★ wanayoo — archive 1999 http://64.28.67.48/cheesyportal.shtmlNouvelle recherche | Portail wanayoo

Welcome to Slashdot Hardware KDE Space Encryption Slashback
 faq
 code
 osdn
 awards
 privacy
 slashNET
 older stuff
 rob's page
 preferences
 submit story
 advertising
 supporters
 past polls
 topics
 about
 jobs
 hof

Sections
10/11 (4)
apache
10/11 (7)
askslashdot
1/27
awards
10/10
books
10/11 (3)
bsd
10/11 (2)
features
10/5
interviews
9/12
radio
10/12 (5)
science
10/12 (3)
yro
OSDN
Freshmeat
Linux.com
SourceForge
ThinkGeek
Question
 Exchange

Cheesy Slashdot Portal Page
Anonymous Coward's Slashbox
By editing the section called "User Space" on the user preferences page, you can cause this space to be filled with any HTML you specify. Personal URLs? Your Credit Card Numbers and Social Security numbers? Well, maybe you better stick to URLs.

All Music Guide
Search All Music

artist
album
song
style
label

Alta Vista
Search Alta Vista


The Funnies (?)
  • User Friendly
  • Red Meat
  • Dilbert
  • Sluggy Freelance
  • Bastich
  • Punc & Mark
  • Helen
  • Goats
  • Pokey the Penguin
  • Superosity
  • Kevin & Kell
  • Doonesbury
  • The Fifth Wave
  • After Y2K
  • Dr. Fun
  • Player vs. Player
  • Penny Arcade
  • BadTech
  • FoxTrot
  • Deja News

    messages forums
    Archive: 

    Excite
    Search Excite

    Yahoo!
    Search Yahoo

    CmdrTaco's Links
  • My Homepage
  • GNOME
  • Enlightenment
  • Ain't it Cool?
  • Internet Movie Database
  • All Music Guide
  • Block Stackers
  • User Friendly
  • Red Meat
  • JenniCam
  • Hemos's Links
  • CNNfn
  • Everything
  • Ad-Fu
  • Jennicam
  • Ghost Sites
  • Gnome.org
  • Disinformation
  • The Foresight Institute
  • Red Meat
  • My Page
  • After Y2K
  • All Music Guide
  • Space Ghost
  • The Onion
  • Old Man Murray
  • Slashdot Stats
    date: 6:08am
    uptime: 181 days, 19:57, 1 user,
    load average: 0.04, 0.05, 0.00
    processes: 43
    yesterday: 350544
    today: 1
    ever: 151656694

    CNNfn
  • Year of the big stock drop - 5:56 a.m. ET
  • Tokyo rises, Asia mixed - 5:45 a.m. ET
  • Techs revive in Europe - 5:06 a.m. ET
  • Shell $1.8B deal blocked - 4:49 a.m. ET
  • Tomkins CEO resigns - 4:14 a.m. ET
  • Safeway recalls taco shells - 12:51 a.m. ET
  • Congress passes auto safety bill - 12:22 a.m. ET

    Visit CNNfn

  • Goto
    GoTo.com: Search made simple
    Affiliate Info

    Pricewatch

    Slashdot RC5 Team Stats
    Current Rank: 1
    Total blocks to search: 68,719,476,736
    Total blocks checked: 471,669,162
    Days working: 1,085 Overall Rate: 1,350,622.19 kkeys/second

    RC5 Stats

    32BitsOnline.com
    Temporirarily Disabled

    Ars Technica
  • Updated motherboard buying guide
  • Mac OS X Public Beta
  • NTFS 5.0
  • The Sims: Livin' Large
  • Evolution of NTFS, Part I
  • Ars Boston Party 2000
  • Game.Ars
  • CasEdge LX734A Mid-Tower
  • Multiboot MS OSes
  • System Guide Update
  • State of PC Hardware
  • Dual boots & SMP
  • DDR DRAM and RAMBUS
  • RAM Guide, Part III
  • CDI Alaska "Cool Case"
  • Linksys EtherFast Cable/DSL Router
  • Warlords: Battlecry
  • Asus MB Round-up
  • 3D Modeling Round-up
  • Fong Kai 320ATX mid-tower

    More Ars Technica...

  • Brunching Shuttlecocks
  • Today: "That Guy Who Was In That Thing That One Time -- A Retrospective"
  • Yesterday: "Ed's World, Part 13"
  • New Mail [7/14]
  • Everything2
  • Hans Moleman (person)
  • Selma Bouvier (person)
  • magic lamp (thing)
  • October 12, 2000 (idea)
  • Something Against You (thing)
  • James Joyce :: Ulysses : VII Aeolus part 3 (thing)
  • How to build a unique lightsabre prop (idea)
  • James Joyce :: Ulysses : VII Aeolus part 2 (thing)
  • Oh My Golly! (thing)
  • Talking like a pirate is fun but annoys people (idea)
  • Behind the Music (idea)
  • How to build a unique lightsabre prop (idea)
  • Google


    JenniCam
    JenniCam

    Linux Today

    Oct 12,

  • In Context: Linuxcare's Experience in Ramping Up a Bazaar Business Model
  • Linux Weely News for October 12, 2000
  • Linux-Mandrake Security Update Advisory: apache update
  • Open System Accounting [Project Announcement]
  • KDE Desktop 2.0 Final Release Candidate Available for Linux
  • DukeofULR.com: NVidia on Linux: Interview with Nick Triantos
  • TheLinuxGurus.org: Beginning Perl [Book Review]
  • Conectiva Linux Security Announcement - apache
  • LinuxWorld: Joe versus the Potato - Potato's installer outshines that of Slink-and-a-Half
  • Enterprise Linux Today: SteelEye to Showcase Enterprise-Class Reliability Solutions at Intel Exchange

    More from Linux Today...

  • natelinx
  • ai
  • bsi
  • cnn
  • smug
  • garden
  • taco hell
  • superbad
  • mod_perl
  • everything
  • space ghost
  • oostendorp.net
  • Oblique Strategy
    Assemble some of the elements in a group and treat the group

    Segfault.org
  • Linux Numerologists Warn of Coming Apocalypse
  • The Answer Guy
  • Microsoft Buys .net
  • Gore Would Open Source Government
  • President Kidnapped by Sprite-Based Ninjas
  • O'Reilly Discontinues "Nutshell" Series, Starts Legal "Briefs"
  • Semaphore13 Bids KuroDot.Org Adieu Over Karmojo Flap
  • User finds helpful information in Microsoft Knowledge Base
  • DHBiT Back on the Air
  • The SOAP Hoax
  • Controversial "Me Too" Post Sparks Flame

    More Low-Budget Humour...

  • Themes.org
  • Few updates...
  • Themes.org Changes Underwear Again
  • Der GIMP
  • Did you know...
  • GIMP 1.1.27 Now Out
  • Interview with mk (Markus Kniebes)
  • 10 Questions with Olivier Fourdan of XFce
  • Gimp vs. Photoshop: An Amateur Artist's View
  • Enlightenment 0.16.5
  • OSWD - Mu
  • Weather24.com

    (city, state or zip)

    WebComics
  • off the mark
  • Mostly Business
  • The Joke's on You!
  • Not Quite Right
  • C-Toons : Chris Oakley Cartoons 2000
  • Just Cheese
  • Reynolds Unwrapped
  • Committed for Life
  • Somedaze
  • Salamander Bits

    Funnies!

  • Advogato
  • Advogato's Number: Peer to Peer
  • http://sourceforge.net/projects/virgule
  • More scripting languages
  • Alcohol and Computers
  • Distributed Trust Metrics
  • Practical Uses for CueCat
  • New mailing list: ix64 - 64 bit Unix issues
  • Computer Science vs. Computer Programming
  • whoami
  • Kuro5hin is back :-) (www.kuro5hin.com)
  • Apache
  • PHP 4.0.3 Released
  • Top Infoworld Innovators includes Apache Group
  • Filtered I/O in Apache 2.0
  • Apache 2.0a7 Released
  • The Apache Of Your Dreams
  • Realm Authentification Module
  • Apache Mailing List Archive Available
  • Java-based Template Engine, Velocity, Announced
  • Linux And Windows, Neck-And-Neck In Web Serving
  • Apache 2.0alpha6 is OUT
  • Ask Slashdot
  • Quicktime 5 vs. Everybody?
  • Online Shopping Outside the US?
  • On the Commercial Use Of Apache and SSL
  • Technical Comparison Of Windows CE vs. PalmOS?
  • Death Of The Obfuscated C Code Contest?
  • Why Do We Still Use Clock Frequencies?
  • User's Groups On Fund Raising And Procuring Facilities?
  • Can We Effectively Scan For E-Mail Viruses?
  • Super Large, Super Hi-Res LCD Screens?
  • 'Case-less' Rackmounts and Multi-Machine Power Supplies?
  • AuctionBeagle

    More AuctionBeagle...

    Slashdot Beanie Awards
  • Final Call for Voting in Slashdot's Beanie Awards
  • Vote:Best Designed Interface in a Non-Graphical Application
  • Voting Begins for $100k Beanie Awards
  • Vote:Most Improved Open Source Project
  • Vote:Most Improved Kernel Module
  • Vote:Best Open Source Advocate
  • Vote:Most Deserving Open Source Charity
  • Vote:Best Newbie Helper
  • Vote:Unsung Hero
  • Vote:Best Designed Interface in a Graphical App
  • BBC Sci/Tech News
  • Shuttle begins anniversary mission
  • Step forward for space station
  • In pictures: Preparing for space residents
  • 100 missions and counting
  • DNA clues to Neanderthals
  • Neanderthals not human ancestors
  • Neanderthals survived longer than thought
  • Neanderthals 'mated with modern humans'
  • Action urged over giant wave threat
  • Giant wave could threaten US
  • Call for asteroid defences
  • Respite for cheesy trainers
  • Dig pulls up five T. rex specimens
  • Napster gives artists 'control'
  • Spot the elk, win a prize
  • Plastics earn chemistry Nobel
  • EU clears AOL merger
  • GM giant 'will threaten seed supplies'
  • Reverse charge your web shopping
  • ...and here it is in colour
  • Free computers for the poor
  • Russian and Americans share hi-tech Nobel
  • Call to jail bird persecutors
  • Step forward in stem cell control
  • Cambridge professor to advise PM
  • Giant trilobite discovered
  • Freeserve cuts off heavy users
  • GM 'mashed potato' revealed
  • Endangered species cloned
  • Click here to vote
  • Brain pioneers share Nobel prize
  • Dounreay clean-up plans revealed
  • Gamma-ray hunter launched

    More BBC Sci/Tech News

  • BeBits
  • Tracker Grep 3.1
  • Stella 1.2
  • Uplog 1.0
  • dollar-kr-dollar 1.0
  • BeLogin 1.2
  • BeGet 1.2.0
  • doxygen 1.2.1
  • SP-Calculator 1.1
  • FancyKeyboard 1.01
  • YahooKeyboard 1.0

    More BeBits...

  • Be Dope
  • BeOS CueCat Hackers Ignored By Press, Lawyers
  • Function is_pants_on_fire() Added To BeIA
  • Be VP: BeIA MIA, AFAIK
  • Hacker, Stephenson, Same?
  • Haiku-Fu: Contest Winner And New Section

    More Be Dope

  • BeOS Central

    14:34 PST, April 16, 2000

  • BeGeistert 4 Report

    10:08 PST, April 14, 2000

  • BeTips Gets a Facelift

    14:06 PST, April 13, 2000

  • Postmaster Future Uncertain

    11:43 PST, April 13, 2000

  • Sm@rt Reseller Column Mentions BeOS

    11:23 PST, April 13, 2000

  • Softjee to Bring New Midi Sequencer to BeOS

    16:16 PST, April 12, 2000

  • Free Sample Media, Free Drivers/Software

    04:40 PST, April 12, 2000

  • More BeGeistert 4 Info Available

    04:18 PST, April 12, 2000

  • SoloPoint.Com Picks BeIA

    05:55 PST, April 11, 2000

  • IMAP Comes to BeOS

    17:44 PST, April 10, 2000

  • BeOSUGS Next Meeting This Wednesday

    More from BeOSCentral...

  • The Be Site

    The Be Site...

    Beta News
  • Random Home Beta 1 Released
  • MusicMatch Jukebox 6.00.0214 Beta Released
  • EdgeGain 1.0 Beta 4 Released
  • Hotjabber 0.72 Alpha Released
  • iNoize 1.10 Beta Released
  • PHP 4.0.3, Security-Oriented Release
  • Microsoft Launches Pair of Mac Products
  • QuickTime 5 Preview for Mac Users
  • Gates Hacked NASA - Not Really!
  • Judge Jackson May be Removed
  • Microsoft Time Table Set
  • Intel Delays PIII and Speeds PIV
  • Argentum Backup 1.00 Beta 2 Released
  • PE Explorer 1.0 Beta Released
  • Exact Audio Copy 0.9 Prebeta 7 Released
  • Get more beta stuff...

    Blue's News

    Wednesday
    October 11, 2000

  • SFC2 Preview
  • Evening Screenshots
  • BG2 Support Site
  • Atriarch Movie
  • EVE Trailer
  • The Outforce Preview
  • UT 432 Source
  • Paradise Cracked Q&A
  • New Vavoom Port
  • Afternoon Screenshots
  • Land Warrior Interview
  • GK3 Post Mortem
  • Rune Interview
  • Level Design Q&A
  • Work at Red Storm
  • A Look Back at Nocturne
  • Alice Interview, Screenshots
  • Shadowbane Interview
  • Morning Screenshots
  • NOLF Gold Soon? Mac Sin & Mac FAKK2 Gold
  • Tech Bit
  • Guides and Walkthroughs
  • Game Reviews
  • Hardware Reviews
  • etc.
  • Out of the Blue

    More Bluesnews

  • BSD
  • Sniping at OpenBSD
  • Using IPv6 Via IPv4
  • NetBSD And BSDCon 2000
  • FreeBSD sets new 1-day download record
  • TrustedBSD Interview in Boardwatch
  • FreeBSD 4.1.1 Includes RSA
  • BSDSearch.Com Rolls Out BSD Portal
  • Darwin Booting On x86
  • Using Memory File Systems In BSD
  • NetBSD mipsco/mvme162 ports
  • Byte.com

    More Byte.com

    I, Cringely
  • 10/05/00: Don't Worry, Be Happy!
  • Daily Daemon News
  • Darwin Streaming Server available for FreeBSD
  • Dancing with the Devil: FreeBSD 4.1
  • YAPC::Europe::London
  • Sane Solutions Announces Version 5.0 of the NetTracker Web Site Traffic Analysis Software
  • Sniping at OpenBSD
  • Dust Puppy Cometh
    Behold, the Dust Puppy cometh...

    exoScience
  • Destination Mir "Survivor"
  • Chandra clinches case for unexpected black hole discovery
  • Twin probes to Mars
  • FreeBSD Diary
  • I'm away at BSDCon 2000
  • Adding more swapfiles
  • Is the Diary or FreshPorts useful to you?
  • PPPoE
  • cvsweb - graphical interface to cvs
  • hardware donations - an update
  • Do you have any pets?
  • A backlog of mail
  • FreeBSD 4.1.1-RELEASE
  • hardware donations please
  • Fortune
    If you keep anything long enough, you can throw it away.

    Geeks in Space
  • Post Apocalyptic
  • Geeks In Space Hiatus
  • Goodbye Geek Compound
  • Open Grill
  • Spring Break
  • Nuke The Moon
  • Product Placement
  • Live From Inside A Colon?
  • Live From Rob's Basement
  • Mellow Trancey Version
  • Gnotices
  • Call for volunteers
  • Jacob's birthday!
  • GNOME bookmark manager reviewed
  • First Nautilus Bug Day - October 10th, 1600-1800 PST!
  • GNOME Foundation Elections
  • bug-buddy 1.1 "West Nile" released
  • GnoRPM 0.95.1
  • Want to join the GNOME project?
  • gnome-core / gnome-applets 1.2.2 "Three Movies and a Slim Jim" Released
  • Porting from Windows to Gtk
  • Hacker News Network
  • Careful with Those MPEGs
  • US Military Adopts Smart Cards
  • Politicians Buy Voter Information
  • Burglar.com - You Can't Be Serious
  • ICANN Holds Elections
  • More Heaps of Hacker Headlines...

  • Halflife.Org
  • Zhylavision
  • Miscellaneous /etc
  • Another Interview, *yawn*
  • Zhylavision
  • Mod Site
  • HL Dream Cast

    More Halflife.O rg...

  • Happy penguin
    Additions
  • IceBreaker (puzzle)
  • Xtamago (toy)
  • FreeLords (strategy)
  • Kmamu (arcade)
  • Matanza (action)

    News

  • LBreakout 001006 (updated)
  • nhtsclient 0.5.1 (updated)
  • MAMECAT 0.41 (updated)
  • Loki news (general)
  • Win a copy of SimCity 3000 (general)

    Updates

  • LTris (action)
  • Half Life dedicated server (util)
  • The LOSER Corps (arcade)
  • Freeciv (strategy)
  • Tux Racer (action)
  • Hollywood Bitchslap
  • Review: Get Carter
  • Review: Meet the Parents
  • Feature: Movieman DVD Reviews (October 2000) (A-G)
  • Hubble Site

    Hubble Peeks into a Stellar Nursery in a Nearby Galaxy

    More HubbleSite...

    Interviews
  • Talk to One of the Chief Carnivore Reviewers
  • Ask John Gildred About Indrema And Linux Gaming
  • VoodooExtreme Interview With John Carmack
  • Michael Ethetton - Special Guest in #Palm
  • Ask The DeCSS Legal Team
  • Ask Robert X. Cringely
  • Ian Murdock Answers
  • Answers From Planet TUX: Ingo Molnar Responds
  • Ask Ingo Molnar About TUX
  • Ask 'Ian' From Debian
  • Jack Stowage's Useful Sites
    Useful site for Fri 8/27/99: mySimon: Find the best prices on tons of different products

    Kuro5hin
  • Email Boom
  • Rumors and Assumptions as News?
  • Cable vs DSL
  • Does the US Supreme Court Work?
  • Register: Sun's new orbit - COMA?
  • Cross-section 'New Stories' option needed?
  • Religious Wars
  • Linux.com
  • Okay, I admit it: I invented Open Source
  • Tux Noir & The Maltese Hardware
  • The 486 Follow-Up
  • Linux and Windows NT 4.0: Basic Administration - Part III
  • Linux and Windows NT 4.0: Basic Administration - Part II
  • What's The Deal With Linux & Hardware?
  • Making Waves With Linux
  • Unix Web Application Architectures - Part 5: An Alternate Approach
  • Software-Based Synthesizers for Linux
  • The Future of Linuxcare - The Dave Sifry Interview
  • Linux Games
  • Latest News:
  • ASC 1.2.3 and 1.3.0-beta
  • Kwirk's Quest 0.0.18
  • Chromium B.S.U. 0.9.7
  • OMIGG 0.1.2
  • Aleph One/SDL 0.10.6
  • Search LinuxGames News:
  • More Linux Games

    Kernelnotes.org Version
    Old Stable: 2.0.38 (http / ftp)
    New Stable: 2.2.16 (http / ftp)
    Old Devel: 2.1.132 (http / ftp)
    New Devel: 2.3.99 (http / ftp)

    (Kernel mirrors)
    visit KernelNotes

    Linuxnewbie.org
  • USB Creative Video Blaster II for Linux
  • NASA Astronomy Probe Delivered to Earth Orbit by Pegasus
  • Dual booting Win2K and Linux
  • Southern California LUG Fest III
  • Red Hat Responds to Quality Allegations
  • Linuxpower
  • The Backend Team: An Interview with Loki's QA & Support Department
  • The Show Must Go On
  • Mozilla Strikes Back
  • Hypocrisy: An Open Source Closed Community
  • GNOME triumphant, Now Let's Rally...
  • User Friendly Animation!
  • Linux World Expo Day 2!!
  • Linux World Expo Setup!
  • Linuxpower at Linux World Expo!
  • A Review of Caldera's CBT
  • Linux.com Tuneup
  • Fuser Fun
  • pwgen your passwords.
  • Restricting 'su'
  • Library dependency problems?
  • Sir, DNS A or AAAA record?
  • Drivespace error after long uptime?
  • The 'look' command
  • Check That Process Tree
  • teaching and old find new dates
  • GPM VT change
  • The Listology
  • feelin' the need to see
  • Films of 1998
  • Films of 1999
  • Books To Read
  • Books read in the 2nd half of 2000
  • currently reading
  • Electronic Music Links
  • The First 6 CDs to come to mind
  • canadian musicians i think i'd like if i heard more of
  • LWN Daily
  • Without aggressive leadership, Linux Standard Base is doomed to irrelevance (InfoWorld)
  • Licensing, Open Source, and the Rest (DukeOfUrl)
  • Book Review: Linux Hardware Handbook (Signal Ground)
  • TurboLinux Smells IPO (InternetNews.com)
  • Linux-Mandrake security update to apache
  • Linux Group Seeks to Enhance Portability (InternetNews.com)
  • LWN.net weekly edition for October 12, 2000 available
  • MacWEEK
  • MS launches Office 2001 for Mac
  • QuickTime components debut
  • OS X galvanizes modern Macs
  • Apple announces QuickTime 5
  • Motorola's Apollo program to boost G4 speeds
  • MS announces Mac beta of Windows Media Player
  • QuickTime 5
  • Photoshop filter simulates colorblindness
  • A look at Final Cut Pro
  • QuickTime Live opens in L.A.
  • Embedded chips on the desktop
  • The insanity of Wall Street
  • The readers speak: Cracks in the Cube?
  • The readers speak: OS X directories
  • Notes from the DV revolution
  • MetaCrawler

     
    any   all   phrase

    Micro Unices
    This box will be back once mu.current.nu is back to normal.

    Moneycrawler Search
    Search the Moneycrawler:

    Search the world's first, fastest, and most concise financial search engine. Enter our forum for intelligent financial discussion.

    Mozilla NewsBot
  • [Fwd: When are we going to branch?]
  • Netscape's tree rules for PR3 and RTM
  • New Mozilla roadmap along with new checkin rules
  • Changes landed to progids...
  • Profile registry name and location are changing....
  • embedding api changes coming
  • Mozilla at the O'Reilly conference
  • Bugs with PATCH keyword
  • New working Draft of SVG available
  • Mozilla M16 rpms
  • Architecture Group Status 5/22/00
  • My First Mozilla 1.0 Architecture Freeze To-Do List
  • security.checkxpconnect is no more
  • PDT bug triage explanations
  • README! XUL/JS writers: The DOM is changing underneath you!
  • Mozilla.org
  • Netscape 6 PR3 Released
  • Warpstock Europe 2000
  • New Check-in Rules
  • Open Source Crypto Library Released
  • SeaMonkey Training Videos
  • Mozilla To Be Dually-Licensed
  • mozilla.party.eu
  • Milestone 17 Released
  • Server Downtime Thursday
  • Second Mozilla Developer Meeting
  • O'Reilly Conference Report
  • The Mozilla Project and mozilla.org
  • Milestone 16 Released
  • PSM 1.1 for M16
  • New mozilla.org Staff Members
  • MozillaZine

    Wednesday October 11th

  • MozillaTranslator.org Now Online!

    Wednesday October 4th

  • Netscape 6 PR3 Available

    Friday September 29th

  • New Stuff At Mozdev.org
  • Work on BeZilla Resumed
  • Pics From European Developer Meeting
  • XLink Tutorial at Zvon

    Wednesday September 20th

  • Mozilla.org Updates

    Saturday September 16th

  • Mozilla Training Videos Now Online at Mozilla.org
  • Network Security Services Open Source Release with RSA Code
  • First Forumzilla Release!

    Mo' 'Zillazine...

  • MP3.com
  • That's Where I Belong
  • Feel So High
  • You're The One
  • The promised land
  • Misunderstanding
  • Deep Vibrations [[ 2000-06-12 ]]
  • Original Prankster
  • Horizon
  • Hurricane Eye
  • Resurection (space club mix)
  • NetBSD Internals
  • sendmail(8): upgrade to 8.11.1 from sendmail.org. [itojun 20001001]
  • Ethernet: move the check for "promisc + unicast + not for us" into ether_input(), and change ...
  • vlan(4): add support for 802.1Q virtual LANs. [ad 20000928]
  • cac(4): add support for EISA controllers and latest PCI controllers. [ad 20000926]
  • kernel: New boot flags -v (bootverbose) and -q (bootquiet) added for all ports. To be used by ...
  • ppp: update to 2.4.0; cleans up gpl code, adds new tty abstraction, and api to multilink ...
  • kernel: New option, NFS_V2_ONLY, for a slimmer NFS client [bjh21 20000919]
  • NetBSD News
  • NetBSD and BSDCon 2000 (07 Oct)
  • AES (rijndael) support in NetBSD-current IPsec code (04 Oct)
  • Secure Shell now in mainline (28 Sep)
  • 802.1Q VLAN support in NetBSD-current (28 Sep)
  • Changes to the NetBSD Packages Collection in August 2000 (12 Sep)
  • Change in kernel pty structures allocation (11 Sep)
  • List of NetBSD code changes now available in XML/RSS format (10 Sep)
  • NetBSD Packages
  • Updated gnupg to 1.0.3 [itojun 2000-10-11]
  • Updated racoon to 20001010a [itojun 2000-10-10]
  • Updated global to 4.0.1 [abs 2000-10-09]
  • Changed nmap-2.53 to deal with our DLT_PPP_* types, making it work for PPP links again. ...
  • Updated irrd to 2.0.0.20000822 to fix Y2K issues [kim 2000-10-07]
  • Updated samba to 2.0.7.1.3 [kei 2000-10-07]
  • Updated pkglint to 2.27 [abs 2000-10-05]
  • News.com Stock Quote
    Stock Quote

