If you read it carefully, it says Australia filed more wiretap warrants than the US as officially reported by the two governments. That doesn't necessarily have any relationship to the actual number of wiretaps, legal, quasi-legal or outright illegal. We did learn all about Echelon on Slashdot right? HELLO
not really, even a huge BIND name server would rarely fully use 64MB of RAM.. Paul Vixie did for
many years and may still run g.root-servers.net on
a 486 with 64MB
you just use PCI T1 interface cards, and regular
ethernet cards.. As a plus, you use IPsec to encrypt the traffic. You run the OpenBSD bridging to bridge together the two networks.
As far as Sun finding and exploiting a hole in the
GPL, fair is fair, right? I mean how many of Sun's holes have been mercilessly exploited by
users of GNU/Linux ?
And how much market share have they lost to GNU
software?
I must object to the characterization that ARIN 'hands out' IP addresses. They don't. At least in my case they made people from my company work for months to justify our initial allocation of a/19. And then they fully gouged us for several thousand dollars to get the IP's, and are going to keep gouging us every year.
No way they just 'hand them out', it's as if they don't want you to have them, so they can save them all for Worldcom or something.
I've been working exclusively on the internet since 1994 and one after another, there have been attempts by some cabal of evil greed-heads to get a free pass to gouge all the internet users-
from the CIX (commercial internet exchange) router controversy in 1994-5(?), to InterNIC to ARIN to ICANN, they are all the same..
ICANN is a leach on the internet, in bed with the 'big boys' preventing real competition. This story is just another very visible example of their blatent preference for the status quo.
Slashdot Mirror
it kind of sucks because the funding was really badly needed
it kind of doesn't suck though because who wants DoD's blood-soaked money anyway unless it's going to be funneled into something righteous
Not that OpenBSD isn't righteous but DoD uses it indirectly in the business of killing people so it doesn't count
OpenBSD is amoral, not necessarily righteous or evil
If you read it carefully, it says Australia filed more wiretap warrants than the US as officially reported by the two governments. That doesn't necessarily have any relationship to the actual number of wiretaps, legal, quasi-legal or outright illegal. We did learn all about Echelon on Slashdot right? HELLO
what are the chances that it's the CIA's venture fund and they're going to monkey with the code
what are you talking about, VAXen RULE! Especially when running OpenBSD
beer before liquor, you've never been sicker.
liquor before beer, you're in the clear.
Republic of Ganjastan Homepage
Would be to wipe the stinky Linux and install OpenBSD PowerPC
not really, even a huge BIND name server would rarely fully use 64MB of RAM.. Paul Vixie did for many years and may still run g.root-servers.net on a 486 with 64MB
OPENBSD POWERPC
I just pulled down the kernel from that link at 150Kbps... slashdot effect is hype.. only works on sites on 64kbps ISDN links..
you just use PCI T1 interface cards, and regular
ethernet cards.. As a plus, you use IPsec to encrypt the traffic. You run the OpenBSD bridging to bridge together the two networks.
I bet then the technology would be outlawed under the DMCA
how do you figure that Sun are limeys?
As far as Sun finding and exploiting a hole in the
GPL, fair is fair, right? I mean how many of Sun's holes have been mercilessly exploited by
users of GNU/Linux ?
And how much market share have they lost to GNU
software?
The best way- install linux install vmware run OpenBSD under VMware don't do anything from the linux box directly
I must object to the characterization that ARIN 'hands out' IP addresses. They don't. At least in my case they made people from my company work for months to justify our initial allocation of a /19. And then they fully gouged us for several thousand dollars to get the IP's, and are going to keep gouging us every year.
No way they just 'hand them out', it's as if they don't want you to have them, so they can save them all for Worldcom or something.
it would be neat to have those genesis albums in all those languages. peter gabriel rules.
I have been trying to do that for years.. people keep calling me BOFH
Admittedly their model looks really really sweet, but if I can't get it, then who cares :(
e books/index.html
It says something about not selling their notebooks in the US market on their site.
http://w ww.hitachi.com/products/information/computing/not
Are they available from some place that imports foreign laptops?
Yes I remember this story. Isn't there something newsworthy to post today?
I've been working exclusively on the internet since 1994 and one after another, there have been attempts by some cabal of evil greed-heads to get a free pass to gouge all the internet users-
from the CIX (commercial internet exchange) router controversy in 1994-5(?), to InterNIC to ARIN to ICANN, they are all the same..
I agree with the european domain registrars:
http://slashdot.org/yro/00/06/07/135 0254.shtml
ICANN is a leach on the internet, in bed with the 'big boys' preventing real competition. This story is just another very visible example of their blatent preference for the status quo.
they should build in some X10 circuitry and then attach them to every appliance made. automatic cat litter boxes, toasters, everything.