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ananas // User Search
ananas // User Search
Sep 13, 2002, 6:56pm
He uses a different method that does not require a browser patch.
btw., the method he uses shows quite clear that he isn't a script
kiddie. It must have required some analysis to use his method.
AW sure could stuff this hole but would loose all backwards
compatibility to older browsers and older world servers. I wonder
why they didn't introduce the change with the forced upgrade, but
otoh. I enjoy talking to Sleepy E and that wouldn't be possible
anymore then (at least for a while *g)
p.s.: Trash your outlook and try a better newsreader, you replied
to the wrong post again. You can download free newsreaders from
http://www.slaughterhouse.com/news.html for example
[View Quote]linn wrote:
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> ananas then how does he come in as a tourist with another persons cit
> number?
>
> "binarybud" <leom at knorrinteractive.com> wrote in message
> news:3d824a82$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> the wrong posts and it's hard to see who you really are talking to...:)
> thanx
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Sep 16, 2002, 3:05pm
How come I expect the reply "Houston, we have a problem" *g
[View Quote]binarybud wrote:
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> Earth to linn.....earth to linn....come in please...... are you even listening to what we are saying? "anything goes" is NOT the way it is...Sleepy E IS a GOOD GUY.....why not just let it be if you do not understand it?
>
> Leo :)
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Sep 20, 2002, 2:05pm
¿ Graçias ?
[View Quote]ncc 72897 wrote:
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> Learn how to spell "gracias"!
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Sep 20, 2002, 3:09am
All of the spam crap about this world, crossposted to
most groups, is quite annoying, you're right.
[View Quote]strike rapier wrote:
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> WOW!! CAPITAL LETTERS!!! IT MUST BE IMPORTANT! *sarcasm*
>
> For crying out loud stop trying to get attention.
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Sep 27, 2002, 2:12am
You might not have seen that its a special command and needs
to be enabled in some cases. There must be a hack out there
though, as it sometimes seems to work in worlds that don't
have this feature enabled.
The "special command" link doesn't work, if you need to know
more about it, the correct link should be
http://www.activeworlds.com/help/restricted_commands.html
[View Quote]agent1 wrote:
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> Except that doesn't actually work...
>
> -Agent1
>
> hal9000 wrote:
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Oct 6, 2002, 8:57am
With a given prototype you can load/use a Win32 DLL with all Win32
compiler languages and with most P-code compilers and interpreters
too. You don't need M$ products for that.
Without a prototype, it's quite useless though.
LoadLibrary, GetProcAddress and FreeLibrary are the functions you
will need. Store the function pointers that you get from GetProcAddress
in pointer variables, typically like
<returntype> (FAR _stdcall *foo) (<parameterlist);
You can then call those functions like
ret = (*foo)(<parameters>);
[View Quote]tony m wrote:
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> On 5 Oct 2002 20:32:38 -0400, "john" <john at chatzone3d.co.uk> wrote:
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> Um, I don't use Visual Basic/Visual C++, or any Microsoft programming software--it's a silly assumption to make that everybody else does.
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Oct 6, 2002, 10:41am
oh, more an OCX then with a wrong extension
[View Quote]milesteg wrote:
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> well actually it is an activex dll so it is a bit more complicated.
> its prototype is include in the dll in a type library format.. you need a
> COM compliant software to use it easily :)
>
> Regards,
> MilesTeg
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Oct 10, 2002, 1:13am
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<title>Is this really so much easier to read?</title>
</head>
<body text="#200020" bgcolor="#000033" link=Blue vlink=Fuchsia alink=Red>
The one who posted what you replied to set the <b />"Follow-Up"</b><br>
to that place, because this part of the thread was not related<br>
to the original posting (and <a href="news://news.activeworlds.com/bots">group</a>) anymore.<br><hr>
He should have mentioned it though.<br>
</body>
</html>
well, this or similar stuff is what people see who use _standard_
newsreaders. Really a lot easier to read *g
btw.: same for Email, should only be sent as HTML after having
asked the receiver if he is able and willing to accept HTML.
[View Quote]chiklit wrote:
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> o.0 how'd this get in general discussion
> "chiklit" <chiklit at funetwork.net> wrote in message
> news:3da4df8c$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> for
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Oct 12, 2002, 1:37am
Should be, yes. I use NT4 (boots a 32bit kernel, not through DOS)
and it's quite reliable compared to the 9x series - but comparing
it to a *ix makes it still not look too good.
