I bought my flash kit to play NES games on my GBA. I have yet to add any.GBA roms to the flash cart, and I am not about to start now. I will pay for any GBA games I want to play (or I'll rent them from Hastings, whatever)
Now that they've made it possible to play NES games legally with the E-card reader and Animal Crossing for the Game Cube, I'll support that, as soon as they release third party games on the cards.. or even their better first person games (come on, Tennis and Excitebike don't count).
Beating the original Legend of Zelda on an 8 hour plane ride was easily worth the cost of the flash cart and writer I bought from Lik-Sang a few months ago.
My latin class would always break up into groups of 3 or 4 students to work on small projects and things... we would count off by numbers in latin. And the teacher would always point out the locations that she wanted each group to go to... the best part came when she said "group sex in the back of the room"
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Thank you very much for the info and the tip. (: I just bought a NEX IIe (well, ordered.. they said it would ship on Sep 25, but I can wait!) and a 340 meg microdrive (not from them though, they wanted twice as much as anyone else!)
When I'm writing stuff online, I use a very different form of "english". I still don't fall into the trap of "u" and "r", because that's just laziness. I *have* been caught using the shorthand "ppl", but that's about it. I once wrote a psychology paper in which I used "ppl" two or three times. I got an A on the paper, the teacher didn't even notice (or care to point out) the shorthand. I didn't notice it until I got it back. Whoops.
In Everquest, I play a cleric. This means I can resurrect (res/rez) other characters. I'm pretty mean about it, though. I will ONLY help them if they can bother to type out "can you res me please?" or something to that effect. "can u rez me plz" is just laziness pure and simple.
I don't like seeing it online, and I would *HATE* to see it as a teacher. I'll have to ask one of my teacher friends if this is really all that common. Hrmm.
Hell, I would sell all rights to "kredal", along with kredal.com, kredal.net, EZBoard account, EQ account, etc etc (313 Google hits, first one is webpage), ICQ number (it's 8 digits, but ah well) for a *mere* 9k USD...
(:
Oh ya, I have "excellent" karma too, with the +1 post bonus.
A box designed to attract crackers so that they can be observed in action. It is usually well isolated from the rest of the network, but has extensive logging (usually network layer, on a different machine). Different from an iron box in that it's purpose is to attract, not merely observe. Sometimes, it is also a defensive network security tactic - you set up an easy-to-crack box so that your real servers don't get messed with. The concept was presented in Cheswick & Bellovin's book "Firewalls and Internet Security".
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Aside from the change of "box" to "network", I'd say his def'n was pretty close to the current incarnation. Face it, the guy who asked the original question misused the term "honey pot", when he was trying to fill out his Buzzword Bingo card.
You just made me think of something really cool. What would happen if DC comics put out a new Batman comic book, and the back cover had a barcode reaching arould the three sides that weren't attached..
If you zipped those sides through the reader, and could play the original Batman for the NES... Think they would sell more copies of the comic than they normally do? And it wouldn't cost any more to create, either... Think of the tie in possabilities!
I was in Kuwait a while back, and picked up a GBA cart that had something like 72 NES games on it, along with Ice Age for the GBA... You can set the scaling so the game looks *almost* right... scale the background to fit the screen, and make the sprites the right resolution, and it usually works out pretty well.
The information would only be sent as fast as you tell the people on Jupiter which tubes to unplug...
Or maybe you just don't push on all the tubes.. just the ones you want to describe a "1" on. Then the Jupiterian would see ping pong balls falling out of some of the tubes, and would know that those are the ones you wanted to be "1"s. I dunno, that might work, but it seems like we're missing something here. If we weren't, we'd have strings of pingpong balls across the pacific ocean to send data instantaniously...
What's odd is that there are now two replies to this, and they both seem to mstake the 1 and 5 as being part of the same sentence... we're just not sure which one. (:
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I bought my flash kit to play NES games on my GBA. I have yet to add any .GBA roms to the flash cart, and I am not about to start now. I will pay for any GBA games I want to play (or I'll rent them from Hastings, whatever)
Now that they've made it possible to play NES games legally with the E-card reader and Animal Crossing for the Game Cube, I'll support that, as soon as they release third party games on the cards.. or even their better first person games (come on, Tennis and Excitebike don't count).
Beating the original Legend of Zelda on an 8 hour plane ride was easily worth the cost of the flash cart and writer I bought from Lik-Sang a few months ago.
My latin class would always break up into groups of 3 or 4 students to work on small projects and things... we would count off by numbers in latin. And the teacher would always point out the locations that she wanted each group to go to... the best part came when she said "group sex in the back of the room"
For anyone interested, I bought the microdrive at http://www.buymstar.com/detailsSto.asp?pid=901 for 105 bucks, and it includes a PC card adapter for my laptop. Joy of joys. (:
A Slashdot editor actually checked the archives before posting a story?
