Oh it's just what makes it fun to do what you do. I prefer to work in a place where people like what they are doing and show great interest in their profession. And it is the little fun projects that takes you in places the "real" projects does not, that you learn even more and can afford to fail. Even if the little spare time project failed you will have gained knowledge in the process that can be used in the real projects. I have worked in different places and I will always prefer to work in a place where people show a real interest in the things they do. The working day is more fun, rewarding interresting and again you learn a lot.
Strangly enough, a break every hour at Dunkin' Donuts will be required. That will ensure that the disk gets a chance to spin down and stay within operational specifications. Rumor has it that the IBM solution was choosen for just this reason.
Yes I remember even before the WWW was invented, I was finding guitar tabs on the internet, but at that time it was using Veronica/Gopher. There were a lot of them online.
That was the first useful expirence I had with the internet. It was abit annoying that I first had to download it to the account on the UNIX server I dialed up to and then download it to my PC.
Yeah, I have even gotten ye olde directory attack on my mailserver from one company(on worldcom) that said on their home page that all their emails was opt in.:)
So why did they try to guess my email accounts, and why did they fake reverse dns to a public school.
I still don't get how they can run their company. Their methods are clearly different from the ones they state. I would have thought that with a little collective effort, it should be easy to bring them down. I like to see how these guys can fake them through the trial. If any real evidence of how they really work, it should be clear to everyone why you would want them of the face of the planet, warn about them and block them in your router.
I buy the music that I listen to but I am getting more and more tired of "the music industry", their attitude and methods. It is becoming something I don't want to support and are left with the feeling that maybe I should just drop my interest in music. It's not like I couldn't live without buying CD's, why bother.
All I want is to buy a CD, rip it and place it on my server so that I can play them on my Audiotron. Then comes the copy protection and our(local) laws that it is illegal to bypass their copy protection. It's not worth the trouble.
And it all comes down to what have been discussed here many times. The way people use music. Now we have a generation of people who have learned that the computer can be used for just about everything, even getting the music they like. But instead of trying to make money on this "new" marked like everybody else they first acted like it didn't exist and when it became clear that the people wants it, they try to fight it and the result is that everybody now has learned that music is something that you download for free.
Got me thinking of this quote from Homerpalooza: I used to be with it, but then they changed what "it" was. Now, what
I'm with isn't it, and what's "it" seems weird and scary to me.
Batman, the boy blunder and Little Old Lady From Pasadena. Jan and Dean Meet Batman. Heard that 15 years ago and still haven't forgotten it. And it is not a good thing since it really just enhanced the view I already had of Batman and most super-dude-comics. Never read them.:)
I don't know about you, but I would want to spend as little time as possible in a festival toilet. and try to avoid as much as possible. Even if they clean them several times every day it still not a pretty sight. And if you by mistake catches view down the hole with the pile of shit, eew, no food for the next couple of hours.
The important part, is there any new gameplay?
From scanning the guide I'd say yes. I am looking forward to playing as "Covert OpS", I always liked blowing up enemy sentry guns in TFC.
Besides from that, I must say that Desert Combat is providing a lot of new fun stuff too for BF1942, although in alpha stage and team strength/weapon balancing still are a bit off, and some strange errors, it's nice to see that we can expect more from the bf1942 platform that has many cool features but the original WW2 concept is getting old.
So I guess you have read the review of the book by John E. Fracisco "Using deft allegory, the authors have provided an insightful and intuitive explanation of one of Unix's most venerable networking utilities. Even more stunning is that they were clearly working with a very early beta of the program, as their book first appeared in 1933, years (decades!) before the operating system and network infrastructure were finalized."..... click on link for more The "alternative" history of ping.
So how will they defend their methods? I have blocked several spammers in the firewall because they tried to abuse my system.
I have several logs of spammers sending thousands mails to non-existing users using dictonary attacks.
Also a few on UUNET/worldcom have tried just last month to use my Apache as a proxy/CONNECT relay to route connection to remote mail servers though my server(seems that a certain mix of apache and PHP causes error messages that can lead one to think that I have a proxy running with CONNECT enabled).