[View Quote]tony m wrote:
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> On 11 Oct 2002 13:28:18 -0400, "kah" <kah at kahnews.cjb.net> wrote:
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> I thought XP was NT-based, and thus doesn't use a DOS-based kernel like the 9X series?
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Oct 10, 2002, 9:08pm
I keep peace with the standards :)
[View Quote]sw chris wrote:
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> Then keep pace with technology. ;)
>
> Microsoft says conformity is the best solution to compatibility...
>
> Chris
> Straight from the horse's mouth...
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Oct 13, 2002, 10:43pm
01000010011000010111001000100000011001100110011101110010011000110010000001111010011000100110010101110010001000000011101100101001
[View Quote]ncc 72897 wrote:
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> 001110100010100100000000
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Oct 14, 2002, 9:49am
you found out?
[View Quote]kit wrote:
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> 0110111101011111010011110000110100001010
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> ananas wrote:
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Oct 15, 2002, 4:38pm
1 byte = 3 numbers ?
Oh, you sure mean the new 3003 CPU with 60 bytes electromechanical RAM
[View Quote]strike rapier wrote:
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> Were all going to need t3 then...
>
> 1 byte = 3 numbers = 8 * 3 = 24 bits per byte = Big waste of bandwidth
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Oct 18, 2002, 5:25pm
Oh, that's why bytes are sometimes referred to as
octets (Octo = Three)
[View Quote]strike rapier wrote:
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> 1 byte aka 1 character = 3 numbers in ASCII
>
> - Mark
> "ananas" <vha at oct31.de> wrote in message news:3DAC5A3A.47D468B6 at oct31.de...
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Oct 18, 2002, 6:06pm
Wise man :)
[View Quote]goober king wrote:
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> Erm... Octo means 8, chief. Last I checked, octopii had a few more than
> 3 legs. ;P
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Oct 21, 2002, 6:43pm
even more wrong then *g
[View Quote]strike rapier wrote:
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> Yes, I meant in binary numbering....
>
> "kah" <kah at kahnews.cjb.net> wrote in message news:Xns92ABF00A9AEF4kahatkahnewsdotcjbdo at 64.94.241.201...
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Oct 23, 2002, 8:16pm
Alt+7 is BEL - one-digit ASCII
Alt+12 is FF - two-digit ASCII
Those 4-digit "ASCII" are unicode, not really ASCII
Even those 8-Bit codes between 128 and 255 are not
really ASCII, they are not standard.
[View Quote]binarybud wrote:
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> LOL has nothing to do with your original post about "bandwidth" .
> Forget the number 3 has no use/meaning in PC's hehehe
>
> Leo :)
>
> PS; this will get you going....ASCII characters can be accessed by holding down the ALT key and typing in the 4 digit ascii number on the numpad.... for example the T symbol is an "ALT-0153" :) lol so now we have "4 digit ascii" too lol
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Oct 19, 2002, 12:19pm
Usually a software company will replace a damaged CD when you send
them the old original one.
[View Quote]mrbruce wrote:
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> Hi does anyone have Discreet's 3D Studiomax 4.0, 4.2 or 5.0 If so can you
> please contact me, I need the following .cab files. 3dmaxsetup2.cab
> 3dmaxsetup3.cab and 3dmaxsetup4.cab.
> The disk I have is corrupted (scratched) on these files and are badly
> needed!
> Please contact me at A1CTWorld at aol.com or telegram me in AW.
> Many thanks MrBruce.
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Oct 20, 2002, 5:12pm
Try there maybe http://translation.langenberg.com/
[View Quote]swe wrote:
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> ok, well, anyone know where i can find a norweigin to english translator
> thing? i looked all over the net but couldnt find one. got a norwiegin
> e-mail and have no idea what it says.
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Oct 21, 2002, 8:45pm
I might be wrong, but from what I understood, a citizenship that
came with a world cannot be owner of this world, although I heard
where were some (or one?) exceptions.
So you will need to stay on your current world owner ID in order to
keep your world(s) running.
[View Quote]lady barbara wrote:
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> Ok, as long as the subject was brought up, I need some advice on renewing:
>
> In December, my current citizenship is up for renewal as Lady Barbara (of
> Amberlin). My server (Amberlin) will run out at end of April. Yes, I plan
> on renewing both, if need be.
