* Line: 46
Parse Error - second two]
* Line: 91 Context :.parser-container div
Invalid number : color orange is not a color value : orange
* Line: 97 Context :.parser
Property error doesn't exist : }
* Line: 100 Context :.parser
Property m rgin doesn't exist : 2em
* Line: 100
Parse error - Unrecognized : };
* Line: 102 Context :.parser
Invalid number : width only 0 can be a length. You must put an unit after your number : 200
* Line: 103 Context :.parser
Parse Error - ! error;
* Line: 103 Context :.parser
Parse error - Unrecognized : }
An old earth is certainly compatible with the Bible. The Bible doesn't say that a "day" in the creation story is a literal day. It actually says that in God's perspective time doesn't matter.
But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day. (2 Peter 3:8, KJV)
This concept even dates back to the Psalms of the Old Testament:
For a thousand years in your sight are like a day that has just gone by, or like a watch in the night. (Psalm 90:4, NIV)
So any Christian declaration that the earth must not be older than a specific age just doesn't add up, by the Bible's own text.
> while true ; do openssl speed ; done Doing md2 for 3s on 16 size blocks: 511846 md2's in 3.00s Doing md2 for 3s on 64 size blocks: 278228 md2's in 3.00s Doing md2 for 3s on 256 size blocks: 98836 md2's in 3.00s Doing md2 for 3s on 1024 size blocks: 27645 md2's in 3.00s Doing md2 for 3s on 8192 size blocks: 3574 md2's in 3.01s [... continues...]
That is interesting. I didn't know that ELF had such a feature. So that makes it supportable for Linux, Solaris, and some BSD versions. More cross-platform, but not for all. I wish AIX and HPUX would modernize.:(
This is interesting, but it obviously relies on the behavior of the GNU dynamic loader.. so it is not cross-platform. For those of use that use linux in addition to *BSD, Solaris, AIX and HPUX, this is not a real option.
actually, idn works in firefox 1.0.1, but the punycode URL is displayed instead of the unicode characters. This is still a temporary solution. It can be overridden by changing network.IDN_show_punycode to false.
IE6 chokes on the W3C XHTML 1.1 DTD. Don't ask me why.. but it displays an error and won't render the page. If I remvove the DTD (but leave the Doctype), the page renders fine (and actually still validates). *sigh*
Yes, GCC has had many ABI changes, However, GLIBC since version 2.1 has not. They maintain what is called "versioned symbols" so that when something changes, they can provide two implementations, and the correct one is selected at load time during symbol resolution. This is EXACTLY the scheme that Solaris uses (its part of ELF, which Sun had a significant hand in). If you want your binary to be portable, build it against an older version of glibc and it will run on all newer versions.
I see from the list of ports that they include only one MIPSs port, while Debian includes two: "mips" and "mipsel" (little endian). They are binary incompatible and run on entirely different hardware. Big-endian MIPS runs on SGIs and such while little-endian MIPS runs on Decstations and such.
I don't know which Gentoo has, but it doesn't have both.
I think you are confusing the default install with the base install (the real minimum). A base-only system comes in around 20 MB. I havn't looked in a few years, so I don't know exactly.. and it will vary slightly per platform, so corrections are welcome. But the minimum install is well under 100MB.
FYI, in modern cars, using engine breaking on the downhills can will use less gas than putting it in neutral. The inertia of the car moving keeps the cylinders turning with minimal fuel. Of course, this might not be helpful if you're just going to have to go back uphill.. but if there's a stop sign or light at the bottom of the hill, its probably worth it.
No, you can do a DNS cache poisoning attack. It is pretty hard to DNS cache poison a address like www.paypal.com because it is already in the cache of most DNS servers (because of the site's popularity). But, there is nothing stopping you from cache poisoning a hostname that no one has tried to connect to yet.
Say for example I'm a phisher and am trying this attack. I send my phishing spam to all of the earthlink.net accounts I have, using the IDN url. At the same time, I start a DNS cache poisoning attack, using spoofed DNS packets that look like they come from paypal, sending to all the known earthlink DNS servers. The DNS servers accept the spoofed packets when they do a query, poisoning the cache. All the client sees is the whitelisted Unicode URL.
The problem with whitelisting TLDs is that this ignores problems with bogus third-level domains/hosts. The listed registrars prevent registering look-alike domains, but no one controls look alike third-level domains.
For example, ωωω.paypal.jp (using greek omega). This can be combined with a DNS cache attack.
*) SECURITY: CAN-2004-0942 (cve.mitre.org)
Fix for memory consumption DoS in handling of MIME folded request
headers. [Joe Orton]
*) SECURITY: CAN-2004-0885 (cve.mitre.org)
mod_ssl: Fix a bug which allowed an SSLCipherSuite setting to be
bypassed during an SSL renegotiation. PR 31505.
[Hartmut Keil <Hartmut.Keil adnovum.ch>, Joe Orton]
Sorry, thats not transactional. Transactional means that either the message will be delievered and accepted, or it won't. There is no in between state. The sender is notified of the results. There cannot be a gurantee of delivery. The receiving side may fail, but any steps that it performed will be wound back to its original state.
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I'm confused, is this supposed to be valid CSS2? The W3C CSS validator finds 8 errors in the page.
