On some sites, increasing font sizes makes the entire page unreadable with text from one area of the page overlapping text on other areas of the page that it shouldn't be.
Wouldn't it be a lot better if they would strip the HTML, graphics and leave plain unformatted text with hyperlinks, the words being compressed using a shared dictionary of the words in all pages?
That is a great way to fit every blog on the planet on an 80 gig drive and have 79.9 more gigs to spare for other sites.
If you mean broadcast domain, you're wrong, at least in modern switched networks. If you can find someone still running on shared media (hubs) or unencrypted WLAN, then yes, all of the traffic is accessible. Otherwise, that RTP packet isn't going to appear at the switch port you're plugged into unless you have admin access to the switch
Using ARP spoofing, you can sniff traffic of other machines on a switched network without needing admin access to the switch itself.
So, in other words, you are living at your job? Why even pay for an apartment or house? Just bring your bed and pillows to the job and you can save on a huge amount of gas money while being available 24/7 like any old good slave...uhm... hard worker would.
I am not totally familiar with the details of how digital cable is implemented, but doesn't digital cable only send 1 channel per digital cable tuner over the cable link?
And the truly paranoids execute said files in virtual instances (e.g. a junk VMWare session that'll be trashed immediately after that)
That is assuming that VMWare doesn't have any security issues to worry about. Wouldn't the "truly paranoid" execute the said files on a separate machine that isn't connected to anything and then completely wipe the machine and reimage it from a known good image when they are done?
Also, do any of you know any lossless algorithms for media (movies, images, music, etc)? Most algorithms perform poorly in this area, but I thought that perhaps there were some specifically designed for this.
I know of one for music called FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec).
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O'neil, is that you??
Food.
Lose an ear.
On some sites, increasing font sizes makes the entire page unreadable with text from one area of the page overlapping text on other areas of the page that it shouldn't be.
File a bug report!
The sound of your hearing going bad.
To support your favorite distro?
Was it illegal to rip out commercials on an old tape and give it to a friend?
That is a great way to fit every blog on the planet on an 80 gig drive and have 79.9 more gigs to spare for other sites.
Maybe have a grace period between the time one registers and the time they are allowed to post or post replies?
Using ARP spoofing, you can sniff traffic of other machines on a switched network without needing admin access to the switch itself.
Wouldn't it be longer than 24 hours to account for more than one time zone?
dll files.
Then, ISPs would be replacing statistics on popular sites with their transparent proxies to make themself look better than anyone else.
CVS
Ah, that explains why people in the UK are using...AOL!
I forgot to wrap my post in tags.
So, in other words, you are living at your job? Why even pay for an apartment or house? Just bring your bed and pillows to the job and you can save on a huge amount of gas money while being available 24/7 like any old good slave...uhm... hard worker would.
According to "man ld.so" in Ubuntu Linux, it says you would put the additional library path(s) in $LD_LIBRARY_PATH
I am not totally familiar with the details of how digital cable is implemented, but doesn't digital cable only send 1 channel per digital cable tuner over the cable link?
That is assuming that VMWare doesn't have any security issues to worry about. Wouldn't the "truly paranoid" execute the said files on a separate machine that isn't connected to anything and then completely wipe the machine and reimage it from a known good image when they are done?
You read the article?
It respawns at a new location.
Your days are longer than 24 hours?
I know of one for music called FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec).