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2001/7/24 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:21921 Activity:nil |
7/23 All .mil sites no longer accessible to public! http://abcnews.go.com/sections/world/DailyNews/militarycyberattack_010723.html |
2001/7/24 [Computer/SW/Apps/Media, Computer/SW/Apps] UID:21922 Activity:kinda low |
7/23 http://www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/pressroom/pressreleases/200107/20010723dcma.html \_ they deleted it. It's archived at www.csua/~mikeh/dmca.html \_ are you sure? i went to the adobe url and hit super reload several times, it's still there. don't be too paranoid \_ That's not the same file -- read both. \_ what mikeh means to say is that the one he has archived was the page as of this morning, which has since been taken down and replaced with the new one that's still posted. Reading both is recommended, for greatest dramatic effect. -alexf \_ for best effects, open 2 netscape windows, and read them side by side using the power of vdiff. - paolo \_ How funny. In the original version they even explicitly mention that the offense (for lack of a better word) took place in Russia, and that since they could not prosecute there, it was justifiable to arrest Skylarov here for committing a US crime overseas. -John |
2001/7/24 [Computer/SW/P2P] UID:21923 Activity:nil 75%like:21927 |
7/23 Where do you get your mp3s/warez/p0rn? napster morpheus . kazaa gnutella limewire bearshare usenet (other) |
2001/7/24-25 [Computer/SW/Languages, Computer/SW/Languages/Misc, Computer/SW/OS] UID:21924 Activity:high |
7/23 In case anyone isn't aware: Discovery Channel is doing some documentary on hackers this wednesday at 10pm. "Hackers: Computer Outlaws". Sure to be a balanced, universal look at underground computer culture. \_ Live fast, love not, die while your kernel is compiling... \_ Hack with a friend, Script Kiddies get raided alone. -v1ru5 \_ D00D 1 41W4Y5 H4CK W17H 4 P4R7N3R 2 C0V3R MY B4CK! \_ "Faster, meaner, smarter - God I hate the technology curve." |
2001/7/24 [Recreation/Food] UID:21925 Activity:very high |
7/23 I'm fond of UHT Milk. Trader Joes in Emeryville used to carry it, but no more. Any other places I should try? I've tried Andronicos and Whole Foods. Any pointers on where to get pomegranate juice will also be appreciated. \_ sailors have to drink that shit(uht milk), so any sailor oriented store, wherever the commercial fisherman around here gear up. \_ http://filepile.org:8080/f/movies/fuck_her_gently.swf \_ The URL doesn't work. \_ <DEAD>www.csua/~evers/salmon.asf<DEAD> \_ make your own pomegranate juice, you don't even need a juicer to do it \_ have you thought about approaching the managers at any of these places and asking? _sometimes_ they may decide to stock. just an idea if youre really deperate. \_ How is UHT (ultra-high temperature?) different from just pasteurization? \_ you don't have to refrigerate it. i guess it's like those little half-and-half coffee servings at diners. just go there and steal a bunch of those. |
2001/7/24 [Academia/Berkeley/Classes] UID:21926 Activity:very high |
7/23 Is a CS 199 research project required for graduation in L&S? \_ for the standard CS degree, w/o honors, it is NOT required. pretty much nothing is "required" anymore. You just need enough EE, CS, or EECS units. - paolo \_ Have those UPE losers finally abolished the CS150 requirement too? -LSCS grad. \_ i can say for a fact i indeed know a CS graduate who walked with me who did not have to take 150. Unfortunately, I didn't know they were going to drop the req, so i took it. - paolo \_ unfortunately? I graduated without taking it and have regretted it ever since. \_ my opinion is that the class that semester was the biggest waste of time i've had at cal. YMMV - paolo \_ Err.. 150 kicked ass. Of course it totally depends on what project you end up with (and therefore what prof) --dbushong \_ My 150 Sucked ass. Perhaps this had to do with the lack of resources, and ta apathy to our broken clock chip (oh and we had new boards that sem). note that the prof's 61c ratings weren't very good either. Like i said, YMMV as things can change a