Unless it's somehow possible to not require recompilation of any source, in which case it should be possible to just relink the object files differently.
Disclaimer: I don't know how the integrator works, but if a relink is the only thing needed, it should be possible without sources.
Reminds me of that quote attributed to Voltaire, "I disagree with what you say but will defend to the death your right to say it." (paraphrased)...
misattributed quote
I could always try and go into reverse while driving along at 80mph. Makes a lovely grinding noise, so the user would usually give up rather than fight the sync:)
(Yay for manual transmissions!)
Before we decided to actively get rid of them, we were attempting to see if we could do anything useful with them.
Eventually we had more bots than real users on the network (we're only small, so about 700 bots). With the Unreal fizzer-blocking module, we're close to having set around 10,000 local zlines.
Hopefully the admins on each network will notice them, and stop them being used for anything. After that, finding a way to remove the virus is less critical (if it becomes mostly useless).
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They must have done it in Photoshop, because they weren't able to put all that cash flying around Bill's person in...
Didn't Dell have that issue with nonstandard ATX PSUs? PSU info
Unless it's somehow possible to not require recompilation of any source, in which case it should be possible to just relink the object files differently.
Disclaimer: I don't know how the integrator works, but if a relink is the only thing needed, it should be possible without sources.
Some patches would undo other patches and one of my friends ran Windows Update and it broke his ability to connect to the Internet.
That's probably the most useful patch MS ever included in Windows Update.
Reminds me of that quote attributed to Voltaire, "I disagree with what you say but will defend to the death your right to say it." (paraphrased)... misattributed quote
...but are probably irrelevant for many /. readers...
So your car quite literally goes like a bomb, huh :)
SCO sucks anyway ;)
I could always try and go into reverse while driving along at 80mph. Makes a lovely grinding noise, so the user would usually give up rather than fight the sync :)
(Yay for manual transmissions!)
http://irc.netsplit.de/networks/ That's a *lot* of users. Somehow I don't think they're all going to stop overnight.
Before we decided to actively get rid of them, we were attempting to see if we could do anything useful with them.
Eventually we had more bots than real users on the network (we're only small, so about 700 bots). With the Unreal fizzer-blocking module, we're close to having set around 10,000 local zlines.
Hopefully the admins on each network will notice them, and stop them being used for anything. After that, finding a way to remove the virus is less critical (if it becomes mostly useless).
parksie, ZiRC.