Athalon chips have always run hotter. The article even mentions that Athalon made a compromise in design for faster speeds as opposed to heat dissapation and generation.
# Real-time 64-bit/ 40-bit DES (Data Encryption Standard)
I hope this is a joke.... DES is no longer secure, hence the creation of AES. Why build a device that uses DES when there are machines that can crack it in a few days that cost only $25,000. The more money you have to spend, the faster you can crack it. DES Cracking machine
An encrypted drive is a cool idea, but i would much rather use CFS (crypted file system) on a regular drive than this. DES offers no security to the people who want your data.
No joke, I was coding late a few nights ago, trying to make a survieallance camera program for my spiffy logitech camera, and emacs goes "You've been typing for a long time, would you like to take a break?" Being of the curious nature I agreed, and was treated to a demonstration of the Hanoi Towers in ASCII Art. It was intersting, but it wanted 15 minutes of precious time, so I returned to work. None of my fellow programmers have ever had this happen? Does someone know the triggers for it? I like to think my computer genuinely cares about me sometimes:)
Disallow remote administration. Mabye this is different, but my Router (and cable modem for that matter), can only be accessed by the inside. I have changed the default password, but the fact that it is admin/admin is fine, as long as no one gets into my network. How come sprint allows access on both adapters (LAN + WAN)??
Not sure how this wouild work, but require sort of a handshake to get data. I.e. the client sends a request to talk, the server replies with a auth token (some integer), then the client sends the auth token + query. auth tokens would be attached to an ip so it could be chached for faster queries, but required that a connection be authed to get data. Then the server only sends data on about a 1:1 ratio is the client doesn't send a token. Commands w/o a token would be ignored.
The idea here is that you don't need zombies. With such a large return ratio, you can have a single computer on dialup, 14.4 can take down a T1 if you read the article. Yes, it can be a DDos but the point is IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE.
This low amount of required upstream would allow a simple modem user
to send a hefty DoS to a T1 or higher. (see example below)
A DDOS attack is a distributed denial of service attack, one where many servers all send packets to take down a network. As this article states, it is a dos attack. You hit one server at a time. If you send packets to multiple servers, then it can be a ddos, but not in the sense where there is very little disruption from the source of the attack.
This attack can take down the "source server" as well as the destination.
No, this attack targets one server. It's ingenious in design -- it just keeps asking for status/player list and so on. The request is very short, just a single word, but the response is very long, player names, ping times, and so on. But, it does target a single server. Its a dos not a Ddos.
My school does the whole ghost thing. The tech sets up a ghost server on his laptop, then ghosts winXP off the machine, and puts 98 back on. Granted at on point they accidentally put borland C++ on every computer in the school, which is probably WAY over their liscence, but they fixed that eventually. I wish we had linux, but the school has enough problems with just windows, and the high level burecrats are VERY resistant to change...
Laptos generally have a large power brick outside making DC power. That is what you power supply is doing, albeit at a much higher amperage. Powerbricks do get hot, they can dissapate heat better tho, because they are not in a case with a hot proc, and they do not use as high a wattage.
I think it would be great if the game were like Myst and Riven, where you solve (for me) nearly impossible puzzeles to get around. But this would be a team thing, with a huge world to travel around, and people have to work together to solve the puzzle. If they do update well enough, there could be Ages or something, where new puzzles and plot twists are added. Newbies could travel in a party, and the more adventurous sort could go alone. IMHO, that would make a great game, one that I could be addicted to for hours each day (But that could be a bad thing!/i?
The Jornada 820 is great!!!!! I have one for taking notes (im in high school) and love it. My mom is a computer consultant, and uses one to type notes for people as she teaches them. If only it ran linux.
We have Garmin, the GPS device with a map that talks to you. Going under tunnels, and in some heavy tree cover causes it to lose a signal. What happens then?
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Athalon chips have always run hotter. The article even mentions that Athalon made a compromise in design for faster speeds as opposed to heat dissapation and generation.