lot in a few years. - paolo (who would have rather taken aiken/hilfingr 164 than 150). \_ 150 kicked ass! The semester I took it, we even got to do something somewhat AI-related (recognizing mouse pointers with a camera and some hardware). -- ilyas \_ I had Katz for 150 in Fa90. We got to build a 4-bit computer with processor and memory from breadboards, 74xx's and copper wires. Although logic design isn't my most favorite subject (mine is OS), that was the best class I've ever had at Cal. BTW now I regret I didn't take more classes before graduation. -- yuen \_ 150 may be painful, bit IMHO, every EECS student should take it. |
2001/7/24 [Computer/SW/P2P] UID:21927 Activity:nil 75%like:21923 |
7/23 Where do you get your mp3s/warez/p0rn? napster morpheus . kazaa gnutella limewire . bearshare usenet tom's mom . edonkey2000 audiogalaxy \_ maybe if they clean up their navigation.. (other) |
2001/7/24 [Transportation/Airplane] UID:21928 Activity:nil |
7/23 For those out of state, how do you travel to UCB? (by plane, most likely). One way tickets? Round trip tickets? Do you travel back during thanksgiving? What airlines? \_ I ride yermom \_ I usually fly round trip for short trips, one way if I have no f**king idea when I'll be going back east. |
2001/7/24-25 [Computer/SW/Database, Computer/SW/Languages/Web] UID:21929 Activity:high |
7/24 I was told that Broadvision AppServer cost $1 million a pop. That's crazy. I'm considering buying MS IIS + SQL + ASP programming to do the small b2b ecommerce site. It's the cheapest solution I've found so far. I'm still open for a solaris solution though. Anything equivalent in unix land that cost less than $1000? \_ Apache + MySQL + PHP is equivalent to IIS+SQL+ASP, and it's all free. -tom \_ similarly; solaris-x86 +apache+mysql+php: still free. \_ intershop not do what you want? \_ I tend not to buy from companies whose stock is trading around 1 dollar. Where am I going to get the support if I buy? At least if I use freeware I know that I'm getting what I paid for. which is nothing! \_ I agree with you about the freeware part, but Intershop is a fairly decent product, and the stock price in this case is completely irrelevant. -John \_ Look into OpenACS... its a toolkit built on AOLserver + PostgreSQL. AOLserver uses Tcl for scripting and, of course, its all open source. - rory \_ ok. BV is a little expensive. for your small site, they will probably sell it to you for about $200k. if cheap is what you want, then i second apache + mysql + php. -uctt \_ the company is not a dotcom and they don't depend on their web site for revenue generation. They need a web site for automation and cost reduction. $200K is the annual salary of a good designer. gimme a break! I think I will look into mySQL and PHP. Thanks guys! \_ Jakarta Tomcat + Jakarta Struts + Apache + Postgres. \_ Apache + mod_ssl + mod_perl + Mason + Postgres \_ yah! yermom! |
2001/7/24 [Politics/Domestic/California, Politics/Domestic/Crime, Politics/Domestic/President/Bush] UID:21930 Activity:nil |
7/23 Is it just me or does the photo of GW Bush at http://latimes.com have him resembling a chimpanzee? \_ Hey, chimps are good. They are the intellectuals and scientists. Watch out for those Gorillas though. (hint, Charleton Heston and Apes) |
2001/7/24-25 [Academia/StanfUrd, Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Troll] UID:21931 Activity:high 66%like:21942 |
7/24 Do you date more in college? Or after college? \_ Yer mom is always available \_ Definitely after college. \_ In college. \_ After. \_ During. \_ In college. \_ In college. \_ Before. \_ You will never find as many young women ready, willing, and able as in college. Get it while you can. --dim \_ does that include stanford women? there is a stereotype they are too studious to date. \_ Too ugly to care. See Clinton, Chelsea. --dim \_ Even those in biz school? \_ Get out from behind your computer screen more often, d00d. \_ In college. \_ Definitely after. Never had the time in school. |
2001/7/24-25 [Uncategorized] UID:21932 Activity:nil |
