Jeff and I put up a Webcam page. Check it out here.
Also, I added security checks to my code navigation CGI -- If someone
is trying to exploit the CGI, they end up looking at
this page
(IE users crank the volume for a special treat).
On a related note, I added a few new options to
Cam this weekend
(you'll need CVS feh -- see the
Enlightenment CVS Page
for more information). You can now save cam images (with the -k or
--keep-imagse option), and open multiple cams with one command (eg
cam jenni dawn giblet raster). I also worked out a bunch of quirks
in EWL (again, also in CVS). See the ChangeLog included with the
CVS module for more information.
Pablotron will be relocating soon. I have the new hardware and an IP,
but I still need to install linux and set the bad boy up. This means
we get to play the DNS game of fun again! I'll probably keep this
server going for a few weeks just to make sure everone's DNS gets
updated.
Oh yeah, Emmanuel Goldstein (aka the guy who runs
2600) posted his response to the
DeCSS
decision. Read it here.
Also,
here's
a rare gem: an interesting post on
Slashdot regarding this article
(and this
one too). The legal system in this country makes my head hurt. What
ever happened to common sense?
Finally, I stumbled across this page completely on accident. Who
would have thought that Leo from the
Screen Savers reads
attrition.org?