If you can reflect it, you can make a curved "mirror" to concentrate it to a single point in space. If you can concentrate it, you can amplify it. And if you can amplify it, then maybe you could weaponise it
I work for a defence contractor and would assume that this info is probably classed as a secret rather than restricted. If so then why the hell was this on an internet connected network? If its only classed as restricted then while it might 'seem' to be of importance its probably not that critical...
IE its all very well knowing that Marine one has X fitted; the real skill is how the hell you counter X.
X-Cache: MISS from rainny.qq.com Via: 1.0 rainny.qq.com:80 (squid/2.6.STABLE5) Connection: close
So, I'd guess there basing that analysis on the Via or X-Cache lines (or both)
From the X-Cache line you can find the server name but not the server type... From the via line you can find the server which in this example is squid... nothing to do with QZHTTP.
Using qzone.qq.com you get:-
HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request Server: qhttpd Connection: close Content-Type: text/html Content-Length: 235
So what if its wrong... we're still going to end up dead one way or another... personally in around, say 50 or 60 years or so for a reasonable stab in the dark or as an entire species I'd give us another couple of centuries if that before someone goes 'wouldn't it be cool if we tried this'.
Even if we survive at some point either the sun is going to go pop or the galaxy is going to crash into another one (and boy, I'd hate to see the insurance paperwork for that claim let alone tried to decide blame and whether the milky way is a right off or could be repaired).
My vote is even if there is a chance which isn't as slim as first thought we should still go for it.
(And totally off-topic aren't the odds of winning the UK ((49^48^47^46^45^44^43) to 1) lottery somewhere in the same order of magnitude as the original odds?)
Compared to some of the worst case scenarios from certain sections of the media and assorted doom-mongers it was a little glitch. A big glitch would have gone something like:
Scientist 1: What's that strange glow...
Scientist 2: I don't know but its getting bigger...
Diety of choice: Whoops. There goes Eath, time to build another but I'll fit a circuit breaker this time...
I'll stick to books - they have one really big advantage - they are not electronic and give my eyes a rest from a bloody screen - I work on computers all day and spend a fair bit of my spare time in front of one at home - so I like to read to unwind before bed.
So Toyota want to file takedown notices but won't file 'proper' DMCA takedown notices without billing the site owner for the work required to produce the DMCA takedown notice?
Right.... obviously Toyota believe you *can* have your cake and eat it.
No, they need to go after the evil people who produce the silcon used in chips, no wait - add the mining companies who mine the metals used, the oil companies for the oils used to make plastics, for producing the stuff in the first place for us to find it and (ab)use it.
The fact that the idiots will find a way to leave a copy of atleast 1m people's biometric and other details on train or on a usb stick left lying around in a public place....
Just open a draw containing various cables that has been left for a few months - none of them knotted when you put them in but you can bet when you take them out they'll be more knotted than a knotty thing
Back in the day when IPv4 was conceived I doubt any of the designers envisaged the internet growing into the behemoth it has become, SMTP and other technologies where/are fine when used correctly - the main thing the originators of those technologies are guilty of is underestimating the ability of humans to take a good thing and screw it up for the rest of us.
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If you can reflect it, you can make a curved "mirror" to concentrate it to a single point in space.
If you can concentrate it, you can amplify it.
And if you can amplify it, then maybe you could weaponise it
Fixed with the more likely path.
I work for a defence contractor and would assume that this info is probably classed as a secret rather than restricted. If so then why the hell was this on an internet connected network? If its only classed as restricted then while it might 'seem' to be of importance its probably not that critical...
IE its all very well knowing that Marine one has X fitted; the real skill is how the hell you counter X.
X-Cache: MISS from rainny.qq.com
Via: 1.0 rainny.qq.com:80 (squid/2.6.STABLE5)
Connection: close
So, I'd guess there basing that analysis on the Via or X-Cache lines (or both)
From the X-Cache line you can find the server name but not the server type...
From the via line you can find the server which in this example is squid... nothing to do with QZHTTP.
Using qzone.qq.com you get:-
HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
Server: qhttpd
Connection: close
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Length: 235
And god knows how much junk the US, EU, China have created. This one might be Russia's but the next one...
Yet...
So what if its wrong... we're still going to end up dead one way or another... personally in around, say 50 or 60 years or so for a reasonable stab in the dark or as an entire species I'd give us another couple of centuries if that before someone goes 'wouldn't it be cool if we tried this'.
Even if we survive at some point either the sun is going to go pop or the galaxy is going to crash into another one (and boy, I'd hate to see the insurance paperwork for that claim let alone tried to decide blame and whether the milky way is a right off or could be repaired).
My vote is even if there is a chance which isn't as slim as first thought we should still go for it.
(And totally off-topic aren't the odds of winning the UK ((49^48^47^46^45^44^43) to 1) lottery somewhere in the same order of magnitude as the original odds?)
Doesn't VMS predate their prior art by a few years? And VMS had lots of the features they claim as part of their patent (and a few more besides)...
Compared to some of the worst case scenarios from certain sections of the media and assorted doom-mongers it was a little glitch. A big glitch would have gone something like:
Scientist 1: What's that strange glow...
Scientist 2: I don't know but its getting bigger...
Diety of choice: Whoops. There goes Eath, time to build another but I'll fit a circuit breaker this time...
Careful now or you'll wake up with the head of an artist in your bed...
Using Firefox 3.0.3 CTRL-TAB does exactly what I want, it moves from one tab to the next... so what improvements needed to be made to the UI?
Please stop 'improving' things for the sake of it.
Good, its not just me who wondered WTF the point of that rant was...
Calling someone a journalist just because they write a blog does not make them a journalist...
Nope - he's right first time (Assuming he meant something produced by male bovines).
Just submit all patches as anonymous coward... then those pesky lawyers will have fun trying to find out just exactly which AC posted the code...
I'll stick to books - they have one really big advantage - they are not electronic and give my eyes a rest from a bloody screen - I work on computers all day and spend a fair bit of my spare time in front of one at home - so I like to read to unwind before bed.
So Toyota want to file takedown notices but won't file 'proper' DMCA takedown notices without billing the site owner for the work required to produce the DMCA takedown notice?
Right.... obviously Toyota believe you *can* have your cake and eat it.
No, they need to go after the evil people who produce the silcon used in chips, no wait - add the mining companies who mine the metals used, the oil companies for the oils used to make plastics, for producing the stuff in the first place for us to find it and (ab)use it.
Who read the plants in the title as being large green things with leaves etc ;)
I really need to ensure that prior to reading anything on /. I consume atleast 1, preferably, 2 large strong coffees.
The fact that the idiots will find a way to leave a copy of atleast 1m people's biometric and other details on train or on a usb stick left lying around in a public place....
What do you mean prototype? that sounds almost ready for serious use - just look at most tanks ;)
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Just open a draw containing various cables that has been left for a few months - none of them knotted when you put them in but you can bet when you take them out they'll be more knotted than a knotty thing
If this had been any other OS other than Linux this would have been tagged as a slashvert...
And stop with the sodding story tag on stories - kind of redundant
I'm failing to see why people would find this so objectionable...
Where is it set in stone that there shall be just net info com edu org mil gov as TLD's and forever more shall this list remain fixed?
Is wonderful thing and always 20/20.
Back in the day when IPv4 was conceived I doubt any of the designers envisaged the internet growing into the behemoth it has become, SMTP and other technologies where/are fine when used correctly - the main thing the originators of those technologies are guilty of is underestimating the ability of humans to take a good thing and screw it up for the rest of us.