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<0> eeeeeeeeieeeeeeeioeoooo...
<0> hi
<1> hey markos_64
<1> what's goin' on?
<0> killing off botnets
<0> nothing fun
<1> ah
<2> markos_64: botnets ? worms ?
<0> r0nny: some ****er guessed an user p***word on my machine and ran a ip-scan bot on it... now waiting in icrop attention queue on undernet to report they have three big channels with hundreds of abusive bots
<2> markos_64: hope u wherent the user, and u really kicked this one in the but for having a guessable
<2> hi air
<3> hey r0nny
<2> did u talk with geist ?
<0> r0nny: it was user 'test' , p***word 'test'... which i kept for school unsafe filetransfer usage [they only got unsecured ftp here and some poeple are known to tcpdump...]
<0> r0nny: checking system login logs each few hours maybe is paranoid, but helps
<2> how avout disallowing login for such users ?
<2> if the ftp server dosnt ****, setting the shell to /bin/false should help
<2> hmmm
<2> wont help if they tell ssh to use another command
<2> anyway - use scp/rsync+ssh
<2> leaving such a hole doesnt even need tcpdump - test-test is in any usable word/p***word list
<0> r0nny: scp nor sftp for some obscure and unclear reason doesn't work [using psftp or however putty version of that was called]
<0> so i'm kinda forced to ftp
<2> markos_64: router blocks ?
<0> windows ****age, more probably
<0> since ssh as shell works fine
<2> try winscp
<0> winscp? ok, will try that next time i'm there... thanks
<2> also there are ways to use port-knocking and serving-limitations
<0> yah... well, guess i'll just get some php upload script and delete this account
<4> geist: ping
<5> ping timeout
<6> PONG
<7> happy 4'th americanos
<6> yo
<1> yo
<6> mplergh
<1> hmm, both linux and windows resort to using the model id string on my laptop's proc, instead of a 'nice' name
<6> they probaby dont have specific drivers for that cpu
<6> the model name stuff keeps changing, IIRC
<1> yeah, looking at the linux cpu driver, the model/family combo isn't in the list
<4> geist: say I want to add a bit of arbitrary data to a ELF file; what's the best way to go about it?
<4> write a little problem that does it?
<1> what kind of data?
<4> whatever kind i want
<1> er, rather what form?
<7> link in an object file with a big fat array
<6> right
<6> and put it in it's own named section
<1> gcc handles compiling big*** byte arrays pretty well
<7> yup
<4> well, the thing is that i do not know what kind of data to add at linking time
<6> doesn't matter, just make it a big arra
<7> byte arrays fits most needs :-)
<1> and you can easily case to anything else you need
<1> cast*
<1> anyone know off hand what divisor windows sets the PIC to?
<5> the same linux does
<1> sweet, i got one for christmas last
<1> now i just need to get a better electric and i'll be set
<7> hm, the guitarist + osdev'er setup seems to be more common than I thought
<1> heh, yeah
<7> although I'm more of a pianist these days
<1> yeah piano is fun, though i'm not skilled at it at all :-p
<7> but whenever i hear this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEu0Aa5cZW0&search=monte%20montgomery
<7> ... i wanna pick up the guitar again
<1> lol
<1> i need a better electric
<7> that guy proves acoustic is all you need :-)
<1> true, i put my big money into my acoustic
<7> the beginning is good, then mid section great and the end mind boggling
<7> eieio, good :)
<7> i currently have only a ****ty fender acousting (copy) ... all my money went into a new Roland kb
<7> i think geist has a decent electric
<7> don't remember which
<7> he plays on a beatenup Alvarez
<6> thus far it's not impressing me too much
<7> no?
<6> the beginning part is just wankery
<7> hang in there
<1> hmm, the lower you set the divider, the slower VMware seems to produce interrupts
<6> hmm, doing it on an acoustic is kind of a gimmick
<6> of course he seems to be an acoustic guy, so it's the right way to do it for him
<7> well, he's actually glued to his alvarez and doesn't have much choice
<6> but it'd sound so much better on an electric
<7> well... since you ask: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUoZxmcZpNo&mode=related&search=monte%20montgomery
<7> same guy, electric (!)
<6> right
<7> horrible quality
<6> the trick to little wing is the subtley of it
<6> it's not a technically hard piece of place
<6> play even
<7> of course
<7> it's like stairways to heaven
<7> all guitar players can do it
<7> but it will ****
<6> welll, not sure about stairway. that's a pretty easy song to play
<6> stairway is good because any intermediate guitar player can do it pretty well
<7> here's vaughn playing little wing live: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0zy0lqpOyc&search=vaughn%20little%20wing
<7> he *does* capture any subtleties there are
<6> exactly
<7> i actually dislike the original hendrix version for some reason
<6> but man I love srvs tone
<7> like most of the axis album
<6> it's fantastic
<7> yeah
<6> apparentlyy he used a crappy ibanez transistor "tube screamer" pedal into a fender tubeamp
<7> heh
<7> and it worked out
<6> the trick is the pedal overdrives the front end of the amp
<7> cool
<6> and look at the strings on his guitar. he always played with m***ive strings
<6> also, his pickups were seriously overwound
<7> true
<6> ah rosewood fretboard too
<6> my strat is a maple one, much brighter
<7> oh well, RIP stevie boy
<7> ah, right, you got a strat
<7> lucky moddafokka
<6> yeah, been playing it a lot lately too
<6> set up my amps in the garage
<7> niiice
<6> my fingertips are the limiting factor
<7> they'll harden real soon :)
<6> no, they're peeling for other reasons
<6> playing the guitar just makes em worse
<7> wha?
<6> they're already pretty raw
<7> lube'em and take a break
<6> doesn't matter, fingers have been shedding layers for a month or so now
<6> persuambly they'll stop at some point
<7> like... at the bones
<6> well no, but like to the red parts that hurt
<7> heh
<6> it's kindof funny seeing all the little wing versions on this youtube page
<6> most are pretty average
<7> yes
<6> listening to the metallica one now
<7> ouch
<7> that would be the "frenzy" version
<7> there is a fantastic piece of guitar playing from some british 70-ies band that I forgot the name of... been meaning to look it up, but i don't remember the band name.
<7> i think the piece was called "the trees" or something
<7> heard it like 10 years ago and knows it on the guitar
<7> searching for "the trees" is kinda futile
<7> aha - but not on youtube.com
<7> rush--- great
<7> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUW-VijBbpc&search=%22the%20trees%22
<6> not suprisingly, the metallica version is pretty dumb
<6> very mechanical
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