Given that most porn websites are owned by a group of about 7 companies it's not surprising that there are (generally) about 7 different entities billing for the majority of porn websites.
They're not 3rd party at all. Symlinks are cheap, starting out isn't.
Actually, more proof that generating the same thing 10000 times isn't the brightest thing to do.
Make it once, save the resulting HTML. If the story changes, remake the static HTML.
More people don't notice 1million downloads of a static page (server wise, bandwidth is another story) -- but you certainly notice a couple million queries with php instances behind them.
I know for a fact that some rather large companies (car mostly) would not sign renewals with their current advertising agency unless a %age of the content was high definition.
They believe it can sell their products better if they have more screen realestate to flash data and make the stuff all bright and shiney.
My understanding is that the reduction of internet advertising funds has basically been transferred over to high definition tv ad funding for many advertisers.
Much like radio, I'd expect a crappy low quality show with crisp clear high definition ads coming your way before anything else.
I'd love pay per view as I don't watch much now (about 4 hours a month -- couple of shows once a week) BUT I'm not paying to watch ads nor will I pay 2k to be able to pay $5 per hour to use it.
Yup.. $5 per hour is pretty cheap entertainment. No ads, no upfront fees, and absolutly no monthly. It also has to be on demand -- I'm not missing the first 5 minutes of a show.
Booting the computer off a network share if it fails booting from the harddrive (bootp, tftp) will get it to step 1 with a known good ssh key and account.
Step 2: is to dynamically (dhcp) assign it a static (internal) IP. Have ssh come up on a non-standard port.
Login using the key to the IP and do your installation probably via a local ftp or nfs server.
Step 3: is tricky. Mount the drives overtop of currently existing partitions (ie. Drop existing/usr, mount new/usr. Mount new / overtop of old/). Run daemon startup scripts for ssh (standard port, freshly installed copy).
Step 4: Login via ssh on standard port to ensure it works and you have access. Now shutdown your old ssh connection, and stop the daemon on the non-standard port.
Step 5: Configure away. Live IP (alias on card with DHCPd internal IP, or a seperate nic entirely), passwords, other basics.
Step 6: Reboot.
It'll boot from disk successfully, and go from there. You've already verified ssh works on the internal IP, so if there are problems you should be able to get in to fix them.
If you prefer, you could setup the kernel of the network booted copy to load serial console support, as well as the freshly installed copy. I'd to ssh anyway, just in case.
Did this with 5 boxes quite a while ago with early FreeBSD 3.x. May have been even earlier, so modify to suit current requirements.
I never did figure out what to do if the box couldn't get to the point of console or network connection. The bios won't start a netboot then as it's found something on the harddrive, it just fails.
Osama bin Laden and his cronies are the ones -- the ONLY ones -- responsible for this outrage. Please, let's try to remember that.
Well... Osama bin Laden is responsible, but so are the people (or entities) which provoked him and his cronies to do it.
I don't know why they did it -- nor does it really matter -- but they had to have a good reason (to them) to put in the high amount of time and effort.
Of course we all know that the buildings built with extroardinary fire fighting capabilities are going to have the occupants drown when terrorists seal all windows, doors and turn on the system full blast.
Sure.. But I'm certainly not going to configure a few hundred P2P clients for this thing to do all the stuff I'd want it to around my home.
Temperature, humidity, etc. in each corner of each room of the home. Should also monitor music and light levels adjusting accordingly to where I am.
Ie. I walk closer to a point light, the light should dim slightly. Walk away and it gets brighter to ensure that I always have a consistent level:)
Thats alot of configuration for an X10 style setup.
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Mayhaps not, but the best parts of various BSD's together would make it one heck of a challenge.
I speak of course about OpenBSDs CryptFS, and Crypted Swap. FreeBSDs (up and coming) ACLs and MAC/LOMAC support, then NetBSDs ability to run on a DreamCast (or equally rare general use hardware) would ensure that a rogue program would have a hell of a time running.
That said, it'll only take a lousy admin to counter all of the enhancements.
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If thats the test I think Canada beats out the US, especially now that Canadians aren't running to California for programming jobs ;)
Bah.. not duplicate. Just prerecorded for later viewing.
ALLAH BOMB PRESIDENT or TRIGGER HAPPY PILOT would both be appropriate.
Given that most porn websites are owned by a group of about 7 companies it's not surprising that there are (generally) about 7 different entities billing for the majority of porn websites.
They're not 3rd party at all. Symlinks are cheap, starting out isn't.
*sniff* *sniff*... What smells blue in here?
Even evolution will do the as-you-type checking, so it can't be that hard to implement.
I'm impressed. I don't know of anyone capable of walking nine miles in an hour -- they exist, but are pretty rare.
That said, these boats have about the same speed as a dolphin or penguin.
http://www.seaworld.org/Physics/key.html
Sounds like communism in Russia.
They really could accomplish nearly anything. Problem was the 'details' of everyday life were missed out on.
