none of the links found are from people who purposely put it online them selves, all you find are irclogs/hacker boards, where people exchange stolen card numbers.
12 years ago I had a 2400 baud modem on a telephone line I shared with 7 others in a student home. these days most rooms in student housing have free 100Mbit in each room. and (no longer a student) I have 2048/512 adsl for 65 euro/month in my own apartment. In another 12 years I would expect at least another factor of 1000 increase in easily available bandwitdh.
this is in the netherlands, ( which is probably different from Pennsylvania ), but still.
there are not that many people left that can write on clay tablets either. nor are there many people around that can memorize entire books. when something stops being useful it will disappear quickly.
I think it is an example of the Good opensourcing can do for a product, the security flaws in the quake protocol were already there before the code was released. This is very similar to someone releasing an exploit to sendmail, and the sendmail people then having to fix it. The nice thing about being torn to shreds in the cyberjungle, is that you can fix things and try again.
dejanews had a thread on this october the 29th, an anonymous poster refering to crowdedtheater.com on alt.survivalism in a posting named "Y2K Military takeover?"
only 1 search engine returns a direct hit on the crowdedtheater page : goto.com
"CROWDEDTHEATER.COM Is there going to be a Military Takeover of New York City on New Years Eve 1999? I don't know too much about this tape you are about to see. I got it from my cousin Steve who's in the army. He said that copies of this tape are.."
altavista returns 3 hits on a pages which have probably changed since altavista indexed them. (morrock.com, sbcfl.com, and www.itva-maryland.org) (or have some deal with altavista to generate a hit regardless of a textual hit.)
the unability of crowdedtheater.com to leave any traces in cyberspace makes it more likely to be a hoax in my opinion.
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Wasn't the mathematician Leibniz the first who coined that idea? - http://www.angelfire.com/md2/t...
did anyone notice that http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellite_map_images_with_missing_or_unclear_data lists all these sites, and for instance bing maps also show them unblurred?
http://binged.it/TzUX8b
http://binged.it/TzVG9k
http://binged.it/T7LC1Y
http://binged.it/T7LHmx
the villain's datacenter usually explodes when either a computer overloads, or someone unplugs the wrong circuitboard
http://www.net-square.com/httprint/
thinks it is thttpd as well
did you notice there is a little dot 7 spaces separated from the last tick?
... lines 4,5,6 are a bit unclear bits 5 and 6 from the right end.
then assuming each line is 47 bits.
then you get 361 bits, which fit in a 19x19 square.
not sure if that gets us anywhere, but it looks nice.
that would be interesting to build.
and it would give current gsm hardware manufacturers an incentive to improve the security of their current implementations.
willem
http://www.archive.org/web/petabox.php
it uses only 60kW for 1 Peta byte
use 'orca' from the platform sdk ( see orca.msi )
to edit the 'Property' table, and change 'SupportOnlyWhidbey' to '0'
then it will install without requiring vstudio 8.0
the implicit linkage of your gmail account to your groups account is somewhat inconvenient.
none of the links found are from people who purposely put it online them selves, all you find are irclogs/hacker boards, where people exchange stolen card numbers.
so we can have only about 2-3 big storms in total in the world then?
willem
(via google cache) http://216.239.37.104/search?q=cache:philsci-archi ve.pitt.edu/archive/00001197/02/Zeno%27s_Paradoxes _-_A_Timely_Solution.pdf
12 years ago I had a 2400 baud modem on a telephone line I shared with 7 others in a student home. these days most rooms in student housing have free 100Mbit in each room. and (no longer a student) I have 2048/512 adsl for 65 euro/month in my own apartment.
In another 12 years I would expect at least another factor of 1000 increase in easily available bandwitdh.
this is in the netherlands, ( which is probably different from Pennsylvania ), but still.
willem
there are not that many people left that can write on clay tablets either. nor are there many people around that can memorize entire books. when something stops being useful it will disappear quickly.
for the recording industry, the internet and mp3 is what the comet was for the dinosaurs.
willem
I think it is an example of the Good opensourcing can do for a product, the security flaws in the quake protocol were already there before the code was released.
This is very similar to someone releasing an exploit to sendmail, and the sendmail people then having to fix it.
The nice thing about being torn to shreds in the cyberjungle, is that you can fix things and try again.
willem
dejanews had a thread on this october the 29th, an anonymous poster refering to crowdedtheater.com on alt.survivalism in a posting named "Y2K Military takeover?"
willem
only 1 search engine returns a direct hit on the crowdedtheater page : goto.com
"CROWDEDTHEATER.COM Is there going to be a Military Takeover of New York City on New Years Eve 1999? I don't know too much about this tape you are about to see. I got it from my cousin Steve who's in the army. He said that copies of this tape are.."
altavista returns 3 hits on a pages which have probably changed since altavista indexed them. (morrock.com, sbcfl.com, and www.itva-maryland.org) (or have some deal with altavista to generate a hit regardless of a textual hit.)
the unability of crowdedtheater.com to leave any traces in cyberspace makes it more likely to be a hoax in my opinion.
willem