7/24 I want to write a program to intercept download clicks (just like what GetRight does). Does anyone know how to do it in Visual C++? \_ If we knew what you mean by "intercept download clicks", we might be able to help you. \_ It involves the "Internet". |
2001/7/24-25 [Computer/HW/CPU, Computer/SW/Unix/WindowManager] UID:21933 Activity:insanely high |
7/24 Is there a version of, or an equivalent to, the CDE (common desktop environment) for linux? \_ there's the KDE... \_ Can it be made to look similar to CDE? All the screen shots I've seen on the web look more like Windows. screen shots I've seen on the web look more like Windows. \_ http://kde.themes.org, there used to be a cde theme. \_ Look for TriTeal's XMotif/CDE package. Redhat used to sell it as a add on to RedHat Linux up until v5.2 or so. You can probably still get it running on newer versions by using the 2.0 kernel/libc5 compat rpms. ---ranga \_ TriTeal went out of business. http://www.xig.com is the only company who sells CDE for Linux now. -alan- \_ Why in god's name would you want a shitty interface like cde? There are much better interfaces available for *nix: twm, fvwm, afterstep, saw{mill,fish}, etc. \_ Trade up from Linux to Solaris - it's still free and includes CDE. \_ In addition to CDE, you get *WORKING* NFSv3, PThreads, SMP, MultiThreaded TCP/IP, RealTime Scheduling Extensions and a stable kernel interface layer at no additional charge! Who could pass up a deal like that? \_ I work with x86 daily. all i gotta say is: "nfs server mamba not responding." "nfs server pasteur not responding." There's a reason why solx86 and staroffice are free. - paolo There's a reason why solx86 and staroffice are free. - paolo \_ paolo, that is because Instructional is constantly underfunded and short on resources appropriate to the demands placed on them by coursework. I believe this was in the undergraduate presentation made to the department at the faculty retreat recently. --Jon \_ All I gotta say is: "Incompetant NFS/network \_ Wow, you think the architecture makes NFS work poorly? Impressive. admins" \_ Solaris/sparc is just as free as the solaris for x86. \_ Poster never said he was on x86. He could be running sparc linsux for all we know. \_ Its your own damn fault for using cheap x86 hardware for NFS. Get a real machine. \_ Wow, you think the architecture makes NFS work poorly? Impressive. \_ no, but the components that go into a x86 system are usually sub-par creating all sort of problems. (Cheap raid cards, cheap nics, cheap drives, 33 MHz bus, etc). In anycase people who depend on NFS should be using a dedicated solution like netapp instead of running on a cheap pc they slapped together from cheap bits at frys. \_ as opposed to Sun's low-end server, the extremely high-quality Ultra 10? Please. -tom \_ The U10 is not a low end server. It is a desktop machine. If you buy a U10 and think that its a server that's your own damn fault for being cheap. A "low-end" server would be the discontinued U30 or U60... \_ gee, you'll have to mention that to Sun, which sells the Ultra 10 as a server on their web site. If you're going to pay $10K for a box, you'll get a much better PC box than Sun box--if you buy shitty PC hardware, "that's your own damn fault." -tom \_ Due to lack of funds, our Solaris/x86 NFS server is a cheap PC thrown together from parts. We haven't had any problems with it so far. \_ Who is talking about cheap x86 hardware? You can buy a decent x86 server with 66MHz PCI slots if you need, hot swapable SCA drives, and other components. It will be faster than and just as reliable as an equivalent Sun (or whatever) machine but cost you two times less or more. Netapps are nice but the cost is an issue with them. For a price of a netapp filer you can buy a disk array from Sun with at least the same storage capacity and a server to go with it. \_ So does your x86 "server" support gigE fiber and etherchannel? How about ATM? \_ Yes. You haven't looked at current Dell, IBM etc offerings, have you? Let's not forget about a real journalling fs and seamless ha fall over. What about NEBS compliance? Lights out management? People who depend on NFS require these things. People like you who play with toys in your dorm room don't and think that cheap x86 stuff from fry's is just as good. With regards to Netapp vs. Sun. Netapp is faster and more reliable than a multipurpose server. The WAFL fs is probably the most advanced journaling fs ever written and these boxes even commit metadata updates to nvram so that a powerfailure won't corrupt the fs. If I depended on NFS I'd buy netapp. \_ export list limit of 800. can we say CIFS/Unix perm conflicts? mountd dying periodically I can go on. Netapp's are amazing and I like things like wafl, snapshots, the dual platform support, but they are far from perfect. be realistic. --Jon |
