-Moderate This Up- Alright,. I'm the first post! Oh yeah, that article would have been so fuckin cool if it was served from a Beowulf cluster! Of course, Jon Katz is so stupid, he wouldn't understand. Then again, I saw N47413 P0r7M4N using my FreeBSD machine. She was telling me about the Beowulf cluster she built. She named it "MICROSOFT SUX" because Bill Gates is the DEVIL!. LINUX RULZ!! IT REALLY RULZ WHEN IT'S ON A Beowulf cluster!
(Ah crap, I was logged in AGAIN. I must fix that if I'm ever to become l33t)
I'll give this a test at the office,. because half the time I don't understand half of what the customers are saying.
Perhaps I can use it to translate my words to the customer,. so when I say "Ok,. click on My Computer" they don't hear "restart the computer and click on the first icon you see while hitting the esc key and pulling on the power cord".
I missed the night the Stevens story appeared, so I missed the whole ugly stupidity surrounding the posts from the AC with an attitude.
Normally, I leave the filtering on to NOT show the moderated posts under 0, but for that article, I went back and changed it to see what all the hoopla was about.
Needless to say, I was reminded of the time I spent a few minutes in an AOL chat room where I was instantly assaulted by a legion of 14 year old kids who just learned the same words as the AC in the Stevens article.
I started thinking of what can be done about these faceless, unaccountable children and came up with a rather extreme idea. What if these AC's could be revealed by IP?
Here's the idea. 1- Rob could add the ability to log IP addresses per comment. This normally would just sit in an unused database field.
2- Inform users in the "post comments" section that extreme stupidity and trollish comments could result in a moderator choosing to reveal their IP address.
3- When someone is in Moderation Mode, they would have the ability to choose something like "Super Troll" which would reveal the IP address of the person who posted the nasty comments.
4- Using "Super Troll" would use up 2 or all 3 moderation points. This would prevent people from just revealing IP addresses all over the place.
5- Perhaps, in the case of the Stevens article, if more then one moderator tags the AC as a Super Troll in more then one comment, then all the AC's comments in the article get the IP revealed. Which would then be referred to as Mega Troll.
Super Troll and Mega Troll would make AC's accountable and trackable. Perhaps the AC in the Stevens article would have not been such an ass if he knew he could become not so anonymous?
Many web based chat rooms have turned to posting IP addresses after the chat rooms became filled with stupidity. The process seems to work ok.
I get my head swapped with one of the Barbi Twins. I get her body for awhile, play with her boobs, then I get my body back, just in time for her to slap my face (which is now re-attached to my body).
No, they won't admit to downtime because of software and OS problems OR a crack.
I just checked out the "status" page at the site and they are blaming downtimes on router failure, networking problems and thunder.
I want to know what the hell router they use that is SO affected by thunder. I live on the Oregon coast and our Cisco router has never even blinked, and we get some nasty storms around here.
I one would think they'd take more care on a test machine. Do you think they just plugged everything into a outlet with no UPS or surge even?
Odd if you ask me.
(from the website) 8/3/99 Events
3:22pm - Network connections down due to router failure, possibly related to thunderstorms and power failures in the area
2:59pm - Network connections intermittently up
12:40pm - Network connections down due to router failure
11:02am - Services restarted
10:47am - Some services failed after reboot
10:45am - Reboot because the System log was full
10:30am - Network connections down due to router failure
The buttered bread fixed to the back of a cat produced anti-gravity. The cat would just sit, suspened in air because of the confused state in the laws of nature.
However, when I attempted this on my cat, the poor thing imploded. I would suspect from the,....
I think if they want to prevent people from deep linking to content, they should hire less lawyers and better webmasters.
It looks like http://www.unistudios.com is running Apache, so a basic way to prevent this would be a simple.htaccess file with a {HTTP_REFERER} RewriteRule.
This may not stop everyone, and may not stop some older browsers, but it would help.
Heh heh,. You know how I handle the Outlook default problem? I send a reply back to the sender using outlook and let them know Outlook tried to send Melissa to me.
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Alright,. I'm the first post!
Oh yeah, that article would have been so fuckin cool if it was served from a Beowulf cluster!
Of course, Jon Katz is so stupid, he wouldn't understand. Then again, I saw N47413 P0r7M4N using my FreeBSD machine. She was telling me about the Beowulf cluster she built. She named it "MICROSOFT SUX" because Bill Gates is the DEVIL!.
LINUX RULZ!! IT REALLY RULZ WHEN IT'S ON A Beowulf cluster!
(Ah crap, I was logged in AGAIN. I must fix that if I'm ever to become l33t)
H3y dudz. D0z th15 mak3 m3 hak3r l337 t00?
(ah crap, I was logged in again)
H3y dudz. D0z th15 mak3 m3 hak3r l337 t00?
(ah crap, I was logged in)
At one point I was going to write a program to decrypt 5kr1pt k1dd13 5p3ak. But,. figured,. no. I don't really care what they have to say,. heh heh
I'll give this a test at the office,. because half the time I don't understand half of what the customers are saying.
Perhaps I can use it to translate my words to the customer,. so when I say "Ok,. click on My Computer" they don't hear "restart the computer and click on the first icon you see while hitting the esc key and pulling on the power cord".
Ah,. I didn't know if they had another product out there or something.
(feeling stupid,.but still goosebumpy)
I can barly stand it.
I don't know what it is, or what it does, but I want two of them.
BTW: Has Transmeta gone public ?
I think the MS/Tandy team is rather fitting.
Radio Shack gets stuff others make, puts their name on it and sells it,.. and Microsoft,..well.. does the same thing.
It took ahwile,. but it's all coming back to me now.
I think it was Dice Clay that played the part.
Heh heh.
