"The problem is, how come they have power / right to monitor what am I doing? "
They don't, but they are not monitoring BT traffic on your side. They put up some bait seed/tracker, see who is connecting to it, log his IP. The IP adress is then used for forcing the netblock owner(e.g. ISP) to give out user info of the IP in question, follow by the RIAA style legal extortion.
This will give you a root shell. Just spawn whatever applic that need admin rights there. Only thing that can't run that way on winxp is the file manager(explorer), which is already running as the current user's desktop manager. One can spawn IE and use it as file manager though.
I usually have cygwin installed and use Bash root shell instead. cmd sucks cock.
- Server mobo usually have 2 or more separate PCI bus(not slot, but 2 channels with dedicated bandwidth). This separates high traffic systems(HDD,NIC) from the rest of the system. Single PCI bus will cause a lot of contentions in server environment.
- Server mobo often don't have AGP but have integrated cheapo GPU. This save some wiring which would otherwise need a extra layer on mobo. Who need 3D gaming on a god damn server anyway.
- Server usually are MP. They usually have larger no. of applications/threads running concurrently, which suits better with MP. In contrast, most Desktop applics are single threaded, and they are better off with single high clock speed CPU.
- They have more RAM for the same reason as above.
- They have redundant components/hot swap capability (CPU/RAM/HDD/PSU), which is seldom seen on PC.
- Firmware/BIOS having some diagnostic/remote management capability.
- And in general, all their HW are of higher quality and design to last longer than PC.
You are ignoring the effect of time dilation. Strong gravitiy and near light speed of particle jet both cause time to flow much slower. The particle will see the hole live much longer than 1e-25 sec. see these:
Not necessarily.
All normal material slow down light, and the difference in C at medium interface cause light to bend. The new material that cause light to bend the other way probably means C is higher than C(vacuum). Currently only exotic material like BEC has these properties. These exotic materials are not easy to made/maintain, so are microscope using them.
BTW TFA has no information about what material/technology does this use. Anyone got links?
>can you see your local hard drive from the applications on the desktop machine that you're remoting into? mount nfs/smbfs/cifs
>Can you see your local printer cups
>Can you hear sounds played by applications when you remote into a PC? network sound daemon/arts/esound
>Same thing with fast user switching... In *nix, you just x/vnc/nx and open a few GUI desktop AT THE SAME TIME. Fuck user switching.
>As to changing OS components while running... Sure, Linux has had kernel modules, FreeBSD has had a microkernel... but is there a tool to automate dependency checking, to see which services need to be shut down, to actually shut them down / unload modules, and then relaunch services? modprobe does automatically load LKM. FreeBSD is not microkernel. most init script are written to auto load modules, start dependencies.
wtf. cd autorun is considered as security hole.
Does it meant that if some malicious applications carrying a DRM flag happen to be using a security hole in your system and by law you are prohibited to fix the hole then?
What if someone bundles nimda worm with a DRM? Then all admins in US are prohibited to block SMB from their firewall??
The whole shit don't make mathematical sense anyway.
"The signal of the total 24 gigabits per second was divided into 161.5 Gbps HD-SDI signals....."
Dividing the original signal by 0.149 time??
I really wonder why windows expert like Mark will actually leave his cd autorun and get infected without notice. Even a moderately knowledgeable windows user knows it is dangerous.
This is hardly news. Everyday there are ~100 such attempts from China and S. Korea (Which have ip range close to me). I just block the/6 ip range and white list someone if necessary.
Set up a honeypot and track which idiot is behind those bots are much more fun though.
Small scale extraction may be ok, but using cold water as global energy source is a very bad idea. e.g.:
- It can change the pattern of ocean current, causing major climatic shift.
- It can cause oxygen depletion in deep ocean, causing mass extinction.
- Deep ocean water contains large amount of methane hydrate. Heating them up will release the potent green house gas into atmosphere.
The worst thing is above effects are self reinforcing, potentially generating run away positive feedback loop. For more information, see this.
The infamous "Great Firewall" does censor "politically incorrect" contents, but everything else you are free to do whatever you want; e.g. BT mp3/pirated sf like hell. No one really give a fuck with it. In US you always worried of **AA after you ass, or get sure with DMCA mysteriously when you try to excise your fair use right.
No, we're quite serious. Finally you can get the best of both worlds! The Win32 subsystem is such a mess, the Linux kernel is a mess. Once you have the GNU tools on the NT kernel, you get a very solid OS that even rivals Solaris 10 in many respects."
Locking off someone from downloading is consider as ok; people will get the file from edonkey anyway(same as where their pirated OS comes from).
What MacroShit is doing with w2k3 sp1 is much worse. They allow you to download and install anyway; but the system will refuse to let you login after reboot. (Give you some shitty warning msg about license then returns to login screen). Pirated w2k3 becomes a heavy doorstop after installing sp1.
Back in the days when I was staying in uni resi, I used gnome to browse the windows network there.
I got funny compliant letters from ITS saying I was trying to hack their windows machine. Seems like admin there think the same way as BT admins/police then.
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"The problem is, how come they have power / right to monitor what am I doing? "
They don't, but they are not monitoring BT traffic on your side. They put up some bait seed/tracker, see who is connecting to it, log his IP. The IP adress is then used for forcing the netblock owner(e.g. ISP) to give out user info of the IP in question, follow by the RIAA style legal extortion.
You mean Dell is so much ahead of the market and already integrated the technology into their laptops?
yes and no.
Yes if you click yes to every random popup and run unknown exe w/o a thought. No OS can help you this way.
