Well im in the bathroom with my laptop right now, and it stinks like shit, and im at slashdot.org, so the site is slashdot, the smell is my ass, and send the notice that i have won the fruggen t-shirt to rabababoa@hotmail_nospamofcourse_.com. thank you and have a good day.
I am 16, represent the story's characteristics, and hate school. Not a good combo eh? So what did I do? Quit school:) The principal said I cant get a good job without at least a high school diploma... and uh. he was WRONG!! (cought you buy surprise eh?)... Now I am making 30/hr...
I am 16, and i am gonna install it and write corel's linux team a message FROM IT just to piss them off.. I hate it when big companies think theyre big shit and change things they have no right to. FUCK em!
I havent been keeping up on the corel linux news, they will rls the source right?
My opionion only, is that passwords CAN be relatively secure. I would go with https, and make sure you dont leave any cookies (obviously). Also make sure the passwords are encrypted on the server-side ( dont just throw the plain text passwords into a sql database!!! ). For the choosing of passwords, be very strict. I am assuming you are doing on-site work for this company. I would talk to the guy in charge over there, and convince them that they NEED secure, randomly generated passwords, and that the people should not write them down. because thats not a good idea:) Overall, on the client end, dont let them choose theyre own username or password! Try to use a randomly or in-order number for the username (not theyre employee id or matching any other number), and make the password randomly generated. Also, something else to note is that maybe you should think of doing extra layers of security. For example, when they hit this https server, make it prompt them for a u/p that they can choose the password, just as a simple yet annoying step (for any intruder). Then proceed to prompt them for theyre extremely-secure l/p... Also another good idea would to IP-Lock to theyre machine (to avoid outside interferance). (I may not be understanding the situation, but you can derive off these ideas) Because, after all, if someone were to hack this at the persons desk, its just as hard to go and pull the records from a file cabinet -- both require non-digital bravery:)
If you have tried a fresh install of 98 SE, with ie5 installed (and do it correctly!) you will notice that ie is an extremely stable process under the correct setup. Much better even that netscape is under windows. I have a theory... Netscape, although it used to be known for stability over IE, has since tried so hard to catch up with M$, that it sacrificed stability for features, and you end up with an unstable N. Its no fun. Netscape WILL go down. IE is for Windows, Mozilla (which i am decently faithful in) is for Linux. I am faithful that once mozilla gets rolling, netscape wont have a place in windoze or linux....
Its hard to believe that the things which made Ebay exciting and a fun place to check out are being removed by none other than the company itself. Anyone notice eBAY sucks lately?
You know CE is based upon the same code as 9x/NT. You know how much fun we could have with that?
I think that would be a great move for MS. Everyone is on them to go open-source. Since the ce code is basically like 9x/nt code, the benefits the code would receive under the gnu liscence (or similar) could be implemented into win2000 or theyre next viable release...
Instead of complaining about Windows, Why dont we help wiht it?
Linux is not for newbies people! The entire linux supporting community wants the average joe bob to use linux, but people are NOT ready for it. Or rather, its not ready for them! Give him windows 95 or 98. Strip down all the extra crap, install word 2000 or 97 or whatever, and internet explorer.
NOT AOL, no matter how much of a newbie, AOL is too simple and i am led to believe it actually makes you stupider. Let him learn netscape or IE (and well, netscape for 9x currently ~= buggy shit, so give him ie). win98se w/ ie5 has a crash rate of 0% when you 1) use it properly and 2) set it up properly. otherwise give him NT if you hate 9x. but remember its for him:)
rabababoa, the advocate for orange pop. linux has its uses. your grandpa's system isnt one of them.
Some of us like to buy ram:) Personally I liked it when you could buy a 128mb pc100 stick for $95, but now it seems to be over $250, so i am not buying it. I could really use it for a couple of server machiens too, but i aint buying it at these prices.
And the customers arent happy when I quote them a price then 2 days later the prices go up, right when they go to buy:(
Well, if the quake effects the factories, it must effect thousands if not millions of people. If it were false, and CNN was reporting on it, I think we would hear from someone who can prove otherwise:)
And for the record: I have 7 systems. Some of them are running Windoze. And I own one legal copy of 95, 98, and NT. (one of each). But have 98 on 4 machines.. NT server on one (I upgraded myself from wks to svr). Now I would NEVER go buy a 2nd copy of 98 to use for another system. Its rediculous. For abusiness maybe, but home users no!
Now, this is stupid. I am currently designing a system that uses that same type of system. Now amazon can suck it. How the hell does someone gain the right to patent a one click order system? They already exist all over!!!
