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2001/7/23 [Uncategorized] UID:21907 Activity:nil |
7/22 Isn't the motd so much more interesting when paolo is deleting it? \_ Why does he keep doing this? \_ hey, how about you impeach him? |
2001/7/23 [Reference/Law/Court, Politics/Domestic/Crime] UID:21908 Activity:high |
07/22 yes the US sucks for arresting the russian adobe ebook hacker, but I think he fucked up by actually charging money for his program (a free version that partially decrypted the ebook, a non free version that decrypted the entire book). \_ His company charged money for the program. He wrote the program. \_ does this company have any other employees? \_ Yep, a bunch. http://www.elcomsoft.com --Galen \_ If you visit Elcomsoft's website, don't forget to check out http://www.mailutilities.com too (different URL, but all Elcomsoft products). Gotten spam lately? There's a good chance that you can thank Elcomsoft and its happy band of "white-hat" (ha) hackers for writing and selling address-harvesting and bulk-E-mailing software. \_ why shouldn't he be arrested? the law's the law, shouldn't people be bitching and doing something about the law instead of whining about the enforcement? hm, i'd be interested in seeing a poll of industry employees vs. college kids re: this law. \_ Elcomsoft is based in Russia, isn't it? US law does not apply to violations of American justice committed outside the country. Not even if the perpetrator subsequently enters the US. I don't see what is so difficult about this concept. If he had written the tool inside the US, or were hosting it on a US webserver (did he?) the situation would be different. In this case, the only justification for arresting him here would be a formal request for legal assistance and extradition from Russian police as a result of a crime committed in Russia. -John \_ What did he do? \_ This *is* an attempt to change the law. \_ There are (at least) two troubling things here: 1) putting someone in _jail_ and refusing access to diplomatic envoys for "violating" the DMCA 2) the DMCA itself, for making it impossible to expose false advertising on the part of companies selling hw or sw security systems. "Your security is broken" "Prove it or we sue you for libel" "OK, here, look!" "Smack, you're in jail for violating the DMCA" --dbushong \_ Free Dmitry. http://www.boycottadobe.org/pages/rallies.html Rally at Adobe in San Jose tomorrow mid-day among other places. |
2001/7/23 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:21909 Activity:moderate |
07/22 3 syncs represent the trinity - init, the child and the eternal zombie process. In doing 3, you're paying homage to each and I think such traditions are important in this shallow, mercurial business we find ourselves in. - j.k.h. \_ What does 'halt' represent? As we all know, the mantra is: 'sync; sync; sync; halt' \_ amen \_ The undiscovered country from whose borne no luser returns \_ It makes us rather bare those ills of the working system we have than to fly to others we know not of. \_ For those who follow the fourth revision of the gospel of the fifth coming (mostly the sun worshippers among us) the mantra is: 'sync; sync; sync; init 5' |
2001/7/23 [Computer/SW/OS/Solaris] UID:21910 Activity:very high |
7/23 I'm looking for b2b ecommerce SW that does the following: 1. basic secure customer login/passwd management 2. product customization capability. This is for a chip company that requires the customer to enter product parameters and then call our own program to determine if the chip can work with those parameters. 3. Order tracking system. 4. Doesn't have to have accouting/billing functions. This is for business customers who orders in the $millions if they do buy. So something like credit card processing is not useful. But it would be nice to generate invoices. 5. I prefer solaris version. Any recommendations? Thanks. \_ There are plenty at http://www.f---edcompany.com \_ Try bea. \_ ATG Dynamo with Personalization + Commerce Engines. Caution: Even though it does the job, this softwareis so expensive that you will prolly not pick it out of principle. \_ Broadvision + B2B Commerce. -uctt \_ when you guys say XYZ + b2b commerce, what does the latter mean? I want to buy one package. Not a hotpodge of stuff. thanks. \_ BV is the core product. b2b commerce is an add on product that they also sell. \_ Is it true that Broadvision effectively charges by the number of rows in certain database tables? \_ WebSphere + http://net.commerce -rotfl \_ WebSphere is a piece of shit. I used it. I had to get around the JVM bugs. Learn from my mistakes. -- ilyas \_ FUCKING DIE!!!! \_ Epicentric \_ intershop may be work for you --jon \_ Of all the packages listed above, BV, Intershop, websphere, etc, which is the cheapest? The company only have like 5 different products, so I don't need any of the bells and whistles or big and fast. I just need something basic. I thought of implementing this myself using a bunch of perl scripts, but maintenance is going to be a bitch. \_ WebSphere will still be worse on all counts. |
2001/7/23 [Computer/Networking] UID:21911 Activity:nil |
7/23 Looks like I'm stuck with either EarthLink or PacBell for DSL. Just how bad is PacBell? (I'm thinking about getting the business 128/1.5 line). \_ getting it installed usually sucks. the service is fine once it's installed. -tom \_ Do you know what the "modem" that the mention on their web page is? Is it a efficient networks bridge or is it some stupid intel PCI card? \_ They gave me an Alcatel 1000 ADSL router, ethernet-connected. That was maybe two years ago though. -tom \_ i got an efficient networks speedstream from earthlink last october. i'm in the mission, and service is down a few hours every couple weeks. btw, rates raised to $50/month from $40 w/o warning last month. -vann |
