Dude, until I can click on setup.exe, and it just works, and then there is an "Unistall Program" menu in the program folder on the program menu... I just don't have the time. I've used all 5 methods, and they are great for server management, but for general desktop use, people need click and run. Maybe CNR will take off.
You wanna hear something strange? Firefox is my default browser, so in IE7b3, when I click on a bookmark or enter a URL into the address bar, IE7 actualy calls Firefox to retrieve the page.
Bizarre!!!
I recommend giving the IRC servers you have now a try, but use Gaim to access them. It works very well and is very familiar to most users who use other IM clients at home.
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I might be wrong, but I believe an iPod just shows up as removable media when I connect it to my Windows machine via USB or FireWire. I can simply browse the drive, and copy and paste any files I like, music or not.
Why is this new?
I wonder if they will think this is a DDoS? Man, I guess the UK Ministry of Defense is not prepared for cyber-war. I hope we aren't looking for them to be a coalition member.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/2737885.stm/
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I've heard of it, and I know someone talked about it at DEFCON this year. Has anyone tried it for production applications, or just for proof of concept?
Libraries and other non-profit organizations are generally the source of the few community gatherings in any town. From chess clubs to book clubs, summer reading programs to adult discussion groups, the libraries in my communities have always served as a strong foundation for social interaction.
While this concept sounds neat, and can probably serve a certain audience, if you wish your local library was more active, volunteer some time and get involved.
I am a huge technology advocate, but things like person to person contact off the net are just so important.
This is very interesting considering this recent article on Japan's new 30-year robot plan.
I've always wondered why the Japanese are so driven towards technology, and especially robots, so much more that most western cultures. Westerners tend to buy more traditional technological products, and those products we buy tend to have a slow progression in form and function.
This just doesn't seem to be the case in Japan, and I wish I knew why. Unfortunantely I haven't yet been able to visit Japan or become more accustomed with their culture.
Why do you think Verizon is picking up this feature? Because companies are leaving their current cellular provider for Nextel just for PTT.
It comes in particularly handy when businesses and oranizations have employees off-site. Everything from delivery to maintenance, sales to construction. It is a very valuable feature for both convenience and saving money.
Bottom Line: People will leave Verizon for Nextel, and they don't want to lose market-share.
I didn't see any links to the sources yet on the blog or the article so here is the homepage for Dr. Craig A. Grimes. There are two recent pdfs about the titania nanotubes on his publications page.
The Animatrix shows that the Robots are truly intelligent and emotional, that they wish to make peace with the humans. The robots had no taste for genocide, so enslavement was safer. I think the robots felt that they were saving the humans from destroying themselves. The Matrix killed two birds with one stone, it kept humanity from ruining everything, and offered a fuel source.
I think the architects comment about levels of existence the robots would be satisfied with, hints that the robots use other powers sources. Also if Zion is another Matrix used to fool the intuitive humans because it is closer to reality, it in no way has to be reality. It may turn out that the robots live on a green earth with solar power, and keep the humans enslaved to protect them.
Just some ideas.
I believe in one of the Second Renaissance parts, the scene where the robot is sitting as the chairman of the UN and requests human flesh, the Human nations sign away their rights and willingly commit themselves to the first Matrix.
Sorry I'm not more descriptive, but I don't have the DVD on hand to recheck.
Security does not mean 100% exploit-proof, it means it secures your information/services given certain desired lengths of protection and certain operating conditions.
While M$ is probably not going to get this one right, it doesn't mean that someone can't. This *is* a desirable feature for some applications, and it is possible to make a secure environment (where secure is defined for the application), and make it seamless as well. That is the whole goal of network security professionals.
If anything, the fact that people already know what kinds of "old" exploits this may be vulnerable to, it means that we are already headed in the right direction.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Havok_(software)
I think this list covers it: http://www.havok.com/content/blogcategory/29/73/
I recommend Google Summer of Code. Check out the 2008 projects: http://code.google.com/soc/2008/
Great example of how lua can extend the functionality of a program. Check out the Nmap Scripting Engine.
With lua and NSE, nmap can now do things like vulnerability testing. Why not download nmap now and give it a try?
Dude, until I can click on setup.exe, and it just works, and then there is an "Unistall Program" menu in the program folder on the program menu... I just don't have the time. I've used all 5 methods, and they are great for server management, but for general desktop use, people need click and run. Maybe CNR will take off.