So not only did I get a bunch of directory attacks on my mail server, the webserver also got thousands of hits every day with CONNECT attempts.
So I complained to their provider blocked their entire subnet in my firewall. About 2 days after 80% of the HTTP attempts stopped(according to my firewall log) only to be followed by a few attempts from their net to connect to a MS/SQL server which I don't have.
Furthermore I created a new email alias just for sending the complaint, and yeay, now my _deleted_ alias gets alot of spam, most of it gets blocked by spam blocks.
I should not be hard to find enough material to show just why people choose NOT to talk to everybody on the net. And it IS the individual admin/user who chooses to block networks using antispam lists not the antispam lists forcing it upon anyone. I don't believe that just because I have services on the internet(mail,http etc) that it means that I must make those services available to anyone.
So they can fight it all they want, I have plenty of work to do without having to clean up after spammers trying to abuse my systems. And I will continue to block subnets in my firewall and in the firewalls of my clients(I always ask, should I do it now, or when you start getting spam:))
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Ah, a clear example that neither the poster or the moderators read the article.:)
What idiot would publish this bashing? This is the company that had Directory Services up and running before Microsoft got the idea to put the word Directory after Active.(and still haven't understood what it should to). Also they have worked on integrating Linux and UNIX systems into their services, having them work together instead of trying to kill it.
And finally I'd say if you have trouble keeping a Netware server up and running, perhaps you should look at the skills of the people operating them. The same stupid comment goes for people changing to Microsoft from UNIX.
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Oh it's just what makes it fun to do what you do. I prefer to work in a place where people like what they are doing and show great interest in their profession. And it is the little fun projects that takes you in places the "real" projects does not, that you learn even more and can afford to fail. Even if the little spare time project failed you will have gained knowledge in the process that can be used in the real projects. I have worked in different places and I will always prefer to work in a place where people show a real interest in the things they do. The working day is more fun, rewarding interresting and again you learn a lot.
Which is why I stopped playing Counterstrike. When the servers I played on, started to do just that, I figured that it was time to quit.
I think it would require that you can see the floor from junk, so I guess that I can't use it.
Strangly enough, a break every hour at Dunkin' Donuts will be required. That will ensure that the disk gets a chance to spin down and stay within operational specifications.
Rumor has it that the IBM solution was choosen for just this reason.
Just like the subject says, 190 Kilobytes/s, max 200KB/s
Yes I remember even before the WWW was invented, I was finding guitar tabs on the internet, but at that time it was using Veronica/Gopher. There were a lot of them online.
That was the first useful expirence I had with the internet. It was abit annoying that I first had to download it to the account on the UNIX server I dialed up to and then download it to my PC.
Sex,, with another person? Is that possible?
Surly you jest!?!
(yes I know, I should stop caling you Surly)
Yeah, I have even gotten ye olde directory attack on my mailserver from one company(on worldcom) that said on their home page that all their emails was opt in. :)
So why did they try to guess my email accounts, and why did they fake reverse dns to a public school.
I still don't get how they can run their company. Their methods are clearly different from the ones they state. I would have thought that with a little collective effort, it should be easy to bring them down. I like to see how these guys can fake them through the trial. If any real evidence of how they really work, it should be clear to everyone why you would want them of the face of the planet, warn about them and block them in your router.
Damn I would hate that since I drive my car to the track. :(
I buy the music that I listen to but I am getting more and more tired of "the music industry", their attitude and methods. It is becoming something I don't want to support and are left with the feeling that maybe I should just drop my interest in music. It's not like I couldn't live without buying CD's, why bother.
All I want is to buy a CD, rip it and place it on my server so that I can play them on my Audiotron. Then comes the copy protection and our(local) laws that it is illegal to bypass their copy protection. It's not worth the trouble.
And it all comes down to what have been discussed here many times. The way people use music. Now we have a generation of people who have learned that the computer can be used for just about everything, even getting the music they like. But instead of trying to make money on this "new" marked like everybody else they first acted like it didn't exist and when it became clear that the people wants it, they try to fight it and the result is that everybody now has learned that music is something that you download for free.
