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Speeding Oz teen may face 'gorillas in the mist'
"Specifically, Maloney explained that the perp would "shower with the gorillas in the mist down at Long Bay jail". He elaborated: "You'll find big, ugly, hairy strong men who've got faces only a mother could love that will pay a lot of attention to you - and your anatomy."" - by Me!
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The Great Tennessee Marijuana Cave
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Forbidden Nonfruit - A Childhood Devoid of Junk Food Breeds Certain Cravings
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Me.
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Alex has taken down the lights. You should too.
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Home Office denies remote snooping plan
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Converting to Metric
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Uptime
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Police set to step up hacking of home PCs - Times Online
If you don't already use WPA-AES, turn it on. Use MAC address filtering. Enable NAT on your router. Enable its firewall and IDS features. Check their logs regularly. Double check port forwarding rules, secure them with IP ACLs if necessary. Setup usernames and (strong) passwords on your Windows system. Use TLS encryption for your emails and especially for authentication. Get good AV for your email. Apply tinfoil liberally. - by Me!
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Using the fabulous ping.fm? Want to use your own Custom URL? Want to use Perl? Use this!
The attached script takes only status updates from ping.fm and writes it out to a file. In my case, this file is then "included" by apache dynamically on the front page of my site.
Bit rough and ready, but hey, it only took 60 seconds :)
1: #!/usr/bin/perl 2: 3: use strict; 4: use warnings; 5: 6: use CGI qw/:standard/;7: use CGI::Carp 'fatalsToBrowser';
8: 9: my $file = '/path/to/my/file.include';
10: 11: open my $FH, '>', $file or die "Unable to open $file\n";
12: 13: if ( param() ) {
14: 15: print header;16: my $method = param('method');
17: my $title = param('title');
18: my $message = param('message');
19: 20: print $FH "$message";
21: 22: } 23: 24: else {
25: 26: print header; 27: #Do nothing 28: 29: } 30: 31: close $FH;