it does a hash on ( gmt hour and file name ) so that when you go to the napster server, all your filenames get translated. using proxy A
when you want to do a search, someone who uses a proxy asks for Metallica which gets translated to 0x12982. When a reply is found saying it found the file, it goes through proxy B which unscrambles the file name and bam, you can preserve file names;)
interesting in theory, prolly no one will actually do it:)
I remember watching star trek voyager once. when they had to drop their core. (core dump, get it?).
What happens when the user thinkgs in exclamation, "Oh Shit!"
While i know that C is a wonderful language, anythign done graphically should probably be done in OOP. I'm sorry, but easy development and expandibility aren't done well in C for graphical programs.
Last I looked and tried GTK with Drag and Drop, it was nightmare. Unless you are a gtk/gnome monger, forget it.
And the other thing is speed. Lord good gravy gnome is slow. Its bloat with fudge added in. Waiting for hardware to get faster is not a way to make your software improve, efficiency wise.
We all know that Windows sucks. So why, oh why, do countless Open Source projects spring up that try to slavishly duplicate the look and feel of yet another crap
Windows product while leaving out the only good parts of the functionality? And then they call it a "Windows:foo killer". Do they really think Microsoft are the sole
arbiters of what constitutes good GUI design?
Considering they actually hire people who specialize in user interfaces and the psychologies behind them? Yeah. Just because you don't like the look and feel, doesn't mean that everyone else
Its called writting a script to catalogue all urls posted in slashdot articles and checking to see if they've been double posted. Yes, its hard to do that with multi-homed domains, but it filter a lot of the shit we get here...
It all depends on the interpretation by the school of what CiS and CS are. When I went to a liberal arts and have a degree in CiS with no management or accounting. CS you would think it would be called. Polytechnic NY, which has a CS program (or the 'escape major' since it was easy to transfer into), had a couple of management courses mixed into their 'CS' degree. I guess what you should be asking is what course background you had.
I proudly tell them I have CS with a Psych minor =)
Point being is that there are a lot of idiots out there who think that the key is transfered securely, and full proof. But someone on a hub (no.. won't work on a switch >P ) could sniff ssh traffic and get a key.
But you are right, how does a hacker get right in the middle? Its hard. Especially with so much traffic floating around.
Ok, you need a 700mhz processor to control the sensors for balance and where the ground is etc etc...
:)
So if you wish to run, you'd need to process quicker. Would that mean that the faster you want to go the faster the chips?
Interesting how our mind can't compute numbers so quick but we can already run
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create a napster proxy.
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:)
it does a hash on ( gmt hour and file name ) so that when you go to the napster server, all your filenames get translated. using proxy A
when you want to do a search, someone who uses a proxy asks for Metallica which gets translated to 0x12982. When a reply is found saying it found the file, it goes through proxy B which unscrambles the file name and bam, you can preserve file names
interesting in theory, prolly no one will actually do it
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If it was released into the public wouldn't it THEN be required to be "open source"?
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It will mean a growing popularity of the bad pun, "Send in the clones!" And of course, more groans :)
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It figures that they couldn't arbitarte between themeselves :)
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March? March of what year? wasn't this thing supposed to splash down last year? or was that iridium? ;>
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... if the slashdot connection poll were live and you could change your vote. That sudden drop in dsl usage ;>
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Its hard to write a single much less a speciallized app to go through every input type, every branch of execution. Its possible, but its VERY hard.
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I know. But this is a firewall ;> Use i know.. "why ssh on the firewall!" well there is.
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Yeah, /usr/ports for freebsd 3 still uses openssh 2.2, but disabling protocol 1 is at least a quick fix while a more stable thing is done.
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That was weird. my #5 post got in a minute before yours with the same reply :)
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I would think he might have a say in this regarding patch(), as prior art.
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Its an alternative. ... do use blows vs sucks. Or maybe bites....
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I remember watching star trek voyager once. when they had to drop their core. (core dump, get it?). What happens when the user thinkgs in exclamation, "Oh Shit!"
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How about "I'm sorry". The key word to save any relationship, any friendship and to prevent the schedule of nookie :)
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a 747 of geeks playing quake and unreal tournament... wirelessly =)
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Last I looked and tried GTK with Drag and Drop, it was nightmare. Unless you are a gtk/gnome monger, forget it.
And the other thing is speed. Lord good gravy gnome is slow. Its bloat with fudge added in. Waiting for hardware to get faster is not a way to make your software improve, efficiency wise.
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To clear up a confusion, that's intellectual property. Not IP as in Internet Protocol (address) ala IP Address.
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We all know that Windows sucks. So why, oh why, do countless Open Source projects spring up that try to slavishly duplicate the look and feel of yet another crap Windows product while leaving out the only good parts of the functionality? And then they call it a "Windows:foo killer". Do they really think Microsoft are the sole arbiters of what constitutes good GUI design?
Considering they actually hire people who specialize in user interfaces and the psychologies behind them? Yeah. Just because you don't like the look and feel, doesn't mean that everyone else---
Its called writting a script to catalogue all urls posted in slashdot articles and checking to see if they've been double posted. Yes, its hard to do that with multi-homed domains, but it filter a lot of the shit we get here...
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-red hot chilli peppers
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The link in the article shouldn't be confused with the other goat like, .cx resembling link we all know and love.
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I proudly tell them I have CS with a Psych minor =)
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But you are right, how does a hacker get right in the middle? Its hard. Especially with so much traffic floating around.
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Before there was priceline, there was the commodore vic-20 http://www.sbrowning.com/vintage/index.php3?p=35
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