If you set your DNS server(s) to any of the Google ones, all is OK.
;; ADDITIONAL SECTION: ns1.google.com. 345600 IN A 216.239.32.10 ns2.google.com. 345600 IN A 216.239.34.10 ns3.google.com. 345600 IN A 216.239.36.10 ns4.google.com. 345600 IN A 216.239.38.10
But the SOA record definitely looks like someone forgot a fullstop.
;; AUTHORITY SECTION: l.google.com. 896 IN SOA ns1.google.com.l.google.com. dns-admin.google.com. 1115309515 900 900 1800 900
That "ns1.google.com.l.google.com." looks pretty ugly.
Yeah, I can't work this out either. The problem with torrents is not storing them safely, or downloading them safely. It's that when you start downloading a file using torrents, your IP address is known by the tracker which gives away the fact you're a downloader.
Sure, store them on an AES-256 encrypted filesystem, sure, use SSL for the transfer. But it doesn't help the fact that the downloaders/uploaders are known.
Clothing that is bio-degradable, activated by human sweat. You wear it, and after an hour, it starts disappearing. The ideal gift for people you either really like, or really don't.
Why don't you enter part of the password by copying characters from a part of a screen? My bank (LloydsTSB) has one of those features (although you select from dropdown boxes) after the main login screen.
I absolutely do not have the lasest kickass card precicely because there is no open source support for those newer cards.
Absolutely. I too only have some old shit card (I don't even know what it is) that doesn't even run OpenGL. I wish it would. But I'm not buying Nvidia as when I installed the drivers on my work machine, I got random hard lockups.
Just looked, and it is actually an NVidia in here. (0000:00:05.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400] (rev b2)).
I can't remember the name of the station. It was a new one. I think I'm going to have to email Yurik, and ask him.
Yes, it was about 5 minutes before it closed - but it's so amazingly clean, isn't it? I still find it hard to believe that it's a mass transit system.
Nice work, but the thing that needs to be worked on is hiding the users IP addresses. How abuot bouncing ICMP packets with the data in the payload from hosts with the return address set to the recipient, and the source address set randomly? That way no-one knows the senders IP. You'd need some kind of out of band broadcast system for asking for files too.
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I knew that . Where is the full detailed breakdown?
Confirmed.
Thanks for the "Offtopic", mods. Nice one.
If it's working for you, it might be that your records are still cached?
Yeah, I can't work this out either. The problem with torrents is not storing them safely, or downloading them safely. It's that when you start downloading a file using torrents, your IP address is known by the tracker which gives away the fact you're a downloader.
Sure, store them on an AES-256 encrypted filesystem, sure, use SSL for the transfer. But it doesn't help the fact that the downloaders/uploaders are known.
Clothing that is bio-degradable, activated by human sweat. You wear it, and after an hour, it starts disappearing. The ideal gift for people you either really like, or really don't.
Anyone subscribed to FD seen any password files mailed to the list? :)
Why don't you enter part of the password by copying characters from a part of a screen? My bank (LloydsTSB) has one of those features (although you select from dropdown boxes) after the main login screen.
Why wait until then? Pre-empt them.
Imagine if it sent you a bill for the money you saved at the end of the month :)
1.2.3.4? It doesn't belong to anyone. 001/8 Sep 81 IANA - Reserved
/8 (16 million) allocations not yet allocated. IPv4 shortage? Bah. Still, anything that drives v6 is good.
Look at those masses of
Is "gambel" in those "bad words" lists?
Just ran glxgears, and without resizing the window that it opens in:
1320 frames in 5.0 seconds = 264.000 FPS
Absolutely. I too only have some old shit card (I don't even know what it is) that doesn't even run OpenGL. I wish it would. But I'm not buying Nvidia as when I installed the drivers on my work machine, I got random hard lockups.
Just looked, and it is actually an NVidia in here. (0000:00:05.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400] (rev b2)).
It's OK - what they lose in each sale, they can make up for by volume.
Are you deliberately using acronyms, or is this really what you say.. :)
Yo ho ho, and a bottle of rum!
Seriously? I thought they ran Debian. Did they change? If so, it's a bit of a kick in the face for Debian. And the standard kernel from Redhat? Why?
I'm in awe of that box. It just pushes so much data, all the time. And 1000Mb/s of bandwidth?! That's more bandwidth than Google!*
* I strongly suspect this not to be true.
Why not, out of interest?
I can't remember the name of the station. It was a new one. I think I'm going to have to email Yurik, and ask him.
Yes, it was about 5 minutes before it closed - but it's so amazingly clean, isn't it? I still find it hard to believe that it's a mass transit system.
But you could probably spoof it from your ISPs range?
Crazy power freak!
Nice work, but the thing that needs to be worked on is hiding the users IP addresses. How abuot bouncing ICMP packets with the data in the payload from hosts with the return address set to the recipient, and the source address set randomly? That way no-one knows the senders IP. You'd need some kind of out of band broadcast system for asking for files too.