(I still need some sleep)
And that one person is Atom Ant.
Or was that Adam Ant that was the musician ?
Ok,. so there is only one BUG that could play the thing,.. ATOM ANT !
Oh yeah,. he's not a bug,..... (everyone!) HE'S A FEATURE !
Oh man,. I need some sleep.
I missed the night the Stevens story appeared, so I missed the whole ugly stupidity surrounding the posts from the AC with an attitude.
Normally, I leave the filtering on to NOT show the moderated posts under 0, but for that article, I went back and changed it to see what all the hoopla was about.
Needless to say, I was reminded of the time I spent a few minutes in an AOL chat room where I was instantly assaulted by a legion of 14 year old kids who just learned the same words as the AC in the Stevens article.
I started thinking of what can be done about these faceless, unaccountable children and came up with a rather extreme idea. What if these AC's could be revealed by IP?
Here's the idea.
1- Rob could add the ability to log IP addresses per comment. This normally would just sit in an unused database field.
2- Inform users in the "post comments" section that extreme stupidity and trollish comments could result in a moderator choosing to reveal their IP address.
3- When someone is in Moderation Mode, they would have the ability to choose something like "Super Troll" which would reveal the IP address of the person who posted the nasty comments.
4- Using "Super Troll" would use up 2 or all 3 moderation points. This would prevent people from just revealing IP addresses all over the place.
5- Perhaps, in the case of the Stevens article, if more then one moderator tags the AC as a Super Troll in more then one comment, then all the AC's comments in the article get the IP revealed. Which would then be referred to as Mega Troll.
Super Troll and Mega Troll would make AC's accountable and trackable. Perhaps the AC in the Stevens article would have not been such an ass if he knew he could become not so anonymous?
Many web based chat rooms have turned to posting IP addresses after the chat rooms became filled with stupidity. The process seems to work ok.
Just an idea.
Hmm,.
Monica gets body,..
Clinton gets head,..
Sorry.
I couldn't resist.
Here's the answer then.
I get my head swapped with one of the Barbi Twins. I get her body for awhile, play with her boobs, then I get my body back, just in time for her to slap my face (which is now re-attached to my body).
But would it all be worth it ?
.
First posting sucks,..
Let me be the FIRST to announce,..
"LAST POST!"
Ok,. now no one else make comments please...
"in fact winnt is posix compatible I am a unix guy but nt has its place too"
Yes, I agree. At my work I have a very nice oak desk. For fear of wrecking the wood, I use the NT4 CD as a coaster. It's very effective.
It's been working great for over 4 months. Who says NT is worthless.
Remove all my gardening links (cuz I could use that information to grow the "stuff", plus it might contain the words 'growing' and 'pot').
Take down any link which may contain references to hydroponics and wide-spectrum lighting (cuz I might use that information also for growing "stuff").
I'd also have to remove the link to Crack.LinuxPPC.Org
Could I leave the link to a page entitled "Methamphetamine - for fun and profit"?
No, they won't admit to downtime because of software and OS problems OR a crack.
I just checked out the "status" page at the site and they are blaming downtimes on router failure, networking problems and thunder.
I want to know what the hell router they use that is SO affected by thunder. I live on the Oregon coast and our Cisco router has never even blinked, and we get some nasty storms around here.
I one would think they'd take more care on a test machine. Do you think they just plugged everything into a outlet with no UPS or surge even?
Odd if you ask me.
(from the website)
8/3/99 Events
3:22pm - Network connections down due to router failure, possibly related to thunderstorms and power failures in the area
2:59pm - Network connections intermittently up
12:40pm - Network connections down due to router failure
11:02am - Services restarted
10:47am - Some services failed after reboot
10:45am - Reboot because the System log was full
10:30am - Network connections down due to router failure
I got this. Looks like a new IIS 5.0. Good, another product from our friends I don't have to use.
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Microsoft-IIS/5.0
Content-Location: http://windows2000test.com/Default.htm
Date: Wed, 04 Aug 1999 05:14:37 GMT
Content-Type: text/html
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Last-Modified: Wed, 04 Aug 1999 01:58:16 GMT
ETag: "e0711dd11cdebe1:a4a"
Content-Length: 7103
REMOVE.
Not bad for our first interplanetary communication.
Prospector smashes into the only place on the moon that could have sustained life. Whoops.
Wouldn't that be a bummer.
Everytime my wife sees me with tools, she gets nervous. But, after all her complaining, the washing machine still works.
(anyone got a cheap dryer for sale?)
The way I remember it was,
The buttered bread fixed to the back of a cat produced anti-gravity. The cat would just sit, suspened in air because of the confused state in the laws of nature.
However, when I attempted this on my cat, the poor thing imploded. I would suspect from the,....
..WAIT!?! This was about squirt guns.
Supersoakers are cool.
I think if they want to prevent people from deep linking to content, they should hire less lawyers and better webmasters.
.htaccess file with a {HTTP_REFERER} RewriteRule.
It looks like http://www.unistudios.com is running Apache, so a basic way to prevent this would be a simple
This may not stop everyone, and may not stop some older browsers, but it would help.
GimICQ, the ICQ client for BeOS doesn't display banners either.
I like GimICQ better then the Windows ICQ too. They have a frog for a mascot, which is much better then the stupid flower.
Heh heh,.
You know how I handle the Outlook default problem? I send a reply back to the sender using outlook and let them know Outlook tried to send Melissa to me.
Or,.
I send them an e-mail back that says,.
"shpo#$ $^& $nnjsn hjapoi$u md. hd$#uh, hsduh{}uds hsduh ]hdsioa mn_kdfh. hj s[dhjhj dsh eias hjds hsd54u dsawoi d::shj."
Of course I add html font size=7 and blink tags.
He he