I have a program called NCID on my Linux box that allows this. It is client/server and works over the LAN. Cilents are my TiVo (OSD Caller ID, with name/number ailaising) and a client for my Matrix Orbital LCD using lcdproc.
this script reqires a mail deamon that delivers user+anything@example.org to user@example.org.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Socket; # Load socket functions use CGI qw(:standard); # Load CGI standard functions
my $name = "harvestbait"; # yourname my $domain = "example.org"; # yourdomain.tld
my $ipaddr = $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'}; # Get the requester's IP $ipaddr = unpack 'H*', inet_aton($ipaddr); # Convert the IP to hex my $date = `/bin/date +%H%M%m%d`; # Get a compact timestamp chomp($date); # Get rid of the newline char my $addr = $name."+".$ipaddr.$date."@".$domain; # Make email addy from bits
print header, # Print HTTP header start_html(-meta=>{'robot'=>'noindex'}, # Print HTML document header -title=>'Send me an email!'), # Page title q(You can send me an email by clicking ), # Page content a({href=>"mailto:$addr"},"here"), # The time+ip tagged mailto: q(. No junk mail please! ^_^), # More content end_html; # End the HTML document
That is not a recording. That is a synthisized version. You'll not that there is NO static, and there are clicks at the begening and end from the wave snapping to/from zero.
Get one of these Comes with a cable to program it from a windows box (sw works great in wine) you can have shifted keys, macros on any button, and custom keymaps.
Well, you shouldn't be paying for incoming traffic where there is not an established connection... With UDP you could consider sending UDP packets back to be an established connection.
I got a copy (for free) at Linux World in San Fransisco. I let the guy selling copies borrow one of my spare badges to get a friend in. Reply with your munged email, and I'll arrange to get you a copy.
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IIRC, $1.00 AU == $0.66 US. /me looks on xe.com
oh, well, it's $0.70 now. so that's $700 US.
You drive on the left side of the road, around them.
I had a CD blow up in my DVD drive a few years back.
Note to self: use preview...
echo 'me<strong>@</strong>mydomain.org' | sed 's/<[^>]*>//g'
me@mydomain.org
echo 'me@mydomain.org' | sed 's/]*>//g'
me@mydomain.org
PS> How does copy&paste in cmd.exe work? Just tried it on a Windows machine, and you can't highlight text with the mouse.
There's a button to block off text you need to click first.
Uh, unless his girlfrined is bisexual, and is named dan....
Mozilla 1.2.1 on Linux: Doesn't work.
Konqueror 2.2.2 on Linux: Works fine.
on a residential line that is used for business purposes.
Don't let the phone company find out about that....
Telemarketers don't send Caller ID info. Although, I belive they are required to.....
Here's an african american linux geek
Wasn't this originaly written about OSX?
I have a program called NCID on my Linux box that allows this. It is client/server and works over the LAN. Cilents are my TiVo (OSD Caller ID, with name/number ailaising) and a client for my Matrix Orbital LCD using lcdproc.
"To order products, call 123.124.1234. Or for an information packet, send an e-mail request towidget@xyzcompany.com"
this script reqires a mail deamon that delivers user+anything@example.org to user@example.org.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Socket; # Load socket functions
use CGI qw(:standard); # Load CGI standard functions
my $name = "harvestbait"; # yourname
my $domain = "example.org"; # yourdomain.tld
my $ipaddr = $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'}; # Get the requester's IP
$ipaddr = unpack 'H*', inet_aton($ipaddr); # Convert the IP to hex
my $date = `/bin/date +%H%M%m%d`; # Get a compact timestamp
chomp($date); # Get rid of the newline char
my $addr = $name."+".$ipaddr.$date."@".$domain; # Make email addy from bits
print header, # Print HTTP header
start_html(-meta=>{'robot'=>'noindex'},
# Print HTML document header
-title=>'Send me an email!'), # Page title
q(You can send me an email by clicking ), # Page content
a({href=>"mailto:$addr"},"here"), # The time+ip tagged mailto:
q(. No junk mail please! ^_^), # More content
end_html; # End the HTML document
That is not a recording. That is a synthisized version. You'll not that there is NO static, and there are clicks at the begening and end from the wave snapping to/from zero.
Because they took your stapler?
OS X requires you to use a paperclip to eject a CD with a volume name starting with a . :) Found this out on accident.
The Specs sheet says 340kbps speed.
you need to add 'dma' to the knoppix boot parmamters. It's not on by default because it sometimes (rarly) breaks.
Get one of these Comes with a cable to program it from a windows box (sw works great in wine) you can have shifted keys, macros on any button, and custom keymaps.
Well, you shouldn't be paying for incoming traffic where there is not an established connection... With UDP you could consider sending UDP packets back to be an established connection.
You need to turn on DMA.
DeCSS is a proof of concept implementation, mplayer and xine use a faster one. It still breaks the DMCA, but I don't give a damn. I use it anyway.
I got a copy (for free) at Linux World in San Fransisco. I let the guy selling copies borrow one of my spare badges to get a friend in. Reply with your munged email, and I'll arrange to get you a copy.