No if you are talking about automated worms. Being windows compartible doesn't mean that it need to imitate its security holes as well.
runas /user:administrator cmd
This will give you a root shell. Just spawn whatever applic that need admin rights there. Only thing that can't run that way on winxp is the file manager(explorer), which is already running as the current user's desktop manager. One can spawn IE and use it as file manager though.
I usually have cygwin installed and use Bash root shell instead. cmd sucks cock.
Nah, their assholes are filled with community.
- Server mobo usually have 2 or more separate PCI bus(not slot, but 2 channels with dedicated bandwidth). This separates high traffic systems(HDD,NIC) from the rest of the system. Single PCI bus will cause a lot of contentions in server environment. - Server mobo often don't have AGP but have integrated cheapo GPU. This save some wiring which would otherwise need a extra layer on mobo. Who need 3D gaming on a god damn server anyway. - Server usually are MP. They usually have larger no. of applications/threads running concurrently, which suits better with MP. In contrast, most Desktop applics are single threaded, and they are better off with single high clock speed CPU. - They have more RAM for the same reason as above. - They have redundant components/hot swap capability (CPU/RAM/HDD/PSU), which is seldom seen on PC. - Firmware/BIOS having some diagnostic/remote management capability. - And in general, all their HW are of higher quality and design to last longer than PC.
"This sucks! I'm going to commit Schroedinger's Seppuku! You'll regret this when I cut MY stomach and YOUR gut spilling out by entanglement!"
You are ignoring the effect of time dilation. Strong gravitiy and near light speed of particle jet both cause time to flow much slower. The particle will see the hole live much longer than 1e-25 sec. see these:
h tm
http://www.prestoncoll.ac.uk/cosmic/muoncalctext.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_rays
Not necessarily. All normal material slow down light, and the difference in C at medium interface cause light to bend. The new material that cause light to bend the other way probably means C is higher than C(vacuum). Currently only exotic material like BEC has these properties. These exotic materials are not easy to made/maintain, so are microscope using them.
BTW TFA has no information about what material/technology does this use. Anyone got links?
>can you see your local hard drive from the applications on the desktop machine that you're remoting into?
mount nfs/smbfs/cifs
>Can you see your local printer
cups
>Can you hear sounds played by applications when you remote into a PC?
network sound daemon/arts/esound
>Same thing with fast user switching...
In *nix, you just x/vnc/nx and open a few GUI desktop AT THE SAME TIME.
Fuck user switching.
>As to changing OS components while running... Sure, Linux has had kernel modules, FreeBSD has had a microkernel... but is there a tool to automate dependency checking, to see which services need to be shut down, to actually shut them down / unload modules, and then relaunch services?
modprobe does automatically load LKM.
FreeBSD is not microkernel.
most init script are written to auto load modules, start dependencies.
wtf. cd autorun is considered as security hole.
Does it meant that if some malicious applications carrying a DRM flag happen to be using a security hole in your system and by law you are prohibited to fix the hole then?
What if someone bundles nimda worm with a DRM? Then all admins in US are prohibited to block SMB from their firewall??
Only if it is hentai.
The whole shit don't make mathematical sense anyway. "The signal of the total 24 gigabits per second was divided into 161.5 Gbps HD-SDI signals....." Dividing the original signal by 0.149 time??
Why parent is modded funny? Should be insightful.
I really wonder why windows expert like Mark will actually leave his cd autorun and get infected without notice. Even a moderately knowledgeable windows user knows it is dangerous.
This is hardly news. Everyday there are ~100 such attempts from China and S. Korea (Which have ip range close to me). I just block the /6 ip range and white list someone if necessary.
Set up a honeypot and track which idiot is behind those bots are much more fun though.
Small scale extraction may be ok, but using cold water as global energy source is a very bad idea. e.g.:
- It can change the pattern of ocean current, causing major climatic shift.
- It can cause oxygen depletion in deep ocean, causing mass extinction.
- Deep ocean water contains large amount of methane hydrate. Heating them up will release the potent green house gas into atmosphere.
The worst thing is above effects are self reinforcing, potentially generating run away positive feedback loop. For more information, see this.
you turn red when angry;
you are dead when you turn blue.
The infamous "Great Firewall" does censor "politically incorrect" contents, but everything else you are free to do whatever you want; e.g. BT mp3/pirated sf like hell. No one really give a fuck with it. In US you always worried of **AA after you ass, or get sure with DMCA mysteriously when you try to excise your fair use right.
According to this, they claim it is real.
"You must be kidding!
No, we're quite serious. Finally you can get the best of both worlds! The Win32 subsystem is such a mess, the Linux kernel is a mess. Once you have the GNU tools on the NT kernel, you get a very solid OS that even rivals Solaris 10 in many respects."
Locking off someone from downloading is consider as ok; people will get the file from edonkey anyway(same as where their pirated OS comes from). What MacroShit is doing with w2k3 sp1 is much worse. They allow you to download and install anyway; but the system will refuse to let you login after reboot. (Give you some shitty warning msg about license then returns to login screen). Pirated w2k3 becomes a heavy doorstop after installing sp1.
iFlush is probably needed by those people who iDunFlush.
There are legend for cdr samples (e.g. s1 = azo), ....?
but wtf are the legend for dvdr???
wtf are those d1 d2 d3
How would doraemon use a computer if it has more than more than 1 botton in mouse?
Back in the days when I was staying in uni resi, I used gnome to browse the windows network there.
I got funny compliant letters from ITS saying I was trying to hack their windows machine. Seems like admin there think the same way as BT admins/police then.