"Like most other sheep, you appear to believe that just by removing access to an instrument that can be used in a crime the world will be a better place. How about cars? Knives? Hammers? Fucktard."
I think Chris Rock (the comedian) said that gun violence would be no problem if the price of ammo was higher. If bullets cost $5,000 each, there wouldn't be any innocent bystanders shot or drive by shootings with dozens of shots fired.
Why don't we encrypt all IP traffic to begin with?
well, that would be what the security part of IPv6 is for.
it's been backported to IPv4 (the current TCP/IP we all know and love) as IPSEC
you can get the freeswan version for Linux for free, then make yourself a VPN and refuse to route data from the wireless that doesn't come over the VPN address range
Follow a bunch of people with the best technology you can put your hands on, WITHOUT them knowing or consenting.
That sounds like the Monty Python sketch called "Blackmail" ....
But right now, yes everyone is the moment you've all been waiting for; it's time for our 'Stop the Film' spots! As you know, the rules are very simple. We have taken a film which contains compromising scenes and unpleasant details which could wreck a man's career. (gasp) But, the victim may 'phone me at any moment, and stop the film. But remember the money increases as the film goes on, so,.... the longer you leave it, the more you have to pay! Tonight, 'Stop the Film' visits the little Thames-side village of Thames Ditton.
(music--announcer's voice over)
Well, here we go, here we go now, let's see...where's our man. Oh yes, there he is behind the tree now.... Mm, boy, this is fun, this is good fun.... He looks respectable, so we should be in for some real...real shucks here.... A member of the government, could be a brain surgeon, they're the worst.... WHOW! Look at the *size* of that.....briefcase. Aah, yes, he's, he's up to the door, rung the doorbell now.... O-oh, who's the little number with the nightie and the whip, eh? Heh-heh. Doesn't look like his mother....
Crimony folks, you kind of need experience to do these things well. Kinda like plastic surgery; you may get it cheaper, but look at what you're risking. Your poor wife may come out with crooked boobs!;)
The latest mke2fs command has a --symmetrical switch to make sure that doesn't happen.
Rumor is that the new kernel configuration system will be more graphical which will also help;)
Another possibility is that the poster wasn't even talking about Tim Berners-Lee, but rather indicating that someone named Tim Bernard Lee has died....
I've been using Mozilla for over a year now and for the life of me, I still can't access anything via. https...
do you have the mozilla-psm package installed?
the https part of mozilla is often in a second package, maybe for export or something. if you only installed the rpm for mozilla, you may still have to install the personal security manager part.
here's what rpm on my redhat 7.2 based machine shows for example:
so, check to see if you can install the mozilla-psm package and https should be all set
here's the rpm -qi Description for mozilla-psm: Description: The mozilla-psm package provides Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) support for the Mozilla Web browser.
"whole idea of things changing for the better came about in 1940's - 1950's America. Previously, everyone pretty much agreed that things were much shittier than they had been before......."
well, the 1930s were mostly about the depression and WWI so, it would be hard to get much worse for most people around that time.
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one of those bootable unixes or rescue cdroms would be fine. they run the os out of the ramdisk they copy during bootup. That leaves the hda free to be repartitioned, etc. I'm pretty sure that's how the orginal author intended
no -- that's not what I meant. If the contract owner had really wanted to hire this person, they might likely have called her sometime over the 4 weeks that she didn't reply to the email they sent.
What I am saying is that this $60,000 contract was nowhere near a final deal which was lost because of this email message. She simply wasn't prepared to do the job if she would let this lead be missed so easily, and her only connection to the business world is a sketchy email isp account.
The $100 she owed comes from the link she wrote. Here's a quote: I demanded the email back, but was told I had to pay the $106.87 they said I owed them in order to get my messages.
It really doesn't matter if she owed that or not, if she thought there could be job or contract offerers worth thousands in there, she would have been happy to pay and then switch the email to somewhere else.
So, she gets one email message and no phone call and decides that she's out 60 grand, so sue?!
