Having an IT employee frustrated on his/hers way out is a big fucking mistake. Some management figures tend not to realize that on time. They do at some point though. I never liked these huge MDF/LDF files...
It doesn't matter your WLAN cannot actually be used from a third party. Still, all your traffic is boradcasted unencrypted. Yes, that includes Squid auth information, POP3, SMTP, etc. within your network and further on.
In related news, the recently released QtGTK library allows to merge the Qt event loop with that of GTK. In other words, this means you can now easily use KDE's DCOP, IOslaves, and, last but not least, file dialogs, from inside your GTK apps.
Won't this create some undesired mess? I'd rather like to have at least some visual diversity between them. After all, concurrent development inspires progress.
This guy got excessively promoted and praised by SecurityFocus editor Kevin Poulsen (former well-unknown haxor who got busted for his computer activities;). One could find this an extremely suspicious and a coincidental matter. I'm in a serious doubt Lamo lacks the technical skills required to be recognized as a famous cracker. In fact, I've never seen a well-documented case, describing any of his actions on paper. Anxious to do so, though.
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tias-gw7.treas.gov - - [15/Jul/2006:18:44:37 +0300] "GET /index_flash.html HTTP/1.1" 404 214 "http://search.mywebsearch.com/mywebsearch/AJmain. jhtml?st=bar&ptnrS=ZNxmk572YYUS&searchfor=chat+roo m+software" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; FunWebProducts; .NET CLR 1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)"
/index.php?section=application HTTP/1.1" 302 7963 "http://some.site/" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; FunWebProducts; InfoPath.1)"
glamdring.mildenhall.af.mil - - [03/Aug/2006:10:21:59 +0300] "GET
Having an IT employee frustrated on his/hers way out is a big fucking mistake. Some management figures tend not to realize that on time. They do at some point though. I never liked these huge MDF/LDF files...
It doesn't matter your WLAN cannot actually be used from a third party. Still, all your traffic is boradcasted unencrypted. Yes, that includes Squid auth information, POP3, SMTP, etc. within your network and further on.
Sounds a lot like some arabic name.
Ask the government
Fine, but I wonder what has Einstein to do with this modern inconvenience!? Have a cheese icon people, for CowboyNeal's sake! Please!!
In related news, the recently released QtGTK library allows to merge the Qt event loop with that of GTK. In other words, this means you can now easily use KDE's DCOP, IOslaves, and, last but not least, file dialogs, from inside your GTK apps.
Won't this create some undesired mess? I'd rather like to have at least some visual diversity between them. After all, concurrent development inspires progress.
Well, look at the bright side - at least he won't be homeless anymore.
This guy got excessively promoted and praised by SecurityFocus editor Kevin Poulsen (former well-unknown haxor who got busted for his computer activities;). One could find this an extremely suspicious and a coincidental matter. I'm in a serious doubt Lamo lacks the technical skills required to be recognized as a famous cracker. In fact, I've never seen a well-documented case, describing any of his actions on paper. Anxious to do so, though.