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Squidly.com
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MSBlasted (Aug 13 2003 02:40 GMT) - We got nailed pretty hard by this at work today. I wonder how many of you did also. I spent... |
Fresh Bilge
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Bruises (Aug 13 2003 02:39 GMT) - It's a boat, and I secured a generous set of... |
Mutated Monkeys
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LoveSan, II (Aug 13 2003 02:39 GMT) - A clearer explanation of how the LoveSan worm operates, from the Washington Post: Also known as "LoveSan," the worm takes advantage of a vulnerability discovered three weeks ago that affects nearly all recent versions of Windows, including Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Server 2003. Once a computer is infected, the worm installs instructions for attacking the Microsoft... |
A Day Late
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Blaster.worm (Aug 13 2003 02:37 GMT) - The Microsoft RPC vulnerability came out a couple days before I left on vacation. I read through the vulnerability notice and decided I really needed to patch the systems before I left. When you read things like: An attacker who successfully exploited this vulnerability would be able to run code with Local System privileges on an affected system. The attacker would be able to take any action on the system, including installing programs, viewing changing or deleting data, or creating new accounts with full privilege. |
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IBM's WebFountain (Aug 13 2003 02:37 GMT) - ResourceShelf writes about an exciting web search technology, described by IBM's Paul Horn as "Google on steroids." The company has high hopes for Web Fountain, which was originally developed for a record company. The technology reads and understands text, and uses natural language to make correlations between words. Unlike traditional search, Web Fountain searches everything on the Web, including chat rooms, when set to that parameter. In the case of the record company, Horn says Web Fountain was a two-week leading indicator of sales. |
Inoperable Terran
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Jesse says 'Double-NO' (Aug 13 2003 02:37 GMT) - Jesse Jackson reminds us that his non-partisan, and therefore tax-exempt, PUSH organization absolutely believes in Civil Rights and therefore is against California Proposition 54 that would "prohibit the state from collecting data on a person's race, ethnicity, color or national... |
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New Email Address (Aug 13 2003 02:36 GMT) - As promised there is a new email address if you need to contact me. If you've sent mail in the... |
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New Email Address (Aug 13 2003 02:36 GMT) - As promised there is a new email address if you need to contact me. If you've sent mail in the... |
Site Concept Scan
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UN chief calls for jobs for 74 million unemployed young people on ... (Aug 13 2003 02:35 GMT) - (Taiwan, Province of China) "We have seen, all too often, the tragedy of young lives misspent in crime, drug abuse, civil conflict and even terrorism," Annan said Tuesday in a message to mark the day established by the U.N. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(85%), $propaganda_theme1(55%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $use_is_abuse(85%), $propaganda_theme4(85%), $propaganda_theme5(60%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
Site Concept Scan
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74m jobs needed for youth: UN (Aug 13 2003 02:35 GMT) - (Australia) "We have seen, all too often, the tragedy of young lives misspent in crime, drug abuse, civil conflict and even terrorism," Annan said in a message to mark the day established by the UN General Assembly to focus on jobs for people between the ages of 15 and 24. [$drug_related(100%), $drugwar_propaganda(85%), $propaganda_theme1(55%), $propaganda_theme2(50%), $use_is_abuse(85%), $propaganda_theme4(85%), $propaganda_theme5(60%), $illegal_drugs(100%), $drugs(90%), $various_drugs(90%), $various_illegal_drugs(100%)] |
Langmaker.com
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Tarrâkaga Babel Text Added (Aug 13 2003 02:35 GMT) - Richard Seal submitted a new Babel Text, Tarrâkaga. "Tarrâkaga is a agglutinative, ergative/absolutive language, with many suffixes, and some infixes. Its internal history is that it is the language of a totalitarian theocratic state; it is derived from a parent language, but artificially so - it was compiled by priests from many different dialects, with much "standerdisation" and "rationalisation". As well as a parent language, it had a sibling language (which i ditched) and still has a half-sibling language (in terms of vocabulary derivation - the grammar is totally different - its a form of creole), sketched grandfather and great-grandfather languages and an in-progress distant-cousin language. |
Ecademy: user blogs
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All Members and No Action! [Tony Goodson] (Aug 13 2003 02:34 GMT) - Go to a view of all the Clubs on Ecademy, sort by Moderator, and a very clear pattern emerges. I say get rid of all Clubs with more Members than Comments, immediately! Now there's an incentive for having an active Club. Tony Goodson |
A Metaphor Gone Metastatic
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Yaaaagh. (Aug 13 2003 02:34 GMT) - Wouldn't you know it? The install dick for the modem doesn't have drivers for XP, which is what Chronos II is. As FatherSir would say: Garrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr |
Obsolete Computer Museum Helpline
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Helpline Comment (22986) (Aug 13 2003 02:34 GMT) - lil egghead: Linux permissions can be viewed with 'ls -l' (no quotes). e.g. ls -l /sbin -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4880 Jan 24 2003 accton read this as type|owner|group|other numerically it read '0755' change it with 'chmod' to turn on everything. |
Internetnews Stocks
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Oracle's Waiting Game (Aug 13 2003 02:33 GMT) - The company's extension of its tender offer for Peoplesoft common stock won't be the last. With billions in the bank, Larry can wait. And wait. And wait. |
Poliglut.org
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Is Arnold good for Amerika? (Aug 13 2003 02:32 GMT) - Nothing against Arnold personally, but my first thought and concern as an American born and raised here in our Promised Land, is WHY would we want a German (he was born in Austria but is Germanic) in control of California on our strategic West Coast? Especially when, as Herbert W. Armstrong so correctly warned through the pages of the Plain Truth magazine and World Tomorrow broadcast [formerly headquartered in Pasadena, California], the Nazi movement only went underground and began to lay the foundation for their return with GERMANY'S FOURTH REICH (taking ugly shape and beastly form in the fascist EU as documented at www.thetrumpet.com) funded by German industrialists throughout the world who were to seek key positions to enable them to abuse their authority to further Germany's grand design. |
Poliglut.org
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Working Together, Leaving Personal Ambitions Behind... (Aug 13 2003 02:32 GMT) - From this report in the CSM But Leavitt is also a low-key administrator who has worked to build a consensus between business and environmental groups on at least some issues. Thus the Bush team might also hope Leavitt provides them a measure of cover on the environment - one area in which the president is politically vulnerable, according to polls. "There is no progress polarizing at the extremes, but there is great progress. There's great environmental progress when we collaborate in the productive middle," said Leavitt. ... |
Poliglut.org
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US warned to move on (Aug 13 2003 02:32 GMT) - Four wanted Taliban leaders have warned US troops to quit Afghanistan or face the wrath of the Afghan people. In a signed pamphlet distributed in the border areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan, they also urged Afghan troops to stop backing the "infidel" US force in their country. rw2: Just a reminder that we're still involved in two active actions. |
Poliglut.org
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Molly cleans her desk (Aug 13 2003 02:32 GMT) - The "death tax," as the Republicans so cleverly misnamed the estate tax, which affects 2 percent of all Americans, has now been replaced by the Bush birth tax — if you're born in this country, you're in debt — you have to help pay back the money the Bushies took out of Social Security, plus the interest on the debts they're running up. |
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