With the end of the quarter quickly approaching, not to mention graduation and the end of my employment with ResTek, I’ve been trying to finish up BITS (basic inventory tracking system) along with documenting anything I had my grubby little hands on, which is quite a bit.
BITS is conceptually complete, meaning that the framework for [...]
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progress update
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27 February 2006 |
17:38 |
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Windows WMF vulnerability
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28 December 2005 |
15:42 |
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There’s been a lot of news about this latest windows exploit, and Websense Labs has this video of what happens when a machine becomes infected. It’s really quite surprising how much happens once the vulerability is exploited. Not only that, but the lengths the worm goes to to look like legitimate software.
SANS Article
Websense Labs Video
There’s been a lot of news about this latest windows exploit, and Websense Labs has this video of what happens when a machine becomes infected. It’s really quite surprising how much happens once the vulerability is exploited. Not only that, but the lengths the worm goes to to look like legitimate software.
SANS Article
Websense Labs Video
ropes course photos
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19 November 2005 |
14:56 |
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I finally got a data cable for my cellphone, and was able to pull off the photos that I took way back when we did the ropes course.
Check them out over at Flickr
I finally got a data cable for my cellphone, and was able to pull off the photos that I took way back when we did the ropes course.
Check them out over at Flickr
new registration feature
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3 November 2005 |
22:10 |
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At kulshan meeting today, Leo suggested that it would be very helpful for students as well as the consultant staff if there was a way to view which windows updates a student was missing according to the security detector on one of the registration pages. That way, we could enable students to be proactive and [...]
At kulshan meeting today, Leo suggested that it would be very helpful for students as well as the consultant staff if there was a way to view which windows updates a student was missing according to the security detector on one of the registration pages. That way, we could enable students to be proactive and [...]
fall opening
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16 September 2005 |
20:42 |
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Fall Opening - Day 3:
Mood: Ugh… X-|
Spent the better part of the day setting up the various labs for the obstacle course tomorrow morning. With the help of nad, Daniel, Josh and Annie, we were able to get everything set and ready to rock in a reasonable amount of time. All the DVD’s for phase [...]
Fall Opening - Day 3:
Mood: Ugh… X-|
Spent the better part of the day setting up the various labs for the obstacle course tomorrow morning. With the help of nad, Daniel, Josh and Annie, we were able to get everything set and ready to rock in a reasonable amount of time. All the DVD’s for phase [...]
new toys!
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11 August 2005 |
19:45 |
Work |
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So like nick mentioned, we got our new servers today. I took a bunch of pictures of this joyous occasion. Here’s the highlights.
Nick and Pat unpacking the boxes
PowerEdge super stack
The guts
Look at them itty-bitty fans
Can’t remember if anybody has already posted the specs, but here they are again:
- 2.8GHz/1MB Cache, Xeon 800MHz FSB
- [...]
So like nick mentioned, we got our new servers today. I took a bunch of pictures of this joyous occasion. Here’s the highlights.
Nick and Pat unpacking the boxes
PowerEdge super stack
The guts
Look at them itty-bitty fans
Can’t remember if anybody has already posted the specs, but here they are again:
- 2.8GHz/1MB Cache, Xeon 800MHz FSB
- [...]
work work work
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20 July 2005 |
0:03 |
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It didn’t seem like it before, but a lot happened today. We got a feature request for the conference services app to allow editing of the start and end dates of a conference. The request was one of those “why didn’t we do this in the first place” things. I set to work on that [...]
It didn’t seem like it before, but a lot happened today. We got a feature request for the conference services app to allow editing of the start and end dates of a conference. The request was one of those “why didn’t we do this in the first place” things. I set to work on that [...]
productivity++
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18 May 2005 |
16:49 |
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Yesterday the dualhead video cards we ordered for our office machines arrived. They’re nothing fancy, 64Meg Geforce MX4000, but still much better than the integraded intel chipset.
Gnome 2.10 with Twinview enabled is a beautiful thing.
Yesterday the dualhead video cards we ordered for our office machines arrived. They’re nothing fancy, 64Meg Geforce MX4000, but still much better than the integraded intel chipset.
Gnome 2.10 with Twinview enabled is a beautiful thing.
thats a lotta downloads
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29 April 2005 |
8:03 |
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congrats guys!
congrats guys!
something is wrong here
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15 March 2005 |
23:18 |
Work |
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no clue how that one happened. It just showed up.
Can’t get rid of the little bugger either.
edit: After a reboot, windows decided that it really wasn’t a critical system folder, and let me delete it. But there goes my 20 days of up time…
no clue how that one happened. It just showed up.
Can’t get rid of the little bugger either.
edit: After a reboot, windows decided that it really wasn’t a critical system folder, and let me delete it. But there goes my 20 days of up time…