2001/7/23 [Uncategorized] UID:21912 Activity:high |
7/23 he just can't keep his mouth fucking shut, can he? http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20010723/ts/pope_bush_dc_4.html \_ Exactly what offends you? \_ Dubya isn't one of my favorite people, but I'm puzzled what it is that you find upsetting. Can you clarify your point of view? \_ Maybe he's talking about the pope. -tom |
2001/7/23 [Recreation/Computer/Games, Recreation/Sports] UID:21913 Activity:moderate |
7/23 Anyone play Summoner? Is it a good game? \_ yes. no. |
2001/7/23 [Politics/Domestic/President/Bush] UID:21914 Activity:nil |
7/23 Almost everyone I've talked to hates Bush/Chenney, yet "the poll" shows a 56% approval rating. What's going on? \_ What's going on is that you are a dumbshit troll. I don't hate Bush/Chenney. Most republicans don't hate Bush/Chenney. Your original premise is wrong. \_ You are probably talking to commie socialist liberal wacko eco nut idiot simps rather than normal decent americans. Most of the people in this country like Bush/Chenney. \_ no it's not. it's horrible! \_ What's going on is that you're selecting a biased group instead of a random sample of the population. |
2001/7/23 [Computer/SW/Security, Computer/SW] UID:21915 Activity:moderate |
7/23 How do big employers catch employees surfing porn sites? Do they run software that checks employees' URL requests against a list of host names of known porn sites? Or do they actually check the content being transmitted? I don't think they'd hire an IT person to visually inspect every .JPG being transmitted, right? \_ i could require you to use a proxy to get out to surf the web, then i can just read the access logs and see you accessing the dirty pictures. there's also expensive software out there that will catalog and present in a nice gui to your manager your web surfing habits. i can't remember the names of any of them right now. you don't need to hire an employee, there is software that sits on the router that will do all the above. \_ Yes, that is my job. I examine all your dirty little pictures and decide which ones to keep on file. \_ use sameer's filter \_ URL? Google came up mainly with his current business and techno music stuff. |
2001/7/23 [Industry/Jobs, Computer/Rants] UID:21916 Activity:moderate |
7/23 Anyone recently changed jobs could comment on the current climate for employment? \_ i'm hiring, if you've got the right skills. right skills being high-speed logic design, cot backend, sonet, error correction if you have a phd in the right things. i'll sign my motd if you'll sign yours. |
2001/7/23 [Finance/CC] UID:21917 Activity:nil |
7/23 I heard that there is somewhere that I can write to in order to reduce my junk snail mail like pre-approved credit cards and coupons and stuff. Does anyone have any information? Thanks. \_ read http://www.idiom.com/~bryce/junkmail \_ http://www.the-dma.org \_ For marketers that play by the rules, the DMA is where it's at. |
2001/7/23 [Politics] UID:21918 Activity:nil |
7/23 I'm thinking about using Doonesbury as the root of a DeCal "Contemporary History" class. Would anyone be interested in taking it? \_ i would, but i'm not in school, and i'm weird and have been reading doonesbury for 20 years. there was an article in the sunday chronicle about the minister who is the basis for the doonesbury minister character. \_ I'd take that. -dans \_ they ought to have used opus instead of tux as the linux mascot. \_ different strip \_ DeCal doesn't work w/ cable modem \_ Doonesbury hasn't been funny for at least 10-15 years. -John |
2001/7/23 [Uncategorized] UID:21919 Activity:high |
7/23 try http://www.teoma.com it's better than google. \_ Yes, we read /. \_ Not of all us are 'l337 /.ers like j00. |
2001/7/23-24 [Recreation/Dating] UID:21920 Activity:insanely high |
7/23 (I know this is a long shot, but I'll try.) I happened to have tuned in to a TV channel some time over the past weekend when the program was featuring some short interviews of some porn stars. (It's not the Howard Stern show.) It was showing an Asian porn star with long hair followed by a Caucasian one. I missed the name of the Asian star at the beginning, and I didn't catch the name of the program either. Has anyone also watched that program, or know the name of the program or the name of the Asian star? Any pointer is very much appreciated. Thanks very much in advance. She said something like she rarely (or was it "never") had sex outside of the industry, so it was like she saved everything up and then let it all come out when she started porn. Something like that. And she has big bosom and good-looking face. There was one shot where she was wearing a white sweater and then another one wearing green bikini. If all these help. \_ http://www.asiacarrera.com \_ http://www.minkaxxx.com \_ Not Asia Carrera nor Minka. Different face. probably Saturday night. But I'm still trying to recall the \_ you could give a LITTLE more detail. like which day, about what time, and do you have cable or not? \_ I live in Fremont and I have AT&T extended basic cable. It was probably Saturday night. It was a short while after I watched "Kingpin" on another channel. But I'm still trying to recall the channel #, sorry. \_ Kobe Tai? \_ She does great anal scenes. \_ Who woulda thunk someone so small could take so much. \_ Yeah, it's fuckin'-a impressive. And my goodness, she deepthroats like you wouldn't belieeeeeve. \_ Mimi Miyagi? \_ Not her face either. Sorry. \_ Annabel Chong (at one time held record for largest gangbang)? \_yer mom does now \_ No, sorry. Thanks for helping though. \_ MTV had a thing on porn stars, but I don't think they've played this recently, and MTV makes sure you know you're watching MTV. \_ Nice segue from the SAT thread. Good job Sodans! \_ What SAT thread? |
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