I think some of their fiber-repair guys once decided to haul the cut ends inside the van for repair due to inclimate weather. They brought each end in a separate door, and repaired it.
ROTFL - do you have a source on this? I must share this with everyone I know.
I have yet seen no good remarks why this wouldn't be a Great Way to get the kernel more modular. Someone have an answer?
Well, at least as it stands...
Security is completely unimplemented. Someone could use corba interfaces to read any file on your system, for example (if the CORBA-FileServer module is installed). Thus, this is really more for prototyping and development than actual real world use.
I don't know how difficult it will be to secure this, but I suspect it will be a daunting task.
Available now: an all-in-one entertainment appliance with voice and data messaging built-in! This sleek and elegant screen hangs on the main wall of your residence so you can see it from anywhere in your home.
All messages are routed through the government's storage facility for, uh, security and convenience. Can't recall what you wrote to that collegue at work or that girl you just met? Not to worry, just submit form KY-23 and the Ministry of Health and Records will let you know!
Agreed. I would also like to note that cultural purity arguments of any type are closed-minded and restrict us from enjoying the benefits of each others' cultures.
The Nazi's wanted to keep the Arian race pure (Godwin's law, yeah, yeah) and we all know how bad an idea that was. Marrying within one's own faith has been a long-standing tradition, but how many people's true love was simply brought up believing another (perhaps even similar) set of religious beliefs.
Open minds are always going to be more likely to succeed since they will see all possibilities rather than merely a subset.
Depending on how Microsoft is using the code, it may be required to release some or all the Windows source code to avoid violating the license provisions.
I have to agree with you, but what if they actually did? Imagine being on the legal team that brings M$ to court over such a violation. Excuse me, I have to get a towel.
You can use that if you like without interfering with transfers since you are using TCP connections to do the transfers. "Block WAN requests" is another way of saying "filter ICMP" - your router just won't respond to ICMP echo requests (type 8 IIRC).
where does this "massive bandwidth because it's relayed" requirement come from? Relaying/proxying should only ever require an O(1) signalling overhead. And O() is a kind function in this situation.
A----B----C
Relaying data from A through B to C for 23 million hosts is massive traffic, which requires massive bandwidth. B telling A what C's address is and C what A's address is requires less traffic/bandwidth.
This would be nice, but I would also like it to inform the person trying to schedule a meeting at a given time that such-and-such is/are busy then. It let's you know who to ask to reschedule their conflict if the meeting is important enough.
Actually the "DMZ" function of the Linksys router is really just a "disable" function. The PC that is designated as being in the DMZ is afforded no protection from the router, which is as good as hooking it straight to the Internet.
From the website: DMZ Hosting allows one user to be exposed to the Internet, bypassing the Router's firewall security while the rest of the network remains protected.
Remember that story (maybe someone still has a link...) about pictures from a tech show in Japan. There were lots of these, and they looked better, with the cameras mounted in the center of the phone rather than hanging off the edge like this one. Wait awhile and we'll see plenty more... and better.
% Rights restricted by copyright. See http://www.apnic.net/db/dbcopyright.html
inetnum: 210.144.0.0 - 210.159.255.255
netname: JPNIC-NET-JP
descr: Japan Network Information Center
country: JP
admin-c: JNIC1-AP
tech-c: JNIC1-AP
remarks: JPNIC Allocation Block
remarks: Authoritative information regarding assignments and
remarks: allocations made from within this block can also be
remarks: queried at whois.nic.ad.jp. To obtain an English
remarks: output query whois -h whois.nic.ad.jp x.x.x.x/e
mnt-by: MAINT-JPNIC
changed: apnic-ftp@nic.ad.jp 19991208
source: APNIC
role: Japan Network Information Center
address: Fuundo Bldg. 3F, 1-2 Kanda-Ogawamachi
address: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0052, Japan
phone: +81-3-5297-2311
fax-no: +81-3-5297-2312
e-mail: hostmaster@nic.ad.jp
admin-c: NM6-AP
tech-c: YM15-AP
tech-c: IK6-AP
tech-c: KM19-AP
nic-hdl: JNIC1-AP
mnt-by: MAINT-JPNIC
changed: apnic-ftp@nic.ad.jp 19990629
source: APNIC
inetnum: 210.155.84.0 - 210.155.86.255
netname: SAKURA-NET
descr: SAKURA Internet Inc.
