I've noticed that too, I made the mistake of posting to usenet a few times, now I've gotten about 1 every 30 mins (50 or so a day). it was about 10 a day before March.:-(
Just curious, but what if the teacher is a fucking retard. I don't mean that in the literal sense, but what's wrong with calling a bad teacher a bad teacher?
Then you still don't call thenm that to their face. No matter how bad your boss is, you still show them respect. That's one of the larger problems in schools, a lack of respect: a lack of respect for the law (drinking), the school (theft, vandalism), the educational system ("why do we have to do this?"), and other students, teachers, and administrators
Why not just go all out and suggest that Microsoft had Scott McNealy quietly killed six months ago and replaced with an actor hired to impersonate him while running the company into the ground, and Sun will soon be sending out squads of mercenaries to kill Linux users on sight?
Personally, I hate the United Nations. I see the UN as a driect threat to the sovereignty of the US, and there are even US politicians who would like to cede more authority to the UN. ick. If it were up to me, we'd kick that spineless organization out into the Atlantic. As far as paying dues go, it seems to me that we put more of our soldiers' lives on the line in the name of the UN than any other nation, so I think we can call that even.
Personally, I hate the United States. I see the US as a driect threat to the sovereignty of Iraq, and there are also Iraqi politicians who would like to cede more authority to the US. ick. If it were up to me, we'd kick that spinless country out into the Atlantic.
Of course the UN is a threat to the sovereignty of the US. THAT'S THE POINT!!! By giving up some sovereignty, we are better able to work globablly on issues that matter to EVERYONE.
it said up to 3 million in losses. I really doubt he charged much on those cards. That's probably the cost of securing it. That's just like saying Mitnick caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damages. That's the cost of developing the code he got. Not the actual loss.
Isn't Mozilla a generic name used in all headers for web browsers? I'm pretty sure IE6 uses the word "Mozilla" in it's information headers...
No. Mozilla is the original Netscape code name for its browser. When Microsoft introduced their first browser, IE 2.0, they touted it as Mozilla compatible. That's where that came from. To answer your question, no, Mozilla is not a generic name
Is deep linking legal? What about mirroring? Does the answer change if the site would require you to register before accessing it? Does the answer change if no copyright notice is placed on the page?
Also, be sure to check out www.turnofftheinternet.com (turn your popup blocker off.. works best in IE6.. remember your Alt+Tab and Ctrl+Alt+Del.. it's nothing you can't get out of, don't worry). Funny trick to set up in a computer lab, for instance...
Okay. I'm on a wireless connection that has a tendency to occasionally (once an hour or so) lose and regain the connection. As soon as I clicked the link, my connection to the AP died for a second. It kinda freaked me out:-)
no, stability means that it functions in a reliable and predictable manner. User-initiated restarts do NOT mean instability. explorer.exe crashing whenever you press escape DOES.
how about you RTFA. If you would have, then you'd have found that "Amendment No. 2 provides an exception to that exclusion, but only for 'copyrights... required for [Santa Cruz Operation] to exercise its rights with respect to the acquisition of UNIX and UnixWare technologies." There you go.
Mozilla is not vulnerable to the address-bar spoofing, but it IS (for now) vulnerable to the status-bar (hover) spoofing. However there's a bug report filed in bugzilla (228176 if anyone cares to look it up, not goint to/. bugzilla though) to fix it.
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I've noticed that too, I made the mistake of posting to usenet a few times, now I've gotten about 1 every 30 mins (50 or so a day). it was about 10 a day before March. :-(
Read your sibling post for his take on respect. He's right, I did mean it in the sense that it refers to politeness.
Just curious, but what if the teacher is a fucking retard. I don't mean that in the literal sense, but what's wrong with calling a bad teacher a bad teacher?
Then you still don't call thenm that to their face. No matter how bad your boss is, you still show them respect. That's one of the larger problems in schools, a lack of respect: a lack of respect for the law (drinking), the school (theft, vandalism), the educational system ("why do we have to do this?"), and other students, teachers, and administrators
Why not just go all out and suggest that Microsoft had Scott McNealy quietly killed six months ago and replaced with an actor hired to impersonate him while running the company into the ground, and Sun will soon be sending out squads of mercenaries to kill Linux users on sight?