If it was really all that important to her, she would have paid the $100 she owed the company, or find a company that hosts email properly.
The free email that comes with the isp package is usually not very good. Most people figure that out without losing $60,000.
But really, if you are using email for work you should pay and get a good service, or better yet, set up your own email host, so if something goes wrong, you have someone to fix it.
I know most of the machines around my house have started to get noticibly loud fan noise. I'm guessing that if I took the time to shut them down and give the fans a good cleaning, it would cut the noise out by half or more.
It's cheaper than a new super quiet power supply too
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I think you would be smart to invest in a push cart
to move a three foot stack of 100 gig + IDE backup
drives.
I bet you couldn't even lift 3 feet of disk drives
they are really really heavy when they are large,
and have sharp edges.
"Like most other sheep, you appear to believe that just by removing access to an instrument that can be used in a crime the world will be a better place. How about cars? Knives? Hammers? Fucktard."
get a clue. Chris Rock is a COMEDIAN. It's FUNNY
LAUGH NOW OR I WILL SHOOT YOU
I think Chris Rock (the comedian) said that gun
violence would be no problem if the price of ammo
was higher. If bullets cost $5,000 each, there
wouldn't be any innocent bystanders shot or drive by
shootings with dozens of shots fired.
For those using gentoo
/usr/portage/net-www/phoenix-bin /usr/sbin/ebuild phoenix-bin-0.5.ebuild digest
instead of redhat, etc. you don't have to wait for
the portage tree to be updated and rsync to get 0.5
phoenix.
Just do this (as root):
cd
cp phoenix-bin-0.4.ebuild phoenix-bin-0.5.ebuild
emerge phoenix-bin-0.5.ebuild
emerge phoenix-bin-0.5.ebuild
the ebuild script has the right paths built in
and finds the proper download from the 0.5 in
its filename.
say... wasn't this the story of a movie?
_ ge nius.htm
something like the one with the space laser some
college kids redirected to the professor's house
and ended up destroying with popcorn?
http://www.dvdmoviecentral.com/ReviewsText/real
PC LOAD LETTER ??
Why don't we encrypt all IP traffic to begin with?
well, that would be what the security part of IPv6 is for.
it's been backported to IPv4 (the current TCP/IP we all know and love) as IPSEC
you can get the freeswan version for Linux for free, then
make yourself a VPN and refuse to route data from the
wireless that doesn't come over the VPN address range
that will stop 'em
Follow a bunch of people with the best technology you can put your hands on, WITHOUT them knowing or consenting.
....
That sounds like the Monty Python sketch called "Blackmail"
But right now, yes everyone is the moment you've all been waiting for; it's time for our 'Stop the Film' spots! As you know, the rules are very simple. We have taken a film which contains compromising scenes and unpleasant details which could wreck a man's career. (gasp) But, the victim may 'phone me at any moment, and stop the film. But remember the money increases as the film goes on, so,.... the longer you leave it, the more you have to pay! Tonight, 'Stop the Film' visits the little Thames-side village of Thames Ditton.
(music--announcer's voice over)
Well, here we go, here we go now, let's see...where's our man. Oh yes, there he is behind the tree now.... Mm, boy, this is fun, this is good fun.... He looks respectable, so we should be in for some real...real shucks here.... A member of the government, could be a brain surgeon, they're the worst.... WHOW! Look at the *size* of that.....briefcase. Aah, yes, he's, he's up to the door, rung the doorbell now.... O-oh, who's the little number with the nightie and the whip, eh? Heh-heh. Doesn't look like his mother....
maybe there's a niche where 56k for interactive
type things like ssh and port 80 could be used
and satellite could be used for bulk data ftp/email?
how to make the http request and response take advantage of the bw in the satellite but keep
the responsiveness of dsl/modem would be a problem
A properly configured Windows Box can be just as secure as any OS, you just have to know the system
yeah, right. only when both systems are turned off
well, then you shous have made the title
"Since some of use like running Outlook"
and there would have been no confusion.
