Why do I get the feeling that if somebody said "Anybody who hates the GPL/BSD/etc License, is just wrong! You should like it!" would get hailed as the most insightful comment ever? Yet more of the \. double-standard.
These are 'dark' because there is, seemingly, nothing within these networks. Any packet that enters a Darknet is by its presence Aberrant.
That's like the mailman trying to deliver letters to Santa Claus, or somebody addressing a letter wrong, thank good I know all those letters are Abberant now.
You know that light says "Check Engine" not "Loose Gas Cap". I'm pretty sure she's not psychic, so how could she know it was the gas cap that was at fault?
I agree 12 times is a bit much, but there could of been something seriously wrong with the vehicle.
Like the name says, set's some memory/registers/ireallyhavenoclue to No Execute. What this does is not allow anything within to be execute, so even if somebody did a buffer overflow exploit, the shellcode/commands to run/etc couldn't get executed.
But then again, I know absolutely nothing so I may be completely wrong.
The measuring instrument, a radiometer, is simple, a black plate under a glass dome. Like asphalt in summer, the black plate turns hot as it absorbs the sun's energy. Its temperature tells the amount of sunlight that has shone on it.
Since the 50's, hundreds of radiometers have been installed from the Arctic to Antarctica, dutifully recording sunshine. In the mid-80's, Dr. Atsumu Ohmura of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich sifted through the data to compare levels in different regions. "Suddenly," Dr. Ohmura said, "I realized it's not easy to do that, because the radiation was changing over time."
As many people have pointed out, this is basically a new version of the:CueCat. Only difference I see instead of 'standard' barcodes (Code 39/EAN/UPC) it uses a Data Matrix style. Maybe bundling it with a cell phone might mean it could actually take off this time.
Yea, I know some stories about that:) Some ppl had the ip-relay operator call their house and record some messages on their answering machine. Some of them were very NSFW.
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Why do I get the feeling that if somebody said "Anybody who hates the GPL/BSD/etc License, is just wrong! You should like it!" would get hailed as the most insightful comment ever? Yet more of the \. double-standard.
I'll admit I had to look this one up, if ya woulda said POTS, I would of known right off the bat.
Public Switched Telephone Network btw.
That's what I'm saying, how is this news? Isn't this common sense?
These are 'dark' because there is, seemingly, nothing within these networks. Any packet that enters a Darknet is by its presence Aberrant.
That's like the mailman trying to deliver letters to Santa Claus, or somebody addressing a letter wrong, thank good I know all those letters are Abberant now.
Don't you mean 501(c)(3) ?
Where did it mention anything about a security checkpoint? Where did it mention smuggling?
Ahahaha, that made my day.
You know that light says "Check Engine" not "Loose Gas Cap". I'm pretty sure she's not psychic, so how could she know it was the gas cap that was at fault?
I agree 12 times is a bit much, but there could of been something seriously wrong with the vehicle.
Hellifiknow, I guess you can only make fun of American and how shittly it's ran, and not Europe. Just proving Slashdot is a Leftist site.
that it'll do better then the Beagle/Bagle Probe ;)
Because he was looking for more blogish style software not a full fledged PHPNuke-look-alive.
No-Reg Link
Like the name says, set's some memory/registers/ireallyhavenoclue to No Execute. What this does is not allow anything within to be execute, so even if somebody did a buffer overflow exploit, the shellcode/commands to run/etc couldn't get executed.
But then again, I know absolutely nothing so I may be completely wrong.
I got shits that look more like the WTC then those dollar bill tricks.
That's not my blog, I just use the tool.
From the story (no reg link):
The measuring instrument, a radiometer, is simple, a black plate under a glass dome. Like asphalt in summer, the black plate turns hot as it absorbs the sun's energy. Its temperature tells the amount of sunlight that has shone on it.
Since the 50's, hundreds of radiometers have been installed from the Arctic to Antarctica, dutifully recording sunshine. In the mid-80's, Dr. Atsumu Ohmura of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich sifted through the data to compare levels in different regions. "Suddenly," Dr. Ohmura said, "I realized it's not easy to do that, because the radiation was changing over time."
There's an easy way to get the no-reg archive link so why link to a podunk newspaper when it's totally unnecessary?
You mean like this?
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(http://slashdot.org/articles/04/05/09/1840217.
If it's like a typical Data Matrix 2D Barcode it can hold up to 500 characters.
As many people have pointed out, this is basically a new version of the :CueCat. Only difference I see instead of 'standard' barcodes (Code 39/EAN/UPC) it uses a Data Matrix style. Maybe bundling it with a cell phone might mean it could actually take off this time.
FOR ME TO POOP ON!
You sir, are a scholar and a gentlemen.
"I need a Kleenex"
How many of you use the brand Kleenex?
"Man this headache is killer, gimmie a Aspirin"
or
"Aww do you got a boo-boo, let me get you a band-aid"
Are you really using Band-Aid brand bandages?
what happends when you BSOD twice? Do they cancel each other out and the computer works again?
Yea, I know some stories about that :) Some ppl had the ip-relay operator call their house and record some messages on their answering machine. Some of them were very NSFW.