"Wanna bet they're using Micro$oft?" Well, let's see... (from a real message, trimmed for brevity and their privacy (beats me why))
Received: from (something1).house.gov by (something2).house.gov (8.9.1b+Sun/8.9.1) with ESMTP id (etc.)
Received: by (something1).house.gov with Internet Mail Service (5.5.2539.1) id (etc.)
In those samples I've got there are 4 different "Internet Mail Service" machines, and two different Sendmail machines. I suspect that the political apointees are given their own network to play with and trash as they like, while the real sysadmins keep the backend networks running with a "Real OS".
Unless the lines were in some serious sheathing, most backhoes wouldn't even twitch going through it. If the operator wasn't watching the hole close (most tend to be more concerned about where the bucket's going) he'd probably never notice it.
As an aside, I once worked with a gentleman who could knock your hat off with the bucket of his hoe (I held still, most he tried it on wouldn't). I saw him pick up a boiled egg in the bucket without breaking the shell. That kind of trick requires a level of skill not equalled by most airplane pilots. Those machines are *not* that easy to operate, and idiots don't tend be allowed on them.
The little reciever pods generally placed about 1/4 mile before weigh stations on the interstates...
The "you are driving too fast" signs; if you've seen one you know what I'm talking about...
The continued, unmolested existance of these things is a mystery. They're not watched, generally. Have we all become so spineless as to tolerate this crap? Is there no urge for constructive vandalism anymore?
Government mandated paid vacations. Of course, they're taxed to absurd levels anyway, which kinda follows. I've heard 85% to 90% of income is standard.
Nah, hell; let's just download a super optimized subset of the kernel into a chunk of the onbaord cache in our PPro+ chips... What were the 1MB cache PPro's going for again? $10k or so?
either should work depending on which kernel you're using. Set up an output firewall rule of "allow" for each alias device and watch the counters. Works for me.
"Uh... Yeah. I've got a problem with my MS-Barney Sexbot? I booted DOS 5.0 for the calibration program as instructed, and it says on screen "INT 21h conflict", and then it... uhhh... locks up..."
I've been collecting all the documentation I can find on the new Linux 2.2 networking code for several months; have a look at my Mostly Networking page.
ANK has released his "IP Command Reference" (you can find it on the site) that will probably tell you all you need to know.
nono, it's the GREENs who LIVE underground what are doing the experiments on trailer park residents and politicians...
The GREYs are merely observing. It's a lot like a big undergrad anthropology project. Rabbits are actual remote controlled, self-replicating monitoring devices DIRECTLy under their control...
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I gotta chime in with this: The Monorail's problem was simply corner cutting. If they'd built 'em out of decent parts, they'd have been cool little machines. As it was, they blew their wad on the LCD display and had to use utterly crappy compents throughout the rest of the system.
Wasn't Lycos talking up this method of winnowing a while back? Come to think of it, don't they claim a patent on the idea? I think it was a/. story, come to think of it...
And/. does use the ideas of "authorities and hubs", in an organic way: "Some dude and about a bajillion other sent in this really lame starwars story..."
A quick look at my netscape (4.08 - Linux) mail folders makes 'em look like fairly standard Unix mailbox files to me. Messages separated by a line beginning with "From ", and such. I'm sure there's just tons of options for translating those into any format you'd like; nor should it be hard to hack up something to do *exactly* what you want in Python, Perl, or whatever the language of your choice happens to be.
Have a look at Hypermail for nice HTML translating and threading, that's just the first thing that comes to mind.
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"Wanna bet they're using Micro$oft?" Well, let's see... (from a real message, trimmed for brevity and their privacy (beats me why))
Received: from (something1).house.gov by (something2).house.gov (8.9.1b+Sun/8.9.1) with ESMTP id (etc.)
Received: by (something1).house.gov with Internet Mail Service (5.5.2539.1) id (etc.)
In those samples I've got there are 4 different "Internet Mail Service" machines, and two different Sendmail machines. I suspect that the political apointees are given their own network to play with and trash as they like, while the real sysadmins keep the backend networks running with a "Real OS".
In "english", "ph" is usually sounded "f"...
See "cypher", "trophy", "graph"...
Dunno about now, but back in '93 they were running on a pair of Stratus mainframes. Uberfreak hardware.
