Uh, astalavista.box.sk is located in the USA on a Sprint backbone. Try tracerouting it once in a while. It's owned by www.boxnetwork.net. People buy foreign domains all the time and host them in the USA.
Re:broken link: here is good one
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Kohan for Linux
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Doesnt matter, it's slashdotted.
Re:I hope they model it after q2 and not q3.
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Quake 4 Announced
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I quote from the link:
"Quake 4, which will take a trip back to the Quake 2 Strogg universe. It will be using the latest id technology -- namely the Doom engine -- as well."
It will indeed be more Q2ish.
No kidding. My cable modem data light blinks non-stop now. Fortunately, the router is blocking anything to port 80. But from the way data is pouring in, i would figure it to be several scans per minute to my cable modem.
Actually, a telnetd security hole affecting just about every OS on the face of the earth was found. It's a remote hole than can be used to gain root access (or whatever user telnetd is running under) and run arbitrary code. The URL is http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/197804
It's a major exploit. I suggest everyone shut down telnetd until a patch comes out.
The cause (from what i gather) is that opers were splitting servers in order to gain OPs in some chans. This is deemed as 'breaking the rules', and someone decided to take matters into their own hands. One of the people admitting to doing it on the forum said it's being done becuase of "abuse operators." It's a shame this is happening. Some people don't appreciate a free service.
http://store.slackware.com is slashdotted. I think it's becuase that part of the website is being run off an ADSL line (63.206.96.212). See for yourself.
So how is this going to effect AOL and the role netscape has been playing to keep MS in check? Like the recent talks about AOL wanting to preload AOL software onto XP. Very interesting..
Um, Linux has to come bundled with software too. Would you like to run a plain kernel? I would think not. The OS itsself does nothing. It's the software that does the work.
AOL is making the claim that this is just like what happened with netscape and IE. The software that will be bundled with XP is _not_ embeded into the kernel like IE was. And the other companies have no room to complain becuase MS isn't making it impossible for people to install their software on windows XP.
My cable modem downstream connection is about 3Mbps. Comcast@Home just enacted an upload cap of 128Kbps in the Savannah, Georgia area. IM pleased with the download speed at 3mbps, but the upload speed is horrible. Sending large emails at 16KB/sec is painfully slow.
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Uh, astalavista.box.sk is located in the USA on a Sprint backbone. Try tracerouting it once in a while. It's owned by www.boxnetwork.net. People buy foreign domains all the time and host them in the USA.
Doesnt matter, it's slashdotted.
I quote from the link: "Quake 4, which will take a trip back to the Quake 2 Strogg universe. It will be using the latest id technology -- namely the Doom engine -- as well." It will indeed be more Q2ish.
No kidding. My cable modem data light blinks non-stop now. Fortunately, the router is blocking anything to port 80. But from the way data is pouring in, i would figure it to be several scans per minute to my cable modem.
They had a search warrent, not a wire tapping warrent. Two different things.
The drivers list can be found at http://other-space.com/atheos/list_software.php?ca tegory=1
Actually, a telnetd security hole affecting just about every OS on the face of the earth was found. It's a remote hole than can be used to gain root access (or whatever user telnetd is running under) and run arbitrary code. The URL is http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/197804 It's a major exploit. I suggest everyone shut down telnetd until a patch comes out.
The cause (from what i gather) is that opers were splitting servers in order to gain OPs in some chans. This is deemed as 'breaking the rules', and someone decided to take matters into their own hands. One of the people admitting to doing it on the forum said it's being done becuase of "abuse operators." It's a shame this is happening. Some people don't appreciate a free service.
http://store.slackware.com is slashdotted. I think it's becuase that part of the website is being run off an ADSL line (63.206.96.212). See for yourself.
Everyone saw it coming. But what does this do to other newsgroups? Is this an invitation for law suits? It just makes you think..
WTF? My car wont even do over 80.
All those fiber optic lines and the site _still_ gets slashdotted©
In the PGP documentation, it said that commercial applications have been known to recover data past 9 wipes ¥random bit writes© They say the 'magic number' is 26©
Because it's located on _their_ network© Some of these 'viruses' can be used to launch DoS attacks and such©
EU as a continent will have more population than the USA as a country becuase of that© And we have a higher percentage of people online© So that's why more things are based in the USA©
So how is this going to effect AOL and the role netscape has been playing to keep MS in check? Like the recent talks about AOL wanting to preload AOL software onto XP. Very interesting..
You could use the water cooled system that was mentioned here a while back. Im sure that's much quieter.
I don't understand why MS would preload AOL on XP when they are just starting to kick-off their new aggresive ad campaign for MSN.
I guess you could say that all computers have bugs in them ;)
Um, Linux has to come bundled with software too. Would you like to run a plain kernel? I would think not. The OS itsself does nothing. It's the software that does the work.
AOL is making the claim that this is just like what happened with netscape and IE. The software that will be bundled with XP is _not_ embeded into the kernel like IE was. And the other companies have no room to complain becuase MS isn't making it impossible for people to install their software on windows XP.
..Progeny. I installed it on my system and i love it. It even has a graphical front end to apt-get. So Stormix isn't (wasn't) the only one out there.
Wrong. I have Comcast@Home right now and im not behind a NAT. I have a static IP. My speeds constantly hits 3mbps.
My cable modem downstream connection is about 3Mbps. Comcast@Home just enacted an upload cap of 128Kbps in the Savannah, Georgia area. IM pleased with the download speed at 3mbps, but the upload speed is horrible. Sending large emails at 16KB/sec is painfully slow.
and your mirror seems slasdotted.