>>1
What ``CAN'T'' you do with SSH! Boy, do you have a lot of fun leanring ahead of you.
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Anonymous2009-03-03 18:41
I ssh from work to home, creating an encrypted SOCKS tunnel so that I can use the internet without restrictions.
ssh ip address -D8080
Then configure Firefox/IE/whatever to use a SOCKS proxy at localhost port 8080.
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Anonymous2009-03-04 0:28
>>12
Read that as:
My shift manager at the call center I work at in India said I'm not allowed to use Twitter, Myspace or even Bebo. Thus; I decided rather than to listen to my superiors I would go against what they told me, because in this day and age I consider it silly that you would actually have to EARN your money. I could get fired if I get caught- but because I have nothing to lose and I don't have any real skills to get me anywhere in life I'm going to have to dice it through anyway; I may aswell start rolling now.
References 1. Live House S.S.H へ ようこそ!!!, http://www.ssh.ne.jp/. Retieved on 2009-03-04 2. Winamp Media Player - MP3, Multimedia, and Music Player, http://www.winamp.com/. Retieved on 2009-03-04
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Anonymous2009-03-04 1:45
One could say that the difference between SET! and LET/DEFINE is that LET/DEFINE will create a sort of new "context" in which symbols always have the same, unchanging value, and if we want to "change" those values, we use recursion, which in turn creates a new "context." What SET! does is instead of changing symbols by making a new context for them, it alters the context in which it occurs.