sorry about the ad copy there guys, we were going to add something like "Has anyone used this?" or "I work with XYZ, and can't work without it" but we're tired, and we know you don't really read this shit.
you have a single point of vulnerability in your daemon
for the moderately paranoid, you can just shove all your stuff up into the ephemeral port range - most portscanners don't scan past 6000 unless you tell them to
anyone that didn't think this thread would be mainly about 'kock' hasn't had their coffee. such as myself
there's a transcript of a talk given by Dr. Stephen Tweedie where he says
If you start a write operation to a disk, then even if the power fails in the middle of that sector write, the disk has enough power available, and it can actually steal power from the rotational energy of the spindle; it has enough power to complete the write of the sector that's being written right now. In all cases, the disks make that guarantee.
this is an interview w/ hugo fiennes, who graciously helped me reflash some firmware on a rio that i inadvertantly fried under linux.
i'll vouch. a stand-up guy. and i still owe him a sandwich for the info: on the nike rio you can get back to the virgin firmware by holding down the up and down volume buttons at the same time as you power it up.
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The English, she weeps.
Featured prominently in Stephen Levy's "Hackers".
Always wished I'd met you.
someone else already did it, much more simply, in 2002.
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http://www.rsc.org/publishing/journals/LC/article
and here i thought they were slashdotted.
(goes to answer knock at door)
hope they don't train them with cheese.
here's what i was looking for - a robot programming game you can use any language in
man, there were tanks and shit. BOOM!
some related stuff, as i was looking for it:
http://www.gammax.net/aiforge/game-links.htm
do they know when it'll be over?
>rimshot<
thank you!
sorry about the ad copy there guys, we were going to add something like "Has anyone used this?" or "I work with XYZ, and can't work without it" but we're tired, and we know you don't really read this shit.
wow. memories...
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ever play the sequel, ladup?
i'm sure i still have it on floppy, somewhere...
you're thinking of longhorn.
for zope-related crap (when i'm in the slave pit, not doing cool stuff) lambdas whip ass.
you can stuff functions into session variables - how's that for obtuse!
bonus points for 'toroidal'!
canly yout reconfabulate your'e questionarium?
it's all cool everybody, no one has hacked the gibson.
just for one - any binary on your victim machine has a possibility of being compromised... so netstat data would be questionable.
but nmap and netcat would be fine. from elsewhere. maybe nessus too, while you're at the old security console.
li>cmatrix - text-mode screensaver
just remember that if you're installing this fiber, it takes 4hrs a foot, and there's annoying clank-a-jank music playing the whole time.
when do we get those?
VICE on Debian still doesn't ship with them. are they really sooper sekrit? c'mon. "anatomy of the C64" by abacus had the WHOLE FRICKEN ASM dump.
and why was THAT legal?
and, on another note - has anyone seen a project to do SMP between the C64 6502 and the 1541 (the 5" drives) 6502?
not if it's multicast.
IPSec is for unicast, as it (supposedly) helps prevent MITM attacks.
there's a transcript of a talk given by Dr. Stephen Tweedie where he says
If you start a write operation to a disk, then even if the power fails in the middle of that sector write, the disk has enough power available, and it can actually steal power from the rotational energy of the spindle; it has enough power to complete the write of the sector that's being written right now. In all cases, the disks make that guarantee.
that impressed me no end.
and i thought i was the only one that was puzzled.
this is an interview w/ hugo fiennes, who graciously helped me reflash some firmware on a rio that i inadvertantly fried under linux.
i'll vouch. a stand-up guy. and i still owe him a sandwich for the info: on the nike rio you can get back to the virgin firmware by holding down the up and down volume buttons at the same time as you power it up.
thanks hugo! you rock!
i'd be more worried about impack/shock. good place for a CF mounted RO.
seriously, it'll take a rather large field to mess with the drives.
speaking of which though - do LCDs get bent by magnets? i haven't had a chance to 'play' with one yet...