How does mindterm fit the answer of a "web-based email service"? To run mindterm to get mail, this would involve finding a free email service that provides shell accounts, as well as web space to put the java applet. The java security in your browser (in theory at least) should not allow you to make arbitrary net connections, except to the server the java applet was downloaded from.
doesn't have to be debian. With RPM systems, you can rpm -Fvh ftp://mirrorsite/redhat6.x and i believe there's an install dependencies thing. (But redhat changes the package names sometimes and splits packages so that doesn't always work exactly right)
what the hell is up with that? Why did it get posted. It sucks. And his is the parody, not the other way around. I bet he just submitted it to rack up hits to show off to his friends.
just like to note that unless you sign the java applet, you can't connect to anything except the server that served up the applet (well, until someone finds yet another JVM security problem)
i think she's cute. I've been to her fan sites and from what I'm reading, she's down to earth and all. I'm not much older than her so I don't care if she's underage. I just dont' like those stupid cults... "mae ling mak naked and petrified.... natalie portman naked" bah...
There is an official MLA style guide available from www.mla.org and clicking on the "mla style" link. Too lazy to link and/or find the exact link. (MLA is modern language association; it is one of three styles in use)
That's what I'm doing with my copy. Useful for checking out other distros, doing development work, kernel hacking, etc. Broke it? Oh well, just copy the backup file (~200 mb) back over it.
He's free to do whatever he wants with the domain, as long as it doesn't infringe on someone else's legal rights (i.e. trademark violation -- it's not according to uspto.gov, or libel/slander, etc.)
I wouldn't say that NSI is perfect, but if CORENIC says this about openssh.org
Domain Name: OPENSSH.ORG Registrar: NETWORK SOLUTIONS, INC. Whois Server: whois.networksolutions.com Referral URL: www.networksolutions.com Name Server: NS2.KYARITSU.COM Name Server: NS1.KYARITSU.COM Updated Date: 15-oct-1999
this means that it retrieved the record information FROM NETWORKSOLUTIONS!!!! So f NSI screwed up, HOW THE HELL WOULD CORENIC have gotten the "RIGHT" date?
How can you assume that NSI is at fault here? CORENIC is the registrar of openssh.com NSI registered openssh.org
NSI queries (is master for ) openssh.org Record created on 04-Nov-1999. (retrieved from core) openssh.com Record created: 1999-10-25 08:44:41 MET by CORE-80
whois.corenic.net queries (had to retrieve from NSI) openssh.org Updated Date: 15-oct-1999 (is master for) openssh.com Record created: 1999-10-25 08:44:41 MET by CORE-80
Seems ta me that it would be corenic that has it wrong and somehow managed to translate it. I would assume that the master server would have the right information, NOT the server that took the information from the master.
If I query whois.networksolutions.com (which is the master for openssh.org according to corenic), the date it was created was november 9.
If I query whois.corenic.net (which is the master for openssh.com) for openssh.org, it's oct 15.
Shouldn't I assume that corenic "lost something in the translation" from networksolutions rather than assuming that the master is bad? I mean, networksolutions can get the correct date from corenic for openssh.com
His side of the story and their side of the story don't seem to match up exactly. I just finished reading all the ballot props (CA primary) so I'm in the "which sounds like its been more exagerated" and I'm siding with the openssh.ORG guy.
> McGrath responded to this scenario: a student > uses a campus Internet connection to decide > which political candidates to support. That > person is misusing university equipment, she > said, just as if she used her legislative > office phone to make long-distance personal > phone calls.
I would guess that the "campus Internet connection" ISSUE will help students "decide which political candidates to support".... Not her for sure.
Supposed to be "Just your Average Linux User" but it got chopped off when they upgraded....
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How does mindterm fit the answer of a "web-based email service"? To run mindterm to get mail, this would involve finding a free email service that provides shell accounts, as well as web space to put the java applet. The java security in your browser (in theory at least) should not allow you to make arbitrary net connections, except to the server the java applet was downloaded from.
doesn't have to be debian. With RPM systems, you can rpm -Fvh ftp://mirrorsite/redhat6.x and i believe there's an install dependencies thing. (But redhat changes the package names sometimes and splits packages so that doesn't always work exactly right)
wrong. most do not support lan boot. you need a chip for that that almost always does not ship with your NIC (unless it's a business PC)
what the hell is up with that? Why did it get posted. It sucks. And his is the parody, not the other way around. I bet he just submitted it to rack up hits to show off to his friends.
16-bit drivers and dos mode were cool.