Got me thinking of this quote from Homerpalooza:
I used to be with it, but then they changed what "it" was. Now, what I'm with isn't it, and what's "it" seems weird and scary to me.
Batman, the boy blunder and Little Old Lady From Pasadena. Jan and Dean Meet Batman. :)
Heard that 15 years ago and still haven't forgotten it. And it is not a good thing since it really just enhanced the view I already had of Batman and most super-dude-comics. Never read them.
Me too, but I guess that was mostly because the limited space in DOS filenames. :)
I don't know about you, but I would want to spend as little time as possible in a festival toilet. and try to avoid as much as possible. Even if they clean them several times every day it still not a pretty sight. And if you by mistake catches view down the hole with the pile of shit, eew, no food for the next couple of hours.
I can submit Scorched Earth myself. I had totally forgotten that my PC had an internal speaker until I ran it.
let me repeat that:
Since the press release is hosted on a French site, I suggest we rename the game to "Freedom II".
Since the press release is hosted on a French site, I suggest we rename the game to "Freedom II".
I wonder what people would think if my mp3 player looked like that. Came to think of a recent strip
I did, and found the Bittorrent links here with the Linux and Windows version. Downloaded it in 5 minutes.
The important part, is there any new gameplay?
From scanning the guide I'd say yes. I am looking forward to playing as "Covert OpS", I always liked blowing up enemy sentry guns in TFC.
Besides from that, I must say that Desert Combat is providing a lot of new fun stuff too for BF1942, although in alpha stage and team strength/weapon balancing still are a bit off, and some strange errors, it's nice to see that we can expect more from the bf1942 platform that has many cool features but the original WW2 concept is getting old.
and meanwhile, FreeBSD was already dead :D
So I guess you have read the review of the book by John E. Fracisco
"Using deft allegory, the authors have provided an insightful and intuitive explanation of one of Unix's most venerable networking utilities. Even more stunning is that they were clearly working with a very early beta of the program, as their book first appeared in 1933, years (decades!) before the operating system and network infrastructure were finalized."..... click on link for more
The "alternative" history of ping.
Hate to say it, but goooooooooooogle it! :D
Semms to be responding now, altough very slow.
So how will they defend their methods? I have blocked several spammers in the firewall because they tried to abuse my system.
:))
I have several logs of spammers sending thousands mails to non-existing users using dictonary attacks.
Also a few on UUNET/worldcom have tried just last month to use my Apache as a proxy/CONNECT relay to route connection to remote mail servers though my server(seems that a certain mix of apache and PHP causes error messages that can lead one to think that I have a proxy running with CONNECT enabled).
So not only did I get a bunch of directory attacks on my mail server, the webserver also got thousands of hits every day with CONNECT attempts. So I complained to their provider blocked their entire subnet in my firewall. About 2 days after 80% of the HTTP attempts stopped(according to my firewall log) only to be followed by a few attempts from their net to connect to a MS/SQL server which I don't have.
Furthermore I created a new email alias just for sending the complaint, and yeay, now my _deleted_ alias gets alot of spam, most of it gets blocked by spam blocks.
I should not be hard to find enough material to show just why people choose NOT to talk to everybody on the net. And it IS the individual admin/user who chooses to block networks using antispam lists not the antispam lists forcing it upon anyone. I don't believe that just because I have services on the internet(mail,http etc) that it means that I must make those services available to anyone.
So they can fight it all they want, I have plenty of work to do without having to clean up after spammers trying to abuse my systems. And I will continue to block subnets in my firewall and in the firewalls of my clients(I always ask, should I do it now, or when you start getting spam
Ah, a clear example that neither the poster or the moderators read the article. :)
What idiot would publish this bashing?
This is the company that had Directory Services up and running before Microsoft got the idea to put the word Directory after Active.(and still haven't understood what it should to).
Also they have worked on integrating Linux and UNIX systems into their services, having them work together instead of trying to kill it.
And finally I'd say if you have trouble keeping a Netware server up and running, perhaps you should look at the skills of the people operating them. The same stupid comment goes for people changing to Microsoft from UNIX.