"A knol is an authoritative article about a specific topic."
http://knol.google.com
Well, this is great but, a lot of people will be confused trying find something more "familiar", the database is not organized by i.g. science/subject/area etc, IMHO this make clear that Knol is not (maybe wont be) some kind of service to compete with Wikimedia Foundation.
Again, IMHO i would like to see an approach to Google + Wikipedia + MIT, i think you got it, each of these have a different way to deal with "sharing".
Maybe its possible, they are not the BSD licenses + GNU(aren't they? :) ).No its completely different...
Too soon to say ...
Btw, applauses for Google Inc, that company shake the world rly!
Something that i would never see comming from ...
:)
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Blender 2.46
yesterday, May 19 Blender 2.46 released.
I'm not here to tell you the new enhancements, that you can find in the official website or in the wiki.I'm here to something more, that we have more one great tool that is open source, and that in nowdays has reached a place that can clearly compete with the commercial tools.Frequently i see people become really the true "tards" when they claim that this kind of project based on these philosophy wont get success, even that this is a blind vision of someone, that's not the only reason people defend it.
I like so much of that philosophy of open source movement;
1.They help students
2.They help the common users discovery a "brand new world"
3.They help with concurrence
4.They help with the transparency
5.They help with the philosophy that there is good people =p
6. ...
That's awesome and always will be, thanks not just to the Blender foundation but for that "big community", Stallman, Torvalds, others that own the concept of "sharing" like Fravia, Kaspersky etc.
i think you have search engines enough to find the website to download the blender.
=p
I'm not here to tell you the new enhancements, that you can find in the official website or in the wiki.I'm here to something more, that we have more one great tool that is open source, and that in nowdays has reached a place that can clearly compete with the commercial tools.Frequently i see people become really the true "tards" when they claim that this kind of project based on these philosophy wont get success, even that this is a blind vision of someone, that's not the only reason people defend it.
I like so much of that philosophy of open source movement;
1.They help students
2.They help the common users discovery a "brand new world"
3.They help with concurrence
4.They help with the transparency
5.They help with the philosophy that there is good people =p
6. ...
That's awesome and always will be, thanks not just to the Blender foundation but for that "big community", Stallman, Torvalds, others that own the concept of "sharing" like Fravia, Kaspersky etc.
i think you have search engines enough to find the website to download the blender.
=p
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
A new hat released
It's name is Fedora 9, ok great!
:)
Q:What's the difference between Fedora and Ubuntu?
A:Basically Fedora is more complete.
I recommend you use Fedora, i have the 8th version here and it's awesome, easy like Ubuntu but with a bunch of things that almost any developer on nix systems would like to have.
Link
http://fedoraproject.org/
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TouchPad Issue
Its happens because someone disabled some option ;0
in the x server configurations...
/etc/X11/xorg.conf
add this one
and make sure that you have the "Identifiers" name into this section too
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Nvidia Drivers Issue
Well another problem i got when i tried compile one module to install one driver from the nvidia website for the x86_64 architecture.
And here we go with the log file generated...
The problem is into nv-vm.c source file at line 364 when occur one implicit declaration of function, well appears to be simple, but i'll not say anything by now ...
:)
Q:What's the difference between Fedora and Ubuntu?
A:Basically Fedora is more complete.
I recommend you use Fedora, i have the 8th version here and it's awesome, easy like Ubuntu but with a bunch of things that almost any developer on nix systems would like to have.
Link
http://fedoraproject.org/
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TouchPad Issue
Its happens because someone disabled some option ;0
in the x server configurations...
/etc/X11/xorg.conf
add this one
Section "InputDevice"
Driver "synaptics"
Identifier "TouchPad"
Option "SendCoreEvents"
Option "Protocol" "auto-dev"
Option "SHMConfig" "on"
Option "TapButton1" "1"
Option "TapButton2" "2"
EndSection
and make sure that you have the "Identifiers" name into this section too
Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "Layout0"
Screen 0 "Screen0"
InputDevice "Keyboard0" "CoreKeyboard"
InputDevice "TouchPad" "CorePointer"#<------ here
EndSection
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Nvidia Drivers Issue
Well another problem i got when i tried compile one module to install one driver from the nvidia website for the x86_64 architecture.
And here we go with the log file generated...
