Thanks for the details. You should write to the NYT Editor and let him know what a bogus article it is. They might even publish it in the op-ed section.
Wow, what are the marketing people at MS smoking these days? They've obviously moved onto hard stuff. Rember the says of MS Bob? Marketing is a gateway drug.
Hi, I'm considering getting DSL, and wondering how you were able to find out about your provider? Is it more expensive than regular service? Your setup sounds quote ideal, but I don't know how to find out these details. Please reply and let me know.
A software renderer is just plain more flexible. When there's something you want to change in the rendering process, fix the code, recompile, distribute to the renderfarm. Done.
When there's something you want to change in your hardware-based rendering, what are you going to do, re-fab the silicon and solder it in?
You should also check out the concept of IP Multicast. Supported by modern routers, it could significantly help streaming type of applications.
How to BSOD Windows..
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This program will crash Windows NT with a BSOD. This works on NT 4, Win2K, and WinXP from an *unprivelidged* account. There is no known fix available from MS.
main () { for (;;) { printf ("Hung up\t\b\b\b\b\b\b"); } }
If I am a large corporation and I adopt some proprietary software for my business and later someone finds that some code in that project was obtained without authorization and now the owner of that code is looking for blood and sees that I have quite a bit of it to give don't I put myself at risk?
Check out the concept of blessed binaries sometime. They are cryptographically signed, making cheating quite a bit more difficult. Can't connect to the server if you can't decrypt their challenge.
Interference between the two WAPs is not really what you have to worry about. Put them on different channels on opposite ends of the chunk of 802.11b spectrum and its done.
The real issue is interference from other devices. I hope no one has a 2.4GHz phone.. or a microwave.. or X11.. or one of the other dozens of devices on the (unregulated) 2.4GHz band. It can knock your 11Mbit down to 1.
Mozilla 1.0 RC1 provided source RPMs for their RH 7.2 RPMs (see http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/releases/mozill a1.0rc1/Red_Hat_7x_RPMS/ ).. But RC2 seems to be missing this. There are binary RPMs, but no source. I need the source to build for other RH versions/archs. (see http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/releases/mozill a1.0rc2/Red_Hat_7x_RPMS/ )
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This would not be as much of an issue if everyone used PGP signatures on email. It will tell you if the message has been modified in transit.
More info in the PGP faq
Also, for an excellent GPLed implementation of OpenPGP, use GnuPG.
Its been done. Its called "GNU".
Thanks for the details. You should write to the NYT Editor and let him know what a bogus article it is. They might even publish it in the op-ed section.
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Wow, what are the marketing people at MS smoking these days? They've obviously moved onto hard stuff. Rember the says of MS Bob? Marketing is a gateway drug.
Friends don't let friends join Marketing!
Hi, I'm considering getting DSL, and wondering how you were able to find out about your provider? Is it more expensive than regular service? Your setup sounds quote ideal, but I don't know how to find out these details. Please reply and let me know.
A software renderer is just plain more flexible. When there's something you want to change in the rendering process, fix the code, recompile, distribute to the renderfarm. Done.
When there's something you want to change in your hardware-based rendering, what are you going to do, re-fab the silicon and solder it in?
You should also check out the concept of IP Multicast. Supported by modern routers, it could significantly help streaming type of applications.
This program will crash Windows NT with a BSOD. This works on NT 4, Win2K, and WinXP from an *unprivelidged* account. There is no known fix available from MS.
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A /c srss-backspace-bug.html
main () {
for (;;) {
printf ("Hung up\t\b\b\b\b\b\b")
}
}
More information is available at:
http://homepages.tesco.net/~J.deBoynePollard/FG
This is why I don't run windows.
Yup.. I'm in Palo Alto, so I get San Jose + San Francisco stations..
Anybody have more than four local UHF stations?
Actually, yes.
14 (Spanish), 20 (WB), 26 (Chinese/Japanese), 28 (Korean), 32 (?), 36 (Fox), 38 (QVC), 44 (UPN), 48 (Spanish), 54? (PBS), 58? (Christian), 60? (PAX) 64 (Spanish)
However, I do have to agree, they will fit within 14-51.
If I am a large corporation and I adopt some proprietary software for my business and later someone finds that some code in that project was obtained without authorization and now the owner of that code is looking for blood and sees that I have quite a bit of it to give don't I put myself at risk?
Same risk for proprietary software as GPLed.
So how does your cracked kernel decrypt the packet? Doesn't make any sense.
Check out the concept of blessed binaries sometime. They are cryptographically signed, making cheating quite a bit more difficult. Can't connect to the server if you can't decrypt their challenge.
this project has so far cost many dollars, and the board is unsure what to do with it.
so the slashdot crowd must know! *sigh*
Anyone have info about whether all of the hardware is supported for Linux on PPC?
Thanks.
FYI, tcsh has completion built in.
Here's a few of my interesting ones:
complete kill 'c/-/S/' 'p/*/`ps -x | awk \{print\ \$1\}`/'
complete scp 'c;*@;`awk \{print\ \$1\} < $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts | sed -e s/,.\*\$// | uniq`;:;'
complete ssh 'c;*@;`awk \{print\ \$1\} < $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts | sed -e s/,.\*\$// | uniq`;' 'p;*;`awk \{print\ \$1\} < $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts | sed -e s/,.\*\$// | uniq`;'
Only annoyance is that you can't do multiple completion sets simultaneously. Maybe I should write a patch for that.. hmm...
`find . -type f | xargs -i{} echo "cp {} {}.bak" | bash`
This is fugly and a waste.
find . -type f -exec cp "{}" "{}.bak" \;
How does that work? I thought organic farming used NO pesticides, not 3% of the pesticides. Can someone clarify?
er.. um.. I meant X10. Bad Geek!
Interference between the two WAPs is not really what you have to worry about. Put them on different channels on opposite ends of the chunk of 802.11b spectrum and its done.
The real issue is interference from other devices. I hope no one has a 2.4GHz phone.. or a microwave.. or X11.. or one of the other dozens of devices on the (unregulated) 2.4GHz band. It can knock your 11Mbit down to 1.
http://pasadena.wr.usgs.gov/shake/ca/STORE/X401
Go there if you are in the area of the quake. Report what you felt. Don't make shit up, don't troll the USGS.
I felt some moderate shaking. Biggest quake I've ever been in, but I just moved to Palo Alto from New York. Neat, but scary.
Mozilla 1.0 RC1 provided source RPMs for their RH 7.2 RPMs (see http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/releases/mozill a1.0rc1/Red_Hat_7x_RPMS/ ) .. But RC2 seems to be missing this. There are binary RPMs, but no source. I need the source to build for other RH versions/archs. (see http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/releases/mozill a1.0rc2/Red_Hat_7x_RPMS/ )
For those that don't know, John Carmack has a Slashdot account, and is known to post here occasionally. Check out his user page.
-molo
Try Mouser Electronics or Digi-Key.
This is nuts. I get moderated as a troll, but the parent says:
"I went off to Best Buy the next week and put the CD in my pocket while no one was looking"
and
"I think it's about time someone ran an honest, non-biased study about this"
If thats not a troll, I don't know what is.