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Need to load software off the network? Pop in the netware client disk
lsl
pnpodi
ipxodi
vlm
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login
just like to note that unless you sign the java applet, you can't connect to anything except the server that served up the applet (well, until someone finds yet another JVM security problem)
gee, I can resize my windows....
secure crt is also very nice in that 3.0 supports ssh2. Can we say, "hello keygen!" ? =P
i'll have to disagree. I like rogue much better. I find myself wishing I had gone to Columbia U rather than Cal.
i think she's cute. I've been to her fan sites and from what I'm reading, she's down to earth and all. I'm not much older than her so I don't care if she's underage. I just dont' like those stupid cults... "mae ling mak naked and petrified.... natalie portman naked" bah...
Just give me anna paquin in the flesh.
http://216.33.236.250:80/cgi-bin/linkrd?_lang=&lah =201988f516925c0cf1982e5161317ee3&lat=96 3254727&hm___action=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2ehotmail%2ec om
opens a frame with a now outside hotmail and the actual page.
hehe. when i first scanned the headline i was thinking that a little square of grain had overwhelmed the system or something stupid like that.
http://www.charityfrogs.org/e x.html
http://www.saverainforest.net
http://www.eactivism.com/clickcure.asp
http://www.causeanaffect.org
http://www.thehumanitariansite.org
http://www.freedonation.com
http://www.endcancernow.com
http://www.thehungersite.com
http://rainforest.care2.com/i?p=851196286
http://www.ecologyfund.com/dynahtml/ecology/ind
Are they all legit? who knows...
There is an official MLA style guide available from www.mla.org and clicking on the "mla style" link. Too lazy to link and/or find the exact link. (MLA is modern language association; it is one of three styles in use)
That's what I'm doing with my copy. Useful for checking out other distros, doing development work, kernel hacking, etc. Broke it? Oh well, just copy the backup file (~200 mb) back over it.
He's free to do whatever he wants with the domain, as long as it doesn't infringe on someone else's legal rights (i.e. trademark violation -- it's not according to uspto.gov, or libel/slander, etc.)
Leave the guy alone.
Alex shouldn't have to swap unless he wants to. Apparently he doesn't.
(Nobody suggested that etoy could get the etoy.net domain in exchange, did they?)
I wouldn't say that NSI is perfect, but if CORENIC says this about openssh.org
Domain Name: OPENSSH.ORG
Registrar: NETWORK SOLUTIONS, INC.
Whois Server: whois.networksolutions.com
Referral URL: www.networksolutions.com
Name Server: NS2.KYARITSU.COM
Name Server: NS1.KYARITSU.COM
Updated Date: 15-oct-1999
this means that it retrieved the record information FROM NETWORKSOLUTIONS!!!! So f NSI screwed up, HOW THE HELL WOULD CORENIC have gotten the "RIGHT" date?
What are you basing this on?
How can you assume that NSI is at fault here?
CORENIC is the registrar of openssh.com
NSI registered openssh.org
NSI queries
(is master for ) openssh.org
Record created on 04-Nov-1999.
(retrieved from core) openssh.com
Record created: 1999-10-25 08:44:41 MET by CORE-80
whois.corenic.net queries
(had to retrieve from NSI) openssh.org
Updated Date: 15-oct-1999
(is master for) openssh.com
Record created: 1999-10-25 08:44:41 MET by CORE-80
Seems ta me that it would be corenic that has it wrong and somehow managed to translate it. I would assume that the master server would have the right information, NOT the server that took the information from the master.
How do you know which server is right?
If I query whois.networksolutions.com (which is the master for openssh.org according to corenic), the date it was created was november 9.
If I query whois.corenic.net (which is the master for openssh.com) for openssh.org, it's oct 15.
Shouldn't I assume that corenic "lost something in the translation" from networksolutions rather than assuming that the master is bad? I mean, networksolutions can get the correct date from corenic for openssh.com
His side of the story and their side of the story don't seem to match up exactly. I just finished reading all the ballot props (CA primary) so I'm in the "which sounds like its been more exagerated" and I'm siding with the openssh.ORG guy.
According to the UPDATE, he tried...
> McGrath responded to this scenario: a student
> uses a campus Internet connection to decide
> which political candidates to support. That
> person is misusing university equipment, she
> said, just as if she used her legislative
> office phone to make long-distance personal
> phone calls.
I would guess that the "campus Internet connection" ISSUE will help students "decide which political candidates to support".... Not her for sure.
Supposed to be "Just your Average Linux User" but it got chopped off when they upgraded....
yes it is, but look at the times - three posts within a minute pointing to the same article.
JP's just loading the bull again.
If you believe any of his crap, I've got a good deal on this bridge in Brooklyn....
6) Flip the power switch to "off"