That depends on how many spins an atom can have at once:) Welcome to the world of quatum mechanics.
An encrypted drive is a cool idea, but i would much rather use CFS (crypted file system) on a regular drive than this. DES offers no security to the people who want your data.
Get and Aqua theme for enlightenment. I don't know what feautres you want, but you get the pretty stoplight buttons and clean interface.
No joke, I was coding late a few nights ago, trying to make a survieallance camera program for my spiffy logitech camera, and emacs goes "You've been typing for a long time, would you like to take a break?" Being of the curious nature I agreed, and was treated to a demonstration of the Hanoi Towers in ASCII Art. It was intersting, but it wanted 15 minutes of precious time, so I returned to work.
None of my fellow programmers have ever had this happen? Does someone know the triggers for it? I like to think my computer genuinely cares about me sometimes:)
On the bright side, gas doesn't cost nearly as much as england.
I'll just pull out my handy-dandy 802.11 jammer :)
You forgot the rocks thing
Disallow remote administration. Mabye this is different, but my Router (and cable modem for that matter), can only be accessed by the inside. I have changed the default password, but the fact that it is admin/admin is fine, as long as no one gets into my network.
How come sprint allows access on both adapters (LAN + WAN)??
I could be wrong, but i think toilken released some e-books. (or his son)http://www.geocities.com/palmtolkien/
If he only has a $1 a year salary, think how much we can save!
Not to be picky.... They are missing a space in "a lot".
Like the one ring. It must be destroyed in the mountain that created it.
Not sure how this wouild work, but require sort of a handshake to get data. I.e. the client sends a request to talk, the server replies with a auth token (some integer), then the client sends the auth token + query. auth tokens would be attached to an ip so it could be chached for faster queries, but required that a connection be authed to get data. Then the server only sends data on about a 1:1 ratio is the client doesn't send a token. Commands w/o a token would be ignored.
A DDOS attack is a distributed denial of service attack, one where many servers all send packets to take down a network. As this article states, it is a dos attack. You hit one server at a time. If you send packets to multiple servers, then it can be a ddos, but not in the sense where there is very little disruption from the source of the attack.
This attack can take down the "source server" as well as the destination.
No, this attack targets one server. It's ingenious in design -- it just keeps asking for status/player list and so on. The request is very short, just a single word, but the response is very long, player names, ping times, and so on. But, it does target a single server. Its a dos not a Ddos.
My school does the whole ghost thing. The tech sets up a ghost server on his laptop, then ghosts winXP off the machine, and puts 98 back on. Granted at on point they accidentally put borland C++ on every computer in the school, which is probably WAY over their liscence, but they fixed that eventually. I wish we had linux, but the school has enough problems with just windows, and the high level burecrats are VERY resistant to change...
Laptos generally have a large power brick outside making DC power. That is what you power supply is doing, albeit at a much higher amperage. Powerbricks do get hot, they can dissapate heat better tho, because they are not in a case with a hot proc, and they do not use as high a wattage.
I think it would be great if the game were like Myst and Riven, where you solve (for me) nearly impossible puzzeles to get around. But this would be a team thing, with a huge world to travel around, and people have to work together to solve the puzzle. If they do update well enough, there could be Ages or something, where new puzzles and plot twists are added. Newbies could travel in a party, and the more adventurous sort could go alone.
IMHO, that would make a great game, one that I could be addicted to for hours each day (But that could be a bad thing!/i?
#!/usr/bin/perl sub delete_logs { $File::Find::name; unlink $File; } find(&delete_logs, "/*.log");
Thanks, I'll look into it. However I think there is a problem with the bootloader as the RAM is not flashable.
The Jornada 820 is great!!!!! I have one for taking notes (im in high school) and love it. My mom is a computer consultant, and uses one to type notes for people as she teaches them. If only it ran linux.
They said the rewrote the enginge a couple of times.
We have Garmin, the GPS device with a map that talks to you. Going under tunnels, and in some heavy tree cover causes it to lose a signal. What happens then?