    by symbol
    by name

    The Next Level
  • Site News: 10/06/00
  • News: Express Yourself and Win!
  • News: Oh yeah! SNK News (Arcade)
  • News: All Good Things Come to and End
  • Previews: FAKK 2: Heavy Metal (PC)
  • Reviews: Capcom vs. SNK (DC)
  • Reviews: Royal Rumble (DC)
  • Rreviews: Vanguard Bandits (PSX)
  • TNL Multimedia: All new Movies!
  • OpenBSD Journal
  • [BookReview] Managing IMAP
  • [Legislation] Spyware Control Act
  • [FAQ] Applying patches in OpenBSD
  • [Errata] Sendmail fix
  • [RootPrompt] Sniping at OpenBSD
  • [Errata] New patches for additional format bugs
  • [Upside Today] OpenBSD plugs a rare security leak
  • Justin's Trashy Ports Page
  • OpenBSD exploit code hits Bugtraq
  • [Ask OBSDJ] bandwidth limiting?
  • NetBSD & OpenSSH
  • Old Man Murray
  • NHL Survival Horror
  • Debatable
  • Secret Svc Adventure
  • OS2 News and Rumors
  • Rexx Page Updates
  • Updates at PillarSoft
  • GIMP/2 Mailing List and Netlabs Update
  • Zampa 1.0b
  • January 2000 VOICE Newsletter
  • Streaming Server for OS/2
  • Odin Survey at OS2.org
  • MIDI Station Sequencer 2.0 Preview Edition Available
  • Focus on OS/2
  • Styler/2 v1.2.2 Fix

    OS2 News and Rumors...

  • OS2 WarpCast

    WarpCast Current News

    OS Online
  • SMAN Simple Mail Manager
  • BSD's Future -- Server or Workstation
  • BSDSearch.Com Rolls Out BSD Portal
  • FreeBSD 4.1.1-RELEASE
  • QNX on Geode WebPAD
  • Supreme Court Declines to Hear Antitrust Case First
  • Get QNX... free!
  • Esoteric BSD commands
  • OpenSSH...your comments
  • OpenSSH ....Does it provide a good capability?!

    More OS Online...

  • osOpinion
    Temporarily disabled

    pats test block

    this is a test block

    PBS Online
  • PBS Kids Bookworm Bunch
  • Frontline: The Battle Over School Choice
  • The Whole Child
  • PDA Buzz
  • Handspring Visor with color display sighted
  • Palms invade the classroom
  • Palm teams with Delphi for in-car device
  • PDABuzz.com Multi-stylus Shootout
  • S3 to sell the Revo Plus as the Diamond Mako
  • Type II Compact Flash for your Jornada 54x
  • Novatel Wireless Minstrel for Palm IIIc cancelled?
  • Perl.com
  • Report from YAPC::Europe
  • How Perl Helped Me Win the Office Football Pool
  • Ilya Regularly Expresses
  • Sapphire
  • Guide to the Perl 6 Working Groups
  • This Week on p5p 2000/07/09
  • Perl Monks
  • A question about Tk.
  • to post, or not to post...
  • Simple file question under linux
  • Animated GIFs and CGI
  • Structured Printing of Hash of Arrays
  • 64 bit Integer anyone?
  • Array Help
  • Hashes1
  • Problem with PerlmakeSNMP module Error 127
  • Crafting a regex
  • Answer: How do I test for a blank line when reading from a file?
  • Answer: How do I test for a blank line when reading from a file?
  • Perl News
  • Day One of University of Perl
  • Futuris Perl Editor 0.1 beta Released
  • PDK 2.0 and ActivePerl Build 618 Released
  • New Modules 26 September - 3 October 2000
  • Perl 6: The End is Nearer
  • New Modules 23-25 September 2000
  • Pigdog Journal
  • LINK: We Got Mail
  • LINK: Pigdog Tracks Down Mr. T
  • LINK: Imperialist Yankee Go Home!
  • LINK: Excellent Forth Magazine Online
  • LINK: I Guess Athletic Robots Must Wear Cups
  • LINK: Fine Coverage of Burning Man by Dr. Black
  • LINK: Cookin' Up a Filipino Box Spring Ogg
  • LINK: Secure the Perimeter: A's and Giants Both in Pennant Races
  • LINK: A Nation Waits With Bated Breath
  • LINK: German Drinkers Face Corporate Bondage
  • COLUMN: Hawaiian Headbanger
  • LINK: Naked in the Park
  • FEATURE: Wish I'd Been There To See It, Part II
  • LINK: If I Only Had a Brain
  • FEATURE: Wish I'd Been There To See It
  • portico.org
    programs
    sRp at 8 January, 07:49:43

    pstree will print out they system's tree of process, so you can see what processes came from what processes.

    Protest.net
  • The Promise of the Internet
  • Prague Independent Media Center - S26 - Call To Action
  • Riverside judge kicks off hold out juror on death penalty case
  • STAR WARS STILL ALIVE & GROWING
  • Don't bother looking to the UN for help
  • Contact NBC and CNN to Call for Inclusive Debates
  • Palestinians defend their right to return
  • Stop the Legal Railroading of the Chattanooga 3!
  • Q3Arena.com
  • New Q3A Map Reviews
  • Slow News Day
  • Installation Help Offered
  • New Eternal Arena
  • New Q3A Mapping Tutorials
  • Q3 Weapon Pack Near Release
  • New Q3A Map Reviews
  • id Software's eBay Auction
  • New PsychoMod build 2.8
  • @Q3Arena.com Contest
  • More Ass Kicking Quake Action...

