Windows 2000 Gets Common Criteria Certification
Qnal writes "e-Week is reporting that Microsoft Windows 2000 has been awarded Common Criteria Certification.. Read more of the propaganda here. Basically, according to the article Any user running Windows 2000 with Service Pack 3 is running exactly the same system that was evaluated. The Common Criteria certification is an internationally recognized ISO standard established for evaluating the security of infrastructure technology products. Too bad it takes 3 Service Packs..."
Except when running slashcode, which you can't even update the number of comments on a static page.
Sad, really...
What the hell? I guess his summmary is better than mine, since I was delerious with the flu. But, regardless: HEY! That's not fair.
-- "You can lead a yak to water, but you can't teach an old dog to make a silk purse out of a pig in a poke" - Opus
I think most people who read Slashodt are at least half-intelligent sentient beings. Most can tell FUD from truth. When criticism of Microsoft is called for and valid, fine. But this sort of thing is starting to get tiresome: bashing the Evil Empire for the sake of bashing. No more, no less. And on the fucking front page, with the tacit approval and blessing of the "editors".
A "news organization", if nothing else, has to maintain a modicum of impartiality. At the very least, please keep the garbage in the comments where it belongs, right next to the goatse and fecal trolls.
And I'll repeat something I read here once: The twig can only bend so much before breaking. Keep this up and Slashdot will be reduced to nothing more than a quivering hysterical mass of negative trolls whose only purpose in life is to attack someone else instead of celebrating what's good about the culture that spawned it.
hehe, ya can't beat an ITT Tech education ;)
"Things are more moderner than before- bigger, and yet smaller- it's computers-- San Dimas High School football RULES!"
Ok, putting aside all the microshit, here's an honest question relating to everyones fear of the SP3 EULA:
Does anyone know how MS remote access is going to work, and what firewalls/routers/etc would be able to block it? After all, they say they get to do it, not that we have to make it easy for them.
And no, "upgrade to SuSe" is not a firewall, "format c:" is not a router, and any references to "Stephen King dead", beowulf clusters, or 3: Profit! will necessitate me hunting you down and plucking your eyeballs out with rusty spoons.
Slowly.
If I knew the wedgies I gave you back in 6th grade would have resulted in this . . . I might have taken a moments pause.