Windows can run stuff other than MS programs
bah -- I hate pico. give me vi or emacs
Crimony folks, you kind of need experience to do these things well. Kinda like plastic surgery; you may get it cheaper, but look at what you're risking. Your poor wife may come out with crooked boobs!
The latest mke2fs command has a --symmetrical switch to make sure that doesn't happen.
Rumor is that the new kernel configuration system will be more graphical which will also help
Another possibility is that the poster wasn't even talking about Tim Berners-Lee, but rather indicating that someone named Tim Bernard Lee has died. ...
;-)
and may currently be spinning, or not
I've been using Mozilla for over a year now and for the life of me, I still can't access anything via. https...
do you have the mozilla-psm package installed?
the https part of mozilla is often in a second package, maybe for export or something. if you
only installed the rpm for mozilla, you may still have to install the personal security manager part.
here's what rpm on my redhat 7.2 based machine shows for example:
[root@mouser root]# rpm -qa | grep mozilla
mozilla-1.0.1-2.7.3
mozilla-nspr-1.0.1-
mozilla-psm-1.0.1-2.7.3
mozilla-nss-1.0.1-
nautilus-mozilla-1.0.6-16
so, check to see if you can install the mozilla-psm package and https should be all set
here's the rpm -qi Description for mozilla-psm:
Description
The mozilla-psm package provides Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) support
for the Mozilla Web browser.
"whole idea of things changing for the better came about in 1940's - 1950's America. Previously, everyone pretty much agreed that things were much shittier than they had been before......."
well, the 1930s were mostly about the depression and WWI so, it would be hard to get much worse for most people around that time.
one of those bootable unixes or rescue cdroms would be fine. they run the os out of the ramdisk they copy during bootup.
That leaves the hda free to be repartitioned, etc.
I'm pretty sure that's how the orginal author intended
well said -- this person should not win the lottery at the expense of the other isp customers just because she lost some email
no -- that's not what I meant. If the contract owner had really wanted to hire this
person, they might likely have called her sometime over the 4 weeks that she didn't
reply to the email they sent.
What I am saying is that this $60,000 contract was nowhere near a final deal which was
lost because of this email message. She simply wasn't prepared to do the job if she
would let this lead be missed so easily, and her
only connection to the business world is a sketchy email isp account.
The $100 she owed comes from the link she wrote. Here's a quote:
I demanded the email back, but was told I had to pay the $106.87 they said I owed them in order to get my messages.
It really doesn't matter if she owed that or not, if she thought there could be job or contract offerers worth thousands in there, she would have
been happy to pay and then switch the email to somewhere else.
So, she gets one email message and no phone call and decides that she's out 60 grand, so sue?!
If it was really all that important to her, she would have paid the $100 she owed the company,
or find a company that hosts email properly.
The free email that comes with the isp package is usually not very good.
Most people figure that out without losing $60,000.
But really, if you are using email for work you should pay and get a good service, or better yet,
set up your own email host, so if something goes wrong, you have someone to fix it.
use strace -e trace=file to run the program, and it will give a
clue about what file it tried to open when it said the passwd file was locked.
if you can ammend your bug with that pathname, it may help to fix the bug that you have run across
you really didn't need to reinstall just to fix that
Acutally Microsoft is hoping people will dress like this [msads.net]. jpg
http://global.msads.net/ads/HOTENG/00482280008_PP
Hey! That must be where the Tick is working now that the show was cancelled.
Poor bastard.
hmm... maybe the two of you are alternate realities of a
single ego/person? spooky
I know most of the machines around my house have started to get noticibly loud fan noise. I'm
guessing that if I took the time to shut them down and give the fans a good cleaning, it would
cut the noise out by half or more.
It's cheaper than a new super quiet power supply too
I wondered what happened to the nice sleek curvy Porsche design look.
:*P
This laptop looks like crap -- it's just a boxy box.
from the article, it looks like it's got a fancy sound system -- which
as everyone knows, is the biggest problem with a laptop