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2006/1/3-5 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Troll/Jblack] UID:41204 Activity:nil |
12/3 Can someone confirm that jblack the Bush loving troller is posting anonymously? I just love trolls! \_ Is this International Irony Day, or what? |
2006/1/3 [Uncategorized] UID:41205 Activity:nil |
1/2 Noooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! http://youtube.com/w/Booty-Shake?v=u8Obc1G6Aeg&search=booty |
2006/1/3-5 [Transportation/Airplane, Politics/Domestic] UID:41206 Activity:nil |
12/3 RocketMan for real: http://www.dropzone.com/cgi-bin/safety/detail_page.cgi?ID=613 \_ Those wacky Finns. |
2006/1/3-5 [Computer/SW/Mail] UID:41207 Activity:nil |
12/3 Remote SMTP access is still down. Would someone explain to me what are the technical challenges for setting this up? or there isn't much technical issues just that root haven't get the chance to look into it? \_ workin' fine now. whats yer probelm? \_ I can only send email to myself via pop, or i get authentication error. I haven't changed my setting in any way and it was working fine until soda got upgraded. kngharv \_ send mail via pop? \_ so you're trying to use soda's smtp server to send mail elsewhere? This is a tricky thing to setup without also allowing spammers to relay mail through soda. \_ isn't that what smtp auth is? \_ You've verified that your ISP currently allows 3rd party SMTP, right? |
2006/1/3 [Computer/SW/WWW/Server] UID:41208 Activity:nil |
12/3 anyone know what the command is to see what modules my apache installation has installed? I know I've done this before but can never remember. tried googling. thanks. - rory \_ httpd -l will list the statically-compiled modules. For dynamic modules, I think you need to look for LoadModule lines in httpd.conf. -gm \_ perfect. thanks |
2006/1/3-5 [Consumer/Audio] UID:41209 Activity:nil |
1/3 What headphones (non-earbud) do you use or recommend for your Ipod or other MP3 Player? \_ I borrowed my friend's Sennheiser HD500 and could hear sounds I've never heard before on many songs. They're quite pricey but you'll notice the difference in sound quality. \_ I wonder why iPod doesn't have bluetooth. I hate the wires. \_ Are you excluding in-ear canalphones too? \_ yes. Why do you like earbuds/canalphones? \_ they're not as bulky. i was using Sennheiser HD280 Pro's at work for 2 yrs before I switched to Shure E2c's. -someone else \_ They're smaller, lighter, and more portable, which makes them more convenient. They're not as likely to fall off your head, and canalphones are good are blocking out external noise so I can listen to music at a much lower volume. \_ thoughts on Bose Triport? \_ tried these at sharper image. pretty good, but i wouldn't pay $150 for em. \_ While I love my canalphones, I also have some Sennheiser HD212s that I got for around $50. They have fairly good clarity and a bit of passive blocking of outside noise. They overemphasize bass too, which could be a plus or minus depending on your tastes. \_ What's your budget? I have a pair of Sennheiser HD590s, and they're very nice. Pricey though. On the less expensive end, I've had at different times Koss PortaPros and KSC-35(? funky behind the ear jobs that I found uncomfortable). I also have a headphone amp, which makes a huge difference. I'm not sure if many (any?) portable players can do a good job driving my Senn's or even the Koss's. |
2006/1/3-5 [Computer/HW/CPU, Computer/HW/Drives] UID:41210 Activity:nil |
1/3 I noticed firefox on certain pages left idle will start to consume 100% cpu, and cpu usage will drop back to normal after I close that tab. Anyone seen similar problem? This is 1.5 but I've seen it since 1.04.. I seem to have it on http://www.techbargain.com and today http://Gizmodo.com. \_ I've seen this happen with java applets. Perhaps those pages have applets on their pages? \_ not sure if it is related, but with 1.5 I've noticed that when I return from standby both firefox and thunderbird go crazy w.r.t. cpu usage (until I close and restart them, which is a real hassle since I usually have multiple tab sessions open). \_ Have you tried waiting a while to see if they're just swap-crazy? \_ Disk isn't spinning - the machine just sits. It might still be swap related, but I'm thinking likely not. Just looked, there are a few things in the forums that refer to a possible problem with flash, trying the flash-block extension. \_ I noticed the same thing, and now have the habit of quitting firefox before I enter standby. -op \_ Same thing happens in Opera sometimes. It appears to depend on what's open. My guess is that it has to do with auto-refresh pages--that when you resume, the browser queues up a bunch of refresh events that gum up the system. \_ Nope. Maybe evil broken Javascript? Actually, as of 1.5, it'll start noticing things like javascript loops and offer to nuke the page for you. |
2006/1/3-5 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:41211 Activity:moderate |
