Actually, I hand edited the binary executable of Firefox to remove "Referer:" and "User-Agent:". Doing it via source would work as well. I've also done it in the Squid proxy.
You know, it's so much easier to open about:config and:
network.http.sendRefererHeader = 0
How am I using their system by creating a deep link?
Is it using their system to type, say, "http://orbitz.com/some/deep/link/thats/slashdotte d"?
How about: "a href=" ?
Putting them together probably wouldn't involve any interaction with their system either. So I fail to see how there is any unauthorized "use" of computer resources.
Here's the original:
"i'm going to become rich and famous after i invent a device that allows you to stab people in the face over the internet"
Not sure who said it though...
Mallory intercepts K(a) and passes his own key, K(m) to Bob
Bob sends H(K(a), K(b)), k(b) to Alice
Mallory intercepts H(K(a), K(b)), k(b) and replaces it with H(K(a), K(m)), K(m)
Alice computes H(K(a), K(m)) and sees that it matches.
The problem is that neither Alice nor Bob know each other's keys, so they cannot differentiate between Mallory and each other. This is not circumventable. No matter what, Mallory can negotiate two seperate connections with each of Alice and Bob, and simply relay, unless one of the two knows the other's key.
You can do so by dual-licensing your in-development code as GPL to the devs, but binding them with a contract not to distribute it under the GPL's terms. Just don't link the commercially-licenced app with a GPL-licenced Qt. Of course, this may violate the commercial licence agreement, in which case all bets are off.
PS....Just for the fun of it, did you know that you cna order a 1000 pound table saw and have it shipped for about 10 bucks? They love it when those get returned and they've got to eat $400 in shipping costs.
While there are programs to convert CVS repositories to Subversion repositories, I am not aware of any that do the reverse. Of course, it would be possible to write one usi.
No, it makes it worse. Instead of writing to fooArray[-32768], screwing up a pointer somewhere, and crashing, you overwrite fooArray[0] and maybe lose some data. The *correct* solution is to use:
unsigned long long numberScheduleChanges;
And not have to worry about it for a few billion years.
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There might've been a breaker after the UPS.
You of course mean rsynced over ssh when you say FTPd.
CoralCache cache? Is that like ATM Machine?
Close. That would be the USA PATWRIOT act, due to be passed sometime this year or else.
How am I using their system by creating a deep link?
e d"?
Is it using their system to type, say, "http://orbitz.com/some/deep/link/thats/slashdott
How about:
"a href=" ?
Putting them together probably wouldn't involve any interaction with their system either. So I fail to see how there is any unauthorized "use" of computer resources.
The average movie-swapping p2p-er isn't going to bother with a web of trust. They just want free stuff.
Here's the original: "i'm going to become rich and famous after i invent a device that allows you to stab people in the face over the internet" Not sure who said it though...
- Alice sends her public key K(a) to Bob.
- Mallory intercepts K(a) and passes his own key, K(m) to Bob
- Bob sends H(K(a), K(b)), k(b) to Alice
- Mallory intercepts H(K(a), K(b)), k(b) and replaces it with H(K(a), K(m)), K(m)
- Alice computes H(K(a), K(m)) and sees that it matches.
The problem is that neither Alice nor Bob know each other's keys, so they cannot differentiate between Mallory and each other. This is not circumventable. No matter what, Mallory can negotiate two seperate connections with each of Alice and Bob, and simply relay, unless one of the two knows the other's key.So it's a data file... but it doesn't have a format? Huh?
Get some glasses, man. You're obviously blind.
Way back in the day, I wouldn't be surprised if they used CRC32. And of course CRC32 is easily broken.
Is this really enforceable? Copyright covers only copying. Download a new copy each time and it's hard to see what they can get you for.
You know an office suite is bloated when it is used in an argument for grid computing.
Ping really should give that guy a timeout.
spoofstick is fooled by this exploit too it seems
is this like a dating sim?
You can do so by dual-licensing your in-development code as GPL to the devs, but binding them with a contract not to distribute it under the GPL's terms. Just don't link the commercially-licenced app with a GPL-licenced Qt. Of course, this may violate the commercial licence agreement, in which case all bets are off.
Link please.
"Powned".
While there are programs to convert CVS repositories to Subversion repositories, I am not aware of any that do the reverse. Of course, it would be possible to write one usi.
There was one on suprnova before it got shut down.
So, why can't the original owners just hijack it back?