Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows NT 5.0)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
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i've been posting on slashdot for many months now, and i've never meta-moderated. is there something i'm missing here? i've moderated many times, but am i doing something wrong?
I remember when I was working on my first "real" Perl script for work I had a big problem that I couldn't grasp and tried to find help on IRC. I think it was either UnderNet or DalNet where I stumbled into #perl and found a bunch of people socializing, no one providing help.
One person pointed me to the server irc.linpeople.org, and then second I joined #perl there and asked my question there were 3 individuals offering help.
From a channel list I just checked, they have channels on palmOS, php, livid, and many others (including Slashdot!), so I'd recommend anyone looking for some help to check out that server.
How would a malicious web site operator get me to visit his site? This would be a question of social engineering. The malicious web site operator could not force you to come to his site against your will; he would need to entice or persuade you to do it through some means.
Obviously, no one at MSFT has ever been to a porn site...
While I can't find any comparison of PHP vs. CF (ASP vs. CF can be found though), I can tell you that ColdFusion does cache queries, which is something I ran into today while working on our forum code (NOT the Allaire Forum code mind you). =)
Children who share an AOL account with their parents could rattle off their parents' favorite sites at the dinner table. This would surely lead to a heart-warming discussion of family values.
That's a very novel idea, but the problem still arises that you have to pick up the phone, say "hello", and realize that they hung up. It's still a waste of time. =)
Holy crap, you're right. =) I think it probably does have to do with the fact that I couldn't get Netscape to bring up the page because the adservers weren't responding. Thanks for pointing that out though!
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Here is your navigator : Mozilla/4.0
(compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows NT 5.0)
Just a security hole of Slashdot. You can find this kind of hole in all sites which has a forum. I think that in site like e-trade you can make some people asks for stocks.
You can contact me there : Krakus.Irus à voila.com
If you want to retry.
If you want to know more.
What warning?
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Thanks for the link to ZoneLabs, I hadn't heard of that program before. I've been using it for a few minutes and it looks pretty useful.
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http://god.pccf.net/main.html
It's only a "test registry" at the moment, but it's got links to create/modify/whois.
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Of course there are OTHER is.god subdomains.. anybody ELSE have good ones? =)
I'm preferential to sig.is.god
Talk about your recursive domains...
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Host names should be permanent. They define resources--and not legal jibberish. Legal jibberish can change anytime a judge farts.
Isn't that actually how legal jibberish was created? (At least it's how I was taught in my school.) =)
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i've been posting on slashdot for many months now, and i've never meta-moderated. is there something i'm missing here? i've moderated many times, but am i doing something wrong?
Pablo Nevares, "the freshmaker".
I may be showing my ignorance here, but what's the right of First Sale that was mentioned in the story above?
Pablo Nevares, "the freshmaker".
I remember when I was working on my first "real" Perl script for work I had a big problem that I couldn't grasp and tried to find help on IRC. I think it was either UnderNet or DalNet where I stumbled into #perl and found a bunch of people socializing, no one providing help.
One person pointed me to the server irc.linpeople.org, and then second I joined #perl there and asked my question there were 3 individuals offering help.
From a channel list I just checked, they have channels on palmOS, php, livid, and many others (including Slashdot!), so I'd recommend anyone looking for some help to check out that server.
Pablo Nevares, "the freshmaker".
Pablo Nevares, "the freshmaker".
The Onion has some stunning social commentary on how mp3s can affect the recording industry. =)
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Does one cache database results?
While I can't find any comparison of PHP vs. CF (ASP vs. CF can be found though), I can tell you that ColdFusion does cache queries, which is something I ran into today while working on our forum code (NOT the Allaire Forum code mind you). =)
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Like the Dilbert comic where the boss becomes irate at a statistic that 40% of sick days are on Monday and Friday.
*gasp*!
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Only in a Quickies topic would a link to JeffK's "Wacky Fun Computar Comic Jokes" be ALMOST on-topic. =)
Wacky Fun Computar Comic Jokes
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Actually, if you look, Timothy wrote M-1-5 or "emm-one-five". Probably a typo on his part, but you get the picture. =)
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Along with this one:
463: Bill Gates from Redmond, WA - Prefered Linux Distribution: Slackware 7
His clone? =)
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We can get the plutonium on the black market to power the thing.
Or you can just get it from.......oh no! It's the Lybians!!!
=)
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Children who share an AOL account with their parents could rattle off their parents' favorite sites at the dinner table. This would surely lead to a heart-warming discussion of family values.
Not to mention hypocrisy.
Pablo Nevares, "the freshmaker".
There's been a Linux from Scratch HOWTO for a while now, very interesting reading.
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Shit. Tried to mark it as Funny and got Overrated instead. :-\ I'm posting to reset it.
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That's a very novel idea, but the problem still arises that you have to pick up the phone, say "hello", and realize that they hung up. It's still a waste of time. =)
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Isn't that the site that they mentioned in the article?
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/me wonders why "Mission to Mars" isn't already on the Nitpickers.com top ten list.
Add your own nipick for M2M here. Have fun! =)
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Holy crap, you're right. =) I think it probably does have to do with the fact that I couldn't get Netscape to bring up the page because the adservers weren't responding. Thanks for pointing that out though!
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A search for OpenSSH?
.org or .com varieties.
A search for Open SSH?
A search for "OpenSSH"?
None of them return the actual site near the top, neither the
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There's an article in the most recent US News & World Report with "Napster guy" also.
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/ issue/000306/napster.htm
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