The circular Bushveld Complex is even larger than any of those (50,000 sq km!), but it is so old, that no-one knows whether it was the world's largest volcano, or the world's largest asteroid impact: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushveld
If you want to freak someone out, run tcpdump and click the check email button, in 99.999% of cases, they use plain text POP or IMAP and the username and password will pop right up:
c:\> tcpdump -A -s 256
Then click the 'Get Mail' button on the email client - Outlook or whatever.
Use tcpdump if you want to keep it simple, or wireshark if you like a GUI.
If the PC is not supposed to be doing anything on the network, then there should not be any traffic - simple as that. Therefore, anything you see is suspect.
Of course, MC likes to send crap on ports 135, 137, 138, 139 1nd 445, but you'll quickly weed those out. Everything else should be investigated.
Nothing wrong with Prez Bush's sense of diplomacy: "If you don't co-operate, there will be bombs coming in. You will be bombed back into the stone age..."
Yeah well - so why are you running Fedora Core 6? There are quite a few distributions out there that are easier to configure. Redhat is a server company, not a desktop company.
I don't like trucks, because my Citroen C2V can only load two shopping bags, is high maintenance and spare are impossible to obtain...
Mice, experimented upon, will develop cancer. So this device will probably not be too good to our furry friends, but I doubt that it will cause the same effect in overgrown monkees.
In India they speak English, which is not exactly the same as American. To Indians, India is 'home' and they may even have a government department known as the 'Home Office' or even a minister of 'Home Affairs' - that is the English tradition anyway. Therefore, on a grand scale, 'home built', simply means 'Made in India'.
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The circular Bushveld Complex is even larger than any of those (50,000 sq km!), but it is so old, that no-one knows whether it was the world's largest volcano, or the world's largest asteroid impact: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushveld
Do not underestimate the bandwidth of a dog sled full of DVDs, eh.
Here you go:
http://www.winpcap.org/windump/
C:\> tcpdump -A -s 256
If you want to freak someone out, run tcpdump and click the check email button, in 99.999% of cases, they use plain text POP or IMAP and the username and password will pop right up: c:\> tcpdump -A -s 256 Then click the 'Get Mail' button on the email client - Outlook or whatever.
Use tcpdump if you want to keep it simple, or wireshark if you like a GUI.
If the PC is not supposed to be doing anything on the network, then there should not be any traffic - simple as that. Therefore, anything you see is suspect.
Of course, MC likes to send crap on ports 135, 137, 138, 139 1nd 445, but you'll quickly weed those out. Everything else should be investigated.
This is a Microsoft problem. O'l Billy Bob has to fix the fscking mess he made.
No, no, according to the Hellen Mirren movie, it is "Bleep! bless Maine!".
The last time I seriously used a calculator was at university, 25 years ago. You don't use them in real life...
Nothing wrong with Prez Bush's sense of diplomacy:
"If you don't co-operate, there will be bombs coming in.
You will be bombed back into the stone age..."
Crude, but effective.
Exactly - you are only the second person I have encountered that knows how the spam industry really works!
by looking at the mail headers.
Yup, use it all the time. The shortcut should be in the search path, start menu or desktop otherwise Windoze won't find it.
Yeah well - so why are you running Fedora Core 6? There are quite a few distributions out there that are easier to configure. Redhat is a server company, not a desktop company.
I don't like trucks, because my Citroen C2V can only load two shopping bags, is high maintenance and spare are impossible to obtain...
Come on, don't ruin a prefectly good defence contract by pointing out the obvious flaws...
Mice, experimented upon, will develop cancer. So this device will probably not be too good to our furry friends, but I doubt that it will cause the same effect in overgrown monkees.
Spraying ice (or Monkey Snot) on a road won't stop a vehicle. Super Glue will...
Uhhh, soooo, every 50 million years or so, the Himalayas appear or disappear?
Nope, it is caused by Suburbans, HMVs and Expeditions. Obviously even the dinosaurs had SUVs - the ice ages prove it.
All you need is another capacitor at home. It can take the whole day to charge up, then get dumped into the car.
I wonder how many of those are Wine on Linux?
Give a man a phish and he has one credit card to misuse.
Teach a man how to phish and he has unlimited credit for life...
Good one, but few people will get where it came from:
"Can god make a stone so heavy, that he cannot lift it?"
Serves him right... ;)
In India they speak English, which is not exactly the same as American. To Indians, India is 'home' and they may even have a government department known as the 'Home Office' or even a minister of 'Home Affairs' - that is the English tradition anyway. Therefore, on a grand scale, 'home built', simply means 'Made in India'.