I used to have a tuner card in one of my computers, but I never had time to use it. I would average about an hour of TV a week. So when I upgraded the machine that card got left out.
I spent two weeks with it on untill someoen noticed and had me remove it on my M-16 from an old HP DLT drive (in a nice military style khaki) "operate lever only when the operate light is on"
Last time I checked (last week actually), millitary supplies, esp ammo came in wooden boxes. Even when they put stuff in metal boxes, they pack those into wodden ones.
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I agree.
Just to put things in the right context here is a link to the famous Tanenbaum-Torvalds debate.
http://oreilly.com/catalog/opensources/book/appa.html
I'm sure they have other methods of extracting the information they want
That is why some of us wear tinfoil hats, you know.
my scheme for semi-random hard to guess passwords is
$ date | md5sum
74c00fbcc57e789e98b5b13d62adad65
esp good when you can cut&paste the password
In other words, you married a windows user, and now you're coming to us for help.
That's because the whole manufacturing env is floppy based.
That floppy port isn't going away anytime soon.
The reason for that is that manufacturers use it for manufacturing tests.
I don't even own a TV.
I used to have a tuner card in one of my computers, but I never had time to use it.
I would average about an hour of TV a week.
So when I upgraded the machine that card got left out.
When I want to see a DVD I use my Linux box.
Pick me! I weigh less!
- think of an add "wanted: lean, mean programmers, that are worth their weight in gold"
- We pick the small ones, they cost less.
there are proof of concept EFI rootkits out there
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/01/27/1327228
Cole's law : thinly sliced cabage.
I spent two weeks with it on untill someoen noticed and had me remove it
on my M-16
from an old HP DLT drive (in a nice military style khaki)
"operate lever only when the operate light is on"
This is Intel you'r talking about surly you mean a 110W GPU on a 21.1 GigaWat CPU.
ash.static is your friend (google for it)
I also often use busybox (statically linked)
I agree, If nothing else it has lots of code written by Micro$oft.
I don't understand all that metric stuff,
What's a kilobyte in imperial units?
I agree,
another usefull tool I have seen used to track helpdesk activity is bugzilla.
Last time I checked (last week actually), millitary supplies, esp ammo came in wooden boxes.
Even when they put stuff in metal boxes, they pack those into wodden ones.
that's exactly what he meant when he said 'replicated'
trying to do it while being shot at.
What the pros use to turn the lights off (TM)
then try passing init=/bin/bash on the kernel cmdline
- if the machine's bootloader has a password, a grub boot disk will do the trick.
- that also might be blocked but there are ways around that too.
the rule of thumb is that you can allways break into a machine to which you have physical access.
- they meant 0wn1ng IBM's OS
Does that mean that Solaris stole their 'timezone' from SCO?
"I'm only about 200km ..."
thats the reason.
I don't think you could find a Keyboard for 2GBP in the US, could you?