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| 2003/2/4 [Politics/Domestic/RepublicanMedia] UID:27295 Activity:high |
2/3 Here is your smoking gun:
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,5921220%5E663,00.html
\_ Is that for real? How often do you read
"Australia's biggest-selling daily newspaper"?
\_ A couple of times per week, since it tends to get high rank
on google news.
\_ Anytime my controllers at the FreeRepublic tell me to. |
| 2003/2/4 [Uncategorized] UID:27296 Activity:nil |
2/3 Poll, Zora in Joe Mil is:
Sexy:
Ugly: .
Zorawha?: . |
| 2003/2/4-5 [Computer/SW/WWW/Browsers] UID:27297 Activity:nil |
2/3 Tried opencms, a Content Management software written in Java.
It is nice except 1. there is a functionality only work with
Internet Explorer. and 2. It doesn't wupport Gecko Render
Engine, thus, Mozilla / Netscape 6/7 is out. Continue
my search on open-source content mangament software...
\_ everyone remember ArsDigita? Here's what's become of them:
http://ccm.redhat.com - rory |
| 2003/2/4 [Uncategorized] UID:27298 Activity:nil |
2/3 1. Happy New Year
2. Sad to hear about the Space Shuttle. Then again, that thing is
more than 20 years old... I wouldn't drive car that old.
\_ Hey, quit making fun of my car! |
| 2003/2/4 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:27299 Activity:nil |
2/3 Soda's very own Nick Weaver makes news again.
http://news.com.com/2100-1001-983197.html?tag=fd_top
\_ So he's a "security expert" now?
\_ Yes he is. |
| 2003/2/4 [Computer/HW/Laptop] UID:27300 Activity:high |
2/3 I'm not a technical guy, please help out. I pirated the chinese word
processing software and installed it on company laptop. They're giving
me a new laptop different model than what I have but same OS, windows
2000. Since I don't have the disks, I'm thinking of doing a full
backup and full restore on the new laptop. Obviously a lot of things
will stop working since it has different HW. But are those things
easy to fix? Anybody tried this? I use this program every day and
can't afford to lose it. Thanks.
\_ pay for it, you dweeb
\_ Yeah, if you use it every day, buy it. Or find a cheaper package.
Restoring (via ghost, for instance) one machine from another is
asking for trouble, especially on laptops. Things like video
drivers, etc. break horribly (a coworker tried this on a desktop
and the desktop wouldn't boot afterward).
\_ You're screwed. Just re-pirate it. *I* could probably get your
stolen ware to work on the other machine but I'd charge you
$(full retail price of ware + 5) to do it. |
| 2003/2/4 [Reference/Military] UID:27301 Activity:moderate |
2/3 All you pansy libs, take a lesson from your comrades:
Five arrested after second ax, hammer attack on U.S.
Navy plane in Ireland
http://csua.org/u/8bb
\_ Use explosives for better effect. Doesn't the IRA have leftovers? |
| 2003/2/4 [Politics/Domestic/Crime] UID:27302 Activity:high |
2/3 What's the difference between a murder and a slaying?
\_ it depends on who is killing who. If it's an israeli killing a
palestinian or any other muslim, it's self-defense 100% of the
time. Or revenge for the holocaust, an-eye-for-an-eye vengence
the Torah preaches.
\_ Bad troll, no cookie.
\_ I was going to say that. Drat. Beat to the obvious again.
I'll get "first 'Bad troll' post" next time. --too slow
\_ Are you talking about the English words or the legal definitions? I
think in US state laws there're usually 1st/2nd degree murder and
1st/2nd degree manslaughter only.
\_ A murderer murders. Slayer rocks.
\_ a murder is the killing of an innocent. A slaying is simply a
(usually brutal) killing, often in association with other killings
(mass or repeated killing is more apt to be referred to as slaying).
Or so says me anyway. (though i also like the above def.) -crebbs.
\_ Your definitions suck ass.
\_ hmm., well, that hurts coming from someone so obviously
intelligent and knowledgeable as yourself. -crebbs |
| 2003/2/4 [Recreation/Sports] UID:27303 Activity:high |
2/3 GO BEARS: Jeff Tedford is making good on his promise to get top
state prospects. http://Rivals.com says Cal has gotten commitments from
15 of the top 100 California prospects; only USC, with 20, ranks
higher. Tedford has concentrated on defensive players and emphasized
speed.
\_ Thank fucking god. It will be nice to have a respectable Cal
football team. I don't want to see us lose the Axe for another 7
years.
\_ Why do you care? I got my piece of paper, it served me well
getting a first job out of school, end of story.
\_ if Tedford does well, he may go to the pros as an assistant or
something.
\_ Yes, let's strive for mediocrity so Tedford can stay here
forever.
\_ that's not what the poster was implying.
\_ What's so big about Tedford? Bottom line is that
it'd be great for Cal to have a winning
football program. I could care less who the
coach is.
\_ Um, hello!? A good coach makes a huge
difference in college football. I guess
you weren't around for the Tom Homloe
years? Or maybe you've choosen to
forget, God knows I tried to.
\_ Read what I wrote. I care more about
having a winning football program than
having a specific coach. Tedford can
stay or go as long as Cal continues
to win.
\_ You should care b/c the two are
directly related to each other.
\_ Uh, no. There do exist other
coaches who can also win. Losing
Tedford to the pros is not a
guaranteed end all to Cal football.
\_ Soon it will be like basketball, where you can't get tickets
unless you are willing to sit in the worst corner of the stadium.
\_ Ah, but basketball doesn't have Tightwad Hill.
\_ I always heard it called "cheapskate hill". The only place
I've seen a bong as big as I am.
\_ I think the dopers call it cheapskate hill while the jocks
call it tightwad hill. Dunno why the difference.
\_ It's Tightwad hill. Dopers have problems using synonyms
reflecting their lifestyle while jocks are fascinated
by the word "tight". "Tightwad" puts them over the edge. |
| 2003/2/4-5 [Computer/Networking] UID:27304 Activity:high |
2/3 Is there any way to tell the physical location / vicinity of an IP
address?
\_ Well, you can find the owner through ARIN, and then you can do
a little looking around for that company's info. You can often
get a rough sense from a traceroute as well.
\_ There was some /. posting a while back about a company that can
give you this information w/ 99.x% accuracy for the US and 9x%
accuracy for the world.
\_ In summary: yes, sort of, but not easily and not 100%.
\_ In a related topic, what do you use to spoof your ip addie?
\- this is hard to do generally with tcp if you expect
an answer. this is not really a related topic. --psb
\_ Trying to stalk someone's Web page?
\_ Is this in regard to the kid who killed himself while
chatting? His ISP should have been able to put an address
to an IP, but they would have needed some serious convincing
to do so. |
| 2003/2/4-5 [Computer/SW/Unix, Computer/SW/Security] UID:27305 Activity:high |
2/4 Anyone here use samhain? Any opinions?? (It claims to detect LKMs)
What is your favorite IDS/checksum program?
\_ Isn't that a Danzig song?
\_ snort
\_ don't be cheap, buy a IDS blade that goes into your router or
switch. It offers much higher performance and it's more
manageable.
\- that cant detect something like people doing rlogin -> ssh ->
su and typing root passwd onthe net can it? you can use BRO.
but it sounds like the above person is looking for something
run on the filesystem, like tripwire. i use veracity which
might not be right for you. --psb
\_ I don't use anything at all. SSH2 ports open to world+dog if you
can guess the root password, you get the whole site! Over 5
million active usable credit cards just waiting for the taking!
And the best part is we wouldn't even know you'd broken in and
stolen everything if you weren't an idiot about it. |
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