iirc a-radiation is the lesser of all evils
a-radiation are the cores of He atoms -- whats so bad with a proton+neutron?
b-radiation are high speed electrons
and g-radiation (gamma), the diablo of radiation are high energy electromagnetic waves
those are the worst
But then again it's been a while since i had to study the risks of those 3 radiatons
oh sorry i've read TFA by now and you're right
i've jumped conclusions too fast but heej i was distracted by the good-looking pictures
anyway i did some googling for it and find that iptables has a pds (port scan detection) module which is sadly not compiled in slackware's version of iptables and that
there is yet another something called ippersonality which is very outdated... the site has patches for kernel 2.4.18:( and i also found this thread http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/03/16/165 214&tid=172 which discussed a whitepaper released to encourage the behaviour of fooling portscanners like nmap
I wonder tho how they... know which os the bots are running?
i mean i use nmap, and other portscanners myself but the OS detection is just a sane guess and far from perfect
I also wonder what the 0.05 % of other OS'es are because i do think
this malware is written on the win32 api, so i rather guess these were inconclusive
OS fingerprinting and/or *Nix systems running a virtual machine or... wine... if this is possible (i'm not trying to troll here)
And if this is possible i do want to know what kind of measures the users of these non conclusive Os fingerprinting scans used because... it would stop many script-kiddies from trying to automatic crack your machines, if they can't find which OS you're running...
Anyone has some tips about this in particular How do i fool commonly used portscanners etc... in their OS detection... on Windows and *Nix systems?
mmm i think it's still handy to have an hands-on guide or something as a
computer screen doesn't read as well as regular paper imho Ever tried to read a 300 page book of a crt screen? it isn't comfortable !
i must agree killer-appz are a very important factor when choosing operating systems
people want to run:
winamp - yeah i know i use xmms myself but xmms doesn't ring a bell to most people
nero
photoshop
MSN messenger
MS Outlook
MS Excel
firewall --> the expensive firewall they purchased from the local computer guy
sadly this is mostly one of Symantec's products or McAfee;(
you can try to convince them to use better products but what they pay for they'll want to run
i think this has something to do with people don't like to admit their mistakes or in this case that they've waisted their money
Shareware isn't dead, it has just evolved. Anything that you make worth selling should be worth letting someone try out for an hour or two (or a chapter or two) first.
Shareware is evolved into what then? Some stupid one hour boring demo of 700 mb Shareware (apogee's) used to be 1/3 or 1/4 of the actual game back then counting for hours and hours of fun gameplay! if short demos is what shareware has evolved into... i want it to devolve as quickly as possible
##slackware channel is populated with +230 people atm...
which is a normal number in that support channel... granted ##gentoo got 3 times
that number easily, but you sir are just trolling!
i dont want to sound like an asshole or something but ./configure; make; make install is not the way to go
if configure fails it'll still try to make it... etc ./configure && make && make install is better assuming you are root when you compile things (and offcorse want the program to end in the your PATH)
best thing tho is to first read README INSTALL and then./configure and output the options to a file So you can consult them first before making the thing
./configure && make && make install are fine for most packages but for importants programs like mplayer,mencoder you should take all of your time you have to compile xvid, h..., Nvidia XvMC support,.... therefore first consult the configure options and read the documentation and for a lot of people doing all that is just hardcore! when my friends see me compile mplayer altho i have frontends of mplayers installed on their pc's and they use it daily they say damn you're a geek and damn GNU/linux is hard but then i always remind them of the fact that some guy did even more hardcore shit than i did to get to compile those win binaries that they are all using:D
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iirc a-radiation is the lesser of all evils
a-radiation are the cores of He atoms -- whats so bad with a proton+neutron?
b-radiation are high speed electrons
and g-radiation (gamma), the diablo of radiation are high energy electromagnetic waves
those are the worst
But then again it's been a while since i had to study the risks of
those 3 radiatons
my guess would be that they chose open source software
because it's just more democratic, it's software by the people
for the people
closed source software is software by a company for their clients!
