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North Korea of course. No democratic country would have such a law.

http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=315563

Bug has jus been reported for this issue.

Am I the only one which cannot see any legitimate uses for this hack.

Why lure your users into thinking the content is on wikipedia if it is on your network?
Can't your users use wikipedia _and_ your wiki.

Sincerely I think that the goal for this hack is luring users to think they're reading/editing wikipedia for someone's profit.

A great deal of people here already know, but for the others:
http://www.erikyyy.de/tempest/

Software to generate images (noise) on your CRT screen so that the generated interference will translate as sound you can listen to on a radio receiver

It works great to listen to music when you do not have a sound card!

Have anyone installed gentoo on it? I would like which CFLAGS to use whit it so to have lightning fast system.

BTW Anyone had compiz running on it?

What? Football? Creationism? Ninja Turtles?

Better yet it's encrypted. So your privacy is safe. And if necessary NSA super computers can crack it in a pinch!

Come on the lettering is perfectly undertandable even for a sxth grader.

As a side node That bone is really huge!

In some places, you are not allowed to dispose your home-produced trash anywhere else than in your house trash can. This is so to prevent you to pass trought the monthly trash producing limits imposed by cities that I now in Germany.

I read with interest about the open source software powering the Internet naming schemes, but at the risk of veering away from the main topic (BIND) I wonder about the wisdom of taking an open-source approach.

Sure it may look good on paper, but I wonder if these guys have thought about the opinion of the general public of Open Source/GNU/Linux etc.

I have been involved in the marketing (dirty word I know!) of software and hardware to non-technical people for a number of years. The consultancy group I work for numbers many of America's top blue-chip electronics and software corporations among its clients, I have over 11 years experience of marketing, and 4 years experience of software development (VB) and systems administration (NT 3.51), in addition to a marketing science qualification from one of America's top business schools - so it's safe to say that I know what I am talking about when it comes to computers and marketing.

Again, let's re-think what "good software" really is. I think you'll come to realize that 9 out of 10 pieces of the best software ever written are proprietary. Why change a good thing?

Time to stop this sandbox code sharing; let's revert back to what works, proprietary and *secure* coding practices.

thank you for your time.