Way to go Michael! Teach timothy how to search the archives, please! (:
When I'm writing stuff online, I use a very different form of "english". I still don't fall into the trap of "u" and "r", because that's just laziness. I *have* been caught using the shorthand "ppl", but that's about it. I once wrote a psychology paper in which I used "ppl" two or three times. I got an A on the paper, the teacher didn't even notice (or care to point out) the shorthand. I didn't notice it until I got it back. Whoops.
In Everquest, I play a cleric. This means I can resurrect (res/rez) other characters. I'm pretty mean about it, though. I will ONLY help them if they can bother to type out "can you res me please?" or something to that effect. "can u rez me plz" is just laziness pure and simple.
I don't like seeing it online, and I would *HATE* to see it as a teacher. I'll have to ask one of my teacher friends if this is really all that common. Hrmm.
Anakin's rage raged through his raging rage. The raging rage raged ragingly raging.
Or something like that. (:
2002-09-218 14:42:30 Speed of light broken along with CDs(articles,science) (rejected)
Hell, I would sell all rights to "kredal", along with kredal.com, kredal.net, EZBoard account, EQ account, etc etc (313 Google hits, first one is webpage), ICQ number (it's 8 digits, but ah well) for a *mere* 9k USD...
(:
Oh ya, I have "excellent" karma too, with the +1 post bonus.
What, blowing up Alderan isn't evil enough for you?
Oh ya, I have one of those too. (: Playing Final Fantasy 1 on airplane and long car trips is veddy cool. (:
Ugh. preview first next time.
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/// fan
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vs
/// fan
||| fins
~~~ heatsink
I think the problem was that the fan was at the base of the fins, not at the top.. /// fan
/// fan
||| fins
~~~ heatsink
when it should look like this, to keep the plastic from being at the hottest part of the heatsink:
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~~~ heatsink
No, but LEGO dudes are.
Did you read the article? Heck, did you even mouse_over the link, to see where it was pointing? (hint: ***LEGO***.dave.dk)
That's where it's from. I knew I had seen it somewhere. Thanks. (:
From the Jargon File, v. 4.3.1
honey pot
n.
A box designed to attract crackers so that they can be observed in action. It is usually well isolated from the rest of the network, but has extensive logging (usually network layer, on a different machine). Different from an iron box in that it's purpose is to attract, not merely observe. Sometimes, it is also a defensive network security tactic - you set up an easy-to-crack box so that your real servers don't get messed with. The concept was presented in Cheswick & Bellovin's book "Firewalls and Internet Security".
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Aside from the change of "box" to "network", I'd say his def'n was pretty close to the current incarnation. Face it, the guy who asked the original question misused the term "honey pot", when he was trying to fill out his Buzzword Bingo card.
the GBA was the second best investment.. the BEST investment was the frontlight I got here: Tritonlabs.com
You just made me think of something really cool. What would happen if DC comics put out a new Batman comic book, and the back cover had a barcode reaching arould the three sides that weren't attached..
If you zipped those sides through the reader, and could play the original Batman for the NES... Think they would sell more copies of the comic than they normally do? And it wouldn't cost any more to create, either... Think of the tie in possabilities!
I was in Kuwait a while back, and picked up a GBA cart that had something like 72 NES games on it, along with Ice Age for the GBA... You can set the scaling so the game looks *almost* right... scale the background to fit the screen, and make the sprites the right resolution, and it usually works out pretty well.
I paid 5 KD, which is about 17 dollars for it.
This is your first, from back in April. Sorry. (:
The information would only be sent as fast as you tell the people on Jupiter which tubes to unplug...
Or maybe you just don't push on all the tubes.. just the ones you want to describe a "1" on. Then the Jupiterian would see ping pong balls falling out of some of the tubes, and would know that those are the ones you wanted to be "1"s. I dunno, that might work, but it seems like we're missing something here. If we weren't, we'd have strings of pingpong balls across the pacific ocean to send data instantaniously...
Um.. does the Luxor in Vegas count? (:
You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike, and all blocked by really heavy stone doors.
Talk to the wiretappers. Ask them how they're doing... how you can get a job with them.. tell them jokes... make it fun for them. (:
Correct. You should never use a preposition to end a sentence with.
Square 1.5?
Would that be the same as Hexagon 1?
Just curious...
What's odd is that there are now two replies to this, and they both seem to mstake the 1 and 5 as being part of the same sentence... we're just not sure which one. (: