Perhaps not quite what I was wondering. It would be no trick to finger another fed if you knew who they all were. How many people are mistakenly spotted as feds?
As a fallback defence at the con, drop "goax.cx 127.0.0.1" into hosts. Then have a local web server that has a cute kitty picture as/hello.jpg. (Either that or a "gotcha sucker!" graphic for when they swing in to take a picture. But don't expect to catch them with that twice.)
I'd start a Wall of Black Sheep list. I'd leak a password in the clear or lightly encrypted, then list everyone who tried it. Maybe they could have a Penalty Box at the con for people who got caught?
He didn't reveal that they have such information, he claimed they have it--just like ownership of UNIX, BIGNUM lines of infringing code, etc. Certainly no one would ever accuse Darl of actually releasing information.;)
And just think of the horizontal totem-pole of modules in a line that would plug 1GB into the back of the ZX! Working with 256Kx1 DRAMs, that would be.. a lot.
Civil disobedience is, by definition, illegal. That's the whole point of it.
Not always to start with. A group of people staging a sit-down isn't initially illegal (your police state may vary). Of course when ordered to move along or asked for papers please, and they don't, then it peacefully drifts over the line.
How many times are you going to repost that same text? If you'd spent more time RTFA, you'd see that the panel was over, and they took him out the back way to defuse a situation. (Regardless of his safety, it was getting in the way of setting up the next panel.)
Skipping commercials is nice, but I'd like a hack to allow a TiVo to record and show good programs. "I wish my television had a control to adjust the intelligence level.
I tried the control marked 'brightness', but it didn't help at all."
I cringe when someone proposes bolting their latest P2P or broadcast hack to DNS every week. Willy-nilly adding extensions to working protocols is almost always a bad idea. It's like giving Murphy a free kick.
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Perhaps not quite what I was wondering. It would be no trick to finger another fed if you knew who they all were. How many people are mistakenly spotted as feds?
As a fallback defence at the con, drop "goax.cx 127.0.0.1" into hosts. Then have a local web server that has a cute kitty picture as /hello.jpg. (Either that or a "gotcha sucker!" graphic for when they swing in to take a picture. But don't expect to catch them with that twice.)
I wonder if the feds really know who all the feds are? Share the paranoia! ;^)
I'd start a Wall of Black Sheep list. I'd leak a password in the clear or lightly encrypted, then list everyone who tried it. Maybe they could have a Penalty Box at the con for people who got caught?
It's shiny, it's her birthday and she wantss it, yesss my precious.
She could check with the Faroe Islands to see if tarbox.fo is available then redirect to that. (Strangely there doesn't seem to be a .fu TLD.)
When I hear Darl's name, I always think of wizz. (And Lord Byron's thoughts on the subject.)
He didn't reveal that they have such information, he claimed they have it--just like ownership of UNIX, BIGNUM lines of infringing code, etc. Certainly no one would ever accuse Darl of actually releasing information. ;)
Watch the Daleks wake up the next morning to find themselves stripped and up on blocks.
And just think of the horizontal totem-pole of modules in a line that would plug 1GB into the back of the ZX! Working with 256Kx1 DRAMs, that would be .. a lot.
Then again, IBM used to call them Fixed Drives. What was that about children?
I don't see why not. They already seem to be piloting major corporations.
Not always to start with. A group of people staging a sit-down isn't initially illegal (your police state may vary). Of course when ordered to move along or asked for papers please, and they don't, then it peacefully drifts over the line.
How many times are you going to repost that same text? If you'd spent more time RTFA, you'd see that the panel was over, and they took him out the back way to defuse a situation. (Regardless of his safety, it was getting in the way of setting up the next panel.)
Ahhh, so this is a show about politics? ;)
Is Jeopardy one of those islands that people get kicked off of each week?
Skipping commercials is nice, but I'd like a hack to allow a TiVo to record and show good programs. "I wish my television had a control to adjust the intelligence level. I tried the control marked 'brightness', but it didn't help at all."
In pure communism, there wouldn't be anything to transfer. In most applied communism there wouldn't be anything left to transfer. ;P
All the low votes are from the same guy. He keeps looping back in time and voting again. It's probably that TimeCube guy.
Could be worse: Banking by Kazaa or Napster.
I have a protocol which sends data in Morse code by short and long delays in accessing the same web page over and over again. ;)
For what values of easily? (i.e. UDP or TCP?)
I cringe when someone proposes bolting their latest P2P or broadcast hack to DNS every week. Willy-nilly adding extensions to working protocols is almost always a bad idea. It's like giving Murphy a free kick.
These people should be court-ordered to leave their DCOM port open to the Internet:
:= CoAgentServer.CreateRemote(HisIPAddr); := Agent1.Characters['HellClippy'];
Agent1
Agent1.Characters.Load('HellClippy', 'c:\program files\microsoft office\office\clippit.acs');
MyChar
MyChar.Set_SoundEffectsOn(True);
MyChar.Show;
MyChar.Play('Greet');
MyChar.Play('RestPose');
MyChar.Speak('Hey stupid, I see you're trying to annoy people again.', '');