if it's nachi/welchie - good luck tracking down the originating IP - most of them are spoofed.
i assume it's just proof that the virus writer(s) are as retarded as i'd always thought - or maybe they're really smart and have some reason to flood everything.
on a tangent: if you're into jurassic 5 or mix master mike you should pick up the 'live @ the future primitive' session #1 before it goes out of print. lucious.
also: LFPSS 2 w/ z-trip and radar is pretty damn fine, as well.
In effect, these companies seek to gain the favorable cachet of ``open source'' for their proprietary software products--even though those are not ``open source software''--because they have some relationship to free software or because the same company also maintains some free software. (One company founder said quite explicitly that they would put, into the free package they support, as little of their work as the community would stand for.)
I have a feeling even they don't know what it's for - like the engineer that thought it up was lost in the alps before he could explain its true meaning.
Future archaeologists, beware!
The reason I looked it up was because I figured - heh, it's for buttoning swiss boots. Boy, was I wrong.
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from the author of 'caligula', the motion picture.
take it or leave it.
note that you can boot right into a CLI if you use 'knoppix 2' at the boot prompt.
really - if the computer boots from CDROM, you've got a much richer toolset (and manuals) than tom's.
funny, i get a doubling each time, as each echo call appends itself to the end of the login file.
so - one echo becomes two, those two become four, etc...
where did i go wrong?
you're going to get exponential sleepage doing that, so you're possibly looking at less than a month before they notice.
depending, of course.
you don't have to go out in the woods - horsetails will rip through your driveway for you.
it's like geology and biology at once. and finances.
no need to be afraid - that's thinking negative.
embrace the schism.
the rocket for venus will be leaving shortly.
don't get on it.
i think this was all covered rather nicely in the documentary rondo the highlander.
as you can see, once you're immortal and undergone training by sean connery, life becomes an endless series of swordfights and explosions.
so, in conclusion - don't undergo swordfight training, even if it's a zillion AD and you're on some other planet - thank you.
well, i'm glad this got posted.
i'd hate to miss out on this ambiguously interesting news.
WHAT is your name...
WHAT is your quest...
you're right.
i don't know where i read they were spoofed, but obviously i was smoking crack, and the crack smoked me while i tested it.
must have nmapped someone behind a firewall the few times i checked - but i just got a fat hit off a Win Me/XP/2003 machine.
thank goodness it'll time out in 2003 - oh, thank you virus writer for the infinite wisdom that this needed to go on for FIVE MONTHS.
i'm sorry - i'm from a small town - but you've got to be shitting me.
how can you have a whole magazine devoted to search engines?
are the full-page drug ads for OCD?
if it's nachi/welchie - good luck tracking down the originating IP - most of them are spoofed.
i assume it's just proof that the virus writer(s) are as retarded as i'd always thought - or maybe they're really smart and have some reason to flood everything.
the article says the camera was broadcasting to the whole town -- so it's not like they were keeping it to themselves.
i have two.
they're on the inside and outside of the window.
they're pissing on each other.
yes, i like adbusters....
You mean, today?
this is the type of dialogue i'd hoped the book 'code reading' was about. though maybe less caustic.
thanks for showing another way to do it. i just learned xargs existed a month or so ago - looks like that and expect should get upped on my RTFM list.
i also f*d up in that it counts lines in the documentation, which is patently wrong.
how about:
/^$/) {print $0}}' {} \; 2>/dev/null | wc -l
cd (linux kernel dir)
find . -exec awk '{if ($0 ~
I get 650580 off of 2.4.21
on a tangent: if you're into jurassic 5 or mix master mike you should pick up the 'live @ the future primitive' session #1 before it goes out of print. lucious.
also: LFPSS 2 w/ z-trip and radar is pretty damn fine, as well.
just turn on labrea and put a tail on the logs.
/dev/hd*
this slowed a kazaa box from scanning my internal network endlessly. little bastard. next step: boot it off Knoppix, shred
oh - well let them go then. sorry, big misunderstanding.
I was referring to a packet larger than addressable memory...
Probably not that funny, anyway.
This doesn't even cover buffer overruns > 64K -- man, that's weak.
In effect, these companies seek to gain the favorable cachet of ``open source'' for their proprietary software products--even though those are not ``open source software''--because they have some relationship to free software or because the same company also maintains some free software. (One company founder said quite explicitly that they would put, into the free package they support, as little of their work as the community would stand for.)
...the scientists, engineers and people who like to solve problems and learn technical things...
I hate to tell you this...
I looked at that explanation for quite awhile.
I have a feeling even they don't know what it's for - like the engineer that thought it up was lost in the alps before he could explain its true meaning.
Future archaeologists, beware!
The reason I looked it up was because I figured - heh, it's for buttoning swiss boots. Boy, was I wrong.