/tmp/selfgz5076/NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-169.12-pkg2/usr/src/nv/nv-vm.c:364: erro
r: implicit declaration of function ‘global_flush_tlb’
make[4]: *** [/tmp/selfgz5076/NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-169.12-pkg2/usr/src/nv/nv-
vm.o] Error 1
make[3]: *** [_module_/tmp/selfgz5076/NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-169.12-pkg2/usr/sr
c/nv] Error 2
make[2]: *** [sub-make] Error 2
NVIDIA: left KBUILD.
nvidia.ko failed to build!
make[1]: *** [module] Error 1
make: *** [module] Error 2
The problem is into nv-vm.c source file at line 364 when occur one implicit declaration of function, well appears to be simple, but i'll not say anything by now ...
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
A dilemma in the botnet scene
I'll give you an exciting brief introduction ... =p
by Cody and Pedram Amini
"
...
Cody and I thought it would be interesting to examine Kraken with the specific goal of infiltrating the bot network. We started with a sample from Offensive Computing and working from there eventually concluded that we would indeed be able to infiltrate and take over increasingly larger portions of the Kraken bot net. Cody did most of the manual labor of protocol dissection, reverse engineering the encryption routines and eventually creating a fake Kraken server capable of overtaking a redirected zombie. His detailed write up on the reverse engineering process is available under "Owning Kraken".
..."
The links
http://dvlabs.tippingpoint.com/blog/2008/04/28/kraken-botnet-infiltration
http://dvlabs.tippingpoint.com/blog/2008/04/28/owning-kraken-zombies
Thanks Pedram for posting it on open.rce, some times i forget to check out others sources of information.
I know that is hard choice do what you want, but seems that you guys have doubts about the choice, so keep in secret analyzing... sometimes when you have to do the right thing you can't make it public, you know...
the world in a nutshell...
by Cody and Pedram Amini
"
...
Cody and I thought it would be interesting to examine Kraken with the specific goal of infiltrating the bot network. We started with a sample from Offensive Computing and working from there eventually concluded that we would indeed be able to infiltrate and take over increasingly larger portions of the Kraken bot net. Cody did most of the manual labor of protocol dissection, reverse engineering the encryption routines and eventually creating a fake Kraken server capable of overtaking a redirected zombie. His detailed write up on the reverse engineering process is available under "Owning Kraken".
..."
The links
http://dvlabs.tippingpoint.com/blog/2008/04/28/kraken-botnet-infiltration
http://dvlabs.tippingpoint.com/blog/2008/04/28/owning-kraken-zombies
Thanks Pedram for posting it on open.rce, some times i forget to check out others sources of information.
I know that is hard choice do what you want, but seems that you guys have doubts about the choice, so keep in secret analyzing... sometimes when you have to do the right thing you can't make it public, you know...
the world in a nutshell...
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Games - Newcomers in the world of "Game Development"
Seems that for awhile i haven't post anything related with game stuff, so here i am!
The topic is: Game Development.
The focus is: Newcomers.
So you have decided that you want make your own game, want make sure that what you want will give you some reward, stop , stop , stop, the first thing that you cannot do is think in the money!
First you might take a look into that "reality" before start dreaming about fantasy.
Well, make a MOD for some game that you like to play.
Q:Make a MOD, Whats this?
A:Modification.
Q:What you mean?
A:Change your favorite game, i mean improve it like you wish.
The reasons are:
1.With a MOD you will know things about work in a group with one clean objective, and the first impressions in most times you will be surprised on how things that are simple can be hard!
2.After you get some experiences working with people with "same interests" you might start your project with a serious dedication, at first time, yea appears to be a hard goal, but that is your first attempt, so relax and try again.
3.The tools, most of the games today provide some tool kits, like Microsoft SDK, it make things simple because the API of the SDK of the games work on top of the Engines.
Another question
Q:But what can i do with a MOD, MOD is just a MOD no?
A:Did you forget the famous CS (Counter Strike)?
This thing so far got more success than Halflife, and this is just a MOD.On my opinion i believe that TS(The Specialists) was the best MOD shooter for Halflife because the great conversion and new brand effects and dynamic that in Counter Strike you don't have so far.
Long time i have seen too many amateurs that make MOD's in a variety of areas making their things better than professionals, mainly in the games.
Q:Why it?
A:Because the industry of the games(no only games) is always cloning things that others do, and amateurs don't care about it, they are in most times original.
More one great thing, don't start making an MMORPG thats what i see in every forum, make something without networking stuff, but after you make it, read a lot about security on server side applications because at these days some bad infrastructure can break your business.
Has passed some years that i have found some "crackers" working for some "underground" services...
So, start as soon as possible dealing with a clean and safe structures.The internet is growing, the information together, and they go to the both sides...
"Googleing" you may find this site in the first "shot"
http://www.moddb.com
maybe later i put more letters in this post...
The topic is: Game Development.
The focus is: Newcomers.
