Nice to finally know what happened to my ISP's (@Home) IRC server. They never sent out any kind of notification to thier users. It just stopped working one day. Then again it is @Home so I am not really suprised.
After looking at the source code and seeing that it makes your start page in Internet Explorer one of 4 random sites at skyinet.net, then wouldn't it be a DoS against skyinet.net as well? skyinet.net is down right now, though I am not sure if it's because of this, or they are denying all requests until they can remove the pages.
"Attorneys for Metallica say they hired NetPD, an online consulting firm, to monitor the Napster service this past weekend. The firm came up with more than 335,000 individual users who had made the band's content available online, the lawyers said."
To me it sounds like they paid someone a lot of money to type Metallica in the Artist field, click Find It, and write down usernames.
As of now, the only thing that can run the software from Lego that controls the Mindstorms is Windows (AFAIK). I have heard there are some people trying to get it ported to Linux....
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According to CNN they lost it again after 7 minutes =(
ShadoWolf
Nice to finally know what happened to my ISP's (@Home) IRC server. They never sent out any kind of notification to thier users. It just stopped working one day. Then again it is @Home so I am not really suprised.
ShadoWolf
"I was pleased this morning when I opened up my mailbox and I found my PIN number for ICANN's Members at Large program"
You got your Personal Identification Number number?
After looking at the source code and seeing that it makes your start page in Internet Explorer one of 4 random sites at skyinet.net, then wouldn't it be a DoS against skyinet.net as well? skyinet.net is down right now, though I am not sure if it's because of this, or they are denying all requests until they can remove the pages.
"Attorneys for Metallica say they hired NetPD, an online consulting firm, to monitor the Napster service this past weekend. The firm came up with more than 335,000 individual users who had made the band's content available online, the lawyers said."
To me it sounds like they paid someone a lot of money to type Metallica in the Artist field, click Find It, and write down usernames.
Maybe they mean it as 12 28 888 and not as indivdual numbers (1 2 2 8 8 8 8)
ShadoWolf
Well, at least now I know why port sentry picked up op-scan.home.net connecting to my news port last night.
ShadoWolf
I just tried and got in fine.
"Have you got a home office? OSHA it!"
I agree. His site is one of the best around for people just getting started with Linux. Also the NHF's (Newbieized Help Files) are really good too.
ShadoWolf
"It should be first patch, not first post" -Alan Cox
From the timeline of e-seminars...
Oct. 27th
Linux in Mission Critical Applications - Brookhaven National Labs
It's nice to know they aren't using NT...
Actually, we have a site doing that already. www.linuxnewbie.org Look for hte NHFs (Newbieized Help Files)
ShadoWolf
Actually, they have a crude plotter off of the main page
http://staticip.cx/~benw/lego
As of now, the only thing that can run the software from Lego that controls the Mindstorms is Windows (AFAIK). I have heard there are some people trying to get it ported to Linux....
*sigh*
And I thought the geek community was more accepting of this...