You wanna hear something strange? Firefox is my default browser, so in IE7b3, when I click on a bookmark or enter a URL into the address bar, IE7 actualy calls Firefox to retrieve the page. Bizarre!!!
I recommend giving the IRC servers you have now a try, but use Gaim to access them. It works very well and is very familiar to most users who use other IM clients at home.
Marty Hall's materials and courses are fantastic. Check out http://www.apl.jhu.edu/~hall/
Have you seen this?
http://pack.google.com/
Info here: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/
Busy day for Google.
Boycott Sony
http://base.google.com/base/base_policies.html/
The list of banned content is great!
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Too much!
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My girlfriend recently purchased a Sony BMG CD with XCP protection on it.
http://cp.sonybmg.com/xcp/english/faq.html/
If you click through, you can fill out a form to receive an email giving basically the same instructions as A. and C.
XCP CDs do not carry the "CD" logo as they are definitely not the standard.
XCP is a very nasty little thing, and I seriously suggest everyone to check thier CDs before they purchase them, and boycott XCP albums.
HardDrive.com Nice interface. I love the price/GB list.
I might be wrong, but I believe an iPod just shows up as removable media when I connect it to my Windows machine via USB or FireWire. I can simply browse the drive, and copy and paste any files I like, music or not. Why is this new?
Here is a link that describes the Talon robot and the SWORDS project a little more.
I wonder if they will think this is a DDoS? Man, I guess the UK Ministry of Defense is not prepared for cyber-war. I hope we aren't looking for them to be a coalition member. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/2737885.stm/
Has anyone tried Cyclone?
I've heard of it, and I know someone talked about it at DEFCON this year. Has anyone tried it for production applications, or just for proof of concept?
Libraries and other non-profit organizations are generally the source of the few community gatherings in any town. From chess clubs to book clubs, summer reading programs to adult discussion groups, the libraries in my communities have always served as a strong foundation for social interaction.
While this concept sounds neat, and can probably serve a certain audience, if you wish your local library was more active, volunteer some time and get involved.
I am a huge technology advocate, but things like person to person contact off the net are just so important.
This is very interesting considering this recent article on Japan's new 30-year robot plan.
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I've always wondered why the Japanese are so driven towards technology, and especially robots, so much more that most western cultures. Westerners tend to buy more traditional technological products, and those products we buy tend to have a slow progression in form and function.
This just doesn't seem to be the case in Japan, and I wish I knew why. Unfortunantely I haven't yet been able to visit Japan or become more accustomed with their culture.
Would any
Why do you think Verizon is picking up this feature? Because companies are leaving their current cellular provider for Nextel just for PTT.
It comes in particularly handy when businesses and oranizations have employees off-site. Everything from delivery to maintenance, sales to construction. It is a very valuable feature for both convenience and saving money.
Bottom Line: People will leave Verizon for Nextel, and they don't want to lose market-share.
I didn't see any links to the sources yet on the blog or the article so here is the homepage for Dr. Craig A. Grimes. There are two recent pdfs about the titania nanotubes on his publications page.
The Animatrix shows that the Robots are truly intelligent and emotional, that they wish to make peace with the humans. The robots had no taste for genocide, so enslavement was safer. I think the robots felt that they were saving the humans from destroying themselves. The Matrix killed two birds with one stone, it kept humanity from ruining everything, and offered a fuel source. I think the architects comment about levels of existence the robots would be satisfied with, hints that the robots use other powers sources. Also if Zion is another Matrix used to fool the intuitive humans because it is closer to reality, it in no way has to be reality. It may turn out that the robots live on a green earth with solar power, and keep the humans enslaved to protect them. Just some ideas.
I believe in one of the Second Renaissance parts, the scene where the robot is sitting as the chairman of the UN and requests human flesh, the Human nations sign away their rights and willingly commit themselves to the first Matrix.
Sorry I'm not more descriptive, but I don't have the DVD on hand to recheck.
Security does not mean 100% exploit-proof, it means it secures your information/services given certain desired lengths of protection and certain operating conditions.
While M$ is probably not going to get this one right, it doesn't mean that someone can't. This *is* a desirable feature for some applications, and it is possible to make a secure environment (where secure is defined for the application), and make it seamless as well. That is the whole goal of network security professionals.
If anything, the fact that people already know what kinds of "old" exploits this may be vulnerable to, it means that we are already headed in the right direction.
I just like the screen shot of the "mouse with steel ball" and more notoriously, "the reboot screen after a crash." Somethings never change.