I've had m0.net firewalled off from my mail server for months (maybe years) now due to their incessant spewage of spam.
just look here http://groups.google.com/groups?q=m0.net&ie= UTF-8& oe=UTF-8&hl=en&btnG=Google+Search
The fact that M$ would even consider such a slimey bag of spammers is typical of their unethical monopolistic behavior. Maybe its high time we added all of M$ ip blocks to the various rbl's and see how Uncle Billy feels when his corporate emails start hitting/dev/null
well solaris runs on a limited set of sun approved hardware. Linux runs on everything including that crappy pc chips motherboard you gave to your grandma;) I do agree to a certain extent that linux tends to be too dynamic though.
A bar is merely a extension of HS. Its another meaningless social competition. The competition is to see who can buy the pretty girl the most drinks, come up with the wittiest bullshit lines, etc.
people on ebay tend to pay outrageously for scsi shit, dont ask me why. I sold my plextor 12432 scsi on ebay about 18 months ago and got $150 for it. I turned around and bought a liteon 24x for $80 or so and pocketed the difference. And that liteon 24 was a MUCH better burner to boot. Its currently sitting in my file server cooking tar files : )
thats a MESS admittedly. It depends on what scheme they use for copy protection, but a lot of the protection schemes used for audio disks prevent them from EVEN being played in any sort of computer cdrom or cd-rw drive. Some car stereo's cant even handle these schemes. If your a big music phile and want to make backups of your disks, the best way to go is get a stereo with a good digitial or optical out, run it into your sound card, record it as a wave file, then use your favorite mp3 codec ( i suggest lame naturally) for the backups. I'm just glad all the music i like (60's and 70's rock) is already out there, so audio copy protection for me is a mute point.
Of course, you just end up hitting Kazaa, and give the riaa fascists a giant middle finger anyways : )
and yamaha knows they arent in a position to compete with the likes of Lite-on, Msi, LG, etc. Face it, the CD-RW has reached the end point as far as innovation goes. A modern Lite-on burner can record to even the shittiest media, handles most forms of copy protection without grief, can be purchased for under $60, and never coasters a disk.
The next big frontier is Dvd recorderables, which is still a mess. And i am sure thats what yamaha is looking at for potential profits.
was with kip thorne on the existance of black holes or not. Hawking bet (in a cover your ass type bet) that black holes didnt exist, and Thorne bet that they did. The terms of the bet was 1 year of playboy (it might of been penthouse) for Hawking, and 4 years of something more bland for Thorne. Hawking eventually paid up on his bet to Thorne.
ok, i've seen a lot of posts on people being hypocrits about complaining the kernel being ripped off vs downloading some crappy boy band music off kazaa.
1st. When someone downloads some crappy song off kazaa, they arent claiming they made the song, or that they "own" the song, they just want to listen to the damn thing. Same thing goes for someone installing that warezed copy of office xp. They arent claiming that they coded office, or that they have the right to resell it, they just want to write documents.
2nd. If this company was merely using the modified kernel for internal purposes only , that would be kosher imho. If they wanted to modify it and sell the product, as long as they gave credit (and the modified code), that would be kosher too.
On a strictly personal level, i believe that when some large ass company (i.e. Microsoft, Riaa, Adobe ) commits multiple henious crimes against the people (i.e. DMCA, Sklyarov, Monopolistic abuses), that the company no longer is worthy of copyright protection. Thats why i have ZERO problem with people downloading music, burning off copies of Windows and Office, etc, for their friends and family, and giving the above companies a giant middle finger. Its civil disobienace at its best.
i think an isp is allowed to watch the packets on their network for any number of reasons. Thats why things like ssh, ssl, pgp, etc exist, to keep an isp from seeing exactly what your doing.
forgive the gloating and the flaming here (Thank god its only karma)......but al davis and the raiders can bite my shiny metal ass. I am sick of the scum bag raider fans (i live in LA) and al davis's never ending lawsuits against the NFL. 48-21 just makes my day : )
actually the client who we run it for pays the $150. They do more then just port scan the box, they use a nessus server against it. I still think its a waste of cash, but hell the client pays for it, so......
LOL! the boss (who doubles as the web system admin type) refused to implement a good log rotate system (which i suggested he do)......well this morning the log filled up the partition and apache took a shit : ) so much for PHB's being admins : )
the license agreement big busiensses and governments sign to get the "special" price on M$ bloatware gives M$ the "right" to show up anytime they want. Basically in signing the contract, the business signs away its rights, which is another reason why i encourage all my clients to go OSS.
better yet, make it root@127.0.0.1 or billg@microsoft.com or president@whitehouse.gov (hmmm might be funny to make it president@whitehouse.com, screw two lamers with one stone:) )
Personally, i prefer to use RBL's and block the spammers so i dont have to fill up my server's hdd. I tend to suspect that RBL checks are less computationally intensive then content filters.
Besides, if the ip keeps tripping my rbl check, i can add it to the firewall and waste about zero cpu time on em : )
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I've had m0.net firewalled off from my mail server for months (maybe years) now due to their incessant spewage of spam.
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just look here
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=m0.net&ie
The fact that M$ would even consider such a slimey bag of spammers is typical of their unethical monopolistic behavior. Maybe its high time we added all of M$ ip blocks to the various rbl's and see how Uncle Billy feels when his corporate emails start hitting
hmmmmmm, sounds just like our government any more. Contrast the communisnt part to Ashcroft, Riaa, Mpaa, M$.......
well solaris runs on a limited set of sun approved hardware. Linux runs on everything including that crappy pc chips motherboard you gave to your grandma ;) I do agree to a certain extent that linux tends to be too dynamic though.
i thought i was the only one who used 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2
easiest ip's in the world to remember, great ping times. I have them set as the secondary and tertiary dns servers for my company network.
set your dhcp server to assign your company dns server to the clients.
:) they'll be scratching their heads : )
THEN
iptables -I FORWARD -p udp --dport 53 -j DROP
let them try to hit any external dns servers
to buy votes and influence the way the rest of the vote buying scum *cough*bush*cough* do.
A bar is merely a extension of HS. Its another meaningless social competition. The competition is to see who can buy the pretty girl the most drinks, come up with the wittiest bullshit lines, etc.
Dont play that game, refuse to compete.
cart.bamart.com is another payment gateway i believe
ok ok, so 5 hours of sleep makes for crappy typing :) sue me! : )
people on ebay tend to pay outrageously for scsi shit, dont ask me why. I sold my plextor 12432 scsi on ebay about 18 months ago and got $150 for it. I turned around and bought a liteon 24x for $80 or so and pocketed the difference. And that liteon 24 was a MUCH better burner to boot. Its currently sitting in my file server cooking tar files : )
thats a MESS admittedly. It depends on what scheme they use for copy protection, but a lot of the protection schemes used for audio disks prevent them from EVEN being played in any sort of computer cdrom or cd-rw drive. Some car stereo's cant even handle these schemes. If your a big music phile and want to make backups of your disks, the best way to go is get a stereo with a good digitial or optical out, run it into your sound card, record it as a wave file, then use your favorite mp3 codec ( i suggest lame naturally) for the backups. I'm just glad all the music i like (60's and 70's rock) is already out there, so audio copy protection for me is a mute point.
Of course, you just end up hitting Kazaa, and give the riaa fascists a giant middle finger anyways : )
and yamaha knows they arent in a position to compete with the likes of Lite-on, Msi, LG, etc. Face it, the CD-RW has reached the end point as far as innovation goes. A modern Lite-on burner can record to even the shittiest media, handles most forms of copy protection without grief, can be purchased for under $60, and never coasters a disk.
The next big frontier is Dvd recorderables, which is still a mess. And i am sure thats what yamaha is looking at for potential profits.
or that you dont allow ANY external ip's use your server to relay.
Do a google search for auth smtp for more details
was with kip thorne on the existance of black holes or not. Hawking bet (in a cover your ass type bet) that black holes didnt exist, and Thorne bet that they did. The terms of the bet was 1 year of playboy (it might of been penthouse) for Hawking, and 4 years of something more bland for Thorne. Hawking eventually paid up on his bet to Thorne.
He is alive and well last i heard. And he ditched the Kay pro way long ago, he wrote 3001 on a ibm thinkpad.
ok, i've seen a lot of posts on people being hypocrits about complaining the kernel being ripped off vs downloading some crappy boy band music off kazaa.
1st. When someone downloads some crappy song off kazaa, they arent claiming they made the song, or that they "own" the song, they just want to listen to the damn thing. Same thing goes for someone installing that warezed copy of office xp. They arent claiming that they coded office, or that they have the right to resell it, they just want to write documents.
2nd. If this company was merely using the modified kernel for internal purposes only , that would be kosher imho. If they wanted to modify it and sell the product, as long as they gave credit (and the modified code), that would be kosher too.
On a strictly personal level, i believe that when some large ass company (i.e. Microsoft, Riaa, Adobe ) commits multiple henious crimes against the people (i.e. DMCA, Sklyarov, Monopolistic abuses), that the company no longer is worthy of copyright protection. Thats why i have ZERO problem with people downloading music, burning off copies of Windows and Office, etc, for their friends and family, and giving the above companies a giant middle finger. Its civil disobienace at its best.
i think an isp is allowed to watch the packets on their network for any number of reasons. Thats why things like ssh, ssl, pgp, etc exist, to keep an isp from seeing exactly what your doing.
actually i belive the buran was once launched and recovered sucessfully, though it was an unmanned flight.
forgive the gloating and the flaming here (Thank god its only karma)......but al davis and the raiders can bite my shiny metal ass. I am sick of the scum bag raider fans (i live in LA) and al davis's never ending lawsuits against the NFL. 48-21 just makes my day : )
actually the client who we run it for pays the $150.
They do more then just port scan the box, they use a nessus server against it. I still think its a waste of cash, but hell the client pays for it, so......
LOL! the boss (who doubles as the web system admin type) refused to implement a good log rotate system (which i suggested he do)......well this morning the log filled up the partition and apache took a shit : ) so much for PHB's being admins : )
the license agreement big busiensses and governments sign to get the "special" price on M$ bloatware gives
M$ the "right" to show up anytime they want. Basically in signing the contract, the business signs away its rights, which is another reason why i encourage all my clients to go OSS.
we built and maintain www.babiesfirstchoice.com
Ssl works fine on it too : )
better yet, make it root@127.0.0.1 or billg@microsoft.com or president@whitehouse.gov (hmmm might be funny to make it president@whitehouse.com, screw two lamers with one stone :) )
Personally, i prefer to use RBL's and block the spammers so i dont have to fill up my server's hdd. I tend to suspect that RBL checks are less computationally intensive then content filters.
Besides, if the ip keeps tripping my rbl check, i can add it to the firewall and waste about zero cpu time on em : )