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分享快樂。DON' LET HIM WASTE YOUR TIME。

tswtsw | Jan. 27, 2007, 10:12 p.m. | Original

今日星期日明報有三份訪問，李慧玲、甘太、麥家蕾。死趕才趕出來的。大家看看啦。

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發狂趕稿，呂某的發佈會遲到一小時。而且說話肆無忌憚。算啦呂某出書心情大好，會原諒我的。其它人不原諒我也不要緊，呂某都原

Why I think that DNS whitelists are going to fail

Wandering Thoughts | Jan. 27, 2007, 12:18 a.m. | Original

There's been a recent fad for DNS whitelists, the rough inverse of DNSblacklists; instead of listing claimed bad sources of email, they listclaimed good sources. I've been thinking about this for a while, and Ibelieve that such DNS whitelists are going to fail.

Why I believe DNS whitelists are doomed can be summed up in a simplequestion: do you whitelist Hotmail or not? If you whitelist Hotmail, youare whitelisting a known source of a not insignificant amount of spam.If you

DON' LET HIM WASTE YOUR TIME之排球是世界上最重要的運動

tswtsw | Jan. 26, 2007, 1:49 a.m. | Original

詩歌分享會迫近，我本《無風帶》卻不知哪裡去了，真是尷尬。但為了排球的情誼！我就算缺席都會搵番本書出來的。何況呂永佳咁靚仔。DON' LET HIM WASTE YOUR TIME，去睇靚仔啦。驚聞仲有九工三子之一的阿仁木結他伴奏！靚仔成份濃度

First impressions of pyOpenSSL

Wandering Thoughts | Jan. 26, 2007, 12:18 a.m. | Original

pyOpenSSL is a high-level Pythonwrapper around a subset of the OpenSSL library (to quote it). It waspulled onto my machines recently as part of a Fedora update, and sinceI'm currently interested in OpenSSL-related things I decided to playaround with it to try it out.

After writing some basic stuff, I have to say that I like it. It's notentirely documented (and for some things you really want to read theOpenSSL manpages too), but it works fine

探偵物語

silencemo | Jan. 25, 2007, 10:03 a.m. | Original

原作:赤川次郎
導演:根岸吉太郎
主演:藥師丸博子、松田優作

還沒看到電影，先被預告片吸引。比蒸餾水更清純的藥師丸博子，像極了初出道時的李麗珍，但她的舉手投足，都有一種少女的魔力。松田優作演的偵探，在預告片

純屬意外

silencemo | Jan. 25, 2007, 8:45 a.m. | Original

昨晚登入控制主頁
頁面彈出新版已可以登入的字句
於是我依法登入
之前我千方百計都無法改成新版
突然又可以改了
並要用gmail的戶口進入
真是古怪

改了新版之後
馬上出現怪事
我過去的連結和部分貼上去的功能都成了亂碼
我沒有還原

A clever trick to deal with students powering off workstations

Wandering Thoughts | Jan. 25, 2007, 12:18 a.m. | Original

One of the eternal curses of student Unix labs is students casuallyturning off workstations the way they turn off other PCs when they'redone with them. (A problem made worse by vendors putting glowing powerbuttons on the front panel of machines, where they become an easytemptation.)

In theory the answer to this is Wake-on-LAN. You probably have at leastone inaccessible computer per lab, so run a daemon on that that noticeswhen workstations are down and sends out a WoL packet to get