I'd like to see you do better with a bzip2 of patches 3 megs in size that XFree86 won't apply to their upstream code even though they fix some insane number of critical XF86 bugs.
And if everybody else remembers things the way you do, we can change history to however we see fit!
For example: Hitler never lost the war! The Russians crushed the rest of Europe under the weight of a million tanks! Japan nuked the United States! And Gore won in 2000!
According to the Symantec Security Response site, MyDoom, or Novarg.A's DDoS payload isn't supposed to trigger until February 1st, at which point it runs until February 12th.
So how is it that SCO is supposedly already feeling the effects of the DDoS from the virus?
At least with just plain paper sleeves I can stick the game CD into a CD wallet and store it that way.
What in God's name am I supposed to do with a paper sleeve with the CD key printed on it? That's a situation that's completely ass and awkward to deal with.
I'd much more rather have a cardboard box and a CD sitting there nice and pretty than not. Even if I'm making a backup of a game CD for regular usage, I'd still rather have the original sitting in a jewel case on a CD shelf.
So even when (if) HL2 comes out and it launches on store shelves and over Steam, I'd still buy the store version. No questions about it.
And no, the paper sleeves some games are coming in, just aren't cutting it for me. Jewel cases forever!
Each Spamassassin installation will automatically adjust the scoring of various rules based on the number of times they are hit and the final scoring of the e-mail message.
A few thousand forged HABEAS spams later at -8.0 a pop, you will also have a huge corpus of spam e-mail tokens poisoning the ham portion of your Bayes database because Spamassassin auto-learns ham and spam scores.
Put two and two together, and your protection against every other piece of spam in the world is significantly lessened.
This is devilishly clever. And my personal mail server is being crippled by the amount of spam that's now passing through my most stringent filters that would ordinarily have eliminated close to all of them.
Almost 4 years, now, actually. They announced that work has begun on it in June of 2000, and had a batch of artwork and an engine demonstration at the Apple G3 announcement.
Actually, since the alpha leaked in November of 2002 and was a build for E3 of 2002, they've had over A YEAR AND A HALF more time to work on the game so far.
They'll have to buy a new certificate once a week then, afaict. Just remember that every time you have to click "never trust" they will have spent another $150+.
I'd mod this Insightful if I ever got any mod points.
And since I have never ever seen any mod points in all the years I've spent reading slashdot, I can only come to the conclusion that I've uttered some heresy in some not-so-distant past that was sufficient to have some marker placed upon me that prevent my input into the moderation process.
Freedom of thought and freedom of expression indeed.
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I'd like to see you do better with a bzip2 of patches 3 megs in size that XFree86 won't apply to their upstream code even though they fix some insane number of critical XF86 bugs.
Nice try.
Froth any more and we'd have to have you put down for rabies. :)
If your hacked-up certificate server doesn't use the original signing key then your efforts are essentially worthless.
And then all they have to do is revoke a certificate, and you're back to square one.
But first you must put the lotion in the fucking basket.
For example: Hitler never lost the war! The Russians crushed the rest of Europe under the weight of a million tanks! Japan nuked the United States! And Gore won in 2000!
See? It's easy and fun!
Idiots are worth $2 apiece? :)
Confirmed to still work for FTP.
I thought it was a bit colder than usual this winter, too. Heh.
So how is it that SCO is supposedly already feeling the effects of the DDoS from the virus?
"Hundreds of games" in your "collection" and you call that guy a loser?
What in God's name am I supposed to do with a paper sleeve with the CD key printed on it? That's a situation that's completely ass and awkward to deal with.
So even when (if) HL2 comes out and it launches on store shelves and over Steam, I'd still buy the store version. No questions about it.
And no, the paper sleeves some games are coming in, just aren't cutting it for me. Jewel cases forever!
But surely that's better than "have no friends"? :)
A few thousand forged HABEAS spams later at -8.0 a pop, you will also have a huge corpus of spam e-mail tokens poisoning the ham portion of your Bayes database because Spamassassin auto-learns ham and spam scores.
Put two and two together, and your protection against every other piece of spam in the world is significantly lessened.
This is devilishly clever. And my personal mail server is being crippled by the amount of spam that's now passing through my most stringent filters that would ordinarily have eliminated close to all of them.
Nah, it was running on XP SP1, but it was on AMD Opteron/Nvidia hardware.
Almost 4 years, now, actually. They announced that work has begun on it in June of 2000, and had a batch of artwork and an engine demonstration at the Apple G3 announcement.
Actually, since the alpha leaked in November of 2002 and was a build for E3 of 2002, they've had over A YEAR AND A HALF more time to work on the game so far.
They'll have to buy a new certificate once a week then, afaict. Just remember that every time you have to click "never trust" they will have spent another $150+.
Come on Microsoft, unleash this baby!
I'd mod this Insightful if I ever got any mod points.
And since I have never ever seen any mod points in all the years I've spent reading slashdot, I can only come to the conclusion that I've uttered some heresy in some not-so-distant past that was sufficient to have some marker placed upon me that prevent my input into the moderation process.
Freedom of thought and freedom of expression indeed.
So, apparently, does your anonymous cowardice. :)