What happens when the RIAA hears that they can sue people for contemplating the theft of music? Now they can sue everyone for inordinate ammounts of money, and just make up the figure. Anyone else see a problem with establishing a precedent of this manner?
If you want a smaller keyboard, try these:
http://www.eklhad.net/linux/app/onehand.html
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/pfuca-store/
The last one would probably be the one you want.
I wonder if this will work, as most spammers do not even have a real base of operations, so there is no way to fine them or do anything that the do not call lists can. That for the most part will cause this fail, as most of the respectable (if they can be called that) spammers will stop sending mail if you unsubscribe. The people that this list would be aimed at would not care if you are on a list or not, they just pound out messages and move on.
I do not have any links, but stack smashing is when you pass a large parameter to a program. If the programmer did not check the size of the input and assumes that it is smaller than the actuall size of the parameter. This then overwrites the stack(variable stoarge) and can get into the return section of the program. If it is able to get into the return section, OS's with EXEC Stacks may execute code that was passed with the overflowing parameters
What happens when the RIAA hears that they can sue people for contemplating the theft of music? Now they can sue everyone for inordinate ammounts of money, and just make up the figure. Anyone else see a problem with establishing a precedent of this manner?
If you want a smaller keyboard, try these:
http://www.eklhad.net/linux/app/onehand.html
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/pfuca-store/
The last one would probably be the one you want.
I wonder if this will work, as most spammers do not even have a real base of operations, so there is no way to fine them or do anything that the do not call lists can. That for the most part will cause this fail, as most of the respectable (if they can be called that) spammers will stop sending mail if you unsubscribe. The people that this list would be aimed at would not care if you are on a list or not, they just pound out messages and move on.
I do not have any links, but stack smashing is when you pass a large parameter to a program. If the programmer did not check the size of the input and assumes that it is smaller than the actuall size of the parameter. This then overwrites the stack(variable stoarge) and can get into the return section of the program. If it is able to get into the return section, OS's with EXEC Stacks may execute code that was passed with the overflowing parameters