hmm... just wondering here... is the fake file copyrighted? can't you legally download them? (they can claim intent, but you don't have the actual copyrighted material, no?)
This will be amazing, Intel and AMD will license the technology.
Imagine a CPU with 1GB of L1 cache. All of windows in cache, now that's a fast boot.
True, but wouldn't you like something else in there too?
but SPEWS is based on colatteral damage, It's supposed to force the ISPs to enforce better spam policies.
from what I've seen delisting is actually pretty rapid, tho.
anyway, don't use SPEWS if you don't want to, nobody's forcing you to.
How about a memory remapping chip? ie, does an in place memory patch, or remaps some ranges to itself when placed in front of original chip. this way the chip won't have any original BIOS code on it and still be effective.
I personally suggest THC's secure_delete toolkit, which works very nicely for me.
it uses Peter Guttman's deletion algorithm and happilly scrubs file, free block, swap and memory
just wondering... I was having problems meta-moderating until I switched to yro.slashdot.org (and am now using yro to post this) since the links are absolute and all, I kept getting redirected back to the form, sans data.
Slashdot Mirror
that's an eight, not a three.
hmm... just wondering here...
is the fake file copyrighted?
can't you legally download them?
(they can claim intent, but you don't have the actual copyrighted material, no?)
You might be interested in glslideshow from xscreensaver which does this.
This will be amazing, Intel and AMD will license the technology.
Imagine a CPU with 1GB of L1 cache. All of windows in cache, now that's a fast boot.
True, but wouldn't you like something else in there too?
Nah, it's probably just schizophrenia.
and buddyzoo too
How well does it compress with Lzip?
There now exists a patch for nmap which sets the evil bit on by default, available here
also, more discussion on when the evil bit should be set.
here's the CF to IDE pinout
Use source analyzers to find common mistakes, here are a few
Flawfinder
RATS
ITS4
Splint
also look at Splint's Links page for more on the topic
Here's the Secure Programming for Linux and Unix HOWTO, good reading IMHO, :)
alternately here.
(Hopefully on-topic
In Evolution, View -> Preview Pane.
Am I missing something?
this just reminded me of an old(ish) NT bug, :)
where you could ask yourself for impersonation rights for someone else's procs
here it is
not tested, but should work (I think)
looks like Wondershaper to me.
but SPEWS is based on colatteral damage,
It's supposed to force the ISPs to enforce better spam policies.
from what I've seen delisting is actually pretty rapid, tho.
anyway, don't use SPEWS if you don't want to, nobody's forcing you to.
How about a memory remapping chip?
ie, does an in place memory patch, or remaps some ranges to itself when placed in front of original chip.
this way the chip won't have any original BIOS code on it and still be effective.
I personally suggest THC's secure_delete toolkit, which works very nicely for me.
it uses Peter Guttman's deletion algorithm and happilly scrubs file, free block, swap and memory
Why not send him some actual spam, or even better... Spam Less :)
Found some over there(am not affiliated, blah, blah, blah.)
just wondering... I was having problems meta-moderating until I switched to yro.slashdot.org (and am now using yro to post this)
since the links are absolute and all, I kept getting redirected back to the form, sans data.
The link was somewhat munged, take this one instead
I was pretty impressed when it ran in wine
just wait till they implement newspeak
They could do something worse then block the website, they could just redirect it to their own server, supplying a trojan