>
> Do I renew my current citnum or should I take one of my free citnum's that
> came with my server? I want to remain "Lady Barbara" and have that name
> rename on my builds. What happens when my server runs out? Do I have to
> pay for another year as a citizen or may I use the free ones that came with
> my server? I've been told that my builds would revert to <NAC> till I have
> my host run some routine to put me back on them.
>
> Thanks in advance for help,
> Lady Barbara of Amberlin
> aka Barbara Eisner
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Oct 22, 2002, 10:50pm
Well, there already has been a discussion about a simiilar
issue, I think it was in Jan or Feb 2002. Someone wanted to
buy a world and use the citizenships that came with the world.
If I remember right, this was not possible back then and just
allowed as an exception.
I think it was no renewal, so might be not 100% comparable.
You'd better ask someone from AW about it, they will be the
only ones who can give a final answer.
The pricing page states :
> Citizenship is required for world purchases
but there's nothing about renewal, so you might have the choice
to use your world citizenships to renew the worlds.
[View Quote]lady barbara wrote:
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> Wait a minut here! You mean I have to renew my citnum (approx $60)
> beginning of December plus later renew my server in April???
> (Not to mention the "tourist" thingee.) Then would all my builds retain my
> original citnum and name? I had been saving my free citnum that came with
> my server to use when my cit expired. But then my builds would be <NAC>
> unless some routine was run. Do most people who have had servers in the
> past just renew their original citnum? What becomes of the free ones? Are
> they new each time the server is renewed? In other words, is it better to
> keep renewing the original citnum and then a few months later renew the
> server? I'll have to admit it may just be simpler that way.
>
> Lady Barbara
>
> "ananas" <vha at oct31.de> wrote in message news:3DB47CFE.198CB0AF at oct31.de...
> renewing:
> (of
> plan
> that
> to
> with
> have
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Oct 22, 2002, 3:51pm
It always had ;)
[View Quote]lady pippin wrote:
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> have heard OE have problems
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Nov 5, 2002, 3:40am
I have read that some virus scanners delete the complete
mailbox when thy find certain viruses that they cannot
clean.
Oh, and never sleep while Outlook is running, it does
strange things when it knows it's unattended.
[View Quote]alphabit phalpha wrote:
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> Hmmmm...anyone know why an inbox would self delete?
> Took a nap...got up and everything in my inbox is gone?
> /me thinking gnomes are dangerous thingys!!!!!!!!....:)
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Dec 17, 2002, 10:04am
Usage
noise URL [overlap]
Description
.....
As with the sound command, URL can either be the name of a
sound local to that world (i.e. a sound located in the "sound"
folder of the world's object path) or it can be an absolute URL to
a .wav, .mid, or .mp3 file anywhere on the World Wide Web.
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source : http://www.activeworlds.com/help/noise_command.html
so it should already work
[View Quote]sw chris wrote:
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> Could someone suggest to Shamus of adding midi capability to the noise
> command? I'd like to be able to use midis for my themed builds like Hyrule
> that don't fade out when you get away from them.
>
> Otherwise you'll all just have to download really big mp3s... heh heh. >:D
>
> Chris
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Jan 18, 2003, 8:47am
wb :)
Oh, and get rid of "coming soon", I was already about to use
the back arrow in the web browser because I didn't expect it
would send me to the awnews contents. "Coming soon" usually
means there is not anything there yet.
Well, maybe part of the dust *g
[View Quote]goober king wrote:
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> Hey, remember us?
>
> It's been five long months since AWNews disappeared from the Internet,
> and while many people have moved on since then, I'm pleased to announce
> that AWNews is back in action!
>
> We've got new features, a new domain name, and of course, all the
> stories you missed while we were gone, and we're just getting started!
> Soon, we'll have our very own forums and a brand new site design like
> nothing you've ever seen before! Oh yea, and we've managed to preserve
> all of your old accounts, so you can log in just like old times! And, if
> you've forgotten your password, you can simply have it emailed to you!
>
> So head on over to the new AWNews at http://www.awnews.org and catch up
> on all that you missed! And stay tuned, because you never know what's
> coming next in the AW universe!
>
> P.S. There are still a couple things on the site that need tweaking, so
> please forgive our dust! :)
>
> --
> Goober King
> AWNews Editor in Chief
> gooberking at utn.cjb.net
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Jan 18, 2003, 5:50pm
A little patience needed :)
The page sends you to http://www.awnews.org/html/
after 5 seconds.