  • Riva Extreme
  • It's been grand
  • Goodbye To AGN
  • LinuxWorld Update
  • Our preview is up!
  • Public Apology
  • Votin' Time
  • NVIDIA Fiasco
  • RA3 Released
  • Break out the solder, it's quadro time
  • Tom's Boot Disk Review
  • Root Prompt
  • Loki: In The Trenches
  • Linux Firewall Survey
  • Linux Home Networking
  • A Star Shines In the Office
  • Accelerated-X Laptop display server
  • A look at Optimization
  • Salon
  • Drug war politics
  • Kissing the ring
  • The naked truth
  • Dead man singing
  • "Get Carter"
  • Blue Glow
  • Evil on trial
  • Art for politics' sake
  • "The Bridegroom" by Ha Jin
  • The once and future Steve Jobs
  • The new, improved Steve Jobs
  • Am I hot or not?
  • Science
  • HETE-2 Satellite Launched to Study Gamma-Ray Bursts
  • Space Shuttle Launch Delayed
  • Hubble Reveals Secrets of a Celestial 'Blob'
  • Nobel Prizes
  • "God Particle" Possibly Discovered
  • Jupiter As From Cassini
  • When Locusts Attack
  • Nanosatellite Satellite Inspection
  • The Universal Planar Manipulator
  • China Aims At Moon
  • Security Focus
  • Big Brother Arbitrary Shell Command Execution Vulnerability
  • Microsoft Windows 9x / Me IPX NMPI Packet DoS Vulnerability
  • Two Californians win prestigious Marconi Fellowships
  • German hacker elected to ICANN board
  • Hacker, Critic Elected to Domain Name Board
  • Microsoft MS00-073: Patch Available for "Malformed IPX NMPI Packet" Vulnerability
  • Debian Debian-00-028: New versions of Boa packages available
  • RegDACL
  • Microsoft Window 9x / Me Share Level Password Bypass Vulnerability
  • PGP Desktop Security 7.0
  • Shopper.com

    Slashcode
  • YASS: Linux.hr
  • YASS: Skøll Roeien
  • Friday Fun: Porting Slash to NT
  • Slash 1.0.9 Released
  • YASS: Rensselaer Club of New Jersey (RCNJ)
  • RSS for Slash sections?
  • YASS: Hempology 101 Society
  • Qmail and Slash
  • YASS: metropolitic.net
  • Apache caching
  • Sluggy Freelance
  • Thursday, October 12
  • Wednesday, October 11
  • Tuesday, October 10
  • Monday, October 9
  • Sunday, October 8
  • Saturday, October 7
  • Friday, October 6

    More Sluggy...

  • Solaris Central
  • Review of Star Office
  • Digging Deeper into Serengheti
  • Hardening Solaris
  • Java 1.3.0 for Solaris Available
  • Unix Internships
  • High Hopes for US3 Clustering
  • GnuPG for Solaris
  • A few tips on Solaris Security
  • Sun, E.piphany join forces for CRM
  • Update on Sun T3 storage array (2 LUNs)
  • Storage Search Two Year Anniversary
  • Sun, Oracle Assist Migration of SQL Server and Sybase to Oracle
  • IBM Target Sun with new Marketing
  • Sun Releasing Updated Solaris 8 for US3
  • Solaris 8 in the 21st Century
  • Sun Trims Size of Jini
  • Red Hat Drops SPARC Version of Linux
  • Sun Selling CEO Autographed US3 Boxes
  • Cobalt Boxes May go Solaris Route

    More Solaris Central

  • Space.com
  • October Sky: Amateur Rocket Prize Deadline Looms
  • Cassini Snaps Jupiter; Glitch May Harm Titan Mission
  • Dark Matter Solution: Annihilating Particles
  • SOFIA Sets Infrared Eye On Heavens
  • Tasty Bits from the Technology Front
  • [10oct] Froomkin calls ICANN legitimacy into question
  • [10oct] ICANN: the vote
  • [08oct] ICANN: the North American candidates
  • [06oct] Need a Cisco lab -- cheap?
  • [06oct] Ransom for stolen Enigma machine agreed
  • [02oct] Hypertext, Narrative, Image, Flash
  • [02oct] ICANN-didates' Q&A, debate today at Harvard Law
  • [25sep] Introducing XNS
  • [24aug] Some people listen to music while coding
  • Dr. Dobb's TechNetCast
  • State of php
  • Eric Raymond: Meme Hacking for Fun and Profit
  • Eazel: Let Them Have Linux
  • Larry Wall Perl 6 Announcement
  • Evolution and Future of IP
  • Intro to Quantum Computing
  • Spiritual Robots Symposium
  • Technocrat.net
  • Don't let closed source execs be the future of Open Source
  • Get Free Software Representation at Creating Digital Dividends Conference
  • Getting non-geeks to think about the DeCSS case
  • Can anything be done by the geeks to ease the situation in the middle east?
  • Linux Snubbed at Digital Divide Conference
  • Non-Software Open Source
  • The Dirty Little Secret of the Dot-Com World
  • Final decision on AES
  • Why Barlow's only Half Right about Napster
  • New mailing list: 64 bit Unix issues
  • ThinkGeek
  • Tshirts: Slashdot Gladiators
  • T-shirts: Slashdot First Post
  • Caffeine: Case O' Whoop Ass
  • Mugs & Glasses: BSD Mug
  • Mugs & Glasses: BSD Pilsner
  • Mugs & Glasses: BSD Pilsner 2-Pack
  • Electronics: JVC Executive Mini System
  • Electronics: JVC Mini System
  • Electronics: Sharp DV-750U DVD Player
  • Desk Stuff: Desktop/Portable Personal Fridge
  • Caffeine: 4-Pack of PowerGum
  • Stickers: Collegiate Style Slashdot/Freshmeat/Linux.Com/Etc
  • Gadgets: Photon Light Battery/Accesory Kit - Woohoo!
  • Shirts: Vi/Emacs Police (Editor Battle)
  • Caffeine: XTZ hyper-caffeinated iced tea
  • ticalc.org
  • New GtkTiLink, Phoenix, TIMM Released
  • TIGCC Tools Suite Released!
  • POTM Up, Newsletter Released
  • fastAVRLink Released by Romain Liévin
  • TIMM for TI-83: Movies on Calculator?
  • use Perl;
  • Day Five of University of Perl
  • Day Four of University of Perl
  • Day Three of University of Perl
  • AIM Eliza bot, Festival plugin for Gaim
  • Day Two of University of Perl
  • Day One of University of Perl
  • Futuris Perl Editor 0.1 Beta Released
  • Damian Conway Teaching in Chicago Next Week
  • PDK 2.0 and ActivePerl Build 618 Released
  • Is PerlMonth Gone?
  • News from Userland

    More Userland

    Wired Webmonkey
  • Webmonkey Guides
  • Adding Search to Your Site
  • Webmonkey Radio: PHP: Past, Present, and Future
  • RTMF: A Guide to Online Research
  • Online Privacy Update
  • Et Tu, Slashdot?
  • Webmonkey Radio: Andrew Anker
  • authenticate and Track Users with PHP

    More Webmonkey...

