This seems like a very difficult proposition in our networked world. Has there ever been a service that facillitates true anonymous publishing of digital works?
Sign up for a $GENERIC_FREE_HOMEPAGE account using a fake name. Afraid they might log your IP? Do it from a net cafe or something. Post anonymously to slashdot. Watch mirrors pop up around the world. %japh = ( 'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@' . 'nordebo.com', 'work' => 'www.sonox.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-405095'
Just because there's a copy of you doesn't mean you don't die if you die. The copy survives, but that doesn't help you since you're dead.
If you create a copy of yourself, and I kill/destroy the copy, you won't feel anything, likewise, if the copy reads an interesting discussion on slashdot, you won't know about it, and if you read the discussion, the copy won't know about it.
This will not change if you die, i.e. your consciousness won't magically float from your dead body into your until now independent copy.
Now go listen to Mr. Garrison: "Dead, dead, dead, someday we'll all be dead". %japh = ( 'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@' . 'nordebo.com', 'work' => 'www.sonox.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-405095'
So you're saying an ISP is to blame for you connecting an insecure computer to the internet? %japh = ( 'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@' . 'nordebo.com', 'work' => 'www.sonox.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-405095'
I think they changed the "Official" AD&D world to Forgotten Realms in 2nd edition. %japh = ( 'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com', 'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
Yes, this FreePad is DECT - but GPRS is truly mobile. I didn't say that the FreePad used GPRS. If it did, it would be a lot more interesting, but then GPRS isn't in use yet except at one BSC (Base Station Controller) at T-Mobil in Germany, I think.
I'd prefer a real notebook though. Those Vadem Clio WinCE boxes they recently ported Linux to will be nice, too, at least when they get an X server running on it.
Ericsson is first with a new device using a new protocol enabling data transmissions at 112 KBps over existing GSM networks. It's called GPRS, and it's currently being implemented by a German operator called T-Mobil. There's more info at www.gprsworld.com.
I'm sorry, but the G4 is nothing new. It's like the transition from 68k to PPC to G3 - it's even less revolutionary than the transition from 68k to the PPC. It's just Moore's law as usual.
The iMac was groundbreaking, yes. OS X was something new too. But the G4 is just another new computer faster than older computers - we've seen it for many years now, and no marketing will make a computer with a faster processor revolutionary. %japh = ( 'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com', 'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
But if you take BSD code, make it GPL and incorporates it in Linux you get GNU/BSD/Linux, and then it's growing:) %japh = ( 'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com', 'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
Now, I was gonna tell you the address, but I guess since the holy Commander Taco sez not, I guess this isn't a full disclosure forum. Though someone will probably tell you anyway.
Anyway, I've been told they they use "Microsoft Passport" and that's whats been cracked. Why didn't they just leave it as it was, since they've already failed to move it to NT? Are they still trying to move it to NT, or do they use it because they have to feel they're using at least some MS s/w?
Well, I guess they're too embarrassed to talk about it... %japh = ( 'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com', 'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
IIRC they identified him by the Word ID number inside Melissa, which he had previously released document containing in a less-than-completely-anonymous way. %japh = ( 'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com', 'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
The BP6 is Socket 370 only, so it depends on Intel's move in random socketing at that time. %japh = ( 'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com', 'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
Yeah, like my Celeron 300A running at 450 MHz that's been running 24/7 running seti@home for almost a year now. I had an uptime of 50 days before I last changed kernel. %japh = ( 'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com', 'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
They can't change the disclaimer because of liability. If Andover.net owns your libellous comment, then Andeover.net can be sued for it, I think. IANAL. /El Niño
They think that kids *enjoy* watching pornography, and they're on a holy mission to save them from themselves. Nevermind that the average 9 year old would just be grossed out at the concept of boys and girls.. well.. you know.
Well, when I was a small kid we found pornography pretty exciting, since it was a bit forbidden and stuff. /El Niño
I've seen a documentary where people had bought enough parts to build complete Cobra attack helicopters and such - they could even buy the missile mounts and other stuff that are supposed to be destroyed, not sold. /El Niño
As far as I've understood this whole matter, you should be blaming the SEC, not Red Hat. Writing to your local congressman or something would be a more sensible approach. /El Niño
Slashdot Mirror
Sign up for a $GENERIC_FREE_HOMEPAGE account using a fake name. Afraid they might log your IP? Do it from a net cafe or something. Post anonymously to slashdot. Watch mirrors pop up around the world.
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@' . 'nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.sonox.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-405095'
Just because there's a copy of you doesn't mean you don't die if you die. The copy survives, but that doesn't help you since you're dead.