1/3 what's the best terminal program (I just want to ssh from my laptop to soda) for macosx? \_ don't like terminal? \_ What's wrong with /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app? \_ iTerm looks/works well for me. -scottyg \_ second. \_ Terminal doesn't have mouse support. \_ What do you mean by "mouse support"? If you want cursor positioning, you can turn it on via the window settings. \_ Terminal.app does not have xterm mouse support. iTerm does not. Glterm does, but a new version has not been released in years. \_ Terminal.app does not have xterm mouse support. iTerm does not. Glterm does, but a new version has not been released in years. \_ you don't need xterm mouse support to ssh. -scottyg \_ Who are you to tell me what I need or not? xterm mouse support doesn't work in Terminal.app. it DOES work in xterm when running X11 on the mac. it works in Glterm. I do not think you know what xterm mouse support is. \_ Who are you to tell me what I need or not? xterm mouse support doesn't work in Terminal.app. it DOES work in xterm when running X11 on the mac. it works in Glterm. I do not think you know what xterm mouse support is. \_ You need to limit your posts to 80 columns. \_ Fixed. -formatd \_ I'll bite, what is xterm mouse support? Is this the selecting text copies and middle button pastes "feature"? \_ for instance run a text browser on Gmail. you can click on things with your mouse if you have proper xterm support. \_ I still can't figure out what you mean. When I click on stuff in lynx it just copies it (I'm using an xterm in S10) or pastes it or brings up a menu. \_ Uh, assuming you're op, you said "...just want to ssh..." So scotty was correct, and you're a twit. \_ Sorry, I thought you were not the OP and that you were\ adding additional requirements. I also use a program called xterm when I need X11 support, but I don't generally like the look or feel of it. -scottyg \_ Sorry, I thought you were not the OP and that you were adding additional requirements. I also use a program called xterm when I need X11 support, but I don't generally like the look or feel of it. -scottyg |
2006/1/3-5 [Computer/Networking] UID:41212 Activity:nil |
1/3 I'm trying to configure a VPN across a cisco 1760 router - so far this has involved mostly confusion & cursing (their documentation and interfaces are terrible) - can anyone recommend a book that they have used to understand the process? Thanks! |
2006/1/3-5 [Computer/SW/OS/Windows] UID:41213 Activity:nil |
1/3 M$ helps the Creative Commons meet their fund raising goal: http://www.lessig.org/blog/archives/003274.shtml |
2006/1/3-5 [Computer/SW/OS/Windows] UID:41214 Activity:nil |
1/3 Regarding the WMF vulnerability, is it true that if you're using Firefox 1.5, you'll always be prompted when there's a WMF image on a web page? I know those using IE are SOL unless they install the 0-day patch from Ilfak Guilfanov mentioned here: http://www.grc.com/sn/notes-020.htm This part is funny: "Anti-Virus vendors quickly updated and began pushing out their A-V signature files. These have been effective, but a new very flexible exploit generation tool has appeared that's able to create so many different variations of the exploit that A-V signatures are having trouble keeping up." More info on how bad an infection can be here: http://blogs.zdnet.com/Ou/index.php?p=143&tag=nl.e589 (Note that author does not address Ilfak's fix.) And just found out you can be infected by a (WMF-encoded) file with a .jpg extension: http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/archives/archive-012006.html#00000759 (you can also be infected if Google Desktop indexes the image) Other image extensions can also infect you: http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?storyid=992 (Is this for real? "McAfee announced on the radio yesterday they saw 6% of their customer having been infected with the previous generation of the WMF exploits. 6% of their customer base is a huge number.") Pre-patch, try executing an innocuous hacked WMF file: http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?storyid=1006 http://sipr.net/test.wmf \_ Just use the regsvr32 /u fix. \_ http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?storyid=994 says do both. Doing the /u alone may not work because there may be "other avenues of attack against the Escape() function in gdi32.dll", and "we have some very stong indications that simply unregistering the shimgvw.dll isn't always successful" \_ For starters I've turned off image viewing in my browser. The net is a lot faster now and I don't think I'm missing anything. I long for the days of gopher! \_ /usr/local/bin/lynx. \_ better: /usr/local/bin/links |
2006/1/3-5 [Uncategorized] UID:41215 Activity:nil |
1/3 Here's something for our Christian friends: (video) http://www.lowcarbcomedy.com/html/videos/therest/passionhill.htm |
2006/1/3-5 [Science/GlobalWarming] UID:41221 Activity:low |
1/3 No, really? Iran developing Nuclear Weapons and ballistic missiles. http://www.guardian.co.uk/iran/story/0,12858,1677542,00.html?gusrc=rss \_ Okay, we have a "55-page report" with no title and no source, with exactly one sentence and one phrase excerpted in quotes. Not saying that Iran doesn't want the bomb, but this sourcing is really weak. \_ It's the guardian, what do you expect? Actually, I recall some one *vigorously* defending the guardian here a year or two ago as the be-all end-all of the highest quality journalism including a url to their "prizes we won because we're great journalists" page. Anyway, most journalists wouldn't know good journalism if it bit them on the ass. \_ Speaking of good journalism, go see "Good Night, and Good Luck." Highly recommended. \_ During the runup to the Iraq war the Guardian was basically the only English language newspaper of any repute whatsover doing the serious work of investigating Bush and Blair's (bogus) claims about Iraq. I think they deserve kudos for that. |
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