] Initiator Edit Partyprestissimogmail.com
] Country Report party trollingUnited States of
] America
] Location Somewhere in the city
] Atlanta, GA
] US
] Info! Date: Saturday following release
] Location: If someone can host 64 people for an actual
] party (as opposed to a spontaneous mass eating out by
] firefox users), that'd be great. I'm sure people wouldn't
] mind chipping in a bit to defray any costs involved. If
] nobody can, we'll land on a restaurant or other venue
] Real Soon Now and post the info here. If anyone has
] connections to a place in the city, you're also
] encouraged to let me know. If people have ideas for
] venues, let me know.

Mozillatlanta '04: Firefox 1.0 Release party

] Without referring to specific adverse rulings on the
] treatment of detainees or enemy combatants, Ashcroft
] blasted "activist" judges for encroaching on the powers
] that he insists belong solely to the president in
] wartime.
]
] "The danger I see here is that intrusive judicial
] oversight and second-guessing of presidential
] determinations in these critical areas can put at risk
] the very security of our nation in a time of war,"
] Ashcroft said.

Anyone wish he was staying as AG?

Ashcroft: 'Activist' judges can put nation's security at risk

Wow. The Washington Post puts up a website which lists each and every casualty in Iraq, in order, with their photos, personal info, etc....

Wow.

washingtonpost.com: Faces of the Fallen

] This site explores some of the great issues and
] controversies that surround our Nation's founding
] document.

Exploring Constitutional Law (formerly Constitutional Conflicts)

Rattle wrote:
] ] Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat, 75, the
] ] leader who passionately sought a homeland for his people
] ] but was seen by many Israelis as a ruthless terrorist and
] ] a roadblock to peace, died early Thursday in Paris.
]
] Let me say a phrase I'm sure we will be blasted with over the
] next few days: History will not look kindly upon Yasser
] Arafat.
]
] Things may have been very different today if he took a
] different action in 2000. Things may have been very different
] today if he did not continue to resort to (and practically
] invent) terrorist tactics.
]
] It may now be possible to make significant headway toward
] peace between Palestine and Israel. Maybe..

Fuck this man. I hope he is going someplace very hot for all his actions that have caused such pain and suffering, for both Israel and the people he is claiming to defend. He has loads of blood on his hands, from the Munich Olmpics in 1972 to for his complete inability to help the peace process. Terrorist turned statemen my ass. As Dennis Miller once said "This man used to blow up AIRPLANES! Why are we celebrating him?"

RE: CNN.com - Palestinian leader Arafat dies at 75

I've put in alot of work into Stripe Snoop over the last few months, and after a near-full re-write in C++, its all starting to come together. Reader hardware information is now kept in an XML config file that an auto-detection utility, rdetect, creates. All the reader/hardware is very abstracted into generic C++ classes, that makes adding support of new readers a snap. The database is now supports all tracks. So if you have a more advanced reader, you get more information, but if you don't, it still works!

If you own a Mac, Stripe Snoop should work with serial based readers, if you have a Serial-to-USB converter, and the port is accessible through /dev. Contact me if you have a Mac!

Stripe Snoop 2.0 will be released beta-testers on Nov 24th, and will be released on Dec 1st.

Stripe Snoop 2.0 preview screenshot

] This document is intended as a comprehensive reference
] for the Standard C programming language, including its
] support library.

One of the nicer C references I've found, and explictly explains the standard libraries that most posters on comp.lang.c don't seem to understand. I never knew there are a qsort in stdlib.h!

Standard C Reference

A site with lots of proof of concept source code for different vulnerablities, including the recent IFrame overflow effecting IE.

Proof of concept code for exploits

] RFC 1984 - IAB and IESG Statement on Cryptographic
] Technology and the Internet

HA! RFC 1984 is an explaination why the public should have strong encryption to protect itself.

RFC Humor

] For the purposes of this document, lawful intercept is
] the lawfully authorized interception and monitoring of
] communications. Service providers are being asked to meet
] legal and regulatory requirements for the interception of
] voice as well as data communications in IP networks in a
] variety of countries worldwide. Although requirements
] vary from country to country, some requirements remain
] common even though details such as delivery formats may
] differ. This document describes Cisco's Architecture for
] supporting lawful intercept in IP networks. It provides a
] general solution that has a minimum set of common
] interfaces. This document does not attempt to address any
] of the specific legal requirements or obligations that
] may exist in a particular country.

Cisco architechure provisions to capture network traffic when required by law. Includes provisions for a VoIP "wiretap". Thought you'd like this Mike.

rfc3924 - Lawful Intercept in IP Networks