Comments for Known Element Enterprises Corporate Blog http://blog.knownelement.com The adventures of the motely tech crew that is KNEL Mon, 30 Aug 2010 18:19:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Comment on Building an open source one time password system by Plan for rest of August « Known Element Enterprises Corporate Blog http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=483&cpage=1#comment-398 Plan for rest of August « Known Element Enterprises Corporate Blog Mon, 30 Aug 2010 18:19:13 +0000 http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=483#comment-398 [...] Moved OTP related tasks to http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=483 [...] [...] Moved OTP related tasks to http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=483 [...]

]]> Comment on Kinetic – A new project – needs your help by RR http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=437&cpage=1#comment-303 RR Mon, 15 Mar 2010 13:42:34 +0000 http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=437#comment-303 Chuck Daddy Wy-Fi expands his skill set. Nice. Chuck Daddy Wy-Fi expands his skill set.

Nice.

]]> Comment on Censorship in BarCamp land by big hat http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=21&cpage=1#comment-123 big hat Wed, 06 Jan 2010 22:47:33 +0000 http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=21#comment-123 "Big hat, no cattle" “Big hat, no cattle”

]]> Comment on Censorship in BarCamp land by moi http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=21&cpage=1#comment-23 moi Mon, 04 Jan 2010 09:48:46 +0000 http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=21#comment-23 Dan Tentler is too stupid to see when someone shits in his mouth and calls it a sundae. Best part about that thread... "I think you're missing a key difference between these systems, Dan: with Tor, there are a large number of exit nodes, and the routing from your box through Tor is essentially stochastic. So the odds are quite good that the exit node your packets end up passing through is run by a well-meaning hacker in, say, Uganda, and not by an attacker (either government or black hat) in, say, Maryland or Rancho Bernardo. This is very much unlike Zipline, which has one, well-known exit node and one, well-known end node operator." Dan Tentler is too stupid to see when someone shits in his mouth and calls it a sundae.

Best part about that thread…

“I think you’re missing a key difference between these systems, Dan: with Tor, there are a large number of exit nodes, and the routing from your box through Tor is essentially stochastic. So the odds are quite good that the exit node your packets end up passing through is run by a
well-meaning hacker in, say, Uganda, and not by an attacker (either government or black hat) in, say, Maryland or Rancho Bernardo.

This is very much unlike Zipline, which has one, well-known exit node
and one, well-known end node operator.”

]]> Comment on Censorship in BarCamp land by dan is a douchetard http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=21&cpage=1#comment-21 dan is a douchetard Sun, 03 Jan 2010 07:15:43 +0000 http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=21#comment-21 This Dan whenever he responds to criticism http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8iqfGn0FQ0 This Dan whenever he responds to criticism

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8iqfGn0FQ0

]]> Comment on Censorship in BarCamp land by sick of dan's prattling at barcamp events http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=21&cpage=1#comment-20 sick of dan's prattling at barcamp events Sat, 02 Jan 2010 20:15:43 +0000 http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=21#comment-20 mark my words: more people who have witnessed Dan Tentler doing blatantly stupid stuff at public events will soon come out of the wood work. wait until he sees what additional evidence surfaces! he'd better at least fess up to this one! here is Dan's standard play (it is all he knows) 1. do stupid shit 2. get mad that others call him on his stupid shit. 3. side step others' concerns 4. get mad that someone puts the issue on the front burner again 5. scream "troll" 6. be a troll himself 7. do more stupid shit 8. tell friends to "fuck off" who try to help him 9. blame others for his misfortunes in life 10. wash, rinse, repeat mark my words:

more people who have witnessed Dan Tentler doing blatantly stupid stuff at public events will soon come out of the wood work.

wait until he sees what additional evidence surfaces! he’d better at least fess up to this one!

here is Dan’s standard play (it is all he knows)

1. do stupid shit
2. get mad that others call him on his stupid shit.
3. side step others’ concerns
4. get mad that someone puts the issue on the front burner again
5. scream “troll”
6. be a troll himself
7. do more stupid shit
8. tell friends to “fuck off” who try to help him
9. blame others for his misfortunes in life
10. wash, rinse, repeat

]]> Comment on Censorship in BarCamp land by admin http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=21&cpage=1#comment-19 admin Sat, 02 Jan 2010 18:55:01 +0000 http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=21#comment-19 Intelligence sources have provided me with http://adora.pbworks.com/DanTentler which is a copy of the messages in question. I can also provide copies upon demand, or if there is enough requests I can put them up here. Intelligence sources have provided me with

http://adora.pbworks.com/DanTentler

which is a copy of the messages in question.

I can also provide copies upon demand, or if there is enough requests I can put them up here.

]]> Comment on LiLAX 2008 Plans by Anonymous http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=401&cpage=1#comment-111 Anonymous Mon, 24 Mar 2008 13:27:40 +0000 http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=401#comment-111 <p>LiLAX.net</p> <p>I should probably redirect the LiLAX.net domain to this website, since there is no useful info there.</p> LiLAX.net

I should probably redirect the LiLAX.net domain to this website, since there is no useful info there.

]]> Comment on Vmware Performance Tuning by Anonymous http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=351&cpage=1#comment-97 Anonymous Fri, 23 Nov 2007 22:44:17 +0000 http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=351#comment-97 <p>Thanks for this post- you helped me solve my vmware "lost some interrupts" messages spanning dmesg problem. I don't know which step of these it was (I did everything but switching the kernel), but solved is solved.</p> Thanks for this post- you helped me solve my vmware “lost some interrupts” messages spanning dmesg problem. I don’t know which step of these it was (I did everything but switching the kernel), but solved is solved.

]]> Comment on TODO List Progress: Backups by admin http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=402&cpage=1#comment-96 admin Thu, 22 Nov 2007 05:55:25 +0000 http://blog.knownelement.com/?p=402#comment-96 <p>It works now</p> <p>Got backups working. My main issue was the wrong exclude option. I needed to use -exclude-from=excludefile. Once I figured that out I was good to go. </p> <p>Doing initial (full) backups of my vmware systems now. Then I will backup the laptops.</p> It works now

Got backups working. My main issue was the wrong exclude option. I needed to use -exclude-from=excludefile. Once I figured that out I was good to go.

Doing initial (full) backups of my vmware systems now. Then I will backup the laptops.

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