As for the dogs, are you referring to the four-legged kind
I believe he was referring to the five-legged kind.:-)
Re:Good for some, nightmare for others
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The only way to keep people from looking at porn at work is to not give them ANY Internet access, not even filtered, make sure their computers have no floppy, Zip, or CD drives, and do a full strip search anytime anyone enters the building to make sure they're not carrying a Playboy. Even then, people would find a way if they wanted to.
Instead of trying to block porn, I would just grep the logs for porn sites and ask the bosses of offenders to warn them about accessing porn at work. If it happens again, fire them.
IIRC, Mozilla was the original codename for Netscape, and was included by Netscape 1.0 in its HTTP headers. Many sites detected Netscape by grepping for "Mozilla" and provided a special Netscape-enhanced version of a page if the user was using Netscape (eg., a page using frames, tables, Javascript, and other Netscape-specific extensions that weren't displayed by other browsers).
When Microsoft released IE, complete with support for most of the Netscape extensions, they used "Mozilla" in IE's headers in order to trick sites into thinking it was Netscape. That way, IE users could also see enhanced pages.
Realplayer doesn't come with Windows, but that doesn't mean lots of companies don't use RealMedia streams. It's really not that hard to download and install a Tarkin player/plugin (at least, it won't be once Tarkin actually exists).
Yes, it can be done. I have a free-beer Windows program to do that (I don't remember the name, I almost never use it). I dunno if there's anything like it for Linux, but it's certainly possible.
This is why people should be supporting open-source file sharing systems such as giFT. This could never happen if we could just see the source code and find/fix these bugs.
I can't get to the site, so I'm not certain, but they probably just released the binaries into the public domain. I guess we could decompile it to get the source, but that takes a lot of effort and produces strange code.
Someone should calculate how much energy it takes to press a key, and write a program that counts how many calories you've burned. "Mom, let me have that extra desert, I've been playing Quake for two weeks!"
Is it? Is there a way to capture all keys on a Linux system, both in a console and using X? You could probably implement as a kernel module, but I don't know of any other ways to capture keys pressed on a standard Linux console. And there's no way I'd put in a kernel module for something like this.
Re:What you also have to remember
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If you wished, you could just chmod a-w system files on a Linux machine for the same affect. Or chattr +i.
Slashdot Mirror
I believe he was referring to the five-legged kind. :-)
Instead of trying to block porn, I would just grep the logs for porn sites and ask the bosses of offenders to warn them about accessing porn at work. If it happens again, fire them.
When Microsoft released IE, complete with support for most of the Netscape extensions, they used "Mozilla" in IE's headers in order to trick sites into thinking it was Netscape. That way, IE users could also see enhanced pages.
$ file /usr/bin/konqueror
/usr/bin/konqueror: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped
As of last year, my local library had 63 holds on Harry Potter 4. Good luck getting a copy.
Realplayer doesn't come with Windows, but that doesn't mean lots of companies don't use RealMedia streams. It's really not that hard to download and install a Tarkin player/plugin (at least, it won't be once Tarkin actually exists).
I believe he meant he had been teaching for two years.
That's basically what SDL does.
int O = 1;
printf("O is %d", O);
Just wait until Google indexes this page.
Yes, it can be done. I have a free-beer Windows program to do that (I don't remember the name, I almost never use it). I dunno if there's anything like it for Linux, but it's certainly possible.
Starcraft and Brood War. Two of the best games ever made.
If it's too slow to stream, download it and play it off your hard disk.
This is why people should be supporting open-source file sharing systems such as giFT. This could never happen if we could just see the source code and find/fix these bugs.
75GB's of mp3's is a helluva lot more than 100 hours. 75GB=629145600Kb. At 192kbps, that's 3276800 seconds of music, or 910 hours.
So we have to have it on the /. front page when MS releases XP Service Pack 3.14159?
mirrors.kernel.org isn't the mirror page. It's a list of other sites mirrored by kernel.org. The correct URL is http://www.kernel.org/mirrors.
Actually, Google is still your friend.
Just use Overrated. It's cheap, but it works and there's no metamod.
That would be a kernel module (or compiled into the kernel, which is just as bad).
I can't get to the site, so I'm not certain, but they probably just released the binaries into the public domain. I guess we could decompile it to get the source, but that takes a lot of effort and produces strange code.
$ host disvr.cjb.net
:-)
disvr.cjb.net A 66.24.22.15
$ host 66.24.22.15
Name: syr-66-24-22-15.twcny.rr.com
Address: 66.24.22.15
$ ping syr-66-24-22-15.twcny.rr.com
PING syr-66-24-22-15.twcny.rr.com (66.24.22.15): 56 data bytes
--- syr-66-24-22-15.twcny.rr.com ping statistics ---
5 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% packet loss
Run your site on a Road Runner cable modem and you KNOW it'll get slashdotted
Anyone got a mirror?
Someone should calculate how much energy it takes to press a key, and write a program that counts how many calories you've burned. "Mom, let me have that extra desert, I've been playing Quake for two weeks!"
Is it? Is there a way to capture all keys on a Linux system, both in a console and using X? You could probably implement as a kernel module, but I don't know of any other ways to capture keys pressed on a standard Linux console. And there's no way I'd put in a kernel module for something like this.
If you wished, you could just chmod a-w system files on a Linux machine for the same affect. Or chattr +i.