Sure bash all the MCSEs'... I suppose next your going to have me believe that PS/2 devices are not meant to be hot-pluggable. Sheeet.. I can unplug this keyboard without frying anything anytime I
1) A domain that sounds like MyCrowSofft.com
2) Wait for the cease-and-desist letter.
3) Tell sender to get bent.
4) Hold out for highest offer.
5) Accept offer.
5) You don't need to run a company now.
After analyzing the data, they found Spirit had been infected with the Nachi virus and was sending out spam from Mars. There were also ARP requests mixed in the data stream looking for windowsupdate.com.:-)
and nabs thief "terrorizing" best buy to the sum
of 2.5 million. Meanwhile,/bin/laden remains
at large. Way to go patriot act. I'm glad best buy is a safer place for me to get ripped off now.
This is your formal notification that you must stop and desist the spreading of information about circumventing copy protection on CDROM media.
Under the Digital Millenium Copyright Act of the United States of America, you have violated section 17.b-1 subsection C3.1-27 titled "It is unlawful to verbally or visually communicatie methods of copyright circumvention"
We know where you live........and you should be ashamed.
Take on some new product development that will require more money, more patching, more exploits and more upgrade connumdrums. I wish they would fix the programs I have already invested money, training, and commitment into.
Another friggin.NET application framework. Geezes.. ever since Microsoft "bought".NET from the chinese, it's been nothing but a viral bug-laden fiasco. I wouldn't make my *worst enemy* use.NET now that I know what I know about. You know, it's just a conspiracy by Microsoft to lock more people into a system that will suffer from redundant upgrades, and perpetual system compromises. My uncle's brother's neice's sister tried deploying at work on an internal LAN and when she started it up, it changed all the IP addresses on the routers and DNS servers. That not being enough, it then port scanned the network looking for all the wireless bar code readers and installed windows xp on them. She.lost her.job
because of.net. I would stay away from it.
They are very concerned about weight requirements
on the shuttle/orbiter missions. The less bytes a
computer program takes up, the less the overall
weight of the spacecraft. I heard they had initally
run the system on win2k, but would have needed
an extra fuel tank to get it off the launching pad,
and there was insufficient bandwidth way up there
to keep up with the security updates, so this is
why they opted for lighter-weight protocols and
applications.
Are we to rule out the possibility that this is not
another attempt by $CO to make the "hacker"
community look childish and unprincipled?
My dad could beat up Darrells dad anyday, anyway.
Post the exploits on alt.hacker.malicious like
everyone else. Once gamespy mysteriously starts
losing it's customer base to exploits, they will
fix them.
- Flattery gets you nowhwere
- nice guys finish last
- no good deed goes unpunished
Seems to me that Microsoft wants to draw the attention away from it's own security issues,
and put the focus on something else. Unless
they have something to gain, they would just
have SCO claim they owned the copyright to
security.
12 tricks, stoned, ambulance-a and others were what I would consider a virus. When these email "viruses" figure out how to be polymorphic replicators, *then* the internet as we know it will be ph#cked. How long will it take to scan every file on a 128 Gig harddrive for a polymorphic replicated Slammer derivative? Now how many people will actually sit through it without cancelling it so they can just get their email? It would never get cleaned up.
And how does the US senate plan to enforce these
rules when all the spam is coming from outside the
US?
"I'm sorry China, but no more corn for you until
you stop spamming"
Can the SAMBA team expect to have a white paper
available to them documenting the standards to
implement for this new filesystem?
Oh, wait.. that would most likely defeat the
primary purpose of WinFS.
Over 50 million households have computers now
in the US. How many of these are burning 600
watt power supplies just to power all the glo-
wire and eye candy?
Like it or not people, we have to answer for
all that energy consumption somewhow.
Microsoft is hoping everyone has forgotten about the Quality Feedback Agent that Netscape has had for
years in the 4.x series browsers and above.
http://wp.netscape.com/communicator/navigator/v4.5/qfs1.html
Mozilla has the same thing.
http://www.mozilla.org/quality/qfa.html
This is nothing new. Just more blatant technology theft from
the company that made it famous in a society that accepts theft as "fair competition". If you want
to argue, go search for the current "Sendo vs. Microsoft" case.
Slashdot Mirror
Sure bash all the MCSEs'... I suppose next your going to have me believe that PS/2 devices are not meant to be hot-pluggable. Sheeet.. I can unplug this keyboard without frying anything anytime I
They must not have opted for solution #3
1) A domain that sounds like MyCrowSofft.com 2) Wait for the cease-and-desist letter. 3) Tell sender to get bent. 4) Hold out for highest offer. 5) Accept offer. 5) You don't need to run a company now.
