Open the box again and check the cpu heat sink. If it is not getting very
warm, it could be loose or poorly sealed with thermal material. That could
make for intermittent heating problems. You might have to remove and
remount the heat sink.
On Fri, Nov 9, 2012 at 12:42 AM, Derek Trotter
Have you tried running memtest86 on it for a while?
http://www.memtest86.com/
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I just got the beast rebooted after doing so. The progress indicator
got to 44% when the bottom of the screen turned red and numbers started
scrolling so fast they were a blur. So I'm guessing the several million
errors it found before I rebooted it just might have something to do
with it.
could someone send me a virus that I could 'share' with all the thieves
that try to scam me?
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how about lets not and say we did. frankly, this is either silly or a joke in
very poor taste. If you are being serious, then you deserve whatever you get.
I spend entirely too much time trying to disinfect machines on account of
clueless user actions. the pay is good, but I grow tired of
Not only is it a bad idea from the damage done, likely to people who
do not know better. but it is illegal.
On Fri, Nov 9, 2012 at 6:08 AM, Eric Oyen eric.o...@gmail.com wrote:
how about lets not and say we did. frankly, this is either silly or a joke
in very poor taste. If you are being
On 11/09/2012 05:54 AM, Michael Havens wrote:
could someone send me a virus that I could 'share' with all the thieves
that try to scam me?
:-)~MIKE~(-:
Not a prudent approach. What goes around comes around.
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Michael,
You are thinking far too one dimensionally. What you really need is the
routing and account numbers for an account owned by Alcida. Then let them
steal away. Let the jerks explain how they illegally obtained this
information to Homeland Security. Ha ha ha ha
I got your humor, guys
Some time back I thought the best solution would be to form a co-op. Members
of the co-op would run some sort of program to detect spammers, and then join
together in a DOS attack on the spammer's MTA. Detection should be pretty
easy, I'd think, with minimal false positives.
When I thought
Rusty, how did tarpit and that delay time effect non spam users?
On Fri, Nov 9, 2012 at 8:37 AM, Carruth, Rusty
rusty.carr...@smartstoragesys.com wrote:
Some time back I thought the best solution would be to form a co-op. Members
of the co-op would run some sort of program to detect spammers,
As I remember (but remember whose memory we are talking about :-) -
I had 3 lists - those known to be spammers, those known to be ok, and
anybody else. (Ok, so the 'anybody else' wasn't actually a LIST, it was
anybody not in the first 2 lists)
Known spammers got some huge delay (I think I
Kubuntu 12.10
I installed a timer widget from the widget download link. TIMER by
Davide Bettio
I cannot UNINSTALL it. there is no uninstall button. Arrrgghh
I did search the web, and found similar instructions. but they do not
pertain to 12.10 were not 'close enough' to provide a
Well... back in 96 (before I ran linux) someone sent me a 'game'. I opened
the 'game' and my computer locked up and had to be restored. That is
actually what I wanted :) Also, I would never send it to a US based scammer.
How do I discover where 'phx.gbl'. traceroute gets to 10 hops then gives me:
http://gigaom.com/europe/podio-sees-surprisingly-high-ubuntu-numbers-delivers-one-integration/?utm_source=General+Usersutm_campaign=dc63652193-c%3Amob%2Ctec%2Cvid%2Ccld+d%3A11-09utm_medium=email
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I too read frustration and sarcasm in his post
It did remind me of one linux operator that got tired of rogue machines
probing his linux box trying to infect it with windows exploits. One in
particular, that I can't remember now.
He wrote a script that targeted that particular exploit and
Hello All!
On Fri, Nov 9, 2012 at 10:55 AM, Bob Elzer bob.el...@gmail.com wrote:
I too read frustration and sarcasm in his post
It did remind me of one linux operator that got tired of rogue machines
probing his linux box trying to infect it with windows exploits. One in
particular, that I
We have a great Hackfest for you this Saturday at DeVry University in
Phoenix from 11AM -2PM.
Scott Becerra and a behind the scenes contributer named Ruben, have built
up a very holy system for our edification and elucidation!
Ruben is an awesome pen tester; he's discovered several
:-)~MIKE~(-:
On Fri, Nov 9, 2012 at 6:08 AM, Eric Oyen eric.o...@gmail.com wrote:
how about lets not and say we did. frankly, this is either silly or a
joke in very poor taste. If you are being serious, then you deserve
whatever you get.
I spend entirely too much time trying to disinfect
I don't remember the url, but a few years ago I found a site that had an
interesting idea to fight those who try to con people into handing over
account information. If you got one of these scam emaills, you would
submit the url the phishers included. Their system would generate
random
We have a great Hackfest for you this Saturday at DeVry University in
Phoenix from 11AM -2PM.
Scott Becerra and a behind the scenes contributer named Ruben, have built
up a very holy system for our edification and elucidation!
Ruben is an awesome pen tester; he's discovered several
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