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  1. GNAA + GOAT SEE = SECKS on Blender 2.3 Manual Available For Order · · Score: -1, Offtopic
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  2. Re:How could I exploit this? on Linux Kernel Back-Door Hack Attempt Discovered · · Score: 1
    They're bullshit values, used as a trigger.

    wait4(__WCLONE|__WALL); would trigger the code, return -EINVAL, and set the uid of the caller to root. from there, it's a simple

    exec("/bin/sh"); /* i pwn j00 */
    # whoami
    root
    # _
    Pi
  3. Re:Well well on Linux Kernel Back-Door Hack Attempt Discovered · · Score: 1

    I'll bite.

    Those devices are relatively simple. To write an IP stack contained on a network card would be a) expensive and b) impractical.

    And the bit about the hard drive controller... For it to 'phone home' about anything, it'd have to speak TCP/IP -directly- to the network card. a) expensive and b) impractical.

    Hardware isn't really capable of doing that kind of thing. The software running on the hardware needs to be audited.

  4. Re:Swordfish on Linux in Movies? · · Score: 1

    2 - 9 monitors, they say?

    I almost got Windows to work with my ONE monitor and card :)

  5. Re:Instability on Windows Drivers Under Linux? · · Score: 1

    or use fsck -y.

  6. Re:Regex Learning Tool on Mastering Regular Expressions · · Score: 1

    Another learning tool is vim. If you have ":set hlsearch" and ":set incsearch", you can construct regexps much the same as in the Regex Coach and see them applied, and it's already installed on most linux machines. It also works on the console, instead of in X windows.

  7. Panther also supports "important acryonyms"! on Jaguar is Over · · Score: 1

    from apple.com's preview:
    Panther will include a final X11 client for Unix-based applications, improved NFS/UFS, FreeBSD 5 innovations as well as support for popular Linux APIs, IPv6 and other important acronyms.

    This is why I love Apple... That, and their entire "copyright protection mechanism" on the iPod is that little sticker that says "Don't steal music".

  8. reiser4 plugins on Ask ReiserFS Project Leader Hans Reiser · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Will dynamically-loadable filesystem plugins be feasible, or practical? What scope will the plugins have? Encryption/decryption is obvious, but what about more interesting things, like scan-on-access Antivirus, or perhaps a mail spool could be mounted with some kind of spamassassin plugin.

  9. More seriously on Walmart to Push RFID · · Score: 1

    Sure. Ignore consumer privacy. All the consumers with consumer privacy concerns will leave your business, and then you lose all your money.

    Smart move.

  10. Since when was consumer privacy important on Walmart to Push RFID · · Score: 1

    They don't do anything worth being private about, do they?

    Oh. Consumers, not computers. Whoops.

  11. Poor guy. on Justin Frankel Resigns From Nullsoft · · Score: 1

    His weblog tells me he resigned because he's a small web server.

    *ahem*

  12. Re:unix lovers/haters commands on Unix-Haters Handbook Available Online · · Score: 1

    -y option, being deprecated, was replaced with the j option.

    tar xvjf file.bz2 /wherever works just fine.

  13. Actually, the RFC says... on Safari Beta 2 Available · · Score: 3, Informative
    Secure
    OPTIONAL. The Secure attribute (with no value) directs the user
    agent to use only (unspecified) secure means to contact the origin
    server whenever it sends back this cookie, to protect the
    confidentially and authenticity of the information in the cookie.

    The user agent (possibly with user interaction) MAY determine what
    level of security it considers appropriate for "secure" cookies.
    The Secure attribute should be considered security advice from the
    server to the user agent, indicating that it is in the session's
    interest to protect the cookie contents. When it sends a "secure"
    cookie back to a server, the user agent SHOULD use no less than
    the same level of security as was used when it received the cookie
    from the server.
    That means to me that Safari's behavior, while logically stupid, is correct according to the RFC, which says "SHOULD use no less", not "MUST". Plus, supporting secure cookies is entirely optional.

    Pi
  14. This is, needless to say, bad. on Cisco to Acquire Linksys · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Linksys stuff tends to crash and burn. If you forget your password you have to nuke the whole configuration, unlike with cisco, where you just enter arcane commands to ignore the configuration. Plus, their manufacturing ideals are less than ideal. Their equipment overheats to just before it melts.

    Linksys - The only routers that will turn into blue goo.

    I hope the acquisition doesn't cross-pollinate the half-decent cisco equipment with linkshit..

    Pi

  15. "Fortran 2000" on Fortran 2000 Committee Draft · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Is that like "Latin 2000" or "Greek XP"?

  16. I could tar them up for you people? on Microsoft Typography Withdraws Free Web Fonts · · Score: 1

    Anyone want a copy, send an email to littlemanthegeek at yahoo dot com

    Pi

  17. I got hit by this too on Some Spammer Has a Crush on You · · Score: 1

    Damn them, I thought it was real, because i had'nt recieved any other spam on that account, plus, one of the people that i liked had that email address.

    The "SomeoneLikesYou" site sends out ads that "someone likes you" to whoever you guess..

    pope@vatican.va and postmaster@goatse.cx are going to be surprised.....

  18. "holy shitbags"? on AT-ATs Coming to a Forest Near You · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Did that come from the place where "douchebag" and "titbag" came from?

    Pi

  19. Re:DOD, DARPA and Inovation on DoD Dreams of Efficient Spectrum Usage · · Score: 2, Informative

    They're the one's that implemented TCP/IP, and that's still in use today.

    I wonder if that's what'll happen with cell phones: people running their own Cell providers, just like TCP/IP services today.

    Pi

  20. Re:a good sysadmin is worth a million dollars... on Sysadmin Day. Yay. · · Score: 2, Insightful

    it's not a company, it's a high school.

    I'm really the only one who wanted to access it, because i'm the only one that groks linux over there. Netadmin claims to.. Our web server was linux at one point, and she claims the power going out while it was working destroyed it...

    ooook... Your first and only linux box died during a power outage. You take my linux box and POWER IT OFF while it's working?

    Again, she's an idiot. /me watches out for the libel patrol

    Pi

  21. Re:a good sysadmin is worth a million dollars... on Sysadmin Day. Yay. · · Score: 2, Informative

    my point was, she thought it had the nimda virus (really hard for a server running apache, and not running samba), and she wouldn't let me back in (even disconnected from the network) because she thought it would resume spreading.

    Pi

  22. Re:a good sysadmin is worth a million dollars... on Sysadmin Day. Yay. · · Score: 1

    My sysadmin stored the password for the Admin account in the Realname field in Novell. All you needed to do to "hack" the account was to find her logged in with her back turned for a second, get the real name field, and log in somewhere else..

    She also thought that my linux box had the nimda virus, so she turned it off. With the power switch. Nine months ago. Hasn't been turned on since.

    DOWN WITH BAD SYSADMINS!

    Pi

  23. What happens if one of the heads dies? on New Two-Headed Hard Drive Intended To Secure Web Sites · · Score: 1

    Does the whole drive die?

  24. My two cents on When Spun Really Fast, CDs Explode · · Score: 1

    At school, some idiot stuck a cracked-in-half CD into a drive. It shattered in the drive and they had to remove quite a few shards after disassembling the drive completely. (this was the same group that took apart the printer that jammed. They got the printer back together but it jammed worse. They got a note from the tech saying "Disassembled printer and put it back together CORRECTLY. Do NOT take apart again.")

    Another time, someone put a music CD into a drive. The drive went BOOM, shot the faceplate across the room, and slowly ejected the remains of the music cd. It was shattered in many pieces.

    I've had my experience with exploding CD's in NON lab conditions.

    Pi

  25. Re:Most visits easy to automate on Interesting Enemies For a Diagnostic Database · · Score: 1

    That sounds exactly what my doctor does, minus the ass-swab. Have you been stalking me?

    Pi