Updated 4/14. Biggest changes: Encode in DD5.1; Support for Sony PSP Video
MemoryStick Output format in Recode, Improved LightScribe support.
Changes:
NeroExpress:
. Data DVD writing on a DVD-R DL medium was not working in some cases
. The LightScribe label settings got lost whenever the user
Whew! Found the safe. I'm out.
_jim
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of JRS
Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2005 8:17 PM
To: The Hardware List
Subject: Re: [H] Interesting Puzzle!!!
There are two rings, 3 keys, a metal rod, a battery, and I think
Specific programs or specific ports/ips/protocols?
XP w/ SP2 firewall should block any app not whitelisted using a port
that's not whitelisted. A firewall appliance would not know what app was
making the call since that info is not part of a packet but can block
specific ports/ips/protocols.
On the hardware firewall front... After using my Linksys wrt54gs w/
Sveasoft Satori for a few months now, I enthusiastically recommend it as a
firewall/router. It's running IPtables, a compact no-hassle appliance, and
highly configurable if you want it to be. So why waste a full blown PC
At 10:27 AM 17/04/2005, warpmedia wrote:
After searching a bit and not looking deeper they seem to be making
headway. Still would be nice if I could just whitelist sites I want to
be to make JS or JAVA plugin calls, hell any calls to
plugins rather than relying on FF blocking logic plugins not
I know someone here turned me on to Monowall and I have not looked
back. I love it. Does everything I want it to as far as a
Router/Firewall. I have it between the Cable Modem and my WRT54G
Router. Runs on minimal hardware and you don't even need a hard drive.
Just floppy and cdrom.
I
one is under the dresser, one is beside the bed. hard
to get at
have to watch the tape to find the safe for the screwdriver to pry the
door knob off
At 09:12 AM 4/17/2005, Mark Dodge Poked the stick with:
Got the two rings put them both
on the box, got all the keys and went thru
the drawers. Can
Tried the Crimson Room version at FASCO, and it appears to be groken in
FireFox 1.02, but worked in IE6 (the cassette tape was present in Firefox
according to the text at the bottom of the page, but the tape wasn't
actually present a a snatchable object).
http://www.fasco-csc.com/
The Viridian
I have a computer with sensitive data. The data is on two separate
partitions. The primary partition is all sensitive data. The secondary
partition only has a folder that is sensitive.
I am not worried about external attack, I am not even worried about
physically accessing the computer while
Wait till the movie is over, then click the exact spot he pointed to
in the movie.
--
Brian
Yes, m0n0wall is a very good lightweight FreeBSD-based solution. It is not
nearly as featureful as a distribution such as ClarkConnect, but for 6MB it
does an impressive job.
Greg
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From: Rob Finger HWG [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: The Hardware List
The url on the piece of paper is the key. Unfortunately, the link is
down. Google should help find one of the mirrors.
--
Brian
At 04:29 PM 4/17/2005, you wrote:
Tried the Crimson Room version
at FASCO, and it appears to be groken in
FireFox 1.02, but worked in IE6 (the cassette tape was present in
Firefox
according to the text at the bottom of the page, but the tape
wasn't
actually present a a snatchable object).
We use gpg here, no complaints.
On 4/17/05, W. D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 18:59 4/17/2005, Winterlight, wrote:
I have a computer with sensitive data. The data is on two separate
partitions. The primary partition is all sensitive data. The secondary
partition only has a folder that is
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