They need to get the resolution up so the pr0n industry and further the advancement and acceptance of the technology.
or googliprogtu.. sounds like a friggin amazonian muppet.
Feel free to bitch slap me and any subsequent thread. *whack*... beeatch
After analyzing the data, they found Spirit had been infected with the Nachi virus and was sending out spam from Mars. There were also ARP requests mixed in the data stream looking for windowsupdate.com. :-)
and nabs thief "terrorizing" best buy to the sum of 2.5 million. Meanwhile, /bin/laden remains
at large. Way to go patriot act. I'm glad best buy is a safer place for me to get ripped off now.
Office of the DMCA
December, 22 2003
Dear rkz:
This is your formal notification that you must stop
and desist the spreading of information about
circumventing copy protection on CDROM media.
Under the Digital Millenium Copyright Act of the United
States of America, you have violated section 17.b-1
subsection C3.1-27 titled "It is unlawful to verbally or
visually communicatie methods of copyright circumvention"
We know where you live........and you should be ashamed.
Take on some new product development that will require more money, more patching, more exploits and more upgrade connumdrums. I wish they would fix the programs I have already invested money, training, and commitment into.
Another friggin .NET application framework. Geezes.. ever since Microsoft "bought" .NET from the chinese, it's been nothing but a viral bug-laden fiasco. I wouldn't make my *worst enemy* use .NET now that I know what I know about. You know, it's just a conspiracy by Microsoft to lock more people into a system that will suffer from redundant upgrades, and perpetual system compromises. My uncle's brother's neice's sister tried deploying at work on an internal LAN and when she started it up, it changed all the IP addresses on the routers and DNS servers. That not being enough, it then port scanned the network looking for all the wireless bar code readers and installed windows xp on them. She .lost her .job
because of .net. I would stay away from it.
They are very concerned about weight requirements on the shuttle/orbiter missions. The less bytes a computer program takes up, the less the overall weight of the spacecraft. I heard they had initally run the system on win2k, but would have needed an extra fuel tank to get it off the launching pad, and there was insufficient bandwidth way up there to keep up with the security updates, so this is why they opted for lighter-weight protocols and applications.
Are we to rule out the possibility that this is not another attempt by $CO to make the "hacker" community look childish and unprincipled? My dad could beat up Darrells dad anyday, anyway.
Dont make me laugh..
I guess that means they are finally disabling
by default the discard, echo, chargen, and
daytime services?
Post the exploits on alt.hacker.malicious like everyone else. Once gamespy mysteriously starts losing it's customer base to exploits, they will fix them. - Flattery gets you nowhwere - nice guys finish last - no good deed goes unpunished
Seems to me that Microsoft wants to draw the attention away from it's own security issues, and put the focus on something else. Unless they have something to gain, they would just have SCO claim they owned the copyright to security.
12 tricks, stoned, ambulance-a and others were what I would consider a virus. When these email "viruses" figure out how to be polymorphic replicators, *then* the internet as we know it will be ph#cked. How long will it take to scan every file on a 128 Gig harddrive for a polymorphic replicated Slammer derivative? Now how many people will actually sit through it without cancelling it so they can just get their email? It would never get cleaned up.
Is anyone using one of these? Do you like it? Does it work as advertised?
And how does the US senate plan to enforce these rules when all the spam is coming from outside the US? "I'm sorry China, but no more corn for you until you stop spamming"
Can the SAMBA team expect to have a white paper available to them documenting the standards to implement for this new filesystem? Oh, wait.. that would most likely defeat the primary purpose of WinFS.
Over 50 million households have computers now in the US. How many of these are burning 600 watt power supplies just to power all the glo- wire and eye candy? Like it or not people, we have to answer for all that energy consumption somewhow.
There's a TCO argument if I ever heard one.
Oh.. this is about computers...guess I'll put my pipe away.
Microsoft is hoping everyone has forgotten about the Quality Feedback Agent that Netscape has had for years in the 4.x series browsers and above. http://wp.netscape.com/communicator/navigator/v4.5 /qfs1.html
Mozilla has the same thing.
http://www.mozilla.org/quality/qfa.html
This is nothing new. Just more blatant technology theft from
the company that made it famous in a society that accepts theft as "fair competition". If you want
to argue, go search for the current "Sendo vs. Microsoft" case.
Needed for 10/7/2003 road show.
All bulletproof glass must be intact.
Will pay by $$$ or stock options.
Please contact Darrell at 1-800-SCO-UNIX