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  1. Re:Bugfixes? on Microsoft's Strategy Memos · · Score: 1

    Redhat 9.0. I've never actually tried BSD.

    Is it a lot diffirent from Linux? If it is, how hard is it to learn the BSD commands knowing Linux well.

    I was actually looking into installing BSD on a diffirent box a couple of days ago.

  2. I guess I won't get any work done today... on BASIC Computer Language Turns 40 · · Score: 1

    Damn it! Now that you've reminded me of basic I had to install a basic interpreter and now I'm going to sit and relearn basic. So much for getting some work done today!

  3. Re:Rem: Students and Basic on BASIC Computer Language Turns 40 · · Score: 1
  4. Re:Rem: Students and Basic on BASIC Computer Language Turns 40 · · Score: 1

    My first program was on the computers at school. I forget the syntax of basic now, so I'll just guess:

    10 FOR I = 0 to 999999
    20 POKE I, 0
    30 NEXT I

    It was something like that. It basically wrote 0's to the memory until the PC shit itself and crashed.

    Good times, good times :)

  5. Re:Bugfixes? on Microsoft's Strategy Memos · · Score: 1

    "Well, I tell ya, I had this one problem that eventually got narrowed down to a bad DIMM, which was nearly impossible to isolate..."

    Amen.

    I had a bad DIMM in my system, so it would only crash if I loaded something up that used lots of memory (like a game or something). It drove me nuts trying to fix it.

    One day I just woke up in a daze, walked to me computer, pulled it out, and started my computer up, worked fine. Guess it works to 'sleep on it'.

    Anyway, I wish I had tried installing linux on it around then. Would have saved me TONS of time.

  6. Re:Bugfixes? on Microsoft's Strategy Memos · · Score: 1

    233 Mhz Pentium II, 96 MB Ram, last I checked was somewhere around 400 days of uptime.

    THAT is stability. That would be my web server :)

  7. Re:Not at all... on Thermoacoustic Cooler Means Green-Friendly Icecream · · Score: 1

    IIRC, it's like 150-160 DB will stop your heart, so I don't think you'd be around long enough to experience your eyes bleeding.

    Just my opinion, though.

  8. Power Buttons... on Microsoft Patents Timed Button Presses · · Score: 1

    Is it just me, or haven't the power buttons on newer computers been reacting diffirently depending on how long you hold them down for years?

    When does microsoft claim they 'invented' this?

  9. Re:why on New Online Ad Technology To Bypass Popup Blockers · · Score: 1

    Using Firefox:
    Tools>Options
    Web Features
    Uncheck Java\Javascript right there. No more Java or Javascript ads.

    For flash, install flashblock. It simply changes the browser so that you must click on a button before it will show the flash movie.

  10. Re:Allow employees to sue? on E.U. Employers To Be Held Liable For Porn Spam? · · Score: 1

    "Respond to all spam mails!"

    Do that, and I will personally hunt you down and do something nasty to you, like make you sit in a IRC room full of AOL users for a few hours...

    Seriously, though. I get about 5-10 spam messages a day (without filtering, even), and about 40-50 bounces\replies from people because some asshat is sending out spam with my address.

    As for recursively visiting URLs, I'll agree to that :) I personally use a script from glowingplate.com. (Don't kill his site!) Here's the script:

    #!/bin/bash

    OUR_PID=$$
    renice 19 $OUR_PID

    COUNT=0
    while [ $COUNT -lt 2000 ]; do

    lynx -dump -useragent="By sending e-mail to my domain, you agreed to the published Terms of Service of my privately owned domains and servers, including the stipulation that all spam would result in your webserver log being filled with garbage. If you don't like it, don't send e-mail to my domains. If you don't want me to visit your website, don't solicit my visit by sending me unsolicited e-mail, because EACH unsolicited e-mail will result in your server logs being filled with this junk. You do not have a First Amendment right to waste my bandwidth, electricity, CPU time or hard disk drive space with your crap, characteristically illiterate or otherwise. Furthermore, I pray to The Lord Satan below that you get colorectal cancer and die a slow, horribly painful and undignified death." $1?YOU_FILL_MY_MAILBOX_WITH_UNSOLICITED_CRAP_AND_W E_WILL_DO_THE_SAME_TO_YOUR_WEBLOGS

    let COUNT=COUNT+1
    echo $COUNT
    done

    I just run that a couple times for each e-mail I receive. The messages have slowly tapered off...

  11. Re:Depends on actions of the mail client on E.U. Employers To Be Held Liable For Porn Spam? · · Score: 1

    "I don't even think Outlook is that stupid anymore."

    As of Outlook 2003 (that comes with ms office) it downloads them by default. The only way I could find around this (was just doing this for a friend, didn't have much time, though) was to simply tell it to show all messages as plain text.

  12. Re:woohoo! on E.U. Employers To Be Held Liable For Porn Spam? · · Score: 1

    No, you do it like this:

    1) Sign up for porn.
    2) Receive a bunch of porn e-mails.
    3) Sue employer.
    4) ???
    5) Profit!

  13. Re:Sweet.... on E.U. Employers To Be Held Liable For Porn Spam? · · Score: 1

    Yeah, I've had quite a few asshats sign me up for gay porn sites, thinking it was funny.

    Simple solution, though. I change the alias that they send e-mail to (and had signed up) to point to their own e-mail address. Hope they like gay porn...

    Problem solved :)