Damn. They figured it out.
-Bill Gates
If you don't know which end of a soldering iron is the handle, ask a real hacker for help!
Ooh! I know! It's the pointy thin end, right?
timestamps should be able to solve that quite easily. If the data is older than 1-2 time intervals of refresh, throw up an alarm
Personally, I hate the United Nations. I see the UN as a driect threat to the sovereignty of the US, and there are even US politicians who would like to cede more authority to the UN. ick. If it were up to me, we'd kick that spineless organization out into the Atlantic. As far as paying dues go, it seems to me that we put more of our soldiers' lives on the line in the name of the UN than any other nation, so I think we can call that even.
Personally, I hate the United States. I see the US as a driect threat to the sovereignty of Iraq, and there are also Iraqi politicians who would like to cede more authority to the US. ick. If it were up to me, we'd kick that spinless country out into the Atlantic.
Of course the UN is a threat to the sovereignty of the US. THAT'S THE POINT!!! By giving up some sovereignty, we are better able to work globablly on issues that matter to EVERYONE.
it said up to 3 million in losses. I really doubt he charged much on those cards. That's probably the cost of securing it. That's just like saying Mitnick caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damages. That's the cost of developing the code he got. Not the actual loss.
have you ever occasionally deleted a message as spam when it wasn't? that's a human error: a misjudgement
I can't believe it, their main server is slashdotted, you can still access their page at this address:
/.ed too
http://www20.tomshardware.com/
Nope.
Isn't Mozilla a generic name used in all headers for web browsers? I'm pretty sure IE6 uses the word "Mozilla" in it's information headers...
No. Mozilla is the original Netscape code name for its browser. When Microsoft introduced their first browser, IE 2.0, they touted it as Mozilla compatible. That's where that came from. To answer your question, no, Mozilla is not a generic name
Is deep linking legal?
What about mirroring? Does the answer change if the site would require you to register before accessing it? Does the answer change if no copyright notice is placed on the page?
your first sentence was still somewhat interesting. the supreme court will not let the cop get away with asking for ID for no reason.
Also, be sure to check out www.turnofftheinternet.com (turn your popup blocker off.. works best in IE6.. remember your Alt+Tab and Ctrl+Alt+Del.. it's nothing you can't get out of, don't worry). Funny trick to set up in a computer lab, for instance...
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Okay. I'm on a wireless connection that has a tendency to occasionally (once an hour or so) lose and regain the connection. As soon as I clicked the link, my connection to the AP died for a second. It kinda freaked me out
what about sites like cryptome.org? they delete all their logs. That's truly anonymous
No, I think SCO will become "SCO Donut Company" because that's what'll be on their bottom line, a donut.
Wait a minute, that'll be their top line (revenues). Their bottom line will be a REALLY BIG negative number.
Not only does his site get taken down, but now his blog is unavailable!
no, stability means that it functions in a reliable and predictable manner. User-initiated restarts do NOT mean instability. explorer.exe crashing whenever you press escape DOES.
No, but it had MUCH BETTER CSS and other standards support back in the day while Netscape 4.x stil reigned.
that's the point. they CAN do better, but once they get a monopoly, they do the bare minimum needed to keep Joe, Average paying for M$ products.
Instead of posting as html, text, or even pdf, they posted all comments as RTF files. WHY?
how about you RTFA. If you would have, then you'd have found that "Amendment No. 2 provides an exception to that exclusion, but only for 'copyrights ... required for [Santa Cruz Operation] to exercise its rights with respect to the acquisition of UNIX and UnixWare technologies." There you go.
Farsi is written RIGHT to LEFT. not the other way around. fix please
do spammers really care about what laws they break? After all, they only use willing worm-infected computes, right?
I thought that was standard operating procedure. I probably unchecked something like that without realizing it.
Mozilla is not vulnerable to the address-bar spoofing, but it IS (for now) vulnerable to the status-bar (hover) spoofing. However there's a bug report filed in bugzilla (228176 if anyone cares to look it up, not goint to /. bugzilla though) to fix it.