That's fucking retarded, seriously it is. without Trusted Computing customized and encrypted doesn't mean shit, the key has to be sent along with the encrypted block. without copyright law Trusted Computing wouldn't have legal support keeping it "uncrackable" so none of this shit will work.
the way to do this is to make it an actual service not some steam clone with extra chromasomes. for example buying an online Key gives access to official company run hookup servers and company run game servers for match-type games
paying a monthly fee gives you access to the official supported MMO server.
posted earlier in the discussion it does not actually crash firefox. there is an issue when handling truele massive amounts of txt that firefox hangs until it is done. if you wait long enough firefox will finish what it is doing and continue so this couldn't be tweaked into remote execution on firefox, however it is still a pain in the ass to lose all your open firefox tabs/windows
Version of the local program (AVWIN.EXE): 6.32.0.51 Version of the local scan engine (AVEWIN32.DLL): 6.32.0.57 Version of the local virus definition file (ANTIVIR0.VDF): 6.32.0.60 Version of the local virus definition file (ANTIVIR1.VDF): 6.32.18.16 Version of the local virus definition file (ANTIVIR2.VDF): 6.32.18.46 Version of the local virus definition file (ANTIVIR3.VDF): 6.32.18.49 Current version of SpecVir.DLL (AVRep.DLL): 6.32.0.225
around here a few years ago there was a big pot bust, something along the lines of 50- 100 plants worth *millions*
they derived the value by weighing the entire plant, including root ball and soil in the root ball. then multiply that by the cost of an ounce of smokable buds and voila drug estimates RIAA style
the key word is FICTION, the NYPD is one of the world's largest armies and would slaughter a 14th century equipped army even without the help of the military nd national guard
if the ET's had teleportation/wormhole technology they could, without much effort open up a decent sized wormhole somewhere in our lower atmospere with the other end in deep space to just bleed off our air till we all died.
biological viruses would be even harder to make ithout phisical contact. sufficient analysis of RF transmissions could reveal enough details of our technology to write a virus. for xample someone copies their windows XP cd and sends the data across their home 802.11g network, some infinitesmally weak copy of windows XP just got beamed into space. a few gigabytes of executable binary should be enough for any species advanced enough to engineer FTL transportation to acurately emulate the x86 platform sufficiently to code for it. analysis of a copy of windows XP or Reh Hat Enterprise Linux would surely reveal enough vulnerabilities to code a cross platform worm.
OTOH aside from recent human genome transmissions there aren't copies of earth cells being broadcast at the speed of light into space, at least not anything complete enough to "code" for to make a successful disease.
few months ago i rebuilt the operating system on a 486 with nothing but command.com installed. It worked just fine to convert some files to mac floppy format and plentyof games worked on it.
no i wouldn't use a 486 for anything critical but not because of reliability. the bigger concern is running into a taks that needs more capacity than a 486, such as needing to SSH into N+1 macines where N is the number of SSH connecitons a 486 can handle. for predicatable and constant tasks like filling out forms an old 486 would be fine.
5 disk RAID-5 would be good, lots of storage capacity with only 20% overhead for redundancy. should be doable for under $1000 and store a great deal of images
remember a few years ago TEMPEST emissions were going to have the CIA and FBI and RIAA reading all our computer monitors and sniffing our modems from a van out front?
that would be a better way to do it, place an elecromagnetic "listening" device near the CPU or crypto chip and analyse it until you can determine the key
they don't use linux as the base just because it is cheaper, with $70k the price of the OS is unlikely to be a major component in the price. linux is built to be modified and customized so the linux running on that server is specially tuned for the server and overall with low level functionality linux has much better performance especially for network intensive tasks.
well of course the number of supported systems is higher. with windows you must keep support otherwise you will get owned. with linux you can maintain your own system and download the patches you need manually.
there is no question that the licensor is allowed to offer their own GPL'd code under any other license, or stop participating in GPL distribution of the code. any patches submitted under the GPL would keep the projuect GPL only IF the copyright is not transferred to the original project. many projects require copyright transfer to contribute one notable exception is the linux kernel itself, whicch will probably never be anything but GPL due to the massive tangle of licenses covering damned near the whole thing.
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the point is that the encryption won't keep the client from copying the files, which is what the summary suggests
binaries are a derivitive work of the source.
