Hosts, be carefull... leak detected in DNS software
 

There's a security leak in some DNS-software, which caused the Hun's Yellow Pages (www.thehun.net only, .com and .nl were running fine) to be down. More reading at http://www.pgp.com/research/covert/advisories/047.asp

is this why your sites been down since last night for me? what exactly does all that jibberish mean?

there's a hole hackers can exploit. But microsoft is working round the clock finding a solution. But, its more than likely that its the end of the internet as we know it.

and the world.

watch out for the damn dirty apes!

its people...soylent green is people....

fuck man that sucks i will have to keep a eye out

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SweetJimmy -
I dont get you. You seem very smart and have an excellent vocabulary, yet you say some fucked up shit sometimes...

First you offended almost everyone on the board Now your quite the helping hand????

whats your story?

Don't you psychoanalyze me fucker! You might come here with your fancy Berkeley diploma and your hippy swagger but i see through you fucker! Eh Fucker?

lol...fucker...you have a great name. and to answer your question i insulted everyone cause i didn't get paid. i was to lazy to write click here for amatuer pages pics, i guess...so sorry if i went off on you earlier fucker i didn't mean anything by it i was just fucking around ok fucker?

no offense taken! http://bbs.gofuckyourself.com/board/smile.gif

Damn I shouldn't have forgot my webiquette. Sometimes when we're on the internet we forget that those are real people we're talking to with real feelings...but then someone names the bulletin board gofuckyourself.com and all that goes out the window....sniff...sob...

BTW...

i didnt come up to berkeley for the hippies or the diploma.

I came here because i wanted to live in the city that invented the atomic bomb!

We checked our are we're OK.

Thanks.

Are your DNS servers down?

> server ns.vurrwerk.nl
*** Can't find address for server ns.vurrwerk.nl: Non-existent domain
> server ns2.vurrwerk.nl
*** Can't find address for server ns2.vurrwerk.nl: Non-existent domain
> server ns1.cwie.net
DNS request timed out.
timeout was 2 seconds.
Default Server: ns1.cwie.net
Address: 64.38.192.10

The name of the nameserver is ns.vuurwerk.nl, not ns.vurrwerk.nl

Hey fucker, they invented the atom bomb?

do you goto school there? just outa curiosity..

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"If you're not living with a big cock, you're not a threat to my ability of getting laid!"

On August 2nd 1939, just before the beginning of World War II, Albert Einstein wrote to then President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Einstein and several other scientists told Roosevelt of efforts in Nazi Germany to purify U-235 with which might in turn be used to build an atomic bomb. It was shortly thereafter that the United States Government began the serious undertaking known only then as the Manhattan Project. Simply put, the Manhattan Project was committed to expedient research and production that would produce a viable atomic bomb.
The most complicated issue to be addressed was the production of ample amounts of `enriched' uranium to sustain a chain reaction. At the time, Uranium-235 was very hard to extract. In fact, the ratio of conversion from Uranium ore to Uranium metal is 500:1. An additional drawback is that the 1 part of Uranium that is finally refined from the ore consists of over 99% Uranium-238, which is practically useless for an atomic bomb. To make it even more difficult, U-235 and U-238 are precisely similar in their chemical makeup. This proved to be as much of a challenge as separating a solution of sucrose from a solution of glucose. No ordinary chemical extraction could separate the two isotopes. Only mechanical methods could effectively separate U-235 from U-238. Several scientists at Columbia University managed to solve this dilemma.

A massive enrichment laboratory/plant was constructed at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. H.C. Urey, along with his associates and colleagues at Columbia University, devised a system that worked on the principle of gaseous diffusion. Following this process, Ernest O. Lawrence (inventor of the Cyclotron) at the University of California in Berkeley implemented a process involving magnetic separation of the two isotopes.

Following the first two processes, a gas centrifuge was used to further separate the lighter U-235 from the heavier non-fissionable U-238 by their mass. Once all of these procedures had been completed, all that needed to be done was to put to the test the entire concept behind atomic fission. [For more information on these procedures of refining Uranium, see Section 3.]

Over the course of six years, ranging from 1939 to 1945, more than 2 billion dollars were spent on the Manhattan Project. The formulas for refining Uranium and putting together a working bomb were created and seen to their logical ends by some of the greatest minds of our time. Among these people who unleashed the power of the atomic bomb was J. Robert Oppenheimer.

BTW....

naaa, dont go to CAL. i moved up here to berkeley from southern cal a little over a year ago. I was going to attend a college down in silicon valley called "cogswell polytech" doing video game design and production and 3D design. Never ended up going... not yet at least... Still working on game shit of course!

Fucker - sweet, that's what I want to get into. Either games or 3D animation. I haven't decided but I know I'm gonna do it!

I have been EATEN!

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