The Sneakemail service is my favorite spam-fighting tool.
Log in to Sneakemail every time a website asks for your email address. They give you a unique address (@sneakemail.com) which you then give to the website. At the Sneakemail site, you can configure it to either forward, hold, or trash your mail.
For instance, you can tell it to trash mail sent to your "RealAudio" address and hold mail sent to your "Google" address. Each time someone sends mail to any of those addresses, it sets up a new filter rule, which you can later change: mail from CmdrTaco to your "Slashdot" address can go through, but j12h31j2hjh@hotmail.com mail to "Slashdot" can be trashed.
Certainly you can do this yourself if you run your own mailserver, but this is easiest for me.
But would that make the moral of the story "Linux blows?"
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Bert Is Evil
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Even better is the end of the Fox News article.
When asked about Bert's current whereabouts, however, the spokeswoman replied: "No comment."
I would LOVE to have seen the look on her face when the reporter asked that question!
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GOVNET In the Works
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You want to use the internet from your desk? Tough. You sign up, get permission and walk to a room where unclassfied internet exists.
Why be so difficult? Where I work (defense contractor) every office has two computers: a PC connected to the Internet, a Sun box on the classified network, and ne'er the twain shall meet. As long as people remember that the two networks have different purposes, it goes quite well.
the next step is probably isolating the 8000 Taliban fighters that have moved to the Uzbekistan (sp?) border. They could be easily cut off in this area.
IANAG (I Am Not A General) but here's what the US is gonna do next...
I'm skeptical of the practical uses of GPS by space objects. Here's my reasoning:
By using GPS, you are limited to the locational accuracy of the GPS satellites. How old are those satellites? Surely some aspect of the technology they use to determine/maintain their own position has advanced in the time since they were launched. Hence, I would expect a new satellite to be better able to know its position without using GPS.
But hey. Research whatever you like, usually some good will come from it.
As a NH resident who supported him for Senator (and Governor too) this really bothers me. I may just have to send him a Strongly Worded Letter (tm).
How about this:
Start with "I love NH, Freedom, and the leading role NH has played in securing liberties" (live free or die is a mostly true thing)
Explain my background: Crypto student and now developer of a crypto device for the DoD.
Give business+privacy reasons why this is bad: trade secrets, lawyer/doctor client priviledge, love letters etc.
Give security reasons: "when guns are outlawed..." and explain that terrorists won't upgrade, and the single-point-of-failure issue (one k1dd13 who cracks a govt website now has access to everyone's data)
Closer:"thanks for reading, I hope we bring whoever is responsible to justice, but limiting American freedoms is not the way to fight Attacks on Freedom"
What points did I miss? This is only a very rough outline, and it's early in the morning.
Slashdot Mirror
Brilliant, but they will have to be careful not to infringe on any patents.
No prob, you didn't.
But you did seem curious as to whether I was.
They did make an offer, but I wasn't interested.
The particular job I'd be doing just looked too dull, so I went elsewhere. No grudges here.
Lunch: it's a Microsoft thing.
I mean, I interviewed there once, and they bought me lunch. Sure was tasty.
My name happens to be Joel, but surely that's a coincidence.
The Sneakemail service is my favorite spam-fighting tool.
Log in to Sneakemail every time a website asks for your email address. They give you a unique address (@sneakemail.com) which you then give to the website. At the Sneakemail site, you can configure it to either forward, hold, or trash your mail.
For instance, you can tell it to trash mail sent to your "RealAudio" address and hold mail sent to your "Google" address. Each time someone sends mail to any of those addresses, it sets up a new filter rule, which you can later change: mail from CmdrTaco to your "Slashdot" address can go through, but j12h31j2hjh@hotmail.com mail to "Slashdot" can be trashed.
Certainly you can do this yourself if you run your own mailserver, but this is easiest for me.
I was under the impression that there were far more surveillance cameras in London than those other cities mentioned. Would this work there?
If you had one you got the source code for the OS (Burroughs MCP)
MCP? Like in Tron?
Microsoft shares their software with their business experts to find flaws in their business model.
NSA shares their software with their security experts to find flaws in their security model.
You don't think this makes a big difference in the final product?
Ask New 2.4 Maintainer Marcelo Tosatti Anything
2.4 is my favorite software package. I hear the new version, "Linux," is going to be really good.
Hey, as long as we're posting offensive links about cats, you all should check out Kitty Porn.
Oh, I wouldn't say always...
There's a comic strip which may be what you're looking for: My New Filing Technique Is Unstoppable.
There's one on Karate at that site as well: My New Fighting Technique Is Unstoppable.
First a salad fork, and now a wine fork?
Call me an uncivilized brute, but I'll just use a glass, thanks.
The crashing usually results from overheating caused by the machines running 24/7, in small enclosures with poor, if any ventilation.
How is that stressful? That sounds like the conditions the box is likely to see in a typical dorm room.
BSD... it's like talking to a Canadian, it's not all that hard
Hey, at least the ugly girl got some.
But would that make the moral of the story "Linux blows?"
Even better is the end of the Fox News article.
When asked about Bert's current whereabouts, however, the spokeswoman replied: "No comment."
I would LOVE to have seen the look on her face when the reporter asked that question!
You want to use the internet from your desk? Tough. You sign up, get permission and walk to a room where unclassfied internet exists.
Why be so difficult? Where I work (defense contractor) every office has two computers: a PC connected to the Internet, a Sun box on the classified network, and ne'er the twain shall meet. As long as people remember that the two networks have different purposes, it goes quite well.
Roughly equal numbers of IIS and Apache. Normal enough. But the strange thing here is ... what about the other 32% of websites?
6. Repeat step 6 for as many actions as you want to modify for this file type.
Ah, I always wondered why this took so long. It's because you go into an infinite loop at the end. Perhaps I should run Windows on a Cray-3.
the next step is probably isolating the 8000 Taliban fighters that have moved to the Uzbekistan (sp?) border. They could be easily cut off in this area.
IANAG (I Am Not A General) but here's what the US is gonna do next...
I'm a cartographer
Yes, but is there a Doctor in the house?
(IANAD.)
I'm skeptical of the practical uses of GPS by space objects. Here's my reasoning:
By using GPS, you are limited to the locational accuracy of the GPS satellites. How old are those satellites? Surely some aspect of the technology they use to determine/maintain their own position has advanced in the time since they were launched. Hence, I would expect a new satellite to be better able to know its position without using GPS.
But hey. Research whatever you like, usually some good will come from it.
Think about what DEC/Alpha engineers did for AMD and then think about what these people could do for IBM or SUN or any number of companies.
Indeed. There's a Sun billboard near Boston that I drive by every once in a while that says "Alpha Engineers: we've got a better job for you."
Yeah, no kidding.
..." and explain that terrorists won't upgrade, and the single-point-of-failure issue (one k1dd13 who cracks a govt website now has access to everyone's data)
As a NH resident who supported him for Senator (and Governor too) this really bothers me. I may just have to send him a Strongly Worded Letter (tm).
How about this:
Start with "I love NH, Freedom, and the leading role NH has played in securing liberties" (live free or die is a mostly true thing)
Explain my background: Crypto student and now developer of a crypto device for the DoD.
Give business+privacy reasons why this is bad: trade secrets, lawyer/doctor client priviledge, love letters etc.
Give security reasons: "when guns are outlawed
Closer:"thanks for reading, I hope we bring whoever is responsible to justice, but limiting American freedoms is not the way to fight Attacks on Freedom"
What points did I miss? This is only a very rough outline, and it's early in the morning.