Yep -- And the guy doing it doesent sound like a genius, so after any experience whatsoever with AOL, you would probably find that the passwords are stored in the registry, or a lightly or non encrypted file.
i would like to see the message received at the operamail end of it. I dont know if maybe the program sends the data to the operamail account and the 'hacker' further decrypts it from there or if its actually parsed at the client side..
somehow, just based on the nature of the 'attack', the guy in charge aint the biggest genius the world has ever seen. (something about wanting mad aol passwords just dont make me think 'genius'), so i would assume its something relatively simple. i am thinking he programmed it in Visual Basic 6.0 Pro he stole off a Top50 whoreboy warez site =] he went out and bought a vb book for dummies and it took him 40 days and 40 nights to finish his program. all at the same time being quiet about it because his mom is in the next room!!!!
Er.. Umn.. Well.. I run: Shoutcast MP3 server @ 56k Private FTP Server DHCP Server and Gateway (for other computers on my home LAN) All on NT4 Server SP4.. Pentium 200, 64mb ram. And the machine is usuable (thats what im using right now) And its been up for over 3 weeks... And my Windows 98, 95 boxes DONT crash. This will crash a windows box: 1) install bad software 2) put toghether hardware wrong 3) install software for hardware wrong This will crash a linux box: 1) install bad software 2) put toghether hardware wrong 3) install software for hardware wrong =]
You WILL need more bandwidth than i think you are thinking of =[
But Hardware, I would just go Dual celery 366 with 128 pc100.. You can get each chip for around 65 us, then the stick of 128 will be around 125 (cheeze memory prices have gone up!!) Motherboard : Abit BP6 (got one, love it!) goes for 130 us.
I have recently created a complete inventory system for an account we had, and opted to go with a web interface. PHP3 on Apache is god. Just install apache on the box, create a little script-o-matic connected to a database, and walla you have all the connectivity you will ever want!
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...and im going down to theyre office monday morning to see one of these things. i live 10 minutes away hehe
yes i have episode1 on VCD right now, eat a dick
Well im in the bathroom with my laptop right now, and it stinks like shit, and im at slashdot.org, so the site is slashdot, the smell is my ass, and send the notice that i have won the fruggen t-shirt to rabababoa@hotmail_nospamofcourse_.com. thank you and have a good day.
I am 16, represent the story's characteristics, and hate school. Not a good combo eh? So what did I do? Quit school :)
The principal said I cant get a good job without at least a high school diploma... and uh. he was WRONG!! (cought you buy surprise eh?)... Now I am making 30/hr...
I am 16, and i am gonna install it and write corel's linux team a message FROM IT just to piss them off.. I hate it when big companies think theyre big shit and change things they have no right to. FUCK em!
I havent been keeping up on the corel linux news, they will rls the source right?
My opionion only, is that passwords CAN be relatively secure. I would go with https, and make sure you dont leave any cookies (obviously). Also make sure the passwords are encrypted on the server-side ( dont just throw the plain text passwords into a sql database!!! ). For the choosing of passwords, be very strict. I am assuming you are doing on-site work for this company. I would talk to the guy in charge over there, and convince them that they NEED secure, randomly generated passwords, and that the people should not write them down. because thats not a good idea :) Overall, on the client end, dont let them choose theyre own username or password! Try to use a randomly or in-order number for the username (not theyre employee id or matching any other number), and make the password randomly generated. Also, something else to note is that maybe you should think of doing extra layers of security. For example, when they hit this https server, make it prompt them for a u/p that they can choose the password, just as a simple yet annoying step (for any intruder). Then proceed to prompt them for theyre extremely-secure l/p... Also another good idea would to IP-Lock to theyre machine (to avoid outside interferance). (I may not be understanding the situation, but you can derive off these ideas) Because, after all, if someone were to hack this at the persons desk, its just as hard to go and pull the records from a file cabinet -- both require non-digital bravery :)
If you have tried a fresh install of 98 SE, with ie5 installed (and do it correctly!) you will notice that ie is an extremely stable process under the correct setup. Much better even that netscape is under windows. I have a theory... Netscape, although it used to be known for stability over IE, has since tried so hard to catch up with M$, that it sacrificed stability for features, and you end up with an unstable N. Its no fun. Netscape WILL go down. IE is for Windows, Mozilla (which i am decently faithful in) is for Linux. I am faithful that once mozilla gets rolling, netscape wont have a place in windoze or linux....
The thing is that the search engine would normally undoubtedly turn up the right page -- its censorship!