From MECO's Misc Category; "Amiga 3000 CPU, with 100M SCSI Disk, 16M ram." for $250. Me, I want the Paragon XP/E listed just below it.
Never dealt with the guy, he's been helpful, polite, and informed in the conversations I've had with him.
Unless the lines were in some serious sheathing, most backhoes wouldn't even twitch going through it. If the operator wasn't watching the hole close (most tend to be more concerned about where the bucket's going) he'd probably never notice it.
As an aside, I once worked with a gentleman who could knock your hat off with the bucket of his hoe (I held still, most he tried it on wouldn't). I saw him pick up a boiled egg in the bucket without breaking the shell. That kind of trick requires a level of skill not equalled by most airplane pilots. Those machines are *not* that easy to operate, and idiots don't tend be allowed on them.
now that's an idea...
Surely it's been done? URL's anyone?
quite possibly the most perceptive comment in this discussion...
The traffic cameras mentioned above...
The little reciever pods generally placed about 1/4 mile before weigh stations on the interstates...
The "you are driving too fast" signs; if you've seen one you know what I'm talking about...
The continued, unmolested existance of these things is a mystery. They're not watched, generally. Have we all become so spineless as to tolerate this crap? Is there no urge for constructive vandalism anymore?
Government mandated paid vacations. Of course, they're taxed to absurd levels anyway, which kinda follows. I've heard 85% to 90% of income is standard.
Amen.
Somebody forward this to the folks at borland, the higher-ups I mean...
And if anybody else remembers DesqView/X; let's get together and dig it from the ruins of Quaterdeck, shall we?
I've got a collection of all the documentation I've been able to find on the 2.2.x network stack, including the QoS stuff.
It's all at my linux 2.2 site, check it out. Hope it helps.
umm, the 486sx came out AFTEr the 486dx... The FPU unit (not too different from a 387) was on the die, but disabled.
IIRC, IANA semiconductor historian.
All hail Saint IGNUcius.
All hail ESR, who is his Luther.
All hail Discordia.
...but I have to agree with you about the song.
'cuz those are TV freqs... Most scanner manufactures assume you already have a TV, I guess...
Remington .17's...
nuthin' but chunks!
Nah, hell; let's just download a super optimized subset of the kernel into a chunk of the onbaord cache in our PPro+ chips... What were the 1MB cache PPro's going for again? $10k or so?
I think MECO has a couple. Lotsa other cools stuff, too.
either should work depending on which kernel you're using. Set up an output firewall rule of "allow" for each alias device and watch the counters. Works for me.
"Hello, MicroSloth support, how can I help you?"
"Uh... Yeah. I've got a problem with my MS-Barney Sexbot? I booted DOS 5.0 for the calibration program as instructed, and it says on screen "INT 21h conflict", and then it... uhhh... locks up..."
I've been collecting all the documentation I can find on the new Linux 2.2 networking code for several months; have a look at my Mostly Networking page.
ANK has released his "IP Command Reference" (you can find it on the site) that will probably tell you all you need to know.
nono, it's the GREENs who LIVE underground what are doing the experiments on trailer park residents and politicians...
The GREYs are merely observing. It's a lot like a big undergrad anthropology project. Rabbits are actual remote controlled, self-replicating monitoring devices DIRECTLy under their control...
or maybe I just need to up my dosage...
Yeah, but coming or going?
...sorry
I gotta chime in with this: The Monorail's problem was simply corner cutting. If they'd built 'em out of decent parts, they'd have been cool little machines. As it was, they blew their wad on the LCD display and had to use utterly crappy compents throughout the rest of the system.
Wasn't Lycos talking up this method of winnowing a while back? Come to think of it, don't they claim a patent on the idea? I think it was a /. story, come to think of it...
And /. does use the ideas of "authorities and hubs", in an organic way: "Some dude and about a bajillion other sent in this really lame starwars story..."
A quick look at my netscape (4.08 - Linux) mail folders makes 'em look like fairly standard Unix mailbox files to me. Messages separated by a line beginning with "From ", and such. I'm sure there's just tons of options for translating those into any format you'd like; nor should it be hard to hack up something to do *exactly* what you want in Python, Perl, or whatever the language of your choice happens to be.
Have a look at Hypermail for nice HTML translating and threading, that's just the first thing that comes to mind.