umm.. spammers have not stopped me filtering through my email for the actual mail.. I would consider spam that the single most successful poisoning campaign in the history of man. Yet, somehow I still use email. We ahve filters and RBL lists (these could simply be used to to identify p2p spammers and blackhole them) and whalla.. You have an entire new industry built up around this.. Guess I better start hacking up some RBL code to work with gnutella eh?
umm. maybe I am missing something here..
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but, why is this news? how is this news for nerds? I don't care that some guy is mad about his site ranking.. I mean who really cares, why doesn't he advertise with the adwords select program and get people that way.. that is why google has that.. sheesh.. this is probably ones of those guys who started flaming everyone from his AOL account within a few minutes after AOL unleashed their legions of morons on usenet, back when you could actually find a conversation on there..
why is this news?
http://www.handykey.com/site/twiddler2.html
The twiddler has been around for a very long time..
You can get around 65 wpm after you practive for long enough..
Steve Mann is a one-handed computer jockey.. (makes the pr0n fun fun fun)..
Obviously you keep your head in the sand and don't realize that in general these things are happening years ahead of time *before* a journalist actually ever figures it out and thinks "Hey, I could write about that." Journalists are notorious for doing this as is evident in the fact that most just in the last couple of years have figured out that not every internet address has to end in ".com" and/or start with "www."
Or are your Journalist different in Finland? (somehow I doubt it)..
Finally a/. interview that the person actually *really* responds to the questions with over a full paragraph of response.. I think this is the very first interview here that has done this in my recolection of years of being here on/...
I did however notice that he would digress at points and fumble into more personal areas, but hey, I can understand.
Right on.. more interviews like this and I will never get any work done..
The article says they will not have a commercial zapping feature but even the use of digital recording seems a major turn-around from what the entertainment industry has been saying so far. So that is so nice of them to *not* "zap" my stuff.. Wow.. what new things can we expect? Maybe, they will allow us to "Pay" for stuff too..
Sheesh..
Time to bust out the books and get cooking again.. I still need to catch up on *current* regex..
They keep changing some of the functions around in PHP as well also (anyone else had this issue?) which break code when you switch from one box to another.
Anyway... This looks interesting..
Buy a new domain. Start receiving 60 spams per day on each email, even though you have not posted them anywhere yet. Start reporting them to spamcop.net for some reason spamcop decides that it is a good idea to check the box next to *your* service providers name automatically. Sends report to my service provider. My service provider in getting so many of these all the time, don't bother to look at them and realize I am the one reporting this crap. My domain hosting is turned off without warning or even an email explaination of why.
Total time.. one week.
On a bright note, I talked with them and they went and looked a the reports and realized the error and turned my account back on within one hour. But still.. this should *not* have happened.. Yea.. Collateral damage (to myself)
Now, the last service that was usable, fast and didn't want to know your mothers maiden name (and probably the rights to it too) is being screwed offline.
I have been using this service since it started and the linux client works wonders and it is fast and doesn't want you to share your whole hard drive (read: morpheus)..
Oh, this makes my heart sink...
grr.. now I'm mad...
This is a great book, I read this a while back and gave the copy to a friend to read, it has been going around. This book actually has a lot of disturbing images while gave me some odd dreams. I did not however like the way this book ended and felt that it did not fully wrap up the story. Leaving some of the main characters maimed and listless, dragging each-other off into the sunset. It is a very good read however and has wonderful imagery.
use force... "ping -f www.panip.com"..
I should get a patent on the "@" sign and charge for every email sent in the world.. oh wait.. someone already has that..
sun probably paid... to have this article written...
"The network is the computer.." yea... and oh, by the way, here is a pop-up ad for sun on that article...
It really irks me to no end that every piece of software you every seem to get off the shelves seems to follow the same thought as a downloaded product that you can patch it up as you go.. (take windows-update for example) and I always end up feeling like I am endlessly beta-testing everything, down to my OS (luckily I run windows under vmware, so at least it reboots faster).. So as far as security goes in MS products, because I treat it as an endless "beta" and the fact that off the shelf, windows seems to barely work, I am not surprised as each new security hole comes up. In all reality, the fact that they obscure everything seems to make people all the more interested in digging around in it.
just my 2-cents..
still seems a little off to me..
