The whole idea of faking a moonwalk is absurd. This theory is intended to cover a much larger hoax --- that of America.
There is, as any reasonable man can see, no american continent, the whole Columbus affair was a hoax, organized by the Portuguese government to cover up the fact that they are ruling the world.
I am sure you can appreciate the ingenuity of inventing a conspiracy theory to cover up a much more important conspiracy.
Could you bypass this by adding your own little yellow dots to the document? Or are the dots added by the printer somehow different (size, color, maybe even shape, though it should not be possible) from anything you can tell the printer to print?
His people? What do you mean by ``his people''? If you mean Russians, you are wrong, if you mean the people living in the countries USSR has occupied, well, he couldn't have killed anybody else.
Besides, killing your people (if you have any) is just as bad as killing anybody else's.
There's a catch --- the evolution requires a certain amount of consistency in the criteria, used for selection (ie. your offspring will probably live in an environment similar to the one you live in).
This is not true with the poems.
If most of the ``selectors'' (the people representing the cruel nature) kept coming back without changing the criteria, that would be different. Unfortunately this is probably not the case with Slashdotters.
Just add
options IPSTEALTH to the kernel config and
net.inet.ip.stealth=1 to/etc/sysctl.conf
I guess it works with other BSDs too, but I haven't tried it yet.
Rewriting TTLs would be nice too, does anybody know how to do it?
Not that cool (and some ideas)
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2Mbps at 1km point p-t-p is not much - we do that at work all the time (I'm working for a wireless ISP).
Linksys WAP11 is one of the worst pieces of HW I have seen (I haven't even looked at the worse ones). You need a trained monkey to monitor it (no SNMP - try using Cricket or MRTG) and have to reboot it once a week. Even if you have the monkey, the box won't tell you anything - no signal strength, no retransmission counter, just the packet counters (at least in version 1.009).
If you intend to build such a link, use either decent FHSS devices (but those are quite expensive), or something like SparkLAN (sorry, no URL, try google) - a friend of mine is using those for 5km 8Mbps links (under ideal conditions, of course). These are about $200 in Slovakia, don't know about US (or Egypt).
It is also better to use high-gain (like 24dBi) antennas - have a look at Andrew. Do not use omnidirectional antennas.
Also try to keep the HF cables as short as possible (the guy could have made them some 2ft shorter) and water-proof your connectors - or your link will go down anytime the rain coes (and will not come up after some months due to rust)
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vlc (http://videolan.org) has a network sync feature, allowing you to synchronise playback on several computers.
The whole idea of faking a moonwalk is absurd. This theory is intended to cover a much larger hoax --- that of America.
There is, as any reasonable man can see, no american continent, the whole Columbus affair was a hoax, organized by the Portuguese government to cover up the fact that they are ruling the world.
I am sure you can appreciate the ingenuity of inventing a conspiracy theory to cover up a much more important conspiracy.
Sure, by using the simple trick of being substantially lighter. How much does a horse-sized bird eat?
I meant the need to reboot as an advantage --- as long as the attacker does not have console access, there is not much he can do.
Then why would anyone want to become a monopoly?
You can do whiteboarding over Jabber using Coccinella.
jabberd2 can use your LDAP for authentication, data storage and maybe as a directory. I don't know about a web-based UI.
http://www.acm.org/classics/sep95/
You have to look at the compiler, the OS, the microcode and the hardware, too.
Yes, but most of can't get our own /0.
Could you bypass this by adding your own little yellow dots to the document? Or are the dots added by the printer somehow different (size, color, maybe even shape, though it should not be possible) from anything you can tell the printer to print?
Now if only Siemens ported Python, that would be cool.
His people?
What do you mean by ``his people''?
If you mean Russians, you are wrong, if you mean the people living in the countries USSR has occupied, well, he couldn't have killed anybody else.
Besides, killing your people (if you have any) is just as bad as killing anybody else's.
Evver been to eastern Europe?
You wouldn't be so sure.
(of course, Hitler was a bastard. So was Stalin)
The first server that sees a Sobig message is the MX it is being delivered to.
Upstream blocking is completely irrelevant.
The problem is not in the traffic generated --- a typical antivirus bounce mail doesn't include the virus binary and is therefore much smaller.
The problem is in the users getting these mails and starting to PANIC.
return)((ulong_t NULL);
The Linux hackers can't even copy the code properly!
There's a catch --- the evolution requires a certain amount of consistency in the criteria, used for selection (ie. your offspring will probably live in an environment similar to the one you live in).
This is not true with the poems.
If most of the ``selectors'' (the people representing the cruel nature) kept coming back without changing the criteria, that would be different. Unfortunately this is probably not the case with Slashdotters.
Which reminds me...
There has been an initiative to rename Hamburg (the German city) to ``Veggieburg''. About as reasonable as the courriel idea.
The AFS we were talking about is Andrew File System.
Arla should run on BSD (at least on FreeBSD).
What about AFS?
frankie@kyblik$ fgrep BROKEN /usr/ports/net/arla/Makefile
BROKEN= "Does not build"
Just add /etc/sysctl.conf
options IPSTEALTH
to the kernel config and
net.inet.ip.stealth=1
to
I guess it works with other BSDs too, but I haven't tried it yet.
Rewriting TTLs would be nice too, does anybody know how to do it?
2Mbps at 1km point p-t-p is not much - we do that at work all the time (I'm working for a wireless ISP).
Linksys WAP11 is one of the worst pieces of HW I have seen (I haven't even looked at the worse ones). You need a trained monkey to monitor it (no SNMP - try using Cricket or MRTG) and have to reboot it once a week. Even if you have the monkey, the box won't tell you anything - no signal strength, no retransmission counter, just the packet counters (at least in version 1.009).
If you intend to build such a link, use either decent FHSS devices (but those are quite expensive), or something like SparkLAN (sorry, no URL, try google) - a friend of mine is using those for 5km 8Mbps links (under ideal conditions, of course). These are about $200 in Slovakia, don't know about US (or Egypt).
It is also better to use high-gain (like 24dBi) antennas - have a look at Andrew. Do not use omnidirectional antennas.
Also try to keep the HF cables as short as possible (the guy could have made them some 2ft shorter) and water-proof your connectors - or your link will go down anytime the rain coes (and will not come up after some months due to rust)
Oops, I mean !=.
The article is about AMI (American Megatrends), not AMD (
(Advanced Micro Devices, IIRC)
AMD ~= AMI