That's fucking retarded, seriously it is. without Trusted Computing customized and encrypted doesn't mean shit, the key has to be sent along with the encrypted block. without copyright law Trusted Computing wouldn't have legal support keeping it "uncrackable" so none of this shit will work.
the way to do this is to make it an actual service not some steam clone with extra chromasomes. for example buying an online Key gives access to official company run hookup servers and company run game servers for match-type games
paying a monthly fee gives you access to the official supported MMO server.
posted earlier in the discussion it does not actually crash firefox. there is an issue when handling truele massive amounts of txt that firefox hangs until it is done. if you wait long enough firefox will finish what it is doing and continue so this couldn't be tweaked into remote execution on firefox, however it is still a pain in the ass to lose all your open firefox tabs/windows
H+BEDV Anti-Vir intercepted the exploit
Contains signature of the exploits EXP/JS.CVE
Version of the local program (AVWIN.EXE): 6.32.0.51
Version of the local scan engine (AVEWIN32.DLL): 6.32.0.57
Version of the local virus definition file (ANTIVIR0.VDF): 6.32.0.60
Version of the local virus definition file (ANTIVIR1.VDF): 6.32.18.16
Version of the local virus definition file (ANTIVIR2.VDF): 6.32.18.46
Version of the local virus definition file (ANTIVIR3.VDF): 6.32.18.49
Current version of SpecVir.DLL (AVRep.DLL): 6.32.0.225
statusbar wouldn't work, would have to be in the title bar of any scripted dialogs and possibly also set to listen for a keystroke, perhapse Alt-K
o rly?
would you care to post the IP's of these RH9 boxen that have not had any security patches applied?
we're right here... brb porn
the value estimates are totally off that is how.
around here a few years ago there was a big pot bust, something along the lines of 50- 100 plants worth *millions*
they derived the value by weighing the entire plant, including root ball and soil in the root ball. then multiply that by the cost of an ounce of smokable buds and voila drug estimates RIAA style
guns do not require a license, HANDGUNS do in some (all?) states.
not really, even after you blow it to hell you have a big pile of rocks to climb if you want to get into the city.
the key word is FICTION, the NYPD is one of the world's largest armies and would slaughter a 14th century equipped army even without the help of the military nd national guard
moore's law regards number of transistors on a chip, not clock speed.
if the ET's had teleportation/wormhole technology they could, without much effort open up a decent sized wormhole somewhere in our lower atmospere with the other end in deep space to just bleed off our air till we all died.
biological viruses would be even harder to make ithout phisical contact. sufficient analysis of RF transmissions could reveal enough details of our technology to write a virus. for xample someone copies their windows XP cd and sends the data across their home 802.11g network, some infinitesmally weak copy of windows XP just got beamed into space. a few gigabytes of executable binary should be enough for any species advanced enough to engineer FTL transportation to acurately emulate the x86 platform sufficiently to code for it. analysis of a copy of windows XP or Reh Hat Enterprise Linux would surely reveal enough vulnerabilities to code a cross platform worm.
OTOH aside from recent human genome transmissions there aren't copies of earth cells being broadcast at the speed of light into space, at least not anything complete enough to "code" for to make a successful disease.
few months ago i rebuilt the operating system on a 486 with nothing but command.com installed. It worked just fine to convert some files to mac floppy format and plentyof games worked on it.
when have YOU used a 486
no i wouldn't use a 486 for anything critical but not because of reliability. the bigger concern is running into a taks that needs more capacity than a 486, such as needing to SSH into N+1 macines where N is the number of SSH connecitons a 486 can handle. for predicatable and constant tasks like filling out forms an old 486 would be fine.
a 486 that is still working will probably also be working in 10 years. no "fairly inexpensive" dell you buy now will still be aorund in 10 years
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5 disk RAID-5 would be good, lots of storage capacity with only 20% overhead for redundancy. should be doable for under $1000 and store a great deal of images
remember a few years ago TEMPEST emissions were going to have the CIA and FBI and RIAA reading all our computer monitors and sniffing our modems from a van out front?
that would be a better way to do it, place an elecromagnetic "listening" device near the CPU or crypto chip and analyse it until you can determine the key
they don't use linux as the base just because it is cheaper, with $70k the price of the OS is unlikely to be a major component in the price. linux is built to be modified and customized so the linux running on that server is specially tuned for the server and overall with low level functionality linux has much better performance especially for network intensive tasks.
'seamless integration" ... of malicious code.
well of course the number of supported systems is higher. with windows you must keep support otherwise you will get owned. with linux you can maintain your own system and download the patches you need manually.
there is no question that the licensor is allowed to offer their own GPL'd code under any other license, or stop participating in GPL distribution of the code. any patches submitted under the GPL would keep the projuect GPL only IF the copyright is not transferred to the original project. many projects require copyright transfer to contribute one notable exception is the linux kernel itself, whicch will probably never be anything but GPL due to the massive tangle of licenses covering damned near the whole thing.
the point is that "just expand the clusters of DNS servers" is expensive and a needless waste of resources.