  • Wired
  • Cubicle Blues Blamed on IT
  • How Low Will Net Stocks Go?
  • Markets Take Another Drubbing
  • Everybody Into the Research Pool
  • Jury Still Out on Net Elections
  • ICANN Gets Five New Members
  • Browsing for a Better Design
  • Nader: Al Takes Too Much Credit
  • Palm Gears Up Car Phones
  • NASA Warms to Living on Mars
  • When Pay-to-Surf Doesn't Pay
  • FTC Commish: Regulate Thyself
  • Where Do I Come From?
  • FBI: Expand Access to Prints

    More Wired

  • WomenGamers.com
  • The Artist Speaks - Seby of WG
  • Sea Dogs Preview
  • IHRA Drag Racing Preview
  • Laura Parton of D2
  • PlayStation 2: Not Exactly Child's Play
  • Fears of Internet Gambling Ban
  • WG Review: Steel Beasts
  • Timeline First Look
  • The Watchmaker Preview
  • Everquest Player Banned for Alleged "Porn"
  • Video Games: Behind the Fun
  • Ayane of Dead or Alive 2
  • Orphen: Scion of Sorcery Info & Images
  • Malaysia Bans Game Arcades
  • Catechumen: The Christian FPS Game
  • Escape From Monkey Island Demo
  • Arcade Chain to Restrict Mature Video Games
  • Flanker 2.03 Patch Leaked
  • Hercules Announces 3D Prophet II GTS Pro
  • Does Media Cause Violent Behavior?

    More Women Gamers...

  • Weather Underground
    Find the Weather for any City, State or Zipcode, or Country

    Your Rights Online
  • Copyrights Rule
  • Why the World Needs Reverse Engineering
  • Motorola's Getting To Know You
  • Article about HavenCo
  • ICANN Voting Deemed Confusing
  • Diffie & Hellman Get $100,000 Fellowship
  • Garfinkel on Privacy
  • RIP vs. Human Rights Act
  • The Lawsuit That Wasn't
  • First Look Inside Carnivore
  • Absolute Games
  • Paintball for Half-Life beta 1. ..
  • Half-Life: Counter Strike 7.1 for Windows. This i..
  • Half-Life: Counter Strike 7.1. This is the upgrad..
  • Half-Life: Counter Strike 7.1 for Linux. This is ..
  • Half-Life: Counter Strike 7.1. This is the upgrad..
  • Alice screensaver for Windows...
  • Alice soundtrack (Track 3) in mp3 format...
  • Alice soundtrack (Track 2) in mp3 format...
  • Alice soundtrack (Track 1) in mp3 format...
  • Alice desktop background (1024x768)...
  • Alice desktop background (1024x768)...
  • Alice desktop background (1024x768)...
  • Alice desktop background (1024x768)...
  • No One Lives Forever demo. ..
  • Unreal Tournament v4.28 patch for Linux. This pat..
  • Fatbrain.com
    The books here are brought to us in Partnership with Fatbrain.com.

    Want books about any of these things? Perl, Ireland, Linux, Travel, Unix, Gardening, CGI, BSD, Java?

    Still not finding what you're looking for? Visit Fatbrain.com from this link, and we still get some credit. Or you could even Search Fatbrain using this convenient form:

    Also, check out the Thinkgeek book section for selected titles.

    Ask Jeeves

    Be News
  • Offers and Discounts from SoftJee & WCDesign
  • Russian 'Submarine' reviews BeOS
  • PostgreSQL Port Finished, Needs Testers to Squash Bugs
  • BinkJet Driver Updates Available
  • Yet Another SongFight for You to Vote
  • Tweaker's Guide to BeOS
  • Be, Inc., Insider Considers 'What Went Wrong?'
  • BeZilla on Full Development Cycle
  • JLG Talks With On 24
  • We're Back!
  • Poll Commenting Fixed
  • BeNews Server Moving
  • BeForever Sponsors BeOS Mascot Contest
  • GeForce 2D Driver Coming This Weekend
  • SynC Modular 1.94 Released for BeOS

    Get more Be...

  • Freak Tech
  • 140 gigabytes CDROM
  • Powerline Area Network
  • Personal aircraft
  • Linux M68k
  • 2100 users and counting (and more...)
  • Linux/m68k FAQ
  • Pick a mirror, any mirror.
  • Distributions (Debian and Red Hat)
  • Registration Site
  • Mac Site
  • VMEbus Site
  • Latest Kernels from Jes
  • Linux/APUS Project (Linux/PPC on Amiga)
  • memepool
  • Memepool
  • Stupid? Low IQ got you down? BrainTrans Inc. is here to help.

