Only the newer version of Code Red uses non-blocking socket connections, which means that waiting will still slow down the spread of the older variant of code red.
Correct me If I'm wrong ( and I know someone will) but, I think the only Code Red version that uses non-blocking sockets is the 'B' variant of version 2.
Great, you're making a sound on the newer Code Red variant... What about the old one? I'm still getting about a 4:1 ratio of original code red to anything else...
If you don't have a web-server running, but STILL want to log Code Red, use websnarf... A perl implementation to log attempts to access port 80 [ or whatever port you want I guess... ]
http://www.unixwiz.net/tools/websnarf.html
Yes, it runs under ActivePerl too...
Considering only men have the 'XY' pair, women have two of one or the other [ i forget which ], so it wouldn't matter in the lesbian case...
However, if two men had a child using a donated egg, with DNA removed, it would cause the offspring a problem if he [ assuming the 1/4 chance that a double-male strain was produced ] wished to reproduce naturally... He would only be able to have sons... By another thought, a double-male [ XX or YY... whichever ] could encounter unseen genetic consequences...
Yes, but some people are actually responsible individuals, and he probably is trusted by the staff of the school/district.
Pretty much the same thing, minus the suspension happened to me, I ended up running the school net last year [ 2600 students ] and got pulled out of classes, tests, quizzes, and even an exam [ but I had to go back and finish them, so =P ]. Let's just say that the technicians don't know their heads from their..., I'll stop there.
Hidden Cameras? Who needs hidden cameras? Parents have been shown video tape recordings of their children from the school bus, and even from blatently visible cameras, and still won't believe that the children are misbehaving 90% of the time. Cameras don't stop the minor bullying, they only stop the major infractions, which are then VERY easy to prove... And plus, there's always a blind spot or two lying around.
The concept of Napster, being a file sharing program for only MP3s was okay in itself, but the program could have still used improvement. Anyone who's ever used IRC, and seen the barrage of MP3s available on IRC can tell you that. A good percentage of MP3 playing scripts for mIRC for example, carry triggers to send you the currently playing MP3. Now, I've seen the BSA go after the warez channels on IRC, but haven't heard much about the BSA or anyone else trying to deal with MP3 channels on irc.
I live in New Brunswick [that's in Canada for those of you who don't know, and I've met many who don't] and with all the talk of censorship, and age restriction, I still haven't seen much around me (save the NB Dept. of Education HTTP proxy/filter, but there's a story for another time, and place) Ratings, especially movie ratings are at least 2 or 3 levels lower then anywhere else I've ever seen (except Alberta). I don't know the last time I saw a movie rated "R" by the theatres. Nobody cares as far as I'm concerned. Yes, we do have the one or two souls crying "But, Think of the children!", but, oh well...
The W3C Validator needs some work. It's not just being a pain about using quotes "" [ Although they should be used ] But, it's pulling apart urls, and saying that "mode is undefined", etc, etc, etc... Please, try to find me a major web site that doesn't set the validator off, I wouldn't use it. { I didn't know BGCOLOR="#......" wasn't a W3C standard, oh well...)
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And, mirrored one more time, just in case...
http://myweb.dal.ca/jwpearce/asbc/
365 days * 24 hours * 60 minutes * 60 seconds = 31536000 seconds/year
Now, per year, that means that...
90.00000% uptime - Downtime: 36 days, 12 hours
99.00000% uptime - Downtime: 3 days, 15 hours, 36 minutes
99.90000% uptime - Downtime: 8 hours, 45 minutes, 36 seconds
99.99000% uptime - Downtime: 52mins, 33 secs
99.99900% uptime - Downtime: 5 mins, 15 secs
99.99990% uptime - Downtime: 32 secs
99.99999% uptime - Downtime: 3 secs
Yes, but the FSGS server hasn't been updated in months, which leads to several Blizzard titles simply refusing to work due to new patches.
Maybe they'll release a new version soon...
At first, the tax prices in canada were exorbitantly exaggerated when discussed... $1/cd...
I'm only paying 30cents/cd TOTAL for blanks... Wonder what happened to the other 70cents?
Only the newer version of Code Red uses non-blocking socket connections, which means that waiting will still slow down the spread of the older variant of code red.
Correct me If I'm wrong ( and I know someone will) but, I think the only Code Red version that uses non-blocking sockets is the 'B' variant of version 2.
Great, you're making a sound on the newer Code Red variant... What about the old one? I'm still getting about a 4:1 ratio of original code red to anything else... If you don't have a web-server running, but STILL want to log Code Red, use websnarf... A perl implementation to log attempts to access port 80 [ or whatever port you want I guess... ] http://www.unixwiz.net/tools/websnarf.html Yes, it runs under ActivePerl too...
Considering only men have the 'XY' pair, women have two of one or the other [ i forget which ], so it wouldn't matter in the lesbian case... However, if two men had a child using a donated egg, with DNA removed, it would cause the offspring a problem if he [ assuming the 1/4 chance that a double-male strain was produced ] wished to reproduce naturally... He would only be able to have sons... By another thought, a double-male [ XX or YY... whichever ] could encounter unseen genetic consequences...
Yes, but some people are actually responsible individuals, and he probably is trusted by the staff of the school/district. Pretty much the same thing, minus the suspension happened to me, I ended up running the school net last year [ 2600 students ] and got pulled out of classes, tests, quizzes, and even an exam [ but I had to go back and finish them, so =P ]. Let's just say that the technicians don't know their heads from their ..., I'll stop there.
Hidden Cameras? Who needs hidden cameras? Parents have been shown video tape recordings of their children from the school bus, and even from blatently visible cameras, and still won't believe that the children are misbehaving 90% of the time. Cameras don't stop the minor bullying, they only stop the major infractions, which are then VERY easy to prove... And plus, there's always a blind spot or two lying around.
The concept of Napster, being a file sharing program for only MP3s was okay in itself, but the program could have still used improvement. Anyone who's ever used IRC, and seen the barrage of MP3s available on IRC can tell you that. A good percentage of MP3 playing scripts for mIRC for example, carry triggers to send you the currently playing MP3. Now, I've seen the BSA go after the warez channels on IRC, but haven't heard much about the BSA or anyone else trying to deal with MP3 channels on irc.
I live in New Brunswick [that's in Canada for those of you who don't know, and I've met many who don't] and with all the talk of censorship, and age restriction, I still haven't seen much around me (save the NB Dept. of Education HTTP proxy/filter, but there's a story for another time, and place) Ratings, especially movie ratings are at least 2 or 3 levels lower then anywhere else I've ever seen (except Alberta). I don't know the last time I saw a movie rated "R" by the theatres. Nobody cares as far as I'm concerned. Yes, we do have the one or two souls crying "But, Think of the children!", but, oh well...
The W3C Validator needs some work. It's not just being a pain about using quotes "" [ Although they should be used ] But, it's pulling apart urls, and saying that "mode is undefined", etc, etc, etc... Please, try to find me a major web site that doesn't set the validator off, I wouldn't use it. { I didn't know BGCOLOR="#......" wasn't a W3C standard, oh well...)