2001/7/24-25 [Industry/Jobs] UID:21934 Activity:nil |
7/24 To the person who claims is hiring for the "right" skill, my login is tyf. \_ Are things really so bad at cisco that you want to leave? |
2001/7/24-25 [Academia/GradSchool] UID:21935 Activity:nil |
7/24 Are you working now and applying for grad school? If you are please put your name below. I'm trying to get a help group going so that we can critique each other's statement of purpose, strategy, etc. Thx. |
2001/7/24 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:21936 Activity:nil |
7/24 Its probably a good thing we are running OpenSSH instead of that commerical version: http://www.ssh.com/products/ssh/exploit.cfm \_ There was a hole in openssh a month ago. Get a clue. -tom \_ But the whole was not in the *default* config, this is a hole in the standard config. \_ My read of this "hole" is that it takes a password of two or fewer characters to open it up. Somehow, that doesn't have me quaking in my boots. Still, thanks for pointing it out. --PeterM \_ Some of the daemon accounts on *nix systems have NP as the password in /etc/shadow. |
2001/7/24-25 [Recreation/Dating] UID:21937 Activity:very high |
7/24 did that guy ever figure out which porn-star he saw? \_ It was me. Not yet. Drives me crazy. \_ Are you sure she was asian? \_ Yes. Oriental (CJKV) looking. Has no accent. \_ Yes. CJKV looking. Has no accent. \_ Tera Patrick? \_ Don't know yet. Can't surf porn at this moment. Thanks. \_ Did you ever check out Kobe Tai? Was it her? \_ tjb has a soda account? \_ I boinked her for $5000 once. It was fuckin awesome. \_ You serious? Which hole? \_ For $5000? If he didn't get to use all of them, he \_ do you remember what time this show you were watching was on? could you have been watching The Man Show? got seriously ripped off. \_ But that's not $5000 for an average hooker. That's $5000 for a porn star. \_ Of course he not serious. Sodans and sex don't mix. \_ If it makes you feel better about yourself to believe that then go for it. Poor guy. \_ Will check tonight. Thanks. \_ TJB? \_ try http://teamasian.com. good luck. |
2001/7/24-25 [Computer/HW/Drives] UID:21938 Activity:insanely high |
7/24 what's a good cd-rw drive for a laptop? \_ Internal or External? \_ external \_ SCSI, USB, FireWire or Parallel? \_ USB and Parallel CDRW are slow and often don't work reliably. The SCSI drives are often pretty expensive, bulky but they work very well. \_ Make sure you get a SCSI PC Card supported by your OS. Alternatively, if you have a swap-out CD-ROM drive, your laptop manufacturer might have a CD-RW drive module. \_ Adaptec 1460 or 1480 are pretty much the only reliable PCMCIA/Cardbus scsi cards currently available. They are supported under every major desktop os (win,lin,mac). \_ get a PCMCIA firework card and firewire CD-RW drive (or \_ get a PCMCIA firewire card and firewire CD-RW drive (or in, though that can get a bulky) get a firewire enclosure and put whatever drive you want in, though that can get bulky) \_ I would recommend just buying a QUE FW CDRW from Fry's rather than building one yourself. A 8x8x32 external can be had for $169 (just the FW case will set you back $125 - $150) |
2001/7/24-25 [Computer/Networking] UID:21939 Activity:nil |
7/24 What is something useful to do with 1 or 2 metricom modems? the old style. no i don't have service anymore. \_ modem throwing? \_ .25mile+ range on point to point links. \_ http://ns.uoregon.edu/~jremy/strip.html \_ how do i do that? got a url? \_ SLIP? \_ You could sell it on EBay. |
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