    Go to Memepool

  • News Trolls
  • NewsTrolls News Under the Radar: Updated Daily
  • FREE: Get Your Custom RDF Feeds News Page!!!
  • Again August in Belgrade
  • RCFOC: You Are Your Web Presence
  • Interview with Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate Harry Browne
  • Copyright and Syndication
  • RCFOC: Conquering Time And Distance...
  • Turning God and Learning into Commodities
  • Escape from Tibet: The Karmapa in Exile
  • Our Books and Music Picks
  • Debate Everything Internet with the Pros
  • Tibetan Events Calendar(ongoing)
  • NewsTrolls Wearable/Usable Propaganda!
  • Sign Up for NewsTrolls' Etrolls!
  • rand(Pigdog Journal);
  • LINK: We Got Mail
  • LINK: Pigdog Tracks Down Mr. T
  • LINK: Imperialist Yankee Go Home!
  • LINK: Excellent Forth Magazine Online
  • LINK: I Guess Athletic Robots Must Wear Cups
  • LINK: Fine Coverage of Burning Man by Dr. Black
  • LINK: Cookin' Up a Filipino Box Spring Ogg
  • LINK: Secure the Perimeter: A's and Giants Both in Pennant Races
  • LINK: A Nation Waits With Bated Breath
  • LINK: German Drinkers Face Corporate Bondage
  • COLUMN: Hawaiian Headbanger
  • LINK: Naked in the Park
  • FEATURE: Wish I'd Been There To See It, Part II
  • LINK: If I Only Had a Brain
  • FEATURE: Wish I'd Been There To See It
  • Sci-Fi News
  • Review: Andromeda Series Premiere
  • Things To Do In Denver When You're Filthy Rich
  • Cliffs Notes: Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda
  • Oscar, Meet Mickey. Mickey Mouse.
  • The Crow Gets Cabled
  • Help! Please, for the love of God, Help!
  • Dark Angel Whups Al Gore
  • Slashdot
  • Online Hardware Swap-Meet
  • KDE 2.0 Final Release Candidate is out
  • Could Mars Be Habitable In 100 Years?
  • Underwater Computer for Ocean Research
  • Code Book Cipher Cracked
  • Slashback: Padulation, Lightenment, Amends
  • New Singer Sewing Machine Uses ... Game Boy
  • Crusoe: new benchmarks
  • Force-Feedback Devices Provide Virtual Texture
  • Distributed Computing Overview
  • Sister Machine Gun
  • News 10.02: Dr. Who?
  • News 08.28: All kinds of news!
  • Newsgroup 10.12: I also need something very important...
  • Newsgroup 10.12: Which orifice matters
  • Newsgroup 10.11: One reason why sites like mp3.com need regulation...
  • Newsgroup 10.11: Happy B-Day!
  • Newsgroup 10.11: My two cents. before inflation
  • Newsgroup 10.11: I need something very important
  • Newsgroup 10.11: re: wrong...
  • Newsgroup 10.11: you happen to be wrong
  • Newsgroup 10.11: what it comes down to...
  • More Newsgroup Posts...
  • 10 Hot Comments
  • Ah well...immense fun while it lasted (4 points) by dmccarty on Thursday October 12, @02:30AM EDT attached to Code Book Cipher Cracked
  • Why did I find myself waiting for this? (5 points) by xtal on Thursday October 12, @12:30AM EDT attached to Could Mars Be Habitable In 100 Years?
  • Re:How will humans adapt to long term 0.33G gravit (5 points) by empesey on Wednesday October 11, @11:53PM EDT attached to Could Mars Be Habitable In 100 Years?
  • Re:But.. (5 points) by Devil Ducky on Wednesday October 11, @11:28PM EDT attached to Could Mars Be Habitable In 100 Years?
  • How will humans adapt to long term 0.33G gravity? (5 points) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday October 11, @11:23PM EDT attached to Could Mars Be Habitable In 100 Years?
  • Re:I doubt this (4 points) by CNPOS on Wednesday October 11, @11:16PM EDT attached to Could Mars Be Habitable In 100 Years?
  • Enough to sustain (5 points) by debrain on Wednesday October 11, @11:10PM EDT attached to Could Mars Be Habitable In 100 Years?
  • Other environments... (4 points) by jmv on Wednesday October 11, @10:34PM EDT attached to Underwater Computer for Ocean Research
  • This is actually a great idea (5 points) by Mr. Protocol on Wednesday October 11, @08:40PM EDT attached to New Singer Sewing Machine Uses ... Game Boy
  • I agree (5 points) by OlympicSponsor on Wednesday October 11, @08:10PM EDT attached to Slashback: Padulation, Lightenment, Amends
  • Wired Animation Express
  • See this weeks new animation.
  • Archive: Browse All Clips
  • Animation Store
  • Plug-in Tester
  • Learn to Animate
  • Get Email Updates
  • Submission Form

    More Wired

  • Science
  • HETE-2 Satellite Launched to Study Gamma-Ray Bursts
  • Space Shuttle Launch Delayed
  • Hubble Reveals Secrets of a Celestial 'Blob'
  • Nobel Prizes
  • "God Particle" Possibly Discovered
  • Jupiter As From Cassini
  • When Locusts Attack
  • Nanosatellite Satellite Inspection
  • The Universal Planar Manipulator
  • China Aims At Moon
  • Slashdot Poll
    Best Place To Vacation:
    Azeroth
    Dominia
    Tristram
    Faerun
    Alderaan
    NCC-1701
    Daventry
    CowboyNeal's Backyard
    [ Results | Polls ]
    Comments:341 | Votes:8330

    Book Reviews

    Peter Wayner has written Free For All a book that explores Free Software, the history, and where it's going.

    If you are trying to learn the the ideas behind digital security, check out Secrets & Lies, the latest book by Bruce Schneier.

    Danny Yee did reviews of a couple PHP books. With so many people using PHP, it always pays to know more.

    Lastly, Jon Lasser has written Think Unix, a book designed around making people understand the concepts behind Unix.

    Visit Our Book Reviews Section for more.
    Update: 9/21 13:19 by H:

    Quick Links
    Cool Sites:
  • The Filthy Critic (He Hates Everything)
  • Everything (Blow your Mind)
  • Af ter Y2k (This is Post-Apocalyptic?)
  • Old Man Murray (Games, Sorta)
  • Themes.org (Make X Perty)

    Support Slashdot:

  • ThinkGeek (Clothe Yourself in Slashdot)
  • Freshmeat

    October 12th 2000

  • libsqlora8 2.1.2
  • Quanta Plus 2.0 Beta 3
  • Ksetiwatch 2.0.1
  • apt-proxy 1.1.1
  • rbmake 0.95
  • Persistence Layer 20001011
  • PartyTime Photo Community 0.7
  • VLAN 0.0.13
  • Chromium B.S.U. 0.9.7
  • FreeMarket 0.03
    Search Freshmeat:

    More Meat...

  •   Man's unique agony as a species consists in his perpetual conflict between the desire to stand out and the need to blend in. -- Sydney J. Harris
    All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective owners. Comments are owned by the Poster. The Rest © 1997-2000 OSDN.

    [ home | awards | supporters | rob's homepage | contribute story | older articles | OSDN | advertising | past polls | about | faq ]