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  1. Re:Yay, verily on CA Law Demands Public Disclosure Of Break-Ins · · Score: 1

    Hacked my ass. This is an excuse to use addresses that they harvested.

  2. Re:Microsoft Windows only on New Movie Download Pay Service · · Score: 1

    Windows 95 supports TCP/IP just fine. Now, the PPPoE software I can't speak for, but you could always route through a PPPoE supporting *nix box/router.

  3. Re:Rent films at your public library on New Movie Download Pay Service · · Score: 1

    In California, minimum wage is $6.75 an hour.

  4. Re:Netflix spams - avoid them on New Movie Download Pay Service · · Score: 1

    Moderating trolls and flames as "Offtopic" is Unfair

    Suppose I reply to the article "Microsoft buys AOL" with "KILL ALL ".

    This IS offtopic. It's also flamebait, and a troll.

    In the intrest of being on topic.....

    Yes, it is "Bad and wrong to do business with spammers" because you are giving them reason to spam. There's a grey area though. What if you don't respond to the spam directrly, are already patronizing the buisness? You should also be sure that they are not sending email in "good faith" IE another business told them that you had requested te recive such mail (though you probably forgot to request not to, but that isn't the spamvertised business's fault, is it?). Often, spamming services will send mail for a business, falsly claming that they are only sending mail to those that opted in. Look at the headers. Try to contacting the business. Use services like sneakemail that allow you to track where the address the mail came to was obtained. Now, there may also be cases, where a business hires out a spammer to get thier message out to 100 million harvested addresses. If they do that, certinly, keep away from them. They may offer an "affiliate program" which may be used by spammers. Look into how diligently they work to resolve abuse issues.

  5. Re:Netflix spams - avoid them on New Movie Download Pay Service · · Score: 1

    I currently refuse to patronize togos because I recived spam from them, even after asking to be removed from the mailing list.

  6. Re:Second post and... on How Looks Your Geekroom? · · Score: 1

    My mom's cats seem to like to piss all over stuff, so they are not allowed in my room.

  7. Re:Careful... on How Looks Your Geekroom? · · Score: 2

    Please enter any 11-digit prime number to continue...

    10000000019 :)

  8. Re:Amatures on How Looks Your Geekroom? · · Score: 1

    That, and moust houses can't handle that many boxen.

  9. Re:Amatures on How Looks Your Geekroom? · · Score: 1

    I must know how you came across all that. Didja hit a surplus sale or something? That's how I got the 12 dot matrix printers sitting in my garage....

  10. Re:I want multicast yesterday... on Is the MBone / Multicast Dead? · · Score: 2, Informative

    For those who don't know, MIT has a Class-A network. 18.x.x.x belongs to them. Also, Class Cs are commonly allocated to those who only need a dozen or so.

  11. Re:I wouldn't trust a BIG key signing party on Organizing Large Key-Signing Events? · · Score: 1

    He also attended hacker convention DefCon 6 in July 1998 with specific instructions from the FBI to "collect PGP encryption keys from conference attendees and try to match people's real names to their keys."

    In other words, matching handles with real names.

  12. Re:Damn my waddle. on ID'ing People By How They Walk · · Score: 1

    This was all videotaped for the purpose of helping identify any of us if we ever went missing.

    Yeah, right..........

  13. Re:obligitory trillian link on AIM And ICQ to be Integrated · · Score: 1

    The URL handler in pre .59 of gaim allows commands to be excuted with the privlages of the user if you can get them to click a link, and they're using a manual browser.

  14. Re:corporate power is out of control on Microsoft's Political Lobbying Record · · Score: 1

    I would like that kind of money to put in a bank so I can live of the interest.

  15. Re:In other news... on New Spam Frontier: Referer Logs · · Score: 1

    Kernel oopses aren't usualy fatal, are they?

  16. Re:Lynx users? on New Spam Frontier: Referer Logs · · Score: 1

    Set up a cron job to visit refering sites to see if they link you. If not, delete them. If so, allow. (course, then the spammers will start linking you, and you'll have to come up with something else.

  17. Re:That argument is total bull. on Online Banking And Browser Support · · Score: 1

    Internet explorer does not work on my operating system.

  18. Re:These articles proliferate the problem on Online Banking And Browser Support · · Score: 1

    Odd, it works fine in konqueror 2.2.2......

    And at least they aren't running IIS.

    $ httptype www.bankofamerica.com
    Netscape-Enterprise/6.0

    I'm pretty sure they use some form of unix. (When I signed up, I saw the lady's terminal, was running some form of unix, when I asked her if she knew what it was she said "all i know is that it works")

  19. Re:Wait a second... on Tetris Is Hard: NP-Hard · · Score: 0

    I can play tetris attack endlessly with zsnes running at half speed. at full speed it's just too fast

  20. Re:My theory on Tetris Is Hard: NP-Hard · · Score: 1

    Internet Irony: www.noads.com

    Konqueror blocked 8 onloads, and 1 onclose

  21. Re:No, no. Mod +1 Funny, +1E6 Scary. on San Diego Company Owns E-Commerce · · Score: 1

    I was over at a friends dorm this afternoon. He checked /. and let out a loud WTF upon reeding this.

  22. Re:Ridiculous on San Diego Company Owns E-Commerce · · Score: 1

    TV commercials aren't prior art? They use graphics and text on a video screen to make a sale.

  23. Re:Oh this will be pissing people off on Using MAC Address to Uniquely Identify Computers · · Score: 1

    I thought I was getting a deal at $7 each for 3. (localy)

  24. Re:General Security on Striving for HIPAA Compiance? · · Score: 1


    I guess what I'm saying is that all you have to do is treat patient records like you would your root password, follow good security practices, document them, and send them in for approval, and all should be ok.

    I wouldn't let anyone at all see my root password. Nobody needs it. If I were admining a server at work, I would try my damnedist not to give out the root password. All the other admins han just have sudo access.

  25. Re:The email part of the HIPAA regulations on Striving for HIPAA Compiance? · · Score: 1

    4. A secure web mail contact form - Good for only one-way communication (them sending messages to you), but it works a lot easier than trying to train an AOL User/patient how to use S/MIME. Prevents them from broadcasting to the Internet their SSN, and health problems in clear text.

    The ideal way to do this is.....

    Please provide a password. This password will be required to read our response, so don't forget it. If you have a PGP public key, you can use that instead. (or pick one for them, and a corrospondnace id)

    Then, when you reply, you send them a link to an ssl page that asks for thier password, and displays the message for them.