> fire off a script that shuts down the user's > port on the switch
oh yeah. then the script kiddies are going to spoof your packets and your *whole* network comes to an end. VERY good idea.
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it's partially open source (there is a key component kept secret for security reasons, the one flaw in thes protocols is that they require trusted clients unfortunately)
That's not true anymore. Since emule, anonther edonkey client, released its source code, the mldonkey author decided to open-source the remaining code.
Cell phones have to go through the airport's xray, at least in the european airports i've been to lately (london stansted, salzburg, frankfurt). actually i had to put everything except my clothes in my bag, even my newspapers, and this bag had to go through the xray. you and your clothes go through the metal detector then. the only things that don't get checked by the metal detectors or the xray are your keys and your wallet.
us airports HAVE to learn a lot more about security. i can't believe you were able to go tothe gates WITHOUT a ticket... european airports have a stronger sense of security, because almost every flight is an international flight.
People in Erfurt and Jena (two cities in Germany) connected to each other using Wireless
LAN for internet access. Read about it here.
Remember the old mailbox-nets like FidoNet? That exactly the same thing: Private information infrastructure.
they can even be.bz2'd (and mixed). i put my patches into one directory, cd into it, and say sh/usr/src/linux/scripts/patch-kernel && cd/usr/src/linux && make xconfig && make dep clean zlilo modules_install &&/sbin/shutdown -r now
sure, i have a lilo-entry with the previous kernel (make zlilo moves it to \vmlinuz.old) and some older kernel(s): ... image=/vmlinuz label=linux root=/dev/hda3 read-only image=/vmlinuz.old label=linux.old root=/dev/hda3 read-only image=/vmlinuz-2.2.5 label=linux-2.2.5 root=/dev/hda3 read-only image=/vmlinuz-2.0.36 label=linux-2.0.36 root=/dev/hda3 read-only
this patch might help sb. use the supplied installer (for the -dyn.tar.gz archive and glibc edition):
--- riva_install.orig Thu Jun 3 19:01:06 1999 +++ riva_install Thu Jun 3 19:01:21 1999 @@ -155,13 +155,13 @@ # verify that the needed change hasn't already been made! echo "Checking for existing GLX capabilities." # check for a Modules section, inside of which must be the glx string. - if { grep -i '^section "module"$' ${XCONF_PATH} >&/dev/null } + if grep -i '^section "module"$' ${XCONF_PATH} >&/dev/null then # found it. Let's see if glx is in that section # use sed to extract exactly the Module section, and grep to look for glx - if { cat ${XCONF_PATH} | \ + if cat ${XCONF_PATH} | \ sed -n '/[sS]ection "[mM]odule"/,/^[eE]nd[sS]ection/ p' | \ - grep -i 'glx.so' >&/dev/null }; + grep -i 'glx.so' >&/dev/null ; then echo "The X Server appears to already be set up for the GLX module." echo "If GLX isn't available when you start up the X server,"
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> fire off a script that shuts down the user's
> port on the switch
oh yeah. then the script kiddies are going to spoof your packets and your *whole* network comes to an end. VERY good idea.
it's partially open source (there is a key component kept secret for security reasons, the one flaw in thes protocols is that they require trusted clients unfortunately)
That's not true anymore. Since emule, anonther edonkey client, released its source code, the mldonkey author decided to open-source the remaining code.
Cell phones have to go through the airport's xray, at least in the european airports i've been to lately (london stansted, salzburg, frankfurt). actually i had to put everything except my clothes in my bag, even my newspapers, and this bag had to go through the xray. you and your clothes go through the metal detector then. the only things that don't get checked by the metal detectors or the xray are your keys and your wallet.
us airports HAVE to learn a lot more about security. i can't believe you were able to go tothe gates WITHOUT a ticket... european airports have a stronger sense of security, because almost every flight is an international flight.
Get the not yet announced RPMs of bind-8.2.3 at Red Hat's FTP-Server's Update-Section or the Mirrors. Goes back even to Red Hat Linux 5.2.
Eeye even has a CHO, "Chief Hacking Officer"! Now, what's that?
That reminds of the good ole
Cult Of The Dead Cow. Gives Back Orifices to the milk of some of the above cows.
People in Erfurt and Jena (two cities in Germany) connected to each other using Wireless LAN for internet access. Read about it here.
Remember the old mailbox-nets like FidoNet? That exactly the same thing: Private information infrastructure.
Oh my, thank God we will all be using Windows 2035 SP2
I think they should have used Quicken instead of Money to handle their payments.
Q3Test is playable with a TNT (here ELSA Erazor II) under X11. I've installed the X Server with the TNT from nvidia.com.
Actually, It runs better than Q2 here.
> they can even be .gz'd I think
.bz2'd (and mixed). i put my patches into one directory, cd into it, and say
/usr/src/linux/scripts/patch-kernel && cd /usr/src/linux && make xconfig && make dep clean zlilo modules_install && /sbin/shutdown -r now
;))
they can even be
sh
sure, i have a lilo-entry with the previous kernel (make zlilo moves it to \vmlinuz.old) and some older kernel(s):
...
image=/vmlinuz
label=linux
root=/dev/hda3
read-only
image=/vmlinuz.old
label=linux.old
root=/dev/hda3
read-only
image=/vmlinuz-2.2.5
label=linux-2.2.5
root=/dev/hda3
read-only
image=/vmlinuz-2.0.36
label=linux-2.0.36
root=/dev/hda3
read-only
this works like a charm.
this patch might help sb. use the supplied installer (for the -dyn.tar.gz archive and glibc
/dev/null } /dev/null /dev/null }; /dev/null ;
edition):
--- riva_install.orig Thu Jun 3 19:01:06 1999
+++ riva_install Thu Jun 3 19:01:21 1999
@@ -155,13 +155,13 @@
# verify that the needed change hasn't already been made!
echo "Checking for existing GLX capabilities."
# check for a Modules section, inside of which must be the glx string.
- if { grep -i '^section "module"$' ${XCONF_PATH} >&
+ if grep -i '^section "module"$' ${XCONF_PATH} >&
then
# found it. Let's see if glx is in that section
# use sed to extract exactly the Module section, and grep to look for glx
- if { cat ${XCONF_PATH} | \
+ if cat ${XCONF_PATH} | \
sed -n '/[sS]ection "[mM]odule"/,/^[eE]nd[sS]ection/ p' | \
- grep -i 'glx.so' >&
+ grep -i 'glx.so' >&
then
echo "The X Server appears to already be set up for the GLX module."
echo "If GLX isn't available when you start up the X server,"
in redhat you actually have to set up the 3 remaining network cards "by hand", the first one is the only one redhat "recognizes".
however they have started a contest to find a new slogan. submit here!
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i hope that those nanosofts are not gonna grow even bigger than microsoft is today - like tha baby-bells grew bigger than at&t was before the trial.
those nanosofts will not be independent corporations - they will work together.
but now no anti-cartell-trial can stop em.
hi rob!
/. rocks but those mailings with "24 hours of slashdot-headlines" are kind of empty now.
thank you!
those guys are quite quick: get the newest kernel-debs on netgod.net!