PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION 21/tcp closed ftp 80/tcp open http Microsoft IIS webserver 6.0 Device type: general purpose Running: Linux 1.X OS details: Linux 1.3.20 (X86)
Wasn't there some guy from IBM that created a (software) program that could destroy your harddrive? That's 1 part done, without even getting out any fysical tools.
The reason mozilla didn't set the thing to execute, and treated it in every way like a normal file is because it didn't know better. It doesn't have anything checking if it's a executible. E-mail doesn't send permissions with the file. Simple. Mozilla probably just didn't know what it was.
Maybe there just making there own job a little easier. What do you think would sell better:
Software package #1: "Our new software is more stable and less buggy."
Software package #2: "Our new software includes dynamic multimedia buttons, 7 internet-enabled skins, and a bezilion other cool soundig features that are not usefull (but do sound cool)."
But a discordant note comes from the Pew Internet & American Life Project, which surveyed 2,500 Internet users, asking only about e-mail they receive at work. Half said they get no spam at all in their workplace accounts, and 71 percent reported no more than "a little."
Ralsky, meanwhile, is looking at new technology. Recently he's been talking to two computer programmers in Romania who have developed what could be called stealth spam.
It is intricate computer software, said Ralsky, that can detect computers that are online and then be programmed to flash them a pop-up ad, much like the kind that display whenever a particular Web site is opened.
"This is even better," he said. "You don't have to be on a Web site at all. You can just have your computer on, connected to the Internet, reading e-mail or just idling and, bam, this program detects your presence and up pops the message on your screen, past firewalls, past anti-spam programs, past anything.
Isn't this impossible? Maybe he means winpop-up:-)
apple is a hardware company. It's just got a good OS also.
Besides, shouldn't the program running part be in the kernel if you want it to run fast? (I'm not completely sure about that) If they put that in the kernel, why use the microsoft window manager? It would have too be much better.
I was recently helping out a friend of mine, and I was amazed to find spyware in wich you actually had to fill in the oddly displayed numbers, so that anti spyware programs would not be able to remove it!
Slashdot Mirror
hmmmmm... what could it mean?
PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION
21/tcp closed ftp
80/tcp open http Microsoft IIS webserver 6.0
Device type: general purpose
Running: Linux 1.X
OS details: Linux 1.3.20 (X86)
At least, not for me. Maybe because I'm not from the US?
Wasn't there some guy from IBM that created a (software) program that could destroy your harddrive? That's 1 part done, without even getting out any fysical tools.
The reason mozilla didn't set the thing to execute, and treated it in every way like a normal file is because it didn't know better. It doesn't have anything checking if it's a executible. E-mail doesn't send permissions with the file. Simple. Mozilla probably just didn't know what it was.
Of course, i could be wrong. I hope so.
So it imitates Windows perfectly?
or H-T-T-P-COLON-FORWARDSLASH-FORWARDSLASH-SLASH-DOT- DOT-ORG
:-)
of course
although "slashdot dot org" isn't much better
Most of the poeple here just seem to want a cheap media player. So why doesn't microsoft release one of those (if possible).
And while I'm at it, they now own sega right? Why don't they make a dreamcast emulator or something.
"this is like inventing something as useful as the Knife, and using it only to attack salesmen."
your right, it should be used for bad actors, spammers, and trolls as well.
nope:
Searched the web for Poijnt. Results 1 - 10 of about 103. Search took 0.11 seconds.
Maybe there just making there own job a little easier. What do you think would sell better:
Software package #1: "Our new software is more stable and less buggy."
Software package #2: "Our new software includes dynamic multimedia buttons, 7 internet-enabled skins, and a bezilion other cool soundig features that are not usefull (but do sound cool)."
I agree completely except for the "Nothing beats being there for your kids". It should be "Nothing beats beating your kids" :-)
If you are uber, and dont have a super-fast computer, you use lynx, silly.
If you turn the gamma up, you can actually see the land, as well as the lights. It becomes much more clear where everything is.
so that's 121%? cool.
Isn't this impossible? Maybe he means winpop-up
STOP GIVING POEPLE THESE IDEAS!!!
Oh wait, never mind, it won't work.
Now exuse me, I have to patent something...
"Could enemies protect themselves from it by wearing reflective clothing?"
Bring on the tin foil hats!
neither did I.
apple is a hardware company. It's just got a good OS also.
Besides, shouldn't the program running part be in the kernel if you want it to run fast? (I'm not completely sure about that) If they put that in the kernel, why use the microsoft window manager? It would have too be much better.
I don't think it would work.
Imagine how many spammers there are...
I was recently helping out a friend of mine, and I was amazed to find spyware in wich you actually had to fill in the oddly displayed numbers, so that anti spyware programs would not be able to remove it!
But you (luckily?) can't play AOL Cd's on it.
It doesn't look all that good, gets to hot to quickly, and is much to big.
For 2.9 million, its not a very good footstool.
But seriously, that thing's got more ram than I've got hd space. Now imagine a... never mind
I get a 'connection was refused' message on all servers. Is it
a. mozilla
b. a firewall
c. slashdotted
d. they don't want me to go to that site!
I think b. But I'm not sure.
It works for me. (I've still got it under my 'home' button)