF, they call it Holiday Tree now?!? Fuck Political Correctness! Damn, pretty soon Christmas will be "End of Year Holiday", or will that be non-PC for cultures who don't use the Gregorian Calander?? Man...
-- Speaking as a non-Christian who doesn't have a problem with calling Christmas, Christmas. --
Take a look at this...
:)
There are a few more screenshots, just go to the parent directory.. I hope it doesn't kill his server.
Well, maybe a sniper older than 17, and probably not in England, but near White House, Washington, D.C. You might have heard they don't like being photographed. :)
Waiting to see a ban on kites in that city...
Hmm, sounds familiar.. where is this quote from?
You must be able to accept some losses in the name of peace, progress and prosperity.
Hah, it wasn't for peace, Dubya started a war to get oil and therefore money, damnit. Maybe it wouldn't have benefited the US itself, but it sure made Halliburton & Co. richer. Well, you can count the deaths as losses for prosperity; the Dubya Mafia's prosperity and the loss of lives which don't mean a damn to them. Gotta love the ingenuity.
People forget, there used to exist a diplomatic way to solve to the problem of Saddam Hussein. He didn't even have fucking WMD! If the diplomatic solution had worked, the inspectors would have eyes all over the place that no way WMD could ever be made, and Saddam's weak position would have caused him to slowly lose power and fall. And in case he thinks he should kill some people who are trying to topple him, the UN could have gone in with less fear of WMD and more support from the common Iraqi.
Shouldn't it be undestructable? Go put it in the dishwasher, I heard even that doesn't kill it.
Must stay awake... Smurf will eat me!
What is NSFW? And how do I get those pictures? *g*
Oh "Not Safe For Work". Hey it's Christmas, no one's at work, right?
I like how the hard working motivated people in India are growing up accomplishing something, whereas the children of the fat empire get creationist theory in their broken-education-system school.
The school system in India might not be that great either, but I think they have a lot of children who are motivated enough to better themselves; they probably don't sit all day watching Ozzy and Dismissed, but instead learn something productive. The rich world has all the luxury, and we've become lazy because of it.
I remember how someone commented (in light of DMCA), that the next new technology might be created by a Chinese and his Indian friend, because children in USA would be restricted by law to learn anything. No such law is needed, we can see that children would rather look at Britney shaking her tits than at IC diagrams.
OptinRealBig? Why did I read that as "Open Real Big"? And why did that put the disturbing image of the goatse guy in my head?
But, to be "goatsed" is definitely something this Scott Richter guy (as well as other spammers) deserves.
Yeah, and I (and probably a lot of people) can't download a torrent with a realistic speed because I'm behind a Uni NAT.. :(
You don't need to learn C++, but listen to what people who do know C++ are saying about the patch. If a lot of them say it's evil it'll be mentioned in Slashdot and you'll know that you shouldn't install it.
Wrong. :) The URL I found in the source code is http://www.openwares.org/cgi-bin/exploit.cgi? .. try it with http://www.openwares.org/cgi-bin/exploit.cgi?slash dot.org. It's the error page that the program displays when it hits a probable exploit. The program does the checking in your computer and when the link doesn't have %00 or %01, it just shows it normally. Only when it does see a %00 or %01, it sends the link to the above mentioned page.
If you ask me, maybe they want to have a record of which evil Paypal clone-sites are taking advantage of the exploit so they can tell the cops. Maybe they want to make it easy to tell the users that "MS has issued an update for this problem, please download it!", but of course maybe they want to display ads on that error page (Heh I would do the same).
But no, URLs that are okay are not being sent to that site.
It seems like they made an add-on to IE (it's been done before, e.g. GoogleBar, various pop-up stoppers, Gator/Claria), that probably monitors all URLs, and removes %00's and %01's out of it before giving it back to IE.
:P
Funny stuff, it's mostly a band-aid solution IMO, but a nice slap in the face for MS.
Won't your CD-ROM drive die of overuse? I wonder how legal it is when you make a big enough cache that stores the CD contents, so that it would only have to be read once.. ;-)
Wanna read these ancient manuscripts I found in my basement? It says I'm the king of the world, so give me all your money or I'll chop your head off.
Fucking idiots believing everything written in some stupid fucking manuscripts turned into a book. They can all burn in hell, I summon them to death! Ha.
He probably means SYSTEM "refresh rate".. so the engine checks 60 times a second to see what has happened (if the rocket coming your way has made contact with your body or not, and so on...)
Man if you think that's a bad song, Backstreet Boys and NSync would be Vogon poetry.
Wow, I thought it would be a lot cheaper -- 1 AUD to equal about 0.65-0.70 USD -- but I guess the USD has been weakening for a long time now.