Actually, more proof that generating the same thing 10000 times isn't the brightest thing to do.
Make it once, save the resulting HTML. If the story changes, remake the static HTML.
More people don't notice 1million downloads of a static page (server wise, bandwidth is another story) -- but you certainly notice a couple million queries with php instances behind them.
Advertisers WANT HDTV.
I know for a fact that some rather large companies (car mostly) would not sign renewals with their current advertising agency unless a %age of the content was high definition.
They believe it can sell their products better if they have more screen realestate to flash data and make the stuff all bright and shiney.
My understanding is that the reduction of internet advertising funds has basically been transferred over to high definition tv ad funding for many advertisers.
Much like radio, I'd expect a crappy low quality show with crisp clear high definition ads coming your way before anything else.
I'd love pay per view as I don't watch much now (about 4 hours a month -- couple of shows once a week) BUT I'm not paying to watch ads nor will I pay 2k to be able to pay $5 per hour to use it.
Yup.. $5 per hour is pretty cheap entertainment. No ads, no upfront fees, and absolutly no monthly. It also has to be on demand -- I'm not missing the first 5 minutes of a show.
Why? Because they're hoping for a clusterfuck! Most users will never read as far as the advertising portion of the sentance.
Fool me once, shame on you.
Fool me 5 times, shame on me?
Booting the computer off a network share if it fails booting from the harddrive (bootp, tftp) will get it to step 1 with a known good ssh key and account.
/usr, mount new /usr. Mount new / overtop of old /). Run daemon startup scripts for ssh (standard port, freshly installed copy).
Step 2: is to dynamically (dhcp) assign it a static (internal) IP. Have ssh come up on a non-standard port.
Login using the key to the IP and do your installation probably via a local ftp or nfs server.
Step 3: is tricky. Mount the drives overtop of currently existing partitions (ie. Drop existing
Step 4: Login via ssh on standard port to ensure it works and you have access. Now shutdown your old ssh connection, and stop the daemon on the non-standard port.
Step 5: Configure away. Live IP (alias on card with DHCPd internal IP, or a seperate nic entirely), passwords, other basics.
Step 6: Reboot.
It'll boot from disk successfully, and go from there. You've already verified ssh works on the internal IP, so if there are problems you should be able to get in to fix them.
If you prefer, you could setup the kernel of the network booted copy to load serial console support, as well as the freshly installed copy. I'd to ssh anyway, just in case.
Did this with 5 boxes quite a while ago with early FreeBSD 3.x. May have been even earlier, so modify to suit current requirements.
I never did figure out what to do if the box couldn't get to the point of console or network connection. The bios won't start a netboot then as it's found something on the harddrive, it just fails.
Gotta have international websites.
April 1st lasts 48 hours and the best jokes are never during my April 1st -- just other peoples.
Find a line or 2 of code that look non-standard.
Run through google groups, etc. If it's from a popular project, Web based cvs is gonna be on it and Google will have sucked up the source.
Other than that, I really don't know.
Osama bin Laden and his cronies are the ones -- the ONLY ones -- responsible for this outrage. Please, let's try to remember that.
Well... Osama bin Laden is responsible, but so are the people (or entities) which provoked him and his cronies to do it.
I don't know why they did it -- nor does it really matter -- but they had to have a good reason (to them) to put in the high amount of time and effort.
Of course we all know that the buildings built with extroardinary fire fighting capabilities are going to have the occupants drown when terrorists seal all windows, doors and turn on the system full blast.
Sure.. But I'm certainly not going to configure a few hundred P2P clients for this thing to do all the stuff I'd want it to around my home.
:)
Temperature, humidity, etc. in each corner of each room of the home. Should also monitor music and light levels adjusting accordingly to where I am.
Ie. I walk closer to a point light, the light should dim slightly. Walk away and it gets brighter to ensure that I always have a consistent level
Thats alot of configuration for an X10 style setup.
Mayhaps not, but the best parts of various BSD's together would make it one heck of a challenge.
I speak of course about OpenBSDs CryptFS, and Crypted Swap. FreeBSDs (up and coming) ACLs and MAC/LOMAC support, then NetBSDs ability to run on a DreamCast (or equally rare general use hardware) would ensure that a rogue program would have a hell of a time running.
That said, it'll only take a lousy admin to counter all of the enhancements.
Didn't even notice till you said that but I had images.slashdot.org blocked in Galeon. Does look nice (unblock images and reload).
Sure it does. Murpheson Schmidt is very similar to a double rot13.
End result, he's right. Someone who doesn't know optical can quite easily break the glass -- especially those used to running copper.
;)
That said, for some reason I've started (unconciously) running cat5 with rather large loops at the corners. Guess you just get used to it
Duke Nukem Forever???
Whats it been, 4 years now? Perhaps more?
Yes, but the USB wire still sends the representation of the thumb print in digital form. Probably with predictable encryption (if any).