descr: Senba-Tsutada-bldg. 2F, 1-9-7 Minami-kyuhoji
descr: Chuo-ku, Osaka, Osaka 541-0058, Japan
country: JP
admin-c: KT749JP
tech-c: KT749JP
tech-c: HS821JP
remarks: This information has been partially mirrored by APNIC from
remarks: JPNIC. To obtain more specific information, please use the
remarks: JPNIC whois server at whois.nic.ad.jp. (This defaults to
remarks: Japanese output, use the/e switch for English output)
remarks: This information has been partially mirrored by APNIC from
remarks: JPNIC. To obtain more specific information, please use the
remarks: JPNIC whois server at whois.nic.ad.jp. (This defaults to
remarks: Japanese output, use the/e switch for English output)
changed: apnic-ftp@nic.ad.jp 19971023
changed: apnic-ftp@nic.ad.jp 20001123
source: JPNIC
I haven't heard much mention of the change from ipchains to iptables. I have been waiting for the production 2.4 kernel release to update my firewall from 2.2.17 and would like to know how it works from someone who has taken the plunge already.
OK so xpdf doesn't provide the best clarity (sometimes I can't even read documents using it) but Acrobat reader is available for Linux for free and it works great. Now if they would just release a version that supports searching.
"Could you be more specific? I get so many rides home from jail." -- Half Baked.
Seriously, though, yeah and you are right. The police won't even necessarily inform you that you have the right to an attorney, although they are supposed to. In my case they refused my request to speak with an attorney (my brother) since they assumed I did not already have an attorney, but only wanted to (find and) speak to an attorney. I learned later that they should have honored my request since I had the number in my head and only had to pick up a phone. Make sure you always say, "I want to speak with my attorney."
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ROTFL - do you have a source on this? I must share this with everyone I know.
Well, at least as it stands ...
Security is completely unimplemented. Someone could use corba interfaces to read any file on your system, for example (if the CORBA-FileServer module is installed). Thus, this is really more for prototyping and development than actual real world use.
I don't know how difficult it will be to secure this, but I suspect it will be a daunting task.
All messages are routed through the government's storage facility for, uh, security and convenience. Can't recall what you wrote to that collegue at work or that girl you just met? Not to worry, just submit form KY-23 and the Ministry of Health and Records will let you know!
What the market will bear.
Recall also that KT showed how even open source cannot be trusted.
The Nazi's wanted to keep the Arian race pure (Godwin's law, yeah, yeah) and we all know how bad an idea that was. Marrying within one's own faith has been a long-standing tradition, but how many people's true love was simply brought up believing another (perhaps even similar) set of religious beliefs.
Open minds are always going to be more likely to succeed since they will see all possibilities rather than merely a subset.
Linus Torvalds - b. 12/28/1969
I have to agree with you, but what if they actually did? Imagine being on the legal team that brings M$ to court over such a violation. Excuse me, I have to get a towel.
You can use that if you like without interfering with transfers since you are using TCP connections to do the transfers. "Block WAN requests" is another way of saying "filter ICMP" - your router just won't respond to ICMP echo requests (type 8 IIRC).
Here ya go.
A----B----C
Relaying data from A through B to C for 23 million hosts is massive traffic, which requires massive bandwidth. B telling A what C's address is and C what A's address is requires less traffic/bandwidth.
This would be nice, but I would also like it to inform the person trying to schedule a meeting at a given time that such-and-such is/are busy then. It let's you know who to ask to reschedule their conflict if the meeting is important enough.
