get this. It has a built in filtering language that can do just about anything an REGEX can do and more. Windows only and closed source, but it works fine with wine. Someone really needs to write a perl clone of it for linux.
Yes, it is. However, it looks like they re-wrote the bill taking some of our (the techie/geek community and public in general) into account. This bill is still about effective as legislating pi to 42.
(d) SECURITY SYSTEM STANDARDS. -- In achieving the goals of setting open security standards that
will provide effective security for copyrighted works, the security system standards shall ensure, to the extent practicable, that -
(1) the standard security technologies are --
(A) reliable;
(B) renewable;
(C) resistant to attack;
(D) readily implemented;
(E) modular;
(F) applicable in multiple technology platforms;
(G) extensible;
(H) upgradable;
(I) not cost prohibitive; and (2) any software portion of such standards is based on open source code.
hmmm...
"All these techies say it should be open source, let's cave in so we can pass this thing." "Ok, sounds good, but what's open source?" "I donno, but if all these nerds like it, it must be good!"
You could make a script to check the rDNS lookups of IPs you own and add them to your/etc/hosts in 15 minuets or so. And you can always just memorize the IPs and use those.
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Yes it will and yes it is. ----- Original Message ----- From: DELETED@hotmail.com To: "Coastal Web Online Tech Support" support@cwo.com Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 3:43 PM Subject: Re: 3xs service
> But will it improve thruput of compressed data? > > Is this basicly just a compressed connection to a caching proxy? > > On Thursday, March 07 2002 11:59 am, Coastal Web Online Tech Support wrote: > > " It works as CLIENT-SERVER technology. What happens is we send you a > > CDROM with the software so it will work on your end. Then, when you use > > your modem to call our modem, it connects and then your data and > > transmissions all gets filtered through a very special piece of HARDWARE > > that accererates the transmission speeds." If you would like to try it out > > i will be happy to send you out a disk.Please let me know. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: DELETED@hotmail.com > > To: support@cwo.com > > Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 10:55 PM > > Subject: 3xs service > > > > > How does this work? Would I get any proformance increase on compressed > > > > data? >
Re:Well, just look at the technical documentation!
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Modem Accelerators?
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A network card modulates and demodulates, but you'll get lynched if you call it a modem around other geeks.
Mandrake's one is free, but I don't reccomend it. I've had problems with port forwarding, and upgrading the sucker is flakey. The intreface is pretty tho.
I think patents should be about protecting specific ways of doing something. For example, you should be able to patent a "fork" but not "using a tool to get food to your mouth".
It's a matter of inovativeness. I should be able to patent, say, transmission of text data within a TV signal, but not using said data to, say, transmit tv listings for that channel.
This patent is roughly equivalant to patenting transmission of medical imagery over the internet.
its patent [delphion.com] relating to the transfer of pupil data in education by radio
PDAs and handhelds primarily use infrared which is different.
The only diffrence between the 2 is wavelength and frequency (which is only one thing since ethier one can be used to find the other). It's all just elecrtomagnetic radition.
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get this. It has a built in filtering language that can do just about anything an REGEX can do and more. Windows only and closed source, but it works fine with wine. Someone really needs to write a perl clone of it for linux.
Geez, I get those damn windows on konq cause websites are to damn stubid to see my plugin, anyone wanna tell me how to stop that?
There are others.
We could bribe his minister to tell him God doesn't like the act. I'd suguest we just send him a few dozen strippers, but that'd probaly piss him off.
Invest in America, buy a Congressman!
John Doe usenet postings and AC slashdot posts.
Try viewing ascii pr0n over a 300baud modem
I used a random password generator to pick out about 60 random passwords, then picked one.
Yes, it is. However, it looks like they re-wrote the bill taking some of our (the techie/geek community and public in general) into account. This bill is still about effective as legislating pi to 42.
(d) SECURITY SYSTEM STANDARDS. -- In achieving the goals of setting open security standards that will provide effective security for copyrighted works, the security system standards shall ensure, to the extent practicable, that -
(1) the standard security technologies are --
(A) reliable;
(B) renewable;
(C) resistant to attack;
(D) readily implemented;
(E) modular;
(F) applicable in multiple technology platforms;
(G) extensible;
(H) upgradable;
(I) not cost prohibitive; and
(2) any software portion of such standards is based on open source code.
hmmm...
"All these techies say it should be open source, let's cave in so we can pass this thing."
"Ok, sounds good, but what's open source?"
"I donno, but if all these nerds like it, it must be good!"
You could make a script to check the rDNS lookups of IPs you own and add them to your /etc/hosts in 15 minuets or so. And you can always just memorize the IPs and use those.
If you were to stick that hostname and it's ip into /etc/hosts, bash could tab complete it.
um... Why would one have the thing open where it could drip on his crotch?
Or they aren't using compression.
I'm local to them, I'm considering calling about this.
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Yes it will and yes it is.
----- Original Message -----
From: DELETED@hotmail.com
To: "Coastal Web Online Tech Support" support@cwo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 3:43 PM
Subject: Re: 3xs service
> But will it improve thruput of compressed data?
>
> Is this basicly just a compressed connection to a caching proxy?
>
> On Thursday, March 07 2002 11:59 am, Coastal Web Online Tech Support
wrote:
> > " It works as CLIENT-SERVER technology. What happens is we send you a
> > CDROM with the software so it will work on your end. Then, when you use
> > your modem to call our modem, it connects and then your data and
> > transmissions all gets filtered through a very special piece of HARDWARE
> > that accererates the transmission speeds." If you would like to try it
out
> > i will be happy to send you out a disk.Please let me know.
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: DELETED@hotmail.com
> > To: support@cwo.com
> > Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 10:55 PM
> > Subject: 3xs service
> >
> > > How does this work? Would I get any proformance increase on compressed
> >
> > data?
>
A network card modulates and demodulates, but you'll get lynched if you call it a modem around other geeks.
Loads ok, but it does have a bunch of crap overlapping.
Erp, I did not know that!
That spelling error is a figment of your imagination, please ignore it. ;-)
Basrille doesn't do NAT, but it's great for firewalling your box.
Same problem here, and I can't get port forwarding to work right.
Mandrake's one is free, but I don't reccomend it. I've had problems with port forwarding, and upgrading the sucker is flakey. The intreface is pretty tho.
Hmm, I aggree with you. I wish I'd thought of that.
It's a matter of inovativeness. I should be able to patent, say, transmission of text data within a TV signal, but not using said data to, say, transmit tv listings for that channel.
This patent is roughly equivalant to patenting transmission of medical imagery over the internet.
The only diffrence between the 2 is wavelength and frequency (which is only one thing since ethier one can be used to find the other). It's all just elecrtomagnetic radition.