deeprgreen's New Writeupshttp://everything2.com/?node=New%20Writeups%20Atom%20Feed&foruser=deeprgreen1999-11-13T10:09:54Zhunch (idea)http://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen/writeups/hunchdeeprgreenhttp://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen1999-11-13T10:09:54Z1999-11-13T10:09:54Z<p>A hunch is a <a href="/title/guess">guess</a> or <a href="/title/gut+feeling">gut feeling</a> about something. Often refered to as a <a href="/title/gut+feeling">gut feeling</a>. Hunches are used by <a href="/title/private+investigators">private investigators</a> and other people who must often perform a job with little or no information.</p>inet (thing)http://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen/writeups/inetdeeprgreenhttp://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen1999-11-13T10:09:29Z1999-11-13T10:09:29Z<p>inet is short hand for <a href="/title/internet">Internet</a>. Under <a href="/title/unix">Unix</a> the <a href="/title/daemon">daemon</a> <a href="/title/inetd">inetd</a> controls all communication traffic over <a href="/title/ethernet">ethernet</a> or <a href="/title/ppp">ppp</a> or any other <a href="/title/interface">interface</a> or <a href="/title/device">device</a>.</p>ftpd (thing)http://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen/writeups/ftpddeeprgreenhttp://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen1999-11-13T10:09:06Z1999-11-13T10:09:06Z<p>ftpd is a <a href="/title/unix">Unix</a> <a href="/title/daemon">daemon</a> designed to provide <a href="/title/ftp">FTP</a> <a href="/title/services">services</a> to anyone who has a <a href="/title/client">client</a>. There are various versions of ftpd that have been published under the <a href="/title/GPL">GPL</a> by most notably the <a href="/title/GNU">GNU</a> and other authors.</p>
<p>Occasionally <a href="/title/buffer+overflows">buffer overflows</a> will provide a way for crackers to gain <a href="/title/root+access">root access</a> to a ftp server and <a href="/title/execute">execute</a> <a href="/title/arbitrary+code">arbitrary code</a>.</p>yahoo pager (thing)http://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen/writeups/yahoo+pagerdeeprgreenhttp://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen1999-11-13T10:08:44Z1999-11-13T10:08:44Z<p>Yahoo! Pager is a free-ware internet paging service provided by Yahoo.com. It is a server based client which makes it more universaly accessible than <a href="/title/AOL">AOL</a>'s Instant Messanger. All essential information such as <a href="/title/ignore+lists">ignore lists</a>, <a href="/title/friends+lists">friends lists</a> and <a href="/title/offline+messages">offline messages</a> are kept on Yahoo!'s server and all you have to do is download it.</p>ignore list (thing)http://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen/writeups/ignore+listdeeprgreenhttp://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen1999-11-13T10:08:44Z1999-11-13T10:08:44Z<p>An ignore List is a list of <a href="/title/ID">ID</a>'s of people who you do not want to communicate with or see.</p>
<p>Some ignore lists are kept <a href="/title/server+side">server side</a> while others are kept <a href="/title/client+side">client side</a>.</p>
<p>Personal advice: Use the <a href="/title/clients">clients</a> that keep the list <a href="/title/server+side">server side</a> but maintain a <a href="/title/client+side">client side</a> list too. This means the <a href="/title/client">client</a> is smart enough to ignore the <a href="/title/people">people</a> you don't want to hear from.</p>total warfare (idea)http://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen/writeups/total+warfaredeeprgreenhttp://everything2.com/user/deeprgreen1999-11-13T10:05:31Z1999-11-13T10:05:31Z<p>Total war is where no target is off limits to a <a href="/title/military">military</a> force. This includes <a href="/title/civilians">civilians</a> and their <a href="/title/property">property</a>. Targets may include <a href="/title/homes">homes</a>, businesses, <a href="/title/factories">factories</a>, <a href="/title/churches">churches</a> etc. or anything that could be of any <a href="/title/military+value">military value</a>.</p>