From the website: DMZ Hosting allows one user to be exposed to the Internet, bypassing the Router's firewall security while the rest of the network remains protected.
Remember that story (maybe someone still has a link ...) about pictures from a tech show in Japan. There were lots of these, and they looked better, with the cameras mounted in the center of the phone rather than hanging off the edge like this one. Wait awhile and we'll see plenty more ... and better.
[whois3.apnic.net]
/e switch for English output)
/e switch for English output)
% Rights restricted by copyright. See http://www.apnic.net/db/dbcopyright.html
inetnum: 210.144.0.0 - 210.159.255.255
netname: JPNIC-NET-JP
descr: Japan Network Information Center
country: JP
admin-c: JNIC1-AP
tech-c: JNIC1-AP
remarks: JPNIC Allocation Block
remarks: Authoritative information regarding assignments and
remarks: allocations made from within this block can also be
remarks: queried at whois.nic.ad.jp. To obtain an English
remarks: output query whois -h whois.nic.ad.jp x.x.x.x/e
mnt-by: MAINT-JPNIC
changed: apnic-ftp@nic.ad.jp 19991208
source: APNIC
role: Japan Network Information Center
address: Fuundo Bldg. 3F, 1-2 Kanda-Ogawamachi
address: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0052, Japan
phone: +81-3-5297-2311
fax-no: +81-3-5297-2312
e-mail: hostmaster@nic.ad.jp
admin-c: NM6-AP
tech-c: YM15-AP
tech-c: IK6-AP
tech-c: KM19-AP
nic-hdl: JNIC1-AP
mnt-by: MAINT-JPNIC
changed: apnic-ftp@nic.ad.jp 19990629
source: APNIC
inetnum: 210.155.84.0 - 210.155.86.255
netname: SAKURA-NET
descr: SAKURA Internet Inc.
descr: Senba-Tsutada-bldg. 2F, 1-9-7 Minami-kyuhoji
descr: Chuo-ku, Osaka, Osaka 541-0058, Japan
country: JP
admin-c: KT749JP
tech-c: KT749JP
tech-c: HS821JP
remarks: This information has been partially mirrored by APNIC from
remarks: JPNIC. To obtain more specific information, please use the
remarks: JPNIC whois server at whois.nic.ad.jp. (This defaults to
remarks: Japanese output, use the
remarks: This information has been partially mirrored by APNIC from
remarks: JPNIC. To obtain more specific information, please use the
remarks: JPNIC whois server at whois.nic.ad.jp. (This defaults to
remarks: Japanese output, use the
changed: apnic-ftp@nic.ad.jp 19971023
changed: apnic-ftp@nic.ad.jp 20001123
source: JPNIC
That is what the -f switch is for.
And I don't mean the protocol. Jesus, I had to use ping about 10 times already today...
View, Internet Options, Advanced, Disable all cookie use.
Netscape:
Edit, Preferences, Advanced, Disable cookies.
Lynx, KFM, Mozilla - you don't need to be told how.
This amounts to forced upgrading, and presumably, clients should not be required to pay repeatedly for using data they generated themselves.
Sweeet - thanks.
Thanks :)
I haven't heard much mention of the change from ipchains to iptables. I have been waiting for the production 2.4 kernel release to update my firewall from 2.2.17 and would like to know how it works from someone who has taken the plunge already.
OK so xpdf doesn't provide the best clarity (sometimes I can't even read documents using it) but Acrobat reader is available for Linux for free and it works great. Now if they would just release a version that supports searching.
"Could you be more specific? I get so many rides home from jail." -- Half Baked.
Seriously, though, yeah and you are right. The police won't even necessarily inform you that you have the right to an attorney, although they are supposed to. In my case they refused my request to speak with an attorney (my brother) since they assumed I did not already have an attorney, but only wanted to (find and) speak to an attorney. I learned later that they should have honored my request since I had the number in my head and only had to pick up a phone. Make sure you always say, "I want to speak with my attorney."
Considering the circumstances, I would be checking to see if my credits would transfer.