Its hard to believe that the things which made Ebay exciting and a fun place to check out are being removed by none other than the company itself. Anyone notice eBAY sucks lately?
You know CE is based upon the same code as 9x/NT. You know how much fun we could have with that?
I think that would be a great move for MS. Everyone is on them to go open-source. Since the ce code is basically like 9x/nt code, the benefits the code would receive under the gnu liscence (or similar) could be implemented into win2000 or theyre next viable release...
Instead of complaining about Windows, Why dont we help wiht it?
Linux is not for newbies people! The entire linux supporting community wants the average joe bob to use linux, but people are NOT ready for it. Or rather, its not ready for them! Give him windows 95 or 98. Strip down all the extra crap, install word 2000 or 97 or whatever, and internet explorer.
:)
NOT AOL, no matter how much of a newbie, AOL is too simple and i am led to believe it actually makes you stupider. Let him learn netscape or IE (and well, netscape for 9x currently ~= buggy shit, so give him ie). win98se w/ ie5 has a crash rate of 0% when you 1) use it properly and 2) set it up properly. otherwise give him NT if you hate 9x. but remember its for him
rabababoa, the advocate for orange pop. linux has its uses. your grandpa's system isnt one of them.
flame me to hell!
Some of us like to buy ram :)
:(
Personally I liked it when you could buy a 128mb pc100 stick for $95, but now it seems to be over $250, so i am not buying it. I could really use it for a couple of server machiens too, but i aint buying it at these prices.
And the customers arent happy when I quote them a price then 2 days later the prices go up, right when they go to buy
Well, if the quake effects the factories, it must effect thousands if not millions of people. If it were false, and CNN was reporting on it, I think we would hear from someone who can prove otherwise :)
And for the record: I have 7 systems. Some of them are running Windoze. And I own one legal copy of 95, 98, and NT. (one of each). But have 98 on 4 machines.. NT server on one (I upgraded myself from wks to svr). Now I would NEVER go buy a 2nd copy of 98 to use for another system. Its rediculous. For abusiness maybe, but home users no!
Who the hell's idea was that? If It was billy's, I no longer have any reason not to break in and steal a million. He wont even notice :)
metallica, nin, manson, and sometimes some rap that gots some hardcore jams!
Only problem is that at that speed, my hard drive wouldent be able to keep up with my connection!
Now, this is stupid. I am currently designing a system that uses that same type of system. Now amazon can suck it. How the hell does someone gain the right to patent a one click order system? They already exist all over!!!
Yep -- And the guy doing it doesent sound like a genius, so after any experience whatsoever with AOL, you would probably find that the passwords are stored in the registry, or a lightly or non encrypted file.
i would like to see the message received at the operamail end of it. I dont know if maybe the program sends the data to the operamail account and the 'hacker' further decrypts it from there or if its actually parsed at the client side..
somehow, just based on the nature of the 'attack', the guy in charge aint the biggest genius the world has ever seen. (something about wanting mad aol passwords just dont make me think 'genius'), so i would assume its something relatively simple. i am thinking he programmed it in Visual Basic 6.0 Pro he stole off a Top50 whoreboy warez site =]
he went out and bought a vb book for dummies and it took him 40 days and 40 nights to finish his program. all at the same time being quiet about it because his mom is in the next room!!!!
Anyone too stupid to open the attatchment and use aol in the first place deserves it.
I want an AOL shell so i cna be leet' =]
But WHO THE HELL WOULD WANT AOL ACCOUNTS? (other than to go into sex chat's under the persons name hehe)
Er.. Umn.. Well.. I run: Shoutcast MP3 server @ 56k Private FTP Server DHCP Server and Gateway (for other computers on my home LAN) All on NT4 Server SP4.. Pentium 200, 64mb ram. And the machine is usuable (thats what im using right now) And its been up for over 3 weeks... And my Windows 98, 95 boxes DONT crash. This will crash a windows box: 1) install bad software 2) put toghether hardware wrong 3) install software for hardware wrong This will crash a linux box: 1) install bad software 2) put toghether hardware wrong 3) install software for hardware wrong =]
You WILL need more bandwidth than i think you are thinking of =[
But Hardware, I would just go Dual celery 366 with 128 pc100.. You can get each chip for around 65 us, then the stick of 128 will be around 125 (cheeze memory prices have gone up!!)
Motherboard : Abit BP6 (got one, love it!) goes for 130 us.
I have recently created a complete inventory system for an account we had, and opted to go with a web interface. PHP3 on Apache is god. Just install apache on the box, create a little script-o-matic connected to a database, and walla you have all the connectivity you will ever want!