I mean, okay, if you can do what you want with your fonts, this *should* include "flipping bits" and regardless of a a program doing it or you manually doing it, it shoudl not matter. If you were to follow this same login then why is winamp, xmms and macamp not being sued right now by the RIAA for distributing software that plays music.. ya know?
Just seems a little fishy to me that this is not laughed out of court, that some judge somewhere is taking this seriously.. (steps back, looks at statement just made).. umm.. scratch that.. most judges I suppose are not going to be uber tech-savey.. but still, the idea is still rather iffy in any case.. It really does not make any sense...
I should file for a patent for "suing using the DMCA" I bet it would go through...
create you own fonts and you cannot do what you want with them.. amazing how far the DMCA is being taken. This I am sure has a lot of ramifications with things like ebooks and all the ebook readers as well, I wonder if they are in violation of the DMCA and are next in line for a nice sjuicy lawsuit. Guess I better pop some popcorn and stay tuned..
this just in, "Linux advocate web site slashdot.org (NYSE symbol OSDN) sued for deep linking on an article about deep linking. In other news, ACLU defends rights of deep-link advocates and also defends terrorists rights to burn down ACLU headquarters."
*sigh*, what next...
""China is still an issue that worries Americans deeply, and sometimes the intelligence community gets a head of steam on these things and can go off on tangents that may not be substantiated," he said. "
Why do I not feel worried?
hey, my wife wants to be on suicide girls...!!
and guess what? I am a PHP programmer for a domain name registrar...
maybe you should email me...joeldg@directnic.com
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umm.. spammers have not stopped me filtering through my email for the actual mail .. I would consider spam that the single most successful poisoning campaign in the history of man. Yet, somehow I still use email. We ahve filters and RBL lists (these could simply be used to to identify p2p spammers and blackhole them) and whalla.. You have an entire new industry built up around this.. Guess I better start hacking up some RBL code to work with gnutella eh?
but, why is this news? how is this news for nerds? I don't care that some guy is mad about his site ranking.. I mean who really cares, why doesn't he advertise with the adwords select program and get people that way.. that is why google has that.. sheesh.. this is probably ones of those guys who started flaming everyone from his AOL account within a few minutes after AOL unleashed their legions of morons on usenet, back when you could actually find a conversation on there..
why is this news? http://www.handykey.com/site/twiddler2.html The twiddler has been around for a very long time.. You can get around 65 wpm after you practive for long enough.. Steve Mann is a one-handed computer jockey.. (makes the pr0n fun fun fun)..
Obviously you keep your head in the sand and don't realize that in general these things are happening years ahead of time *before* a journalist actually ever figures it out and thinks "Hey, I could write about that." Journalists are notorious for doing this as is evident in the fact that most just in the last couple of years have figured out that not every internet address has to end in ".com" and/or start with "www." Or are your Journalist different in Finland? (somehow I doubt it)..
Finally a /. interview that the person actually *really* responds to the questions with over a full paragraph of response.. I think this is the very first interview here that has done this in my recolection of years of being here on /. ..
I did however notice that he would digress at points and fumble into more personal areas, but hey, I can understand.
Right on.. more interviews like this and I will never get any work done..
The article says they will not have a commercial zapping feature but even the use of digital recording seems a major turn-around from what the entertainment industry has been saying so far.
So that is so nice of them to *not* "zap" my stuff.. Wow.. what new things can we expect? Maybe, they will allow us to "Pay" for stuff too.. Sheesh..
Time to bust out the books and get cooking again.. I still need to catch up on *current* regex.. They keep changing some of the functions around in PHP as well also (anyone else had this issue?) which break code when you switch from one box to another. Anyway... This looks interesting..
I still miss anon.penet.fi ..
Buy a new domain. Start receiving 60 spams per day on each email, even though you have not posted them anywhere yet. Start reporting them to spamcop.net for some reason spamcop decides that it is a good idea to check the box next to *your* service providers name automatically. Sends report to my service provider. My service provider in getting so many of these all the time, don't bother to look at them and realize I am the one reporting this crap. My domain hosting is turned off without warning or even an email explaination of why. Total time.. one week. On a bright note, I talked with them and they went and looked a the reports and realized the error and turned my account back on within one hour. But still.. this should *not* have happened.. Yea.. Collateral damage (to myself)
probably anyway... time to purchase some RDHT
Now, the last service that was usable, fast and didn't want to know your mothers maiden name (and probably the rights to it too) is being screwed offline. I have been using this service since it started and the linux client works wonders and it is fast and doesn't want you to share your whole hard drive (read: morpheus).. Oh, this makes my heart sink... grr.. now I'm mad...
This is a great book, I read this a while back and gave the copy to a friend to read, it has been going around.
This book actually has a lot of disturbing images while gave me some odd dreams. I did not however like the way this book ended and felt that it did not fully wrap up the story. Leaving some of the main characters maimed and listless, dragging each-other off into the sunset.
It is a very good read however and has wonderful imagery.
use force ... "ping -f www.panip.com" ..
I should get a patent on the "@" sign and charge for every email sent in the world.. oh wait.. someone already has that..
now that you mention it.. it *should* read that way..
sun probably paid... to have this article written... "The network is the computer.." yea... and oh, by the way, here is a pop-up ad for sun on that article...
http://www.stallman.org didn't let me post the url last time..??? slashcode being strange or something?
nobody posted a link to his home page... He has a bunch of stuff on there, and omse concerning this article.
I like how they have an ad on that page for "SecureIIS" with a "buy now!" link...
It really irks me to no end that every piece of software you every seem to get off the shelves seems to follow the same thought as a downloaded product that you can patch it up as you go.. (take windows-update for example) and I always end up feeling like I am endlessly beta-testing everything, down to my OS (luckily I run windows under vmware, so at least it reboots faster).. So as far as security goes in MS products, because I treat it as an endless "beta" and the fact that off the shelf, windows seems to barely work, I am not surprised as each new security hole comes up. In all reality, the fact that they obscure everything seems to make people all the more interested in digging around in it. just my 2-cents..
I'm givin' her all shes got Jim!!!.. she can't take no'moore..
still seems a little off to me.. I mean, okay, if you can do what you want with your fonts, this *should* include "flipping bits" and regardless of a a program doing it or you manually doing it, it shoudl not matter. If you were to follow this same login then why is winamp, xmms and macamp not being sued right now by the RIAA for distributing software that plays music.. ya know? Just seems a little fishy to me that this is not laughed out of court, that some judge somewhere is taking this seriously.. (steps back, looks at statement just made).. umm.. scratch that.. most judges I suppose are not going to be uber tech-savey.. but still, the idea is still rather iffy in any case.. It really does not make any sense... I should file for a patent for "suing using the DMCA" I bet it would go through...
create you own fonts and you cannot do what you want with them.. amazing how far the DMCA is being taken. This I am sure has a lot of ramifications with things like ebooks and all the ebook readers as well, I wonder if they are in violation of the DMCA and are next in line for a nice sjuicy lawsuit. Guess I better pop some popcorn and stay tuned..
this just in, "Linux advocate web site slashdot.org (NYSE symbol OSDN) sued for deep linking on an article about deep linking. In other news, ACLU defends rights of deep-link advocates and also defends terrorists rights to burn down ACLU headquarters." *sigh*, what next...
""China is still an issue that worries Americans deeply, and sometimes the intelligence community gets a head of steam on these things and can go off on tangents that may not be substantiated," he said. " Why do I not feel worried?
hey, my wife wants to be on suicide girls...!! and guess what? I am a PHP programmer for a domain name registrar... maybe you should email me...joeldg@directnic.com