Ah. I work for a WISP in California, and we have heard complaints from non-users in apartment complexes we service, and while we use 200mW radios, we've made sure our EIRP is within FCC limits, because we ph34r the FCC pwning us.
A good friend of mine writes RPG books, and I figured I'd mention some of them here. He's written some great D20 based SciFi stuff, Dead Stars, and the followup Universial Decay. I helped playtest these, and they're great fun. The item creation system is a lot of fun, you can customize pretty much any of you gear. In the two campains I played in, I played a hacker/technogeek in the first, and a tough gun-toting cyborg. It was a lot of fun, I enjoyed it more then any other RPG i've played in. The Dead Stars rulebook is free, and Universial Decay is inexpensive. Please check it out if you have a chance, it's worth your time.
Goatse and tubgirl were 'popular' because it amuses some people to horrificly grose out other people. As to geeks being sexual deviants... Well I'm certinaly rather kinky, but I can't speek for the rest of the geek population, but ESR seems to think a lot of is are pervs.
I think to really be useful for the purposes of this sex needs to last at LEAST half an hour, if not an hour, and be at least three times a week.
That said, my sex life this past week:
Saturday) No sex. Sunday) 30 mins mid afternoon. Monday) No sex. Tuesday) 10 minute quickie. Wednesday) about 45 minutes in a play structure at a public park. Thursday) No sex Friday) 90 minutes morning sex.
This barely counts as regular exercise. During the week I also walk 10 minutes each way between a bus termnial and my office, but that is not sustanid activity, so it doesn't really count either. Oh well.
Queue the comments accusing me of lying about my sex life (I'm not, and I really don't care if you don't belive me)
It's analoge just before it hit's the speaker coil. You can wire the input to the speaker coil directly into an input. Now, they _COULD_ apply a 'do not record' watermark to the signal, but there's always the watermark stripper.....
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Ah. I work for a WISP in California, and we have heard complaints from non-users in apartment complexes we service, and while we use 200mW radios, we've made sure our EIRP is within FCC limits, because we ph34r the FCC pwning us.
What city, and how can you tell they're illegaly boosting thier power?
A good friend of mine writes RPG books, and I figured I'd mention some of them here. He's written some great D20 based SciFi stuff, Dead Stars, and the followup Universial Decay. I helped playtest these, and they're great fun. The item creation system is a lot of fun, you can customize pretty much any of you gear. In the two campains I played in, I played a hacker/technogeek in the first, and a tough gun-toting cyborg. It was a lot of fun, I enjoyed it more then any other RPG i've played in. The Dead Stars rulebook is free, and Universial Decay is inexpensive. Please check it out if you have a chance, it's worth your time.
If it only takes 30 seconds, then you aren't doing it right!
Does anyone else remember when altavista used to be the best search engine to use?
According to the article, this information was recoverd from his computer.
The firemen can use the whole-house breaker located at your meter, so I call bullshit on that argument.
I really wouldn't worry about it. Hardly anyone uses it to block email since he states on his site that it has a lot of colatteral blocking.
the ratio is more like 20:1. I've tested this.
Finding a dead Model M is _NOT_ an easy task.
Goatse and tubgirl were 'popular' because it amuses some people to horrificly grose out other people. As to geeks being sexual deviants... Well I'm certinaly rather kinky, but I can't speek for the rest of the geek population, but ESR seems to think a lot of is are pervs.
I think to really be useful for the purposes of this sex needs to last at LEAST half an hour, if not an hour, and be at least three times a week.
That said, my sex life this past week:
Saturday) No sex.
Sunday) 30 mins mid afternoon.
Monday) No sex.
Tuesday) 10 minute quickie.
Wednesday) about 45 minutes in a play structure at a public park.
Thursday) No sex
Friday) 90 minutes morning sex.
This barely counts as regular exercise. During the week I also walk 10 minutes each way between a bus termnial and my office, but that is not sustanid activity, so it doesn't really count either. Oh well.
Queue the comments accusing me of lying about my sex life (I'm not, and I really don't care if you don't belive me)
The MAC address is only used with ethernet traffic, it is NOT passed by routers.
Being list in an RBL usualy nets you a 4xx error.
$89 is for two years. click the radio button to one year, and it's $49
The mac address give away the manufacturer as well, and that can't be changed.
Well, it just hung my box.
Not working on my Debian box, but it's SMP, and the code says it may require modification for SMP.
FYI, sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org includes all data from xbl.spamhaus.org which in turn includes all data from cbl.abuseat.org.
"It's unlikely a watermark would survive the digital->analogue->digital transition... there's always a few errors in there."
;)
Shhhhh, don't tell them that...
arg, "hit's"? Apparently, I need to use the preview button :(
It's analoge just before it hit's the speaker coil. You can wire the input to the speaker coil directly into an input. Now, they _COULD_ apply a 'do not record' watermark to the signal, but there's always the watermark stripper.....
tune2fs -j
will add a journal to an ext2 filesystem.
/dev/urandom. /dev/random will run out of entropy pretty fast.
xmodmap -e 'remove Lock = Caps_Lock'