It provides power via radioactive decay. It lasts 50 years wether you use it or not. You can't exchange shorter life for logner lasting in this sort of thing.
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As I said, they can kiss my ass. It's called a calculated risk. Either they will do nothing, showing others that they need not be so uptight, because the only people who are at risk to being busted are those that distribute information. If they take me away, so be it. I will make sure I become a poster-child, like mitnick and dimerty (how the fsck do you spell that?). I would hopefuly raise awareness, possibly even get parts of the DMCA thrown down in court. No matter what... I WIN
And if the fed DO want to bust me, they better do it by this weekend, since I'm doing a fresh OS install which will be setup to encrypt all my data, and after I transfer the data from my old drives, I will run a multi-pass wipe on them, rendering them unreadable*
*unless they have really weird ways to read old data after it's been overwritten several times that cost something sane.
255.255.255.255 is not a valid subnet mask. the most restrictive possible subnet mask is 255.255.255.252, and it has two usable IPs, one for a gateway and one for a computer.
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It refers to a magic number being fucked.
It provides power via radioactive decay. It lasts 50 years wether you use it or not. You can't exchange shorter life for logner lasting in this sort of thing.
Didn't seem to do anything.
You ment the network name, right?
/usr/src/linux/drivers/usb/printer.c:static char *usblp_messages[] = { "ok", "out of paper", "off-line", "on fire" };
Surface mount fuses seem stupid to me.
To a desktop?
I ran mine in the attic. You're just a wuss ;)
I know TCP/IP prety well, but don't know much about PPP.
Called a cross-over cable. Swap the green and orange pairs on one side to make one.
As I said, they can kiss my ass. It's called a calculated risk. Either they will do nothing, showing others that they need not be so uptight, because the only people who are at risk to being busted are those that distribute information. If they take me away, so be it. I will make sure I become a poster-child, like mitnick and dimerty (how the fsck do you spell that?). I would hopefuly raise awareness, possibly even get parts of the DMCA thrown down in court. No matter what... I WIN
And if the fed DO want to bust me, they better do it by this weekend, since I'm doing a fresh OS install which will be setup to encrypt all my data, and after I transfer the data from my old drives, I will run a multi-pass wipe on them, rendering them unreadable*
*unless they have really weird ways to read old data after it's been overwritten several times that cost something sane.
IceWM, yeah, IceWM is nixe. One thing I've noticed in general... I rarely use desktop icons, cause I've always got something covering them...
Come kiss me ass, you stupid feds.
It was in C++, console based, only thing included was iostream.h (for some reason my C++ teached had us use cin and cout for things)
I used codewarrior, and noticed that it would be worthless in an enterprise application. A hello world program that compiles to a few hundred k? WTF?
Most of microsoft's pages fuck up mozilla. hmmm.........
I've done CSS that fucks up in IE.
I once swallowed a small ammount of dry ice. I was fine. It was a pea-sized bit if you want to know....
You can do it with grapes by cutting them almost in half then setting the two halves next to each other. I've done it.
It's still useless.
I'm on a 15 amp breaker with a microwave.
+1, BOFH ;)
It doens't run by default on 9x.
You can still get reamed with a trojan. many of them don't get detected by AV progs.
255.255.255.255 is not a valid subnet mask. the most restrictive possible subnet mask is 255.255.255.252, and it has two usable IPs, one for a gateway and one for a computer.