You'd have to change your front company every so often. Just like the slimely spammers.
>Better copy maybe 300,000 addresses from a real spam cd
That would make your fake more real. But, er, it would actually make it read. I wouldn't be so impressed if a "whitehat" included my email in those 300K addresses. Better make them all fake/autogenerated so you aren't actually helping spammers.
Alternately, you could make and sell a mail address harvesting program that looks like its working but only turns out fakes.
How about this... some whitehat could make and market a CD of millions of mail addresses. But they'd all be fake except a few for monitoring, spamer tarpits and a few of abuse@ISP and the feds;-)
Besides cutting down spam you'd be tranfering month directly from the spammers to yourself.
The best thing about shell scripts in Unix is that you can count on it working on pretty much any Unix/Linux if you are careful. If can't send a Windows user a shell script and say "run this". You gotta say: download things thing and run this. Not so nice.
Yeah, "Small ISVs should build apps, not platforms" because that would bother Microsoft. Their "ecosystem" means them doing whatever they like and ISVs as bottom feeders.
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Sure restaurants make money but look at the overhead: reno the space, professional kitchen applitances, rent in good area - thousands a month, if its small 5-10 staff, food - if you don't serve you have to throw it out everyday, etc.
But one possible use would be for a single control by your door to put everything into power saving mode when you go away for a trip. Eg stove, turn off clock display, thermostat turn down.
Notication from the fridge if there was a power outage (and how long) so you know food might be spoiled.
Despite its name -- the Royal Bank of Canada -- it has nothing to do with the government of Canada. No more than Citibank has anything to do with the government of the USA.
If you don't like what this one Canadian-based bank is doing tell them:
Customer Relations Centre RBC Financial Group P.O. Box 1, Royal Bank Plaza Toronto, Ontario M5J 2J5 Telephone: 1-800-ROYAL(R) 4-0 (1 800 769-2540) Service in French: 1-800-ROYAL(R) 4-1 (1 800 769-2541) Fax: (416) 974-3561 E-mail: custrel@rbc.com
I have done some work with DirectX and the biggest problem I see is that new versions come out too quickly. Do you want your project to be totally tied to DirectX version N with you know N+1 will be out next year making your huge project obsolete or requiring a rewrite. For that reason SDL or OpenGL (an API that hardly changes) appeal to me. Who wants to build on shifting sands.
They have a pretty good spam catching service. It puts suspected spam in a "Bulk" folder. You can review this folder or just like it get purged after 30 days. Nice. You can also click on the "its not spam" / "this is spam" buttons to help them tune.
They offer a SSL login and it was discuessed recently on Slashdot that they use the Javascriptcrypto library to calculate MD5's on the client side and send the digiest for seduvcity (maybe when you are not logging in with SSL).
You can check your POP3/IMAP mailboxes. The resources come back color-coded.
Good uptime. Always available.
It's free. You can enought resources for reseaonable use. But you can buy more if you want.
All this sounds exactly like a crypto-nerd and slashdotter would design a mail service. And this new thing is going to be opensourced!
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The return address will grow to 64-bit but the parameters to your recursive routines need not be that big.
Still at high (orange) alert.
Ooops... I can't say that.
The file_dialog_common() is composed to a bunch of widgets. It actually does quite a bit.
(eg thumbnail view)
Its really like a mini-applet.
Doesn't NASA have the Not Invented Here Syndrome.
So its probably a window manager they wrote.
>I think the buyers would find out real fast.
You'd have to change your front company every so often. Just like the slimely spammers.
>Better copy maybe 300,000 addresses from a real spam cd
That would make your fake more real.
But, er, it would actually make it read.
I wouldn't be so impressed if a "whitehat"
included my email in those 300K addresses.
Better make them all fake/autogenerated so you
aren't actually helping spammers.
Alternately, you could make and sell a mail address harvesting program that looks like its
working but only turns out fakes.
How about this... some whitehat could make and market a CD of millions of mail addresses. But they'd all be fake except a few for monitoring, spamer tarpits and a few of abuse@ISP and the feds ;-)
Besides cutting down spam you'd be tranfering month
directly from the spammers to yourself.
What about Dell and Walmart. They don't do anything
rare, unique, hard to duplicate or hard to substitute but they are huge successes. Why?
The best thing about shell scripts in Unix is that you can count on it working on pretty much any Unix/Linux if you are careful. If can't send a Windows user a shell script and say "run this".
You gotta say: download things thing and run this.
Not so nice.
Isn't it time start using PNG?!
Yeah, "Small ISVs should build apps, not platforms" because that would bother Microsoft. Their "ecosystem" means them doing whatever they like and ISVs as bottom feeders.
Sure restaurants make money but look at the overhead: reno the space, professional kitchen applitances, rent in good area - thousands a month, if its small 5-10 staff, food - if you don't serve you have to throw it out everyday, etc.
Software company overhead: one DSL line.
I am very skeptical about this also.
But one possible use would be for a single control by your door to put everything into power saving mode when you go away for a trip. Eg stove, turn off clock display, thermostat turn down.
Notication from the fridge if there was a power outage (and how long) so you know food might be spoiled.
Beautiful, kernel hacker, C++/Perl/Ruby/Python guru,
seeks same in a man. ps: must be into marathon sex.
Windows:
for (m_iCounter = 0; m_iCounter < m_iTheEnd; m_iCounter++)
Unix:
for (i = 0; i < n; i++)
Don't most people agree that NT 4 was the first good OS Microsoft made. That was good enough for most things. Win2000 wasn't much better than NT4.
In case you don't have DivX
all the other formats
If you don't like what this one Canadian-based bank is doing tell them:
Customer Relations Centre
RBC Financial Group
P.O. Box 1, Royal Bank Plaza
Toronto, Ontario M5J 2J5
Telephone: 1-800-ROYAL(R) 4-0 (1 800 769-2540)
Service in French: 1-800-ROYAL(R) 4-1 (1 800 769-2541)
Fax: (416) 974-3561
E-mail: custrel@rbc.com
Better to put the safe behind a painting than in front!
I have done some work with DirectX and the biggest problem I see is that new versions come out too quickly. Do you want your project to be totally tied to DirectX version N with you know N+1 will be out next year making your huge project obsolete or requiring a rewrite. For that reason SDL or OpenGL (an API that hardly changes) appeal to me. Who wants to build on shifting sands.
I use Yahoo mail and its very good.
They have a pretty good spam catching service.
It puts suspected spam in a "Bulk" folder. You can
review this folder or just like it get purged after 30 days. Nice. You can also click on the "its not spam" / "this is spam" buttons to help them tune.
They offer a SSL login and it was discuessed recently on Slashdot that they use the Javascriptcrypto library to calculate MD5's on the client side and send the digiest for seduvcity (maybe when you are not logging in with SSL).
You can check your POP3/IMAP mailboxes. The resources come back color-coded.
Good uptime. Always available.
It's free. You can enought resources for reseaonable use. But you can buy more if you want.
All this sounds exactly like a crypto-nerd and slashdotter would design a mail service. And this new thing is going to be opensourced!
He also rewrote his "The Road Ahead" book when the wise one didn't "predict" the Internet in 1996!!!
I understand it now says lots about it....humm.
here's a Register article about this. It points out that the language they use is newspeak. Thanks for the "liberalisation", Microsoft.
I use Squid (proxy server) and it gives a nice customizable error page. Nothing like that dumb IE one.
Try to make a C compiler out of C while you are at it. Oh yeah...Already done!
Sure she isn't a supermodel but she's probably better looking that most guys reading Slashdot.