5/6 /csua/bin/me (formerly motdedit) actually works now. Please use it.
\_ no really, it really does work now.
\_ a) having your username associated with the motd file eliminates
anonymity. b) most motd posts are anonymous. you do the math.
\_ Get a life. if someone wanted to track down motd entries,
it's trivial. just use the script. or at least use vi.
\_ Make the motd.public editable only by the system motdedit.
\_ And then someone locks it for hours... try again. This
way people in general can avoid stepping on toes, and
the random luser/unfortunate soul that leaves their lock
doesn't have to be pummeled and require a lart invocation
on their tired ass.
\_ wait, weren't you saying the same thing a few weeks ago? what part
didn't work?
\_ The post was for those who may have missed it.
\_ /csua/bin/motdedit.new was last modified on May 3rd... so
\_ Fight the Power! Dont use motedit! No more rules no more
conformity!
what's new?
5/6
Implications of DMCA Anti-circumvention Rules for Research
Dr. Pamela Samuelson
SIMS, UC Berkeley
May 8 , 2002 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Hewlett Packard Auditorium, 306 Soda Hall
5/5
EECS Joint Colloquium Distinguished Lecture Series
\_ mp3 whore! Hundreds of gigs! Free Warez! Woo hoo! divx! yes!
\_ is it that hard to read? The only thing changed was a
system("/csua/bin/mtd") at the end to apply your changes.
--scotsman
\_ well, considering I don't know what /csua/bin/me
looked like before May 3rd, reading the /csua/bin/me
now won't tell me what changed, now will it?
looked like before May 3rd, reading /csua/bin/me now
won't tell me what changed, will it?
\_ die you [conformityd], you
\_ Fight the Power! Dont use motedit! No more rules no more conformity!
\_ You will conform and you will like it.
\_ die you [conformityd], you. This is readable. Get the Man off my back! |