put the router inside a firewall... something that creates a pop up window every time the router goes out for resources on the WAN side.. Hell, put it on a PC with two ethernet ports, one to your broadband connection, one to the router, and then bridge the connection. A firewall on the PC, or logger, should tell you every time the 'router' goes anywhere, and 'where' that it is trying to go to....
I would have sworn i read that the first "virus" was a gentleman that set his computer to keep re-submitting a print/andor/processing job- and over the weekend it had replicated his request 20k times... bogging down the entire mini system...
and just moved all the audio files out of his shared folder.. mebbe not some ethnic stuff of his wife's, (foreign language stuff- hard to find) but anything the riaa would be interested in..
I may have spent twice the cash, but for 652 shipped, I have a "twice the hard drive" 40 gig device that I can watch movies on..
I do wish to christ my pc's TV recording software could record to the format the Archos uses for input.. conversion of every file is a pain in the ass.. but I can take my weekly shows with me when I want them
they all require secrecy, until the time of need. (lawsuit) simplest form would be to insert extra characters to the text based on a set formula.. i.e. after every 49th "A" insert a space.. and after every 273rd "e" insert a tilde most people will take it for a typo.. yet if you can show the consistency, you might be able to defend it..
I have (as do many) a domain.
it's a.info
strangely, it gets NO spam...
(suddenly that changes)
with unlimited aliasing, a dictionary spam to my server would kill me, but with unlimited aliasing, every domain and every compan gets an email with it's name it it, to my domain.
circuitcity.com uses circuitcitycom@mydomain.info
the local store got
circuitcityac@mydomain.info
(I live near atlantic city nj)
it's great to see who's selling my email
it's also easy to remember my email address for each domain that I visit/transact biz with.
old actually, IBM did work on what they call a "PAN" http://www.almaden.ibm.com/cs/user/pan/pan. html November 18-19, 1996
quote "1) To pass simple data between electronic devices carried by two human beings, such as an electronic business card exchanged during a handshake."
Kirlian photos work by applying an electric field to a piece of film, said piece of film having contact with a living thing (leaf, hand, other tissues)
sorry try this if that doesn't work, go to google, type in "baystar capital microsoft" it is the PDF link that is for me third down the page..
once the PDF opens, search for microsoft. since october 2002, it looks like they've put 500 million into baystar deals.
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I had this happend to a gentleman whose computer I support.. we went powerline..
worked great...
of course, I recieved it as a present..
seriously, how many people will go to these lengths to have a digital camera with these limitations..
you jump thru hoops, and get a crappy digital camera for 12.99.. instead of a better digital camera, with support, for 99..
importation and distribution.
you can make ecstasy in foreign countries, but can ya sell it here?
put the router inside a firewall... something that creates a pop up window every time the router goes out for resources on the WAN side.. Hell, put it on a PC with two ethernet ports, one to your broadband connection, one to the router, and then bridge the connection. A firewall on the PC, or logger, should tell you every time the 'router' goes anywhere, and 'where' that it is trying to go to....
I would have sworn i read that the first "virus" was a gentleman that set his computer to keep re-submitting a print/andor/processing job- and over the weekend it had replicated his request 20k times... bogging down the entire mini system...
a lower end model (900) can be had for $200
prints on cdr's-- beautiful output... quick too..
http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,8764,3455,00.html
um, a code & Url on your receipt, that to use allows ronald & co to get your name and address?
http://www.npd.com/press/releases/press_031105.
it's done via telephone survey apparently
mebbe not some ethnic stuff of his wife's, (foreign language stuff- hard to find) but anything the riaa would be interested in..
he's still sharing 530 files....
3.80 pounds.. or 6.35 dollars per gallon
(me, who just got back from a week in london, and knew that was too low)
Archos 340, I own one, I can (and have) hook it up to a tv..
ok, 7.1 strikes me as silly too, but audio/video out doesn't
12 September 2000
I do wish to christ my pc's TV recording software could record to the format the Archos uses for input.. conversion of every file is a pain in the ass..
but I can take my weekly shows with me when I want them
they all require secrecy, until the time of need. (lawsuit)
simplest form would be to insert extra characters to the text based on a set formula.. i.e. after every 49th "A" insert a space.. and after every 273rd "e" insert a tilde
most people will take it for a typo..
yet if you can show the consistency, you might be able to defend it..
john conmway, the other name in the opening, I believe was the inventor of life.
I have (as do many) a domain. it's a .info
strangely, it gets NO spam...
(suddenly that changes)
with unlimited aliasing, a dictionary spam to my server would kill me, but with unlimited aliasing, every domain and every compan gets an email with it's name it it, to my domain.
circuitcity.com uses circuitcitycom@mydomain.info
the local store got
circuitcityac@mydomain.info
(I live near atlantic city nj)
it's great to see who's selling my email
it's also easy to remember my email address for each domain that I visit/transact biz with.
The company that only last year billed itself as the world's largest online advertiser has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
I've been to google images, I hope he's hung like a horse, he's got the face of one.
http://www.almaden.ibm.com/cs/user/pan/pan
November 18-19, 1996
quote
"1) To pass simple data between electronic devices carried by two human beings, such as an electronic business card exchanged during a handshake."
see this for examples.
I'm dying to know how a kirlian image appears differently if the 'human network' is carring porn, or a virus.. or spam.
maybe because no one will pay almost 500$ for what they percieve to be a word processor program.
sorry
try this
if that doesn't work, go to google, type in "baystar capital microsoft" it is the PDF link that is for me third down the page.. once the PDF opens, search for microsoft. since october 2002, it looks like they've put 500 million into baystar deals.
it appears microsoft has invested 500 million in baystar..