Its been mathematically proven also if you listen to/dev/random long enough you will be able to hear the Complete Works of William Shakespere in Dolby Surround Sound Stereo, and violating Dolby's patent in the process. Enjoy!
What's worse than encryption in the wrong hands? No encryption for anyone. That leaves everything a free for all for all terrorists and crackers.
I'm happy that I can use encryption to communicate, especially when dealing with my computer's security. Regretfully, these tools may have been used by bad people, but encryption has prevented many magnitudes of more trouble from being possible. Its good that we have these tools and I have many great thanks to those who advocate their use and security.
You too can make one of these tiny springs (I launched a few of these springs myself.) Strip off a few inches of insulation from one of the conductors of a IDE hard drive cable and grab one strand. Take a pin off your grandma's sewing pin cushion. With the pin in one hand, wrap tightly a new spring. The annealed copper spring should provide enough tension for your quartz noise transducer.
Extra points for repairing broken pins off tiny IC's.
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Cats dislike water on their skin. From what I hear, their saliva contains an enzyme that keeps them from stinking, alerting their prey as cats are predators. Water washes away this enzyme.
Fans. How about low power pc's? That would get rid of the noise problem.
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They use something else that works just a well, but without killing the ozone.
Don't worry about the freon or its closely related substitutes escaping freon from a fire, worry about the freon that reacts in the fire which forms a very lethal gas.
this reminds me of those folk who THINK that putting a bunch of aluminum around the ends of their (old) TV antenna's actually make the thing work better.
Hell, if it works, fuck the math and milling out expensive blocks of aluminum! I used to strategicaly put an empty soda can next to my wireless card when too many cars were parked between my house and my neighbor down the street. When it started to rain, we had to break out the aluminum foil.
I was thinking how to get a rocket to spool a lenght of wire at the end without breaking or melting away. Try a length of tungsten wire or rod (about 3 or 4 feet) near the rocket's engine if the copper wire melts due to the heat from propulsion. The rest of the copper wire can pour off the bobbin with the end taken off toward the ground.
Once the lightning ionizes the trail, all hell should light up...
Guns can also be used for hunting purposes for us that prefer eating tasty animals that haven't been pumped up with steriods and antibiotics, raised on cruel slaughterfarm camps. What a life for a cow. I prefer wild deer
Portscanning can also be used for searching sites that haven't been shamelessly advertised through marketing. Such rare gems are often found to be representative of local communities. I prefer folks who take the initiative to put up something personal, but haven't spammed their links everywhere. You'd be surprised at what you can find through portscanning httpd, finger, ntalk, etc...
I have been known to portscan port 80 on a slow day to see if there are any local webpages on the network. Same with newservers and other interesting ports of communication. Looks like a walk through the neighborhood to visit interesting characters will soon be outlawed.
Shame people don't believe in locks to spoil it for those of us who like to visit those who wish to open up communication ports to be friendly.
I wish that picture would go away. Nothing to do with motorcycle accidents, but that man bit into a blasting cap during a drinking binge on a dare. This dead horse has been beaten since last summer.
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Its been mathematically proven also if you listen to /dev/random long enough you will be able to hear the Complete Works of William Shakespere in Dolby Surround Sound Stereo, and violating Dolby's patent in the process. Enjoy!
What's worse than encryption in the wrong hands? No encryption for anyone. That leaves everything a free for all for all terrorists and crackers.
I'm happy that I can use encryption to communicate, especially when dealing with my computer's security. Regretfully, these tools may have been used by bad people, but encryption has prevented many magnitudes of more trouble from being possible. Its good that we have these tools and I have many great thanks to those who advocate their use and security.
how do you know that?
Doesn't OBL read slashdot too?
You too can make one of these tiny springs (I launched a few of these springs myself.) Strip off a few inches of insulation from one of the conductors of a IDE hard drive cable and grab one strand. Take a pin off your grandma's sewing pin cushion. With the pin in one hand, wrap tightly a new spring. The annealed copper spring should provide enough tension for your quartz noise transducer.
Extra points for repairing broken pins off tiny IC's.
I love Barney.
Dead.
Cats dislike water on their skin. From what I hear, their saliva contains an enzyme that keeps them from stinking, alerting their prey as cats are predators. Water washes away this enzyme.
Highly circumstantial indeed. That's why they want to have a talk with you and get to know more about your interests.
Its not a conspiracy, but sometimes agents from certain three letter agencies have time to care enough and reach out and knock on your door...
Fans. How about low power pc's? That would get rid of the noise problem.
They use something else that works just a well, but without killing the ozone.
Don't worry about the freon or its closely related substitutes escaping freon from a fire, worry about the freon that reacts in the fire which forms a very lethal gas.
this reminds me of those folk who THINK that putting a bunch of aluminum around the ends of their (old) TV antenna's actually make the thing work better.
Hell, if it works, fuck the math and milling out expensive blocks of aluminum! I used to strategicaly put an empty soda can next to my wireless card when too many cars were parked between my house and my neighbor down the street. When it started to rain, we had to break out the aluminum foil.
I tend to configure /etc/issue so that it prints the root password just above the "login:" prompt.
Nice way to tease crackers. Too bad telnet doesn't allow root to login, but requires su'ing from a user account.
I was thinking how to get a rocket to spool a lenght of wire at the end without breaking or melting away. Try a length of tungsten wire or rod (about 3 or 4 feet) near the rocket's engine if the copper wire melts due to the heat from propulsion. The rest of the copper wire can pour off the bobbin with the end taken off toward the ground.
Once the lightning ionizes the trail, all hell should light up...
There can be only one!
Microsoft-AOL-Time-Warner
"Hello, do you have a John in the house?"
"No!"
"Then what do you do, go in your pants?"
No joke. A shell on a vt100 gives a person far more power than mystery preprogrammed checkboxes and attatchments.
Guns can also be used for hunting purposes for us that prefer eating tasty animals that haven't been pumped up with steriods and antibiotics, raised on cruel slaughterfarm camps. What a life for a cow. I prefer wild deer
Portscanning can also be used for searching sites that haven't been shamelessly advertised through marketing. Such rare gems are often found to be representative of local communities. I prefer folks who take the initiative to put up something personal, but haven't spammed their links everywhere. You'd be surprised at what you can find through portscanning httpd, finger, ntalk, etc...
The policy for specifying what is allowed and not allowed is simply closing the damn port in the first place.
I have been known to portscan port 80 on a slow day to see if there are any local webpages on the network. Same with newservers and other interesting ports of communication. Looks like a walk through the neighborhood to visit interesting characters will soon be outlawed.
Shame people don't believe in locks to spoil it for those of us who like to visit those who wish to open up communication ports to be friendly.
Bill Gates arrested? Never...
Makes me wonder at what point in the drivetrain the 10hp of work is being consumed.
Makes me wonder how long the clutch lasts before it is consumed.
I wish that picture would go away. Nothing to do with motorcycle accidents, but that man bit into a blasting cap during a drinking binge on a dare. This dead horse has been beaten since last summer.
Speaking of nuking cows with megawatts of microwaves, compare that with all the talk about 0.6 watts of cellphone radiation causing brain cancer.
A cheaper alternative is to call the BSA to handle all your auditing needs. They will fix you up with an offer you can't refuse
9/9 also happens to be my birthday, so my numbers will be rolling over too. Woooooohooooooo!
I harvest potential contacts ...
I may have you blocked already! What did you say your name is?