How bout this one
Bart I can't belive all I got was a lousy quarter!
Homer When I was young that was alot of money
Bart Really?
Homer Naah
I find it just as funny every time:D
They just started to show new episodes here in Sweden and I must say that they get weirder for each episode...
Heh, been reading for 6 months. Gotten very little mod ups. But still I have been a mod 3 times! Though I have gotten a story submitted if that makes any difference.
Government agencies plug leaks in wireless networks The Asahi Shimbun
Since anyone with the software could pry, cable is back in style.
The Meteorological Agency and the Tokyo metropolitan government stopped using wireless local area networks (LAN) last week after learning data was wide open to anyone with the will and the right software.
Wireless LANs are increasingly popular because they can be introduced or expanded quite simply without cumbersome cables.
But when Kazuo Tanabe, a computer consultant in Sabae, Fukui Prefecture, studied LAN emission risks around government office LANs in his own prefecture, then in Tokyo, he found that data transferred on wireless LANs could be intercepted and read by anyone using software freely available on the Web.
Tanabe said he first assessed the risk of LAN signals radiating from the municipal buildings of Sabae and Fukui, then came to Tokyo last week to measure the risk around some central government office buildings, especially in the Kasumigaseki district.
There he found that data stored in the Meteorological Agency's personal computers-even personnel records and minutes of meetings-was especially vulnerable.
The risk was highest at the agency's department dealing with volcanic activity, which lacked proper firewalls such as data encryption and password-protected access.
When The Asahi Shimbun inquired about data vulnerability, the agency found two of seven wireless LANs could be monitored from outside. A LAN management official there said the network was shut down immediately, departments were informed and all computers on wireless LANs were switched to cable.
At the Tokyo metropolitan government offices, several bureaus, including construction and environmental protection, did not encrypt the data moving over their LANs.
At the office that administers public hospitals, most of the 80 PCs used by supervisors could be read from outside. Data exposed to prying eyes included payment to doctors and patient records.
An official said network personnel were not well informed about security, but said all the wireless LANs were swapped for cable over the weekend.
During his experimental foray at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Tanabe said he found pirate versions of movies, including ``Harry Potter,'' TV dramas and video clips of entertainment personalities, which an official later said were for personal use.
Encryption had not been used in some LANs at the Foreign Ministry or the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries until September, when data vulnerability was pointed out.
``Use of wireless LANs is inappropriate for government agencies that handle personal information,'' Tanabe said. ``One hole in the network lets hackers in. Data can easily be stolen or altered. Or the opening can be used to spread viruses or other misdeeds.''
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Be still my heart!!
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Well bow to my abilty to read through press realeses in less than 4 seconds :p
How much is 1 loc in gigabytes?
:)
And in the article they talk about petabits. Im confused
I still wonder why Apple decided to stop all Newton developement, it was after all bringing in profit.
And it could easily have been made a daughter company of Apple...
Is this the fastest dupe ever or what? Maybe Taco has one of those 100mhz PCs :)
No need to upgrade these monsters! Just throw in some more food, and it will overclock automaticly!
Good business idea, specially when only 100 people climb every year. But Im sure they all pay good to send some emails when they get back to basecamp.
"Microsoft must survive and prosper by learning from the open source software movement and by borrowing from and improving its techniques
So that's what they call it now "borrowing" well whatever makes them sleep at night.
Saddam: Whaaat?? no blueprints??!! What a complete waste of money
Bush: Nee nee nee nee
Blix: We just need a little more time...
What do I need a NES for I'll just play on my SNES, N64 or GC instead!!!!! hahahahhaa
Okay I admit I have no NES!!! And it's bothering me every day *sniff*
Yeah no pictures here!
Didn't a japanese company sell a hoax camera not so long ago. Which was supposed to let you see through clothes?
Damn and my birthday is the 16th of april :p
It even includes software similar to iMovie and iPhoto
How bout this one Bart I can't belive all I got was a lousy quarter! Homer When I was young that was alot of money Bart Really? Homer Naah I find it just as funny every time :D
They just started to show new episodes here in Sweden and I must say that they get weirder for each episode...
Who's to blame MS for making a patches that sometimes makes things worse and most sysadmins waits awhile before installing patches
Or is it all those sysadmins who didn't install the patch because of annoying reboots and problems with the new patch?
Heh, been reading for 6 months. Gotten very little mod ups. But still I have been a mod 3 times! Though I have gotten a story submitted if that makes any difference.
Ph33r the XM collective!! We will XMillisate you!!
:D
So this will be like a borg collective, nice. Where can I find Seven of Nine?
Man I never thoughted trolls could be a good thing, but now!
I will make millions by sueing all the trolls on my webboard! >:D
I envy CmdTaco though, he can become a multimillionair playboy now.
Though ISS was the worst security risk ;)
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Neon
Keyboard
No benchmarks for Doom3? How will I know what to buy for my future über computer ;)
And as always foxtot has a suiting strip about it
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http://images.ucomics.com/comics/ft/2003/ft030103
Government agencies plug leaks in wireless networks
The Asahi Shimbun
Since anyone with the software could pry, cable is back in style.
The Meteorological Agency and the Tokyo metropolitan government stopped using wireless local area networks (LAN) last week after learning data was wide open to anyone with the will and the right software.
Wireless LANs are increasingly popular because they can be introduced or expanded quite simply without cumbersome cables.
But when Kazuo Tanabe, a computer consultant in Sabae, Fukui Prefecture, studied LAN emission risks around government office LANs in his own prefecture, then in Tokyo, he found that data transferred on wireless LANs could be intercepted and read by anyone using software freely available on the Web.
Tanabe said he first assessed the risk of LAN signals radiating from the municipal buildings of Sabae and Fukui, then came to Tokyo last week to measure the risk around some central government office buildings, especially in the Kasumigaseki district.
There he found that data stored in the Meteorological Agency's personal computers-even personnel records and minutes of meetings-was especially vulnerable.
The risk was highest at the agency's department dealing with volcanic activity, which lacked proper firewalls such as data encryption and password-protected access.
When The Asahi Shimbun inquired about data vulnerability, the agency found two of seven wireless LANs could be monitored from outside. A LAN management official there said the network was shut down immediately, departments were informed and all computers on wireless LANs were switched to cable.
At the Tokyo metropolitan government offices, several bureaus, including construction and environmental protection, did not encrypt the data moving over their LANs.
At the office that administers public hospitals, most of the 80 PCs used by supervisors could be read from outside. Data exposed to prying eyes included payment to doctors and patient records.
An official said network personnel were not well informed about security, but said all the wireless LANs were swapped for cable over the weekend.
During his experimental foray at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Tanabe said he found pirate versions of movies, including ``Harry Potter,'' TV dramas and video clips of entertainment personalities, which an official later said were for personal use.
Encryption had not been used in some LANs at the Foreign Ministry or the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries until September, when data vulnerability was pointed out.
``Use of wireless LANs is inappropriate for government agencies that handle personal information,'' Tanabe said. ``One hole in the network lets hackers in. Data can easily be stolen or altered. Or the opening can be used to spread viruses or other misdeeds.''
(12/26)
Now you americans have to make something even faster, bigger and ofcourse cheaper! Oh wait it's korea that makes it cheaper :p
* Added plugin support for Linux, Solaris, MacOS X , and Cygwin. Plugins allow you to compile Bochs with support for many options and load the pieces that you want at runtime. Be still my heart!!