I haven't played through Minerva in awhile, but I remember it ending deep in the bowels of the map ro.... I mean the shaft... to be honest I have no idea where I was, but I remember it didn't have an ending, and it stopped in an airlock.
Has there been more added? Is it done? yes? no? ETA? gimme gimme gimme!:-D
I know these may seem like obvious questions, but the website is a little less than clear....
One interesting quote released by the board is that they will, '...carefully consider any legitimate proposal...' Does this mean that they did not believe Comcast's offer to be legitimate?"
umm.. no. It means they didn't accept it. They still considered it. AFTER considering it, they decided not to accept it.
You'll have to fix the "t ext"... I have no idea why/. is doing that.. anyone else know? it does it consistantly, even if I re-type the word to elliminate possible gremlin chars...
it just occurred to me that not everyone is setup for logging like I am...
obviously $NL is a New Line variable setup in the procmailrc file.. should be fine to simply remove the line if you don't log.
Also, I notice everyone else's promail recipes for this thing are just checking the attachment type... That's gonna give you all kinds of false positives. The "^AFAmSgBAA/2yaZosEAT0JegBAE" test in mine is a sample from the actual attachment. false positives will be very rare if at all.
Btw - seems to work fine now that I've had some time to test it. Has caught quite a few and hasn't caught anything it wasn't supposed to.
## drop all Novarg/MyDoom virii :0 B
* ^AFAmSgBAA/2yaZosEAT0JegBAE
{
LOG="$NL Novarg/MyDoom Virus$NL"
:0:
Novarg.txt
}
No guarantees - Haven't had much time to test it. Not the most efficient either (should probably check the file size first and rule out small messages first) but it should get the job done on most "average traffic" mail servers.
umm.. newsflash. you don't mod comments based on wether you agree or disagree with what they said. You mod comments up if they have redeeming value (in this case, he/she made some good points) and down if they are offtopic (like this one - thanks a bunch) or just plain stupid/useless.
FYI - We got quite the show this evening in western Maine! started around 6:15.. lasted until around 7:45ish... I hadn't read anything in advance so it was quite the treat. Fortunatly we live far enough outside of any heavily-lighted area that we could see it very well.
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Speaking of things that aren't finished...... ;-)
:-D
Or is it?
I haven't played through Minerva in awhile, but I remember it ending deep in the bowels of the map ro.... I mean the shaft... to be honest I have no idea where I was, but I remember it didn't have an ending, and it stopped in an airlock.
Has there been more added? Is it done? yes? no? ETA? gimme gimme gimme!
I know these may seem like obvious questions, but the website is a little less than clear....
> For starters, upgrading to paired DIMMs will
They ship paired anyway.
> the Intel compilers for Mac are on the way.
Nope... they've been around for months.
I am NOT buying larry a new boat.
* checks calendar *
Nope... it's not April 1st. Did I miss something?
Gotta Love Al's Ski Barn.
Since I'm no where near a ski shop, I love that place!
sure. Some of us just *gasp* continue to use Perl 5. Amazing isn't it?
I LOVE the headline
Apparently we're forgetting the word "slashdot" as a verb.
"Bill Gates will get cancer in about 10 years time."
Just think of all the money that will get dumped in to cancer research then...
Maybe if you line up spirit and opportunity side by side they look like a trailer park from above.....
umm.. no. It means they didn't accept it. They still considered it. AFTER considering it, they decided not to accept it.
Consider v. - To Think Carefully About
"a new paint that can absorb noxious gas"....
Just what I need... my house coated in noxious gas. I'm sure this stuff will give lead paint a run for it's money.
Damn that Andy Griffith!!!
Proof once again that porn (and it's usually associated activities... ahem) will NOT make you go blind!
Don't forget the different extensions.. it's not always a zip file:
* filename="(message|body|document|doc|data|readme|
And I have no idea why
actually.. just found a new bad file name... try this:
* filename="(message|body|document|doc|data|readme|
You'll have to fix the "t ext"... I have no idea why
What a mess...
* filename="(message|body|document|doc|data|readme|
it just occurred to me that not everyone is setup for logging like I am...
obviously $NL is a New Line variable setup in the procmailrc file.. should be fine to simply remove the line if you don't log.
Also, I notice everyone else's promail recipes for this thing are just checking the attachment type... That's gonna give you all kinds of false positives. The "^AFAmSgBAA/2yaZosEAT0JegBAE" test in mine is a sample from the actual attachment. false positives will be very rare if at all.
Btw - seems to work fine now that I've had some time to test it. Has caught quite a few and hasn't caught anything it wasn't supposed to.
## drop all Novarg/MyDoom virii
* ^AFAmSgBAA/2yaZosEAT0JegBAE
{
LOG="$NL Novarg/MyDoom Virus$NL"
Novarg.txt
}
No guarantees - Haven't had much time to test it. Not the most efficient either (should probably check the file size first and rule out small messages first) but it should get the job done on most "average traffic" mail servers.
...If the planet you're on is not spinning, Then stop playing with your fingers and hold to something - You're about to go for one hell of a ride.
Can you still GET a beige box from dell these days?
1 Reason Not To Buy An iPod: You already have one.
umm.. newsflash. you don't mod comments based on wether you agree or disagree with what they said. You mod comments up if they have redeeming value (in this case, he/she made some good points) and down if they are offtopic (like this one - thanks a bunch) or just plain stupid/useless.
cmon.. get with it.
Please mod parent up.
FYI - We got quite the show this evening in western Maine! started around 6:15.. lasted until around 7:45ish... I hadn't read anything in advance so it was quite the treat. Fortunatly we live far enough outside of any heavily-lighted area that we could see it very well.
I thought antelopes had hooves?