There's a park in Japan (Nagoya?) where the deer are 'tame' and grandma types make some money selling crackers to the tourists. The parents buy the crackers and hand them to their children to feed the 'cute' deer. The deer (if the kids are small enough) then nock the kids down so they drop the crackers and proceed to go about eating all the crackers, not the trickle that was coming out of the kids' hands. Then the grandmas come and kick the deers' asses since when they misbehave it cuts into their income.
Yeah, but from what I read, the attack was via a PERL regex library used by the javascript engine. So it was in something Apple just used and not something they wrote from scratch. <sarcasm> I'm sure had Apple written the whole thing from scratch, there'd be no bugs...</sarcasm>
Right, but as a parent, shouldn't I be willing to spend eternity in hell, to guaranty my children get to heaven? Or, maybe I'm using the wrong axioms for how I live my life...
If life is to preserved at all costs, then you must work very hard to earn money to send to Africa to help keep children there alive, live simply, eat as low on the food chain as possible so as to leave resources for other life, right?
Somewhat OT, but my wife was one of the early recipients of a credit card which expired after 1999. She used to crash gas pumps whenever she tried to pay at the pump.
Whenever I watch a horror/thriller movie, I'm always screaming at the TV, "Don't assume they're dead, until you've given them a double-tap to the head!"
"Theists": "You keep using that word, I don't think it means what you think it means..."
I don't have "faith" that there are no gods, I've used logic and evidence to discount the claims which people like you have made about reality. Show me some good logical arguments or evidence for your claims and I might take them seriously. Until then, I'll continue to discount your claims as a delusion.
Size matters, but make something 3 inches long, the diameter of a human hair out of lead or gold, then convert the matter completely to energy and that'd probably power your car for some time:-)
I thought about buying the kindle2 after I saw the XKCD comic on using it as a free anywhere in the US 3G web-browser...then I realized I don't need one of those. If I was still bike touring a lot, it'd be great for checking email and maps and keeping in touch, but I don't have time for that now. Now when I travel I tend to drive or fly, and take my MacBook.
I have to agree there, as a user of tinydns/dnscache, this bug doesn't affect me because I don't let other people serve their records from my install of DJBDNS. If I did, I'd likely ask them for a 'data' file, look it over manually and manually install it. yeah it's more of a PITA than AXFR, but for my needs it is fine.
Even the other bug with the 200 outstanding requests for a record would be problematic to exploit on my network, since I only allow trusted computers on my network and you have to be on my network to get to my dnscache server. So, the exploit would have to trick a resolver on a client computer on my network to make those 200 identical requests. I think breaking a window and taking my server would be easier:-)
New in box Mini (from before today's upgrade), only 1.83 GHz, 1GB ram, 80GB drive, and it went for a premium over apple prices...though the lack of tax probably makes up for it.
My lament for things like this is, "Sadly, I am not a market"
I often wonder why someone doesn't make things I'd pay good money for... it turns out I'm not the only one, but I'm one of few enough that making whatever it is would cost too much at that quantity.
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Bah, if Google had done it right in the first place, it'd have taken one guy updating a couple/few libraries!
My problem wasn't the blue penis, it was the blue balls. It reminded me about what I don't like about being married!
There's a park in Japan (Nagoya?) where the deer are 'tame' and grandma types make some money selling crackers to the tourists. The parents buy the crackers and hand them to their children to feed the 'cute' deer. The deer (if the kids are small enough) then nock the kids down so they drop the crackers and proceed to go about eating all the crackers, not the trickle that was coming out of the kids' hands. Then the grandmas come and kick the deers' asses since when they misbehave it cuts into their income.
Ah the circle of life.
My phone is stoopid, you insensitive clod!
You say that and I think of a C-5A Galaxy full of 2TB drives...
heh, my memory had conflated pcre and perl. That'll teach me to look shit up.
Yeah, but from what I read, the attack was via a PERL regex library used by the javascript engine. So it was in something Apple just used and not something they wrote from scratch. <sarcasm> I'm sure had Apple written the whole thing from scratch, there'd be no bugs...</sarcasm>
Right, but as a parent, shouldn't I be willing to spend eternity in hell, to guaranty my children get to heaven? Or, maybe I'm using the wrong axioms for how I live my life...
If life is to preserved at all costs, then you must work very hard to earn money to send to Africa to help keep children there alive, live simply, eat as low on the food chain as possible so as to leave resources for other life, right?
Shouldn't parents who believe that all abort their children then, so they're never born and go straight to heaven?
I think we were living in So Cal back then.
From what I remember, they'd crash and auto-reboot, but it would take awhile, so she'd go inside to pay.
Somewhat OT, but my wife was one of the early recipients of a credit card which expired after 1999. She used to crash gas pumps whenever she tried to pay at the pump.
Whenever I watch a horror/thriller movie, I'm always screaming at the TV, "Don't assume they're dead, until you've given them a double-tap to the head!"
"Theists": "You keep using that word, I don't think it means what you think it means..."
I don't have "faith" that there are no gods, I've used logic and evidence to discount the claims which people like you have made about reality. Show me some good logical arguments or evidence for your claims and I might take them seriously. Until then, I'll continue to discount your claims as a delusion.
Size matters, but make something 3 inches long, the diameter of a human hair out of lead or gold, then convert the matter completely to energy and that'd probably power your car for some time :-)
Yeah, what an idiot, no one would ever buy one of those.
I thought about buying the kindle2 after I saw the XKCD comic on using it as a free anywhere in the US 3G web-browser...then I realized I don't need one of those. If I was still bike touring a lot, it'd be great for checking email and maps and keeping in touch, but I don't have time for that now. Now when I travel I tend to drive or fly, and take my MacBook.
Well, given that he _was_ Mark Freaking Twain, he got to choose where he was born!
OT, but far less than 1/2. Not all women need them due to age, and even women who periodically menstrate only need them about 1/4 of the time.
I have to agree there, as a user of tinydns/dnscache, this bug doesn't affect me because I don't let other people serve their records from my install of DJBDNS. If I did, I'd likely ask them for a 'data' file, look it over manually and manually install it. yeah it's more of a PITA than AXFR, but for my needs it is fine.
Even the other bug with the 200 outstanding requests for a record would be problematic to exploit on my network, since I only allow trusted computers on my network and you have to be on my network to get to my dnscache server. So, the exploit would have to trick a resolver on a client computer on my network to make those 200 identical requests. I think breaking a window and taking my server would be easier :-)
The justification for it is at the demand level. People are still buying them at those prices.
http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Apple-Mac-Mini-1-83Ghz-Core-2-Duo-1GB-RAM-80GB-HDD_W0QQitemZ280317872335QQcmdZViewItemQQptZApple_Desktops?hash=item280317872335&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A2|65%3A13|39%3A1|240%3A1308
New in box Mini (from before today's upgrade), only 1.83 GHz, 1GB ram, 80GB drive, and it went for a premium over apple prices...though the lack of tax probably makes up for it.
My lament for things like this is, "Sadly, I am not a market"
I often wonder why someone doesn't make things I'd pay good money for... it turns out I'm not the only one, but I'm one of few enough that making whatever it is would cost too much at that quantity.
Terminate them with ',' (comma):
http://cr.yp.to/proto/netstrings.txt