I know AtheOS has its own GUI, but I imagine that have X on board would make porting most Unix apps easier
Why would one do this, we have Linux and BSD to run X Apps very well.
I like the attempt of AtheOS, where "one" Person controls the direction where the gui is going. This probably keeps the Userinterface more consitent that X is.
Dont get me wrong, X is fine, but quite oversized and to "flexible" for the masses...
his new Duron dissipates 41 Watts typical, 46 Watts maximum; a 1.4 GHz Thunderbird dissipates 65 Watts typical, 72 Watts maximum, or about 60% more heat. (Numbers from the AMD web site.)
Well, 46W is still plenty much heat to suck out of your box. If you really care about noise, you'd better go you, buy some cheap VIA C3 (Aka. Samuel 2, with L2 Cache Onchip) and build yourself a fanless X Client to connect to your Dual Athlon 1.4 GHz hidden in the Basement (where no one is annoyed of the noise such a Bastard generates).
Would be good enough for most jobs, except games. But to be honest, have you ever heard of a hardcore gamer who cares about noise?
Why don't they just render it in wireframe and get 100fps? With hidden line removal it would still be entirely watchable.
It should run a descent speed if they remove some polygons or render without textures (just shaded...), dropping down to wireframe should'nt be necessary...
Heh. PCs would run on G4s & AMD Athlons, and Macs on Pentium 4s.
I think PC would run on 68090's or something like that, if they never had the guts to change their cpu architecture when using Intel CPUs, why should they have done it in case they chose the 68k line.
Works in what way? If you mean it sends the HTTP request, then yeah, that probably does work. But it's not gonna shut down IIS.
It's like GC said in another thread here: It depends on the specific setup of the infected machine. There is no common way to shutdown it. Bothering the admin with mails seems to be the only way. But those forgotten machines burried behined walls will annoy us forever..
Those machines have probably been patched since infection, but have not been cleaned. The patch does not dis-infect Code Red from the machine,
a lot of web admins don't realise this
So it probably would be a good idea for anyone to send every host that comes in searching for default.ida at least one reboot command to make sure that patched machines dont bother us again.
The root.exe left in their scripts directory would be their own problem.
on the other hand, we could just broadcast the ip's to serval irc channels, and then look how long the keep up;-)
Then there is a nice little Vulnerable Server Scanner Provided by the people at www.eeye.com.
Did you ever check some infected machines that hit you log's with this tool? I tried and lots of them where found as "unvulnerable". So better don't trust it to much...
Trying 212.143.77.136...
Connected to 212.143.77.136.
Escape character is '^]'.
GET/scripts/root.exe?/c+dir+c:\
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Microsoft-IIS/5.0
Date: Sun, 05 Aug 2001 23:04:17 GMT
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 10D1-32F6
Yeah, next time we throw away per process memory space to speed up ipc, later on we're going to put the graphics drivers into the kernel to gain some fps when playing quake...;-)
Who cares about the how often updates arive, you are not forced to update, and if they have fixes or new featured they should send them out to the people who bought the system instead of selling 10.1.0 for another 50 bucks..
btw, I still miss dvd support, so updates dont come fast enough...;-)
I'm a freelance developer, I get out of bed around 12, while the first cann of coffee I read my mail and 'surf around. later on, I aproach the projects with the most pressure, the customers bother me with their calls until around 5-6 pm and after that time I start getting productive for 5-6 hours or longer depending on the current projects deadlines...
normally I dont care about weekends, but when I need a break I just take some free days
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I know AtheOS has its own GUI, but I imagine that have X on board would make porting most Unix apps easier
Why would one do this, we have Linux and BSD to run X Apps very well.
I like the attempt of AtheOS, where "one" Person controls the direction where the gui is going. This probably keeps the Userinterface more consitent that X is.
Dont get me wrong, X is fine, but quite oversized and to "flexible" for the masses...
his new Duron dissipates 41 Watts typical, 46 Watts maximum; a 1.4 GHz Thunderbird dissipates 65 Watts typical, 72 Watts maximum, or about 60% more heat. (Numbers from the AMD web site.)
Well, 46W is still plenty much heat to suck out of your box. If you really care about noise, you'd better go you, buy some cheap VIA C3 (Aka. Samuel 2, with L2 Cache Onchip) and build yourself a fanless X Client to connect to your Dual Athlon 1.4 GHz hidden in the Basement (where no one is annoyed of the noise such a Bastard generates).
Would be good enough for most jobs, except games. But to be honest, have you ever heard of a hardcore gamer who cares about noise?
GEM is here
Why don't they just render it in wireframe and get 100fps? With hidden line removal it would still be entirely watchable.
...
It should run a descent speed if they remove some polygons or render without textures (just shaded...), dropping down to wireframe should'nt be necessary
I thought ./ wont post links to ebay?
;-)
some weeks a go i submitted a link to an Cray-YMP sale on Ebay.
poor little cray, not exotic enough to make it
Heh. PCs would run on G4s & AMD Athlons, and Macs on Pentium 4s.
I think PC would run on 68090's or something like that, if they never had the guts to change their cpu architecture when using Intel CPUs, why should they have done it in case they chose the 68k line.
PPC's would'nt have come to existence either.
I have an old Byte magazine here, were the advertise a Z80 card for the IBM-PC to make it run something usefull (CP/M in this case).
;-)
Good old times, where a Z80 was all you needed to fix that damned IBM
Works in what way? If you mean it sends the HTTP request, then yeah, that probably does work. But it's not gonna shut down IIS.
It's like GC said in another thread here: It depends on the specific setup of the infected machine. There is no common way to shutdown it. Bothering the admin with mails seems to be the only way. But those forgotten machines burried behined walls will annoy us forever..
So it probably would be a good idea for anyone to send every host that comes in searching for default.ida at least one reboot command to make sure that patched machines dont bother us again.
The root.exe left in their scripts directory would be their own problem.
on the other hand, we could just broadcast the ip's to serval irc channels, and then look how long the keep up
Did you ever check some infected machines that hit you log's with this tool? I tried and lots of them where found as "unvulnerable". So better don't trust it to much
AddType application/x-httpd-php
In case you prefer php
Hm, I don't think ia64 was ever designed to be programed in plain asm. Isn't it very painful to care about that epic stuff by hand?
the only machine OSX run on, thats good enough for me.
If I wanted a fast *nix box I'd rather buy [insert fast cheap stuff here] box
>Years later, I translated it into 8086 code, in >case anyone is interested :-)
This should run quite fast on todays machines ;-)
As long as you need to buy a decent Mac run OSX, there's no need to worry about BSD and Linux.
Yeah, next time we throw away per process memory space to speed up ipc, later on we're going to put the graphics drivers into the kernel to gain some fps when playing quake... ;-)
>they should have the makings of a complete >spacecraft by, say, 2101. ;-)
I'm pretty sure Nasa will still use the shuttle then ;-)
Who cares about the how often updates arive, you are not forced to update, and if they have fixes or new featured they should send them out to the people who bought the system instead of selling 10.1.0 for another 50 bucks.. btw, I still miss dvd support, so updates dont come fast enough ... ;-)
I'm a freelance developer, I get out of bed around 12, while the first cann of coffee I read my mail and 'surf around. later on, I aproach the projects with the most pressure, the customers bother me with their calls until around 5-6 pm and after that time I start getting productive for 5-6 hours or longer depending on the current projects deadlines... normally I dont care about weekends, but when I need a break I just take some free days