For us (running a mail server for our workgroup of 5 people, including tech support), it's been 1200 received (and caught by Amavis), and about 3000 bounces, notices, etc., thanks to these damn whiney AV's.
Actually, extending this, maybe the way to fight open machines is to cause the open machines to send themselves excessive traffic, rendering them fairly useless until their operators fix them, but not negatively impacting the rest of the net.
The evil side in me says machines like that should all be wiped by the worm on a certain date, and then display a message to the user in every language to secure their damn computers.
Also it must be noted that neither one allows you to load a copy of it on a "test" or "development" box! You must plunk down the $350-$800 again!
I think with RH, you can load it on other systems, but you won't be able to use UP2Date. (You can still copy the RPMs off another machine, or d/l the SRPMs.)
If texting is a no-no, then perhaps we should run out of the theater screaming how awful this movie was to everyone waiting in line for the next showing.
I'm in southern California, and around 18:00 PDT Monday, our T1 connection to MCI pretty much quit working to 95% of the internet. MCI said there were routing problems due to the NE blackouts... whatever.
I think they've fixed those (and other) problems...
I'm running XP at 1600x1200 on a 19" monitor, with system fonts enlarged, and using 20 points default fonts in Mozilla, and Safari works fine now.
They also initially had some major problems with unreadable gray text in some sections of some books, but I haven't seen any more of that lately either.
They give out free trials of the business version if you give them the email addresses of yourself and 4 other people in your workgroup. No credit card needed.
it blocks about %80 of SPAM that gets delivered - I will just have to live with the other %20.
FYI, you don't have to just live with the rest. I use Spamcop's RBL, AND I also use BogoFilter. Or, you could use SpamAssassin or many other filters on your server.
My BogoFilter setup correctly marks about 98% of the spam IT SEES, with NO false positives. (This is NOT counting whatever gets rejected by the RBL.)
Unfortunately, it's also been mentioned in a few articles lately, and there was mention of crackers taking Bartlett's or other books of common phrases and feeding them to John the Ripper or Crack.
The good news is Bartlett's doesn't seem to be available in electronic form.
Heh. Sierra/Dynamix made a Blade Runner style knockoff (based on the movie, not the game, I assume). They even hyped it as being like Blade Runner, I dunno if they had any permission:P
It's called MacroVision. Betas are immune to it. So are _some_ Tivo's and/or S3 units. Maybe some PC cards are immune too, I haven't tried it.
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I don't know about mammoths, but American buffalo are not very aggressive. I've been 20 feet from them at Yellowstone, and they seemed disinterested. Much like cattle.
I don't think it would be a major problem if they got out.
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Also remember you need to feed nonspams to bayesian filters also.
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Please elaborate on the "modifications to improve ht quality".
Thanks.
For us (running a mail server for our workgroup of 5 people, including tech support), it's been 1200 received (and caught by Amavis), and about 3000 bounces, notices, etc., thanks to these damn whiney AV's.
The evil side in me says machines like that should all be wiped by the worm on a certain date, and then display a message to the user in every language to secure their damn computers.
They only care about cute animals.
Paul Wouters from the FreeSWAN project spoke at DefCon 11 on DNSSEC... he has some materials online at: http://www.xtdnet.nl/paul/dnssec/
I think with RH, you can load it on other systems, but you won't be able to use UP2Date. (You can still copy the RPMs off another machine, or d/l the SRPMs.)
If texting is a no-no, then perhaps we should run out of the theater screaming how awful this movie was to everyone waiting in line for the next showing.
I'm in southern California, and around 18:00 PDT Monday, our T1 connection to MCI pretty much quit working to 95% of the internet. MCI said there were routing problems due to the NE blackouts... whatever.
The current metal detectors don't use X-Rays, IIRC.
However, the conveyor luggage scanners, and the backscatter metal detectors in development do.
Dude, you're talking about methane emissions (surplus methane generated by other processes).
This would be BURNING the methane, which would produce CO2 and H20, similar to burning natural gas.
I have never heard that burning methane is any worse than burning any other carbon-based fuel.
Cool. Is it possible to print something looking like blueprints from this?
I think they've fixed those (and other) problems...
I'm running XP at 1600x1200 on a 19" monitor, with system fonts enlarged, and using 20 points default fonts in Mozilla, and Safari works fine now.
They also initially had some major problems with unreadable gray text in some sections of some books, but I haven't seen any more of that lately either.
They give out free trials of the business version if you give them the email addresses of yourself and 4 other people in your workgroup. No credit card needed.
I wonder if "fair use" legal theory would give you the right to copy someone else's electronic versions of the books you own.
No need to hack the iPod, just use more efficient headphones.
Duh.
BTW, The site's gone, thanks to Apple.
FYI, you don't have to just live with the rest. I use Spamcop's RBL, AND I also use BogoFilter. Or, you could use SpamAssassin or many other filters on your server.
My BogoFilter setup correctly marks about 98% of the spam IT SEES, with NO false positives. (This is NOT counting whatever gets rejected by the RBL.)
I do this for some of my passwords...
Unfortunately, it's also been mentioned in a few articles lately, and there was mention of crackers taking Bartlett's or other books of common phrases and feeding them to John the Ripper or Crack.
The good news is Bartlett's doesn't seem to be available in electronic form.
I think it was Rise of the Dragon
That was a movie based on the game, not a game based on the movie.
Well, AirSoft and PaintBall guns can break bottles too.
probably $10-20 EXTRA / month on your cable bill.
It's called MacroVision.
Betas are immune to it.
So are _some_ Tivo's and/or S3 units.
Maybe some PC cards are immune too, I haven't tried it.
I don't know about mammoths, but American buffalo are not very aggressive. I've been 20 feet from them at Yellowstone, and they seemed disinterested. Much like cattle.
I don't think it would be a major problem if they got out.
DirectTV are also sending similar letters to people who are buying blank DTV cards on eBay.
A friend of mine is being asked to pay $3500 for buying some (3 or 4 over 1 year) HU cards.
They did NOT accuse him of having a card programmer.
He did not sell or give the cards to anyone else.
His lawyer friend is advising him to pay up.