If you create a copy of yourself, and I kill/destroy the copy, you won't feel anything, likewise, if the copy reads an interesting discussion on slashdot, you won't know about it, and if you read the discussion, the copy won't know about it.
This will not change if you die, i.e. your consciousness won't magically float from your dead body into your until now independent copy.
Now go listen to Mr. Garrison: "Dead, dead, dead, someday we'll all be dead".
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@' . 'nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.sonox.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-405095'
So you're saying an ISP is to blame for you connecting an insecure computer to the internet?
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@' . 'nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.sonox.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-405095'
Are we talking about such nice French freedoms like freedom of speech, ie freedom as long as you 1: speak in French, 2: don't critize the governemnt?
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
I think they changed the "Official" AD&D world to Forgotten Realms in 2nd edition.
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
Good luck with the project, it's a great idea! And, market the damn thing, when it's finished! 8)
Yeah, the market for Zero-G devices on earth is so big...
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
Nope. They won't. Unless you know someone at the local office, of course.
:)
And if you're an SGI VAR as we are you probably do
Been thinking of getting a big Origin2000 "case" (more lika a wardrobe) and put our PC servers inside it...
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
Yes, this FreePad is DECT - but GPRS is truly mobile. I didn't say that the FreePad used GPRS. If it did, it would be a lot more interesting, but then GPRS isn't in use yet except at one BSC (Base Station Controller) at T-Mobil in Germany, I think.
I'd prefer a real notebook though. Those Vadem Clio WinCE boxes they recently ported Linux to will be nice, too, at least when they get an X server running on it.
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
Actually, 1 inch is 2.54 cm. Try units(1) if your on a UN*X box.
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
Ericsson is first with a new device using a new protocol enabling data transmissions at 112 KBps over existing GSM networks. It's called GPRS, and it's currently being implemented by a German operator called T-Mobil. There's more info at www.gprsworld.com.
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
I'm sorry, but the G4 is nothing new. It's like the transition from 68k to PPC to G3 - it's even less revolutionary than the transition from 68k to the PPC. It's just Moore's law as usual.
The iMac was groundbreaking, yes. OS X was something new too. But the G4 is just another new computer faster than older computers - we've seen it for many years now, and no marketing will make a computer with a faster processor revolutionary.
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
But if you take BSD code, make it GPL and incorporates it in Linux you get GNU/BSD/Linux, and then it's growing :)
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
Oh well...
http://www.2038.com/hotmail/
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
Now, I was gonna tell you the address, but I guess since the holy Commander Taco sez not, I guess this isn't a full disclosure forum. Though someone will probably tell you anyway.
Anyway, I've been told they they use "Microsoft Passport" and that's whats been cracked. Why didn't they just leave it as it was, since they've already failed to move it to NT? Are they still trying to move it to NT, or do they use it because they have to feel they're using at least some MS s/w?
Well, I guess they're too embarrassed to talk about it...
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
IIRC they identified him by the Word ID number inside Melissa, which he had previously released document containing in a less-than-completely-anonymous way.
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
The BP6 is Socket 370 only, so it depends on Intel's move in random socketing at that time.
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
Yeah, like my Celeron 300A running at 450 MHz that's been running 24/7 running seti@home for almost a year now. I had an uptime of 50 days before I last changed kernel.
%japh = (
'name' => 'Niklas Nordebo', 'mail' => 'niklas@nordebo.com',
'work' => 'www.pipe-dd.com', 'phone' => '+46-708-444705'
They can't change the disclaimer because of liability. If Andover.net owns your libellous comment, then Andeover.net can be sued for it, I think. IANAL.
/El Niño
They think that kids *enjoy* watching pornography, and they're on a holy mission to save them from themselves. Nevermind that the average 9 year old would just be grossed out at the concept of boys and girls.. well.. you know.
Well, when I was a small kid we found pornography pretty exciting, since it was a bit forbidden and stuff.
/El Niño
I've seen a documentary where people had bought enough parts to build complete Cobra attack helicopters and such - they could even buy the missile mounts and other stuff that are supposed to be destroyed, not sold.
/El Niño
Then everybody and their mom would buy a Harrier for $.7M and resell it, while Pepsi loses $22.7 a pop...
/El Niño
The subject says it all, I think...
/El Niño
I can understand that you find it hard to recruit when you write like that...
/El Niño
The problem is that the work units are created from the Arecibo Radio Observatory, and not many people have their own radio observatory...
/El Niño
As far as I've understood this whole matter, you should be blaming the SEC, not Red Hat. Writing to your local congressman or something would be a more sensible approach.
/El Niño