[View Quote]ryan jacob wrote:
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> Same coming soon ad I've seen for a long time now :(
>
> Ryan Jacob
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Jan 25, 2003, 2:43pm
This one affects only the microsoft SQL server, just one more in
a long row of microsoft based worms/trojans/viruses.
[View Quote]d a n wrote:
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> UDP port 1434 - SQL Server Monitor worm - likely using a known buffer
> overflow to install itself on the server.
>
> Then came a name: Sapphire.
>
> http://www.eeye.com/html/Research/Flash/AL20030125.html
>
> And Symantec seems to be calling it "W32.SQLExp.Worm" (if this is the same
> thing):
> http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.sqlexp.worm.html
>
> This all was going on the GRC Newsgroups, so that why the internet was chaos
> this morning >_<
>
> --
> D a n
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Jan 25, 2003, 8:43pm
Here's some more about it, scroll down for English :
http://www.kryptocrew.de/home/index.php?newsid=197
This worm must be a good thing I guess, it attacked
mostly services in Korea - and I got nearly no spam
mails today, while my web connection was not affected
at all :) We need more of those!
[View Quote]d a n wrote:
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> Acording to everyone, microsoft are in trouble.
>
> http://www.internetpulse.net/
>
> Recovering now though, was critical
>
> ---
> D a n
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Jan 28, 2003, 4:02pm
I am quite a newbie, relatively spoken, but I know that some
of the good "old" guys are still arround now and then.
Facter isn't gone either. Let's hope that Flagg will stay in
AW too.
[View Quote]shred wrote:
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> Flagg is leaving?! No! AW just isn't AW without Flagg being around. Besides the possible exception of Roland, Flagg has been the most active AWI figure in the community. Those two, along with Facter (though short-lived), always seemed to answer every telegram and e-mail no matter how many they got or how busy they were. They went the extra mile.
>
> 'tis a sad day for Active Worlds.
>
> mrbruce wrote:
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Feb 2, 2003, 5:59am
I must confess that my first thought when I heard about the
accident was similar : will Bush use it as "reason" to attack
someone?
This is not disrespect for the victims of this accident, it
shows how little I trust bush and how pervert I think he is.
But this was definitely an accident, technical failure or human
failure doesn't matter, no one planned to kill those astronauts
and I doubt that anyone is happy about it.
It is an international event though, people from more than one
country are involved in the project and the space station is not
so much a political thing anymore. Astronauts and Cosmonauts
have been used in weird political "games" but this time seems
to be medieval to me, past, and should never return.
Space and space science is a big thing, countries and nationality
should not count up there. I am sad to hear that those people
died like this, no matter where they have been from.
[View Quote]carolann wrote:
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> I can't believe this was written by someone I know who has seemingly
> rational thoughts and logical ideas. WHO is it that turned this into an
> international hate event? Not Bush, not the US or Israel, and not Dan. You,
> perhaps?
>
> Whether or not you like the idea of memorials for "larger than life"
> (meaning people in the public eye) people who die...why make someone's
> suggestion to do that into something sinister? Be realistic...how can we
> make the same kind of memorials to individuals we've never heard of who die
> every minute....except in our own hearts? But don't think that they are not
> memorialized en masse often in public and private ways. More than that, some
> of us try to save them in whatever means are available to us.
>
> Just by chance I turned off the TV coverage this morning at 10 (an hour
> after it happened) to go to a memorial service for my cousin who died too
> young a couple weeks ago in Texas...it never once occurred to me to be angry
> that she wasn't mentioned on CNN or that Dan didn't make a memorial area for
> her in AW. And she was definitely from the western world...if you want to
> divide absolutely everything that way...even this.
>
> Please don't make this a political thing, a Bush thing or a hate thing. It
> is a science thing and a sad thing. As a matter of fact the only statement
> besides yours I have read that was negative was that the Iraqi people said
> it was retribution from God. What??? To make 7 families and at least 3
> countries grieve over sins of world leaders? (US, Israel and India) and to
> cause an international science/space endeavor to end in such a devastating
> way?? Not for these 7 people who's purpose was scientific, not political or
> power. Not my God. Not any God worthy of the name.
>
> I did get an email from a very good friend from another side of the
> world...expressing condolences over such a terrible thing happening in my
> neighborhood of the world, as I also did on September 11, 2001. Those are
> the kinds of exchanges that will save the world if it is to be saved. Take a
> hint.
>
> "count dracula" <dracula at netsonic.fi> wrote in message
> news:3e3c714c$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> the
> their
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