.parser-container div .parser .parser .parser .parser .parser
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CSS validator results
* Line: 46
Parse Error - second two]
* Line: 91 Context :
Invalid number : color orange is not a color value : orange
* Line: 97 Context :
Property error doesn't exist : }
* Line: 100 Context :
Property m rgin doesn't exist : 2em
* Line: 100
Parse error - Unrecognized : };
* Line: 102 Context :
Invalid number : width only 0 can be a length. You must put an unit after your number : 200
* Line: 103 Context :
Parse Error - ! error;
* Line: 103 Context :
Parse error - Unrecognized : }
Great, just like ISS, the biggest boondoggle yet.
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An old earth is certainly compatible with the Bible. The Bible doesn't say that a "day" in the creation story is a literal day. It actually says that in God's perspective time doesn't matter.
But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day. (2 Peter 3:8, KJV)
This concept even dates back to the Psalms of the Old Testament:
For a thousand years in your sight are like a day that has just gone by, or like a watch in the night. (Psalm 90:4, NIV)
So any Christian declaration that the earth must not be older than a specific age just doesn't add up, by the Bible's own text.
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Fire off one of these per processor:
...]
> while true ; do openssl speed ; done
Doing md2 for 3s on 16 size blocks: 511846 md2's in 3.00s
Doing md2 for 3s on 64 size blocks: 278228 md2's in 3.00s
Doing md2 for 3s on 256 size blocks: 98836 md2's in 3.00s
Doing md2 for 3s on 1024 size blocks: 27645 md2's in 3.00s
Doing md2 for 3s on 8192 size blocks: 3574 md2's in 3.01s
[... continues
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That is interesting. I didn't know that ELF had such a feature. So that makes it supportable for Linux, Solaris, and some BSD versions. More cross-platform, but not for all. I wish AIX and HPUX would modernize. :(
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This is interesting, but it obviously relies on the behavior of the GNU dynamic loader.. so it is not cross-platform. For those of use that use linux in addition to *BSD, Solaris, AIX and HPUX, this is not a real option.
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actually, idn works in firefox 1.0.1, but the punycode URL is displayed instead of the unicode characters. This is still a temporary solution. It can be overridden by changing network.IDN_show_punycode to false.
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IE6 chokes on the W3C XHTML 1.1 DTD. Don't ask me why.. but it displays an error and won't render the page. If I remvove the DTD (but leave the Doctype), the page renders fine (and actually still validates). *sigh*
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If you're dlopen()-ing glibc, I think you have bigger problems.
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Yes, GCC has had many ABI changes, However, GLIBC since version 2.1 has not. They maintain what is called "versioned symbols" so that when something changes, they can provide two implementations, and the correct one is selected at load time during symbol resolution. This is EXACTLY the scheme that Solaris uses (its part of ELF, which Sun had a significant hand in). If you want your binary to be portable, build it against an older version of glibc and it will run on all newer versions.
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My SGI Indy is running woody. It works quite well, albeit slowly. It is perfectly suitable for a X terminal.
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I see from the list of ports that they include only one MIPSs port, while Debian includes two: "mips" and "mipsel" (little endian). They are binary incompatible and run on entirely different hardware. Big-endian MIPS runs on SGIs and such while little-endian MIPS runs on Decstations and such.
I don't know which Gentoo has, but it doesn't have both.
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I think you are confusing the default install with the base install (the real minimum). A base-only system comes in around 20 MB. I havn't looked in a few years, so I don't know exactly.. and it will vary slightly per platform, so corrections are welcome. But the minimum install is well under 100MB.
-molo
FYI, in modern cars, using engine breaking on the downhills can will use less gas than putting it in neutral. The inertia of the car moving keeps the cylinders turning with minimal fuel. Of course, this might not be helpful if you're just going to have to go back uphill.. but if there's a stop sign or light at the bottom of the hill, its probably worth it.
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Have any stories about the Japanese legal system? I'm curious. Thanks.
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No, you can do a DNS cache poisoning attack. It is pretty hard to DNS cache poison a address like www.paypal.com because it is already in the cache of most DNS servers (because of the site's popularity). But, there is nothing stopping you from cache poisoning a hostname that no one has tried to connect to yet.
Say for example I'm a phisher and am trying this attack. I send my phishing spam to all of the earthlink.net accounts I have, using the IDN url. At the same time, I start a DNS cache poisoning attack, using spoofed DNS packets that look like they come from paypal, sending to all the known earthlink DNS servers. The DNS servers accept the spoofed packets when they do a query, poisoning the cache. All the client sees is the whitelisted Unicode URL.
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The problem with whitelisting TLDs is that this ignores problems with bogus third-level domains/hosts. The listed registrars prevent registering look-alike domains, but no one controls look alike third-level domains.
For example, ωωω.paypal.jp (using greek omega). This can be combined with a DNS cache attack.
-molo
Dude, that rocks. I'm looking for a comprable section in msoe50.inf, for Outlook Express, but I don't see it. Any clues here?
Thanks.
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Microsoft stock stopped rising years ago. See here:
MSFT 5 years
MSFT max
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Debian is using XFree86 4.3.0 + patches that are licensed properly. The plan is to release Sarge with this version and then switch over to Xorg.
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They did make it.. but they weakened it down to 50 megatons to test it. The 100 megaton version would have made too much fallout. See here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsar_Bomba
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Ah, sorry if that wasn't clear.. I am considering delivery to the final recipient, not delivery to the queue. You are correct in that case.
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Sorry, thats not transactional. Transactional means that either the message will be delievered and accepted, or it won't. There is no in between state. The sender is notified of the results. There cannot be a gurantee of delivery. The receiving side may fail, but any steps that it performed will be wound back to its original state.
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Good points, thanks.
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