So you have decided that you want make your own game, want make sure that what you want will give you some reward, stop , stop , stop, the first thing that you cannot do is think in the money!
First you might take a look into that "reality" before start dreaming about fantasy.
Well, make a MOD for some game that you like to play.
Q:Make a MOD, Whats this?
A:Modification.
Q:What you mean?
A:Change your favorite game, i mean improve it like you wish.
The reasons are:
1.With a MOD you will know things about work in a group with one clean objective, and the first impressions in most times you will be surprised on how things that are simple can be hard!
2.After you get some experiences working with people with "same interests" you might start your project with a serious dedication, at first time, yea appears to be a hard goal, but that is your first attempt, so relax and try again.
3.The tools, most of the games today provide some tool kits, like Microsoft SDK, it make things simple because the API of the SDK of the games work on top of the Engines.
Another question
Q:But what can i do with a MOD, MOD is just a MOD no?
A:Did you forget the famous CS (Counter Strike)?
This thing so far got more success than Halflife, and this is just a MOD.On my opinion i believe that TS(The Specialists) was the best MOD shooter for Halflife because the great conversion and new brand effects and dynamic that in Counter Strike you don't have so far.
Long time i have seen too many amateurs that make MOD's in a variety of areas making their things better than professionals, mainly in the games.
Q:Why it?
A:Because the industry of the games(no only games) is always cloning things that others do, and amateurs don't care about it, they are in most times original.
More one great thing, don't start making an MMORPG thats what i see in every forum, make something without networking stuff, but after you make it, read a lot about security on server side applications because at these days some bad infrastructure can break your business.
Has passed some years that i have found some "crackers" working for some "underground" services...
So, start as soon as possible dealing with a clean and safe structures.The internet is growing, the information together, and they go to the both sides...
"Googleing" you may find this site in the first "shot"
http://www.moddb.com
maybe later i put more letters in this post...
Friday, April 4, 2008
Automated - Unpackers
Hi,
Ok are you new in RCE world?
You know some websites that you can find tools, but you still don't believe that these are safe tools?
I have a solution for you!
http://www.dswlab.com/
That company have so many tools and some of them is specially made to unpack executables and identify them.
You can trust, that company is a real one, there is no crackers going to put a rootkit with a backdoor on your machine after you use his tools!
They are really professionals and have great tools:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For PE Identifier
*File Format Identifier v1.4(the public version)
http://u6.dswlab.com/ffi.zip
Note: that tool is not just for identify the PE, it can unpack it.For be serious there is a variety of packers supported.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Just for unpack
*VMUnpacker 1.4.3
http://update4.dswlab.com/vmunpacker.zip
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
=p
Ok are you new in RCE world?
You know some websites that you can find tools, but you still don't believe that these are safe tools?
I have a solution for you!
http://www.dswlab.com/
That company have so many tools and some of them is specially made to unpack executables and identify them.
You can trust, that company is a real one, there is no crackers going to put a rootkit with a backdoor on your machine after you use his tools!
They are really professionals and have great tools:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For PE Identifier
*File Format Identifier v1.4(the public version)
http://u6.dswlab.com/ffi.zip
Note: that tool is not just for identify the PE, it can unpack it.For be serious there is a variety of packers supported.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Just for unpack
*VMUnpacker 1.4.3
http://update4.dswlab.com/vmunpacker.zip
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
=p
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Immunity Debugger v1.5
"This new Immunity Debugger release provides a lot of new scripts and important fixes. New scripts to improve your debugging experience include: gflags, hookssl, and hookndr.
The API has been reinforced with new functionality which allows you to gather more information from the remote process, such as Threads, findRetValue. This release also includes some important fixes such as correct Memory Page protection flags, which are also available via the Python API." March 27, 2008
And more, was announced that they are looking for some experts (hackers =p)
http://debugger.immunityinc.com/hireahacker.html
Immunity Debugger is very similar to the OllyDbg but with great support for python language and a lot of useful functionalities already done for use with python language, for example, the functionalities intent to hook are pretty good.
Well, cya, i go test that release !
The API has been reinforced with new functionality which allows you to gather more information from the remote process, such as Threads, findRetValue. This release also includes some important fixes such as correct Memory Page protection flags, which are also available via the Python API." March 27, 2008
And more, was announced that they are looking for some experts (hackers =p)
http://debugger.immunityinc.com/hireahacker.html
Immunity Debugger is very similar to the OllyDbg but with great support for python language and a lot of useful functionalities already done for use with python language, for example, the functionalities intent to hook are pretty good.
Well, cya, i go test that release !
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