Write clients with the capability to provide the checksum of arbitrary byte ranges, then check these range checksums against the checksums of files with the same name/size/full checksum from other clients on the network.
Pretty simple, actually. It sort of falls apart with different names/bitrates, though:P
Well, versions of Windows from when SOVIET RUSSIA existed weren't much more than poorly designed, seizure-inducing, EGA hacks. I guess you could say "In SOVIET RUSSIA, seizures induce Windows 1.01!" I feel sorry for the epileptics.:P
I had a power supply do that once at a friend's house. The strangest thing, though, was that it smelled like burnt peanut butter in the room for the next half hour.
"Of the 129 drives that functioned, 69 still had recoverable files on them and 49 contained "significant personal information" -- medical correspondence, love letters, pornography and 5,000 credit card numbers."
So I suppose they're saying there were 102 cards/drive. Sounds fishy to me.
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This story is wrong on too many levels.
Write clients with the capability to provide the checksum of arbitrary byte ranges, then check these range checksums against the checksums of files with the same name/size/full checksum from other clients on the network.
:P
Pretty simple, actually. It sort of falls apart with different names/bitrates, though
Longer keylength...
Gee, I don't know who to listen to here, the guy with "Acidic Diarrhea" for a nick, or the guy with http://www.analse.cx/ for his homepage...
Car manufacurers get inspiration from the stranget places...
This is great.. Especally compaired to the previous story.
You got something against fungi, Mack?
Well, versions of Windows from when SOVIET RUSSIA existed weren't much more than poorly designed, seizure-inducing, EGA hacks. I guess you could say "In SOVIET RUSSIA, seizures induce Windows 1.01!" I feel sorry for the epileptics. :P
I don't want a phone/MP3/PDA/GPS/condom dispenser.
You read Slashdot. You don't need a condom dispenser.
I had a power supply do that once at a friend's house. The strangest thing, though, was that it smelled like burnt peanut butter in the room for the next half hour.
I hate to reply to myself, but:
"Of the 129 drives that functioned, 69 still had recoverable files on them and 49 contained "significant personal information" -- medical correspondence, love letters, pornography and 5,000 credit card numbers."
So I suppose they're saying there were 102 cards/drive. Sounds fishy to me.
Actually, there were 158 drives, so the average comes out to about 31 cards per disk.
That's the source code to GOBBLE's buffer overflow exploit for mpg123, not their "E1 ELIET0 I 4M H4X0R J00 PIR8S" worm.
Well, just print a few small ones and make a beowulf cluster! Modular electronics are all the rage, anyway.
http://www.xenatera.com/bunnie/proj/cdhack/cdhack. html
But looks fun nonetheless.
I wonder what alien astonomers looking at our solar system are thinking? (Something like: "No chance intelligent life could exist there.")
And they'd be right!
Note that there's an XFree logo on Apple's page. So don't worry, it's not another X server.
Now all I need is a monitor that can refresh at 209Hz!
Well, it takes two to sign a contract. Sendo should have known what they were getting into. (God, that was pro-Microsoft, wasn't it?)
That's why I said " [Aa][Nn][Tt] " and not "[Aa][Nn][Tt]". I should have been more clear about the spaces.
Does anyone know how to do grep for "ant" (exact word by itself)? :)
grepping for " [Aa][Nn][Tt] " would probably work.
Perhaps that's true for him. Every user is different, to a point.
Wow, this is the first time I've seen a post with a goatse link modded up as "Insightful". These are strange times, indeed.
I read this story, and the fortune at the bottom of the page is:
Just remember: when you go to court, you are trusting your fate to twelve people that weren't smart enough to get out of jury duty!
Live Nude Lesbians... IN SPACE!
Earlier this year, the company showed off an LCD panel with an embedded Zilog microprocessor.
Sega did that years ago!