She retweeted the article not realising the streetview on the page was his house and deleted the tweet as soon as she realised it was. Not sure that is really encouraging it.
So, if you have a GigE lan, any trojaned machine can poison your DNS during one night...
People at home are safe though - that's the main thing. People on the local net at home are generally known people, with access to your house (WiFi excepted), and could probably find easier ways to steal your identity, capture keystrokes, etc. And you're safe from Internet people too - at the end of my 8Mb connection, I think I'd notice a Gb of traffic heading my way, to say nothing of it taking 125 times longer anyway.
Unfortunately most people on ADSL don't run their own name server, and instead use their ISPs nameserver.
Hopefully not too many people will have GigE access to the ISPs nameserver so this attack probably won't work anyway.
It seems that this only works so quickly because he had 2 machines connected to the server via GigE.
Which I would guess means most DNS servers can't be poisoned like this.
Every one seems to have missed that the Yahoo Music Engine is not just a music service, but is also a jukebox.
It does support the iPod as lond as you use non DRMed MP3s or even AACs. See this screenshot.
It's only buying DRM tracks from a music store that "locks" you in to a player. If you buy your CDs online and rip them yourself you probably end up saving money and don't have any DRM issues.
Even if you never use the Television set for anything more than watching your own DVDs you will have to pay the annual TV-license fee of just over 100 pounds.
If you just use the TV to watch DVD's and don't have an aerial plugged in then they don't make you get a Licence, but you to have to notify them
Or you could get a Soekris 4501 and case, then install a really small linux distro like Pebble linux and have a homemade solid state firewall/router in a really small form factor.
Although the first thing written on the site is that it has closed, is is in fact still open. They have replaced their frontpage with a protest page and provided a click through to their real home page.
Although they do redirect you to a page about software patents in Europe if you don't click though in 15 seconds.
Indeed, the biggest problems with adhoc mesh routing protocols are unidirectional links and routes needing to be reformed due to mobile nodes. Fortunatly the kind of mesh networks locustworld are dealing with will be fixed so there are no mobile nodes, and unidirectional links can probably be dealt with.
At the WLAN event in London on the 6-7 April, this is exactly what Brand Communications said they are going to be doing. In fact a quick look around their website turned up this press release from 1st December giving some details.
The press release states "The latest trials were held on route between Edinburgh and London Kings Cross and achieved realistic data rates and speeds, with over 18 GigaBytes of data being sent to and from the train."
I got the impression from the people on the stand that they will be using WiMax to get the signal to the train passengers, and then standard 802.11b inside the carriages.
If it all works out it should make train journeys a bit more interesting, but there goes my excuse to get out of doing any work.
IIRC Perl poetry does not need to be valid Perl, let alone have an interesting effect, but merely interesting English that happens to use only Perl keywords.
Erm, apparently there are 2 catergories, one the Haiku must be a valid perl program, and the other is a Haiku about perl (doesn't actually have to contain any perl). There is no category where you must use perl keywords and it doesn't have to be a valid program.
I thought Apples patent related to the Solid State scroll wheel (no moving parts). Having no moving parts is a novel idea and should probably be allowed a patent. Now, I'm not sure if the scroll wheel in this device has moving parts, as my Korean isn't quite up to scratch, but if it doesn't and they haven't licenced it I'm sure they'll be hearing from Apple.
Well, for an IMAP email account, that could make it so when you empty your trash folder it actually deletes the files off the server. For some reason you have to do "compact this folder" on the inbox to get it to do this.
Or of course there is option B, the poster made that up, he didn't do that and therefore won't be fired. Maybe I should trust people more, but then maybe not.
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She retweeted the article not realising the streetview on the page was his house and deleted the tweet as soon as she realised it was. Not sure that is really encouraging it.
No. Zoe didn't doxx anyone http://idledillettante.com/201...
And it doesn't even look like there was a SWATing attempt http://idledillettante.com/201...
So, if you have a GigE lan, any trojaned machine can poison your DNS during one night...
People at home are safe though - that's the main thing. People on the local net at home are generally known people, with access to your house (WiFi excepted), and could probably find easier ways to steal your identity, capture keystrokes, etc. And you're safe from Internet people too - at the end of my 8Mb connection, I think I'd notice a Gb of traffic heading my way, to say nothing of it taking 125 times longer anyway.
Unfortunately most people on ADSL don't run their own name server, and instead use their ISPs nameserver. Hopefully not too many people will have GigE access to the ISPs nameserver so this attack probably won't work anyway.
It seems that this only works so quickly because he had 2 machines connected to the server via GigE. Which I would guess means most DNS servers can't be poisoned like this.
It does support the iPod as lond as you use non DRMed MP3s or even AACs. See this screenshot.
It's only buying DRM tracks from a music store that "locks" you in to a player. If you buy your CDs online and rip them yourself you probably end up saving money and don't have any DRM issues.
If you just use the TV to watch DVD's and don't have an aerial plugged in then they don't make you get a Licence, but you to have to notify them
Or you could get a Soekris 4501 and case, then install a really small linux distro like Pebble linux and have a homemade solid state firewall/router in a really small form factor.
Although they do redirect you to a page about software patents in Europe if you don't click though in 15 seconds.
Indeed, the biggest problems with adhoc mesh routing protocols are unidirectional links and routes needing to be reformed due to mobile nodes. Fortunatly the kind of mesh networks locustworld are dealing with will be fixed so there are no mobile nodes, and unidirectional links can probably be dealt with.
The press release states "The latest trials were held on route between Edinburgh and London Kings Cross and achieved realistic data rates and speeds, with over 18 GigaBytes of data being sent to and from the train."
I got the impression from the people on the stand that they will be using WiMax to get the signal to the train passengers, and then standard 802.11b inside the carriages.
If it all works out it should make train journeys a bit more interesting, but there goes my excuse to get out of doing any work.
His second impression was, 'Noooo... my poor server, what have they done to you...'
Right now they're just trying to get power consumsion down so the battery will last for more than 5 minutes.
Mmmmm... But KitKat Chunkys taste so good though.
No, but I hear labtops are very cheap on ebay.
Erm, apparently there are 2 catergories, one the Haiku must be a valid perl program, and the other is a Haiku about perl (doesn't actually have to contain any perl). There is no category where you must use perl keywords and it doesn't have to be a valid program.
Yep, but in a circle with a button in the middle, acting as a scroll wheel.
I thought Apples patent related to the Solid State scroll wheel (no moving parts). Having no moving parts is a novel idea and should probably be allowed a patent. Now, I'm not sure if the scroll wheel in this device has moving parts, as my Korean isn't quite up to scratch, but if it doesn't and they haven't licenced it I'm sure they'll be hearing from Apple.
Well, for an IMAP email account, that could make it so when you empty your trash folder it actually deletes the files off the server. For some reason you have to do "compact this folder" on the inbox to get it to do this.
Or of course there is option B, the poster made that up, he didn't do that and therefore won't be fired. Maybe I should trust people more, but then maybe not.
And they realise they have to draw up new regulations that prevents anyone with extensive acid burns to their hands being employed, errr, maybe.
You could say that disabling HT makes this benchmark 39% slower. But the the increase by turning HT on is
7125/4328-1 = 1.646 - 1 = 0.646 = 64.6 %
Thats true, until you look at the fact there were 3 different tests, you looked at one of them, and they quoted an average.
The 3 percentages are about 64.6%, 71.2% and 22.5%, which is 52.8% on average, which means them saying ~52.5% is actually right.
Thats true, until you look at the fact there were 3 different tests, you looked at one of them, and they quoted an average.
The 3 percentages are about 64.6%, 71.2% and 22.5%, which is 52.8% on average, which means them saying ~52.5% is actually right.
Nor have I. I prefer the sink, there are faucets to hold onto.
But the bits get all stuck in the plughole and might block it up. Toilet bowls get my vote.
Probably... Try debain, they seem to support the HPPA, apparently.