I shipped (and insured) a computer through then too, once. And sure enough, it was damaged when I received it. They somehow managed to break the front piece of my floppy drive off, among other more serious things.
Anyway, they wouldn't pay up because of.. yes.. "Improper Packaging" even though it was packed by a Mailbox Etc. store and in its original box.
Any news anywhere on HOW the guy got in? A site is only a secure as the people in charge of it allow it to be.... So what it was NT and on a *.microsoft.com domain? It could have been wide open as far as we know.
And don't think that just because somebody has put up a server at MS, that they know what they're doing. A few months back, I used l0pht's.asp view source hack on ntbeta.microsoft.com. They had the admin user/pass HARDCODED onto one of their.ASP pages! I got right in:) (no, I didn't do anything. I'm not a z3aLOTT)
I wouldn't call that 'cracking'. Thats taking advantage ofbad coding/admining.
You can go back even further than that. The Atari 2600 as well as the Intellevision had 'computer' keyboards. The colecovision even had an entire computer built around it - the ADAM.
this just goes to show - anything that 'new' nowadays was really new in the 80's, when the real computer revolution happened!!
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I shipped (and insured) a computer through then too, once. And sure enough, it was damaged when I received it. They somehow managed to break the front piece of my floppy drive off, among other more serious things.
.. yes.. "Improper Packaging" even though it was packed by a Mailbox Etc. store and in its original box.
Anyway, they wouldn't pay up because of
buncha bastards......
somebody please moderate this one up!
I thought the same thing when I saw ass'n, but I just can't wax poetic like the above AC did
>Microsoft wants to make sure that nobody can purchase just one version of Windows
FUD! FUD! FUD!
How do you explain Win2000 with DX7?
Here's a (rough) picture of the model
http://www.spacey.net/ts haw/Images/Epcot/OriginalEpcot.gif
Any news anywhere on HOW the guy got in? A site is only a secure as the people in charge of it allow it to be....
.asp view source hack on ntbeta.microsoft.com. They had the admin user/pass HARDCODED onto one of their .ASP pages! I got right in:)
So what it was NT and on a *.microsoft.com domain? It could have been wide open as far as we know.
And don't think that just because somebody has put up a server at MS, that they know what they're doing.
A few months back, I used l0pht's
(no, I didn't do anything. I'm not a z3aLOTT)
I wouldn't call that 'cracking'. Thats taking advantage ofbad coding/admining.
>going on since the beginning
You can go back even further than that.
The Atari 2600 as well as the Intellevision had 'computer' keyboards.
The colecovision even had an entire computer built around it - the ADAM.
this just goes to show - anything that 'new' nowadays was really new in the 80's, when the real computer revolution happened!!