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Feeds, Crackers and a Screenshot
So uni has started to look a bit more promising, but not by too much. For the first time in about 3 or 4 weeks, the end doesn’t seem to be an impossible peak to reach, i mean - how hard can it be to write 30 to 40 top-quality, 1st-class-esque pages of thesis? Not that hard Surely!
In other good news related to my studies my john the ripper stuff is looking quite good on the small Opteron cluster we have running. After my first initial failure at getting the MPI mod of JTR to compile on the Opteron’s (as x86-64) i was a bit dismayed, but my second attempt seems to be working fine. I’ve let it run on 3 of the Opteron nodes (being dual that’s 6 CPU’s) and for the last 4-5 days it seems to be crunching passwords nicely.
In news that’s related to here, i’ve done up a syndication page fairly similar to how Jina does it (teehehe u motivator you!) - so yeah, get those news-readers a cracking. If you’ve made the switch to Thunderbird lately you should check out Forumzilla - a simple and conveniant way to get your feeds directly into your email client :D
Anyway, i leave you with a link to my screenshot - which i will have to put into the “Christian” page when i get that going - because - you know.. everyone loves this stuff right?
Posted by Christian
8 September 2004
One Response to “Feeds, Crackers and a Screenshot”
un-excogitate.org » Thunderbird 0.8 Says:
September 16th, 2004at
1:08 am
[...] rt all of my previous RSS feeds (which were being controlled via the Forumzilla extension [refer]) to the new in-b [...]
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