Write two firewall configuration files. One allows access to the MACs of the teenagers ( the liberal file); the other blocks them (the restrictive file).
Run 2 cron jobs to swap these (by renaming them so one is not regognised). At a certain time every day one cron swaps in the liberal script; later the other cron swaps in the restrictive one. You may also have restart the firewall to make it accept the new file.
I recently installed XP SP2 on my best XP box. During the installation it crashed, requiring reinstallation of windows. I booted off knoppix to recover the.pst file that Outlook uses to store email (this is overwritten during reinstallation). The second time, the installation went fine.
Under the Data Protection Act (UK) all buisnesses storing personal data must be registered with the Data Comissioner, and take reasonable steps to make that data secure. If they don't they are open to prosecution.
When i was ten I began learning how to program (In Visual Basic). I knew about variables, arrays, operations, procedures and such things. I knew nothing about low level stuff (stack, heap, API's, memory allocation). Children actually find flow diagrams extremly easy to understand.
I asked a friend why he disliked Linux: 1) No Start button. 2) Too much "power" (ie, shells). 3)Bad fonts. 4) The only system he had seen was a badly configuired "Whitebox" box.
Which: hex editor, ramdrive app,process and services viewers, gimmicky little password finders/revealers, various other programs, a directory, and little tool for changing the resolution through command line.
Yes, any good security policy. But that's the entire point of social engineering. The person you call knows that they need to call you back, but you seem like such a nice person, and they instinctivly just want to help you.
Hmm. I remember reading about caller spoofing and social engineering somewhere in the Art Of Deception. Someone changed a phone router, and dialed into a radio show pretending to be the FBI. Now it seems people don't need to change the routers.
What happens when the students put their entire collection of essays on the internet, anonamosly? That must be quite embarassing for you.
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Berkeley has an online system to find plagurism. It highlights matching strings. I read the research paper "Winnowing: Local Algorithms for document fingerprinting". Unfortunatly it only compares 2 documents, but I suppose you could write a script to automise comparisons.
The only new feature in this is comparing a document to a database of fingerprints.
Hmm. Good incentive. If you don't "pirate" our bloated software, we will have mor money to make cute weasel pictures. What happenes when alll the kids buy "pirated" weasel posters? Mass lawsuits?
A little off topic, but...
I believe the Church of Scientology did a similar thing. It obtained injunctions to stop the publication of materials critical of it, claiming that it owned the copyright.
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If windows users are used to KDE, they wil find it less of a culture shock when they turn to Linux.
Write two firewall configuration files. One allows access to the MACs of the teenagers ( the liberal file); the other blocks them (the restrictive file). Run 2 cron jobs to swap these (by renaming them so one is not regognised). At a certain time every day one cron swaps in the liberal script; later the other cron swaps in the restrictive one. You may also have restart the firewall to make it accept the new file.
I recently installed XP SP2 on my best XP box. During the installation it crashed, requiring reinstallation of windows. I booted off knoppix to recover the .pst file that Outlook uses to store email (this is overwritten during reinstallation). The second time, the installation went fine.
Why is this in /. . Get a book i=on hardware (A+ course book, Upgrading and reparing laptops etc.
Under the Data Protection Act (UK) all buisnesses storing personal data must be registered with the Data Comissioner, and take reasonable steps to make that data secure. If they don't they are open to prosecution.
You should have one with LNX-BBC on it(preferably a FSF membership card) .
When i was ten I began learning how to program (In Visual Basic). I knew about variables, arrays, operations, procedures and such things. I knew nothing about low level stuff (stack, heap, API's, memory allocation).
Children actually find flow diagrams extremly easy to understand.
Yes, I believe that these books contain many pictures of a Red Hat.
I would also reccomend anything by SCO's lawyers.
The fonts are not the issue:
I asked a friend why he disliked Linux:
1) No Start button.
2) Too much "power" (ie, shells).
3)Bad fonts.
4) The only system he had seen was a badly configuired "Whitebox" box.
Which: hex editor, ramdrive app,process and services viewers, gimmicky little password finders/revealers, various other programs, a directory, and little tool for changing the resolution through command line.
All the tools from major LiveCD distros eg. tinyLinux, Toms Boot disk etc.
If you pirated a film, you could have stolen all your physical stuff. MPAA now owns everything you previously owned.
Yes, any good security policy. But that's the entire point of social engineering. The person you call knows that they need to call you back, but you seem like such a nice person, and they instinctivly just want to help you.
Hmm. I remember reading about caller spoofing and social engineering somewhere in the Art Of Deception. Someone changed a phone router, and dialed into a radio show pretending to be the FBI.
Now it seems people don't need to change the routers.
What happens when the students put their entire collection of essays on the internet, anonamosly? That must be quite embarassing for you.
Berkeley has an online system to find plagurism. It highlights matching strings. I read the research paper "Winnowing: Local Algorithms for document fingerprinting". Unfortunatly it only compares 2 documents, but I suppose you could write a script to automise comparisons. The only new feature in this is comparing a document to a database of fingerprints.
I read this story 3 days ago in "News Letter", a Northern Irish newsletter, when i was on holiday.
Hmm. Good incentive. If you don't "pirate" our bloated software, we will have mor money to make cute weasel pictures.
What happenes when alll the kids buy "pirated" weasel posters? Mass lawsuits?
I don't think Dia supports postscript. It works with XML and bitmaps.
Nobody is really going to beleive that the spam came from one of the presidential campaigns.
I agree. However, ihave somehow managed to get zero items of spam on one of my mail accounts, without using any spam filter!
A little off topic, but ...
I believe the Church of Scientology did a similar thing. It obtained injunctions to stop the publication of materials critical of it, claiming that it owned the copyright.