mm i found the gentoo community to be very helpfull (i'm a slack user)
#debian on freenode on the other hand is just awful
I wonder if in the eyes of the creationists
Hanna-Barbera's flinstones http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flinstones is considered reality-tv
lol a toasters fan? :D
Oh my god
Average rating: 3.55 from 2390 users
I tried to rate it myself but you have to give it atleast one star
oh sorry i've read TFA by now and you're right
... the site has patches for kernel 2.4.18 :(5 214&tid=172
i've jumped conclusions too fast but heej i was distracted by the good-looking pictures
anyway i did some googling for it and find that iptables has a pds (port scan detection) module
which is sadly not compiled in slackware's version of iptables and that
there is yet another something called ippersonality
which is very outdated
and i also found this thread http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/03/16/16
which discussed a whitepaper released to encourage the behaviour of fooling
portscanners like nmap
I wonder tho how they ... know which os the bots are running?
... wine ...
... it would stop many script-kiddies from trying to automatic crack your machines, if they can't find which OS you're running ...
... in their OS detection ... on Windows and *Nix systems?
i mean i use nmap, and other portscanners myself but the OS detection
is just a sane guess and far from perfect
I also wonder what the 0.05 % of other OS'es are because i do think
this malware is written on the win32 api, so i rather guess these were inconclusive
OS fingerprinting and/or *Nix systems running a virtual machine or
if this is possible (i'm not trying to troll here)
And if this is possible i do want to know what kind of measures the users of these non conclusive
Os fingerprinting scans used because
Anyone has some tips about this in particular
How do i fool commonly used portscanners etc
mmm i think it's still handy to have an hands-on guide or something as a
computer screen doesn't read as well as regular paper imho
Ever tried to read a 300 page book of a crt screen?
it isn't comfortable !
i wouldn't mind that because then for once i can be the spelling and grammar nazi!
what about netcat: http://netcat.sourceforge.net/
people want to run:
sadly this is mostly one of Symantec's products or McAfee
you can try to convince them to use better products but what they pay for they'll want to run
i think this has something to do with people don't like to admit their mistakes or in this case that they've waisted their money
hehehehhehehe :D
woehahhaahahahahaha
that's a really good one
please people mod this one up for me
Mine is the same without the report part :D
Anyway my top list, excluding yours titles, in non alphabetical order:
and there are many more
i must agree this was very very funny
Some stupid one hour boring demo of 700 mb
Shareware (apogee's) used to be 1/3 or 1/4 of the actual game back then
counting for hours and hours of fun gameplay!
if short demos is what shareware has evolved into
devolve as quickly as possible
Knew like in PAST tense?
Who else thoughed at first this was an article
about an enlightenment wm release? heck they even used the icon of e1[67]
jezus even
... ... granted ##gentoo got 3 times
##slackware channel is populated with +230 people atm
which is a normal number in that support channel
that number easily, but you sir are just trolling!
depends :D
What's the spread on A ?
you should be ashamed !!!
Don't misuse the death for your trolling fuckface
i hope the slashdot ops once come to realise to just scrap your damn account!
maybe he was driving on the deutsche autobahn ...
i dont want to sound like an asshole or something but
./configure; make; make install is not the way to go ... etc
./configure && make && make install is better assuming you are root when you compile things ./configure and output the options to a file
./configure && make && make install are fine for most packages but for importants programs like mplayer,mencoder you should .... therefore first consult the configure options and read the documentation and for :D
if configure fails it'll still try to make it
(and offcorse want the program to end in the your PATH)
best thing tho is to first read README INSTALL and then
So you can consult them first before making the thing
take all of your time you have to compile xvid, h..., Nvidia XvMC support,
a lot of people doing all that is just hardcore!
when my friends see me compile mplayer altho i have frontends of mplayers installed on their pc's
and they use it daily they say damn you're a geek and damn GNU/linux is hard but then i always
remind them of the fact that some guy did even more hardcore shit than i did to get to compile those win
binaries that they are all using
and then they all shut up
1 line of dutch and the rest is in french :(