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Romeo: The Palm ROM Tool
Topic: Miscellaneous 1:35 am EDT, Apr 11, 2003

Whee! Looks like I'll be able to finally take the apps I don't ever use right the heck out of the firmware in my Handspring Visor with this little puppy. Mebbe even do something about that freaky P logo thingie...

Romeo: The Palm ROM Tool


How do I sniff panties??? Work safe.
Topic: Miscellaneous 12:26 am EST, Apr  1, 2003

I dunno how legit this is (I mean, really, what moron makes a personal icon like that for this kind of question?) but it's definitely funny.

How do I sniff panties??? Work safe.


Fox news ticker speaks out against NYC protesters
Topic: Miscellaneous 12:23 am EST, Apr  1, 2003

] The protesters said Fox's sentiments only proved their
] point: that media coverage, in particular among the
] television networks, is so biased as to be unbelievable.

I don't think Fox News even knows the meaning of the word "bias". Just a few days ago I watched a commentator on Fox go on a diatribe against some professor who sent in a letter saying he should be ashamed of being biased in his coverage. The warped and depraved thing about it is that if what the man on Fox News said were posted to Slashdot, it would be virtually guaranteed to be a -5 Flamebait/Troll within minutes.

Fox news ticker speaks out against NYC protesters


Who knows the evil that lurks in the buffers of men? The Stack knows!
Topic: Miscellaneous 12:07 am EST, Apr  1, 2003

Read it or you suck.

Who knows the evil that lurks in the buffers of men? The Stack knows!


Insider Info Wanted
Topic: Miscellaneous 12:43 pm EST, Mar 28, 2003

Any time travellers who wish to make their fortune by tampering with the past should contact me immediately (if not sooner). I charge 10% of profits after taxes, in contemporary currency, and discretion is assured. Everything else (returns, nature of markets, use of numbered swiss accounts) negotiable.

Insider Info Wanted


Slackware 9.0 ISO
Topic: Miscellaneous 9:49 pm EST, Mar 26, 2003

Rather than do the usual Where-The-Hell-Is-A-Working-Mirror dance, Razen and I have stumbled across this mirror of the Slackware 9.0 ISO which seems to have been overlooked. (I can't get the bloody thing from any US mirrors, but a dinky server in Norway is feeding me at an average 135K/s. @#$%&*!)

Slackware 9.0 ISO


deviantART; your choice by thisign
Topic: Miscellaneous 7:35 pm EST, Mar 17, 2003

By god I know propaganda when I see it, and this sir, is propaganda.

Damn good propaganda.

deviantART; your choice by thisign


Mozilla 1.3 Released Several Days Ago, but What The Hey
Topic: Miscellaneous 7:17 pm EST, Mar 17, 2003

For those of you who didn't know, Mozilla 1.3 was finally pronounced worthy and released. What's _dreadfully important_ about it is that this version has a nice little feature that finally allows you the granularity of control over pop-ups similiar to that of cookie of your cookie controls. Don't freak out about the old control in the Preferences missing. Take a gander at Tools->Popup Manager->Suppress Popups From This Site... and there's an option to allow them as well. No more problems with having those damned annoying popups disabled breaking various bits of MemeStreams code.

(Oh, and it builds against Gtk2 without a fight)

Mozilla 1.3 Released Several Days Ago, but What The Hey


GCC extension for protecting applications from stack-smashing attacks
Topic: Miscellaneous 2:01 am EST, Mar  6, 2003

Hey while I'm sitting here staring at it, here's something I think is pretty useful. It's a late descendant from all those non-executeable stack patches for gcc so you can build somewhat hardened binaries if you're not chronically addicted to rpms. This one seems to be the most reasonable to work with that I've seen as well. It doesn't require you to keep older copies of your compiler around, since you tell it to build protected binaries with a new -f argument (usually passed through CFLAGS).

GCC extension for protecting applications from stack-smashing attacks


GTK2 bindings for Vim 6.1 (somewhat developmental)
Topic: Miscellaneous 1:59 am EST, Mar  6, 2003

This is partly so I won't lose the link myself, but there's some screenshots buried in here, too. I like gedit, but I think I really miss the syntax highlighting.

GTK2 bindings for Vim 6.1 (somewhat developmental)


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