> Mike, American Tug "Easy Going" Rock Hall, MD until we start the Loop > _______________________________________________ > http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/trawler-world-great-loop

The basic package is free (web site, file manager, etc). There are a few restrictions (bandwidth, amount of disk storage, etc) and you have to put up advertising when you visit the site. You will get a web site url in the form of www.geocities.com/xxx (you get to pick the xxx but http://www.geocities.com/mascot is available).

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Here is a neat web site that allows folks to post fuel prices at marinas they visit, as well as other marina information. It's still in it's infancy, so you probably won't find too much info. yet, but as folks start to use it, it will probably have a lot more information.

> > I've never visited this website before, but there are still snapshots > on Internet Archive: > > https://web.archive.org/web/20171226213902/http://daid.eu/~daid/3d/ > > That snapshot doesn't appear to work, but there is a link at the top > right to the source code of the tool: > > https://github.com/daid/OpenSCAD-polygon-editor > > Use the green download

> >The NET4521 has the on board High performance timer so the PHK high >precision PPS hack will work. Nice to know, thanks. >However the 4521 only has one serial port leaving you with a choice >between a console and a GPS input. Yep.

I want one day to be a visit to the National Maritime Museum at > >>> Greenwich, which includes the Royal Observatory Greenwich. I am > >>> particularly interested in seeing Harrison's H1 through H4, plus other > >>> high-precision mechanical timekeepers (pendulum clocks, etc). > >>> > >>> I know they are at the NMM - their web site shows some of them.

> > Does anybody have a different idea how to get E310 units synchronized > at sample level without voiding the warranty and hacking an external > clock?

For example the latest AES one (the biclique attack: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/cryptanalysis/aesbc.pdf) Elie http://elie.im | twitter:@elie (http://twitter.com/elie) -- Elie http://elie.im | twitter:@elie (http://twitter.com/elie) On Sunday, November 6, 2011 at 8:01 PM, websecurity-request@lists.webappsec.org (mailto:websecurity-request