Although they only checked Windows 2000, they assume that XP and Vista use similar random number generators and may also be vulnerable. The full text of the paper is available in PDF format."
this is complete horse shit. she purpose of civil law is so that individual citizens can resolve issues amongst themselves, not so the government can go after people w/minimal proof...i think its about time for a mutiny.
Scott: Word around the office if you've got a fat cock. Mailroom Employee: Yes, I do.. Scott: I've got a fat cock too. Maybe we should rub our fat cocks together sometime. Maybe a little oil..two fat cocks..together..oil..
If Apple really wanted to, they could offer OS X for generic PCs along with a list of hardware required for OS X to run as intended with a nice disclaimer stating that if people choose to veer outside of the required hardware list, they are doing so at their own risk. At this point, all warranty/support/etc would be rendered void.
The real reason why Apple isn't going to do this is because they consider themselves a hardware company, as stated before. And, probably the bigger reason, is they do not want to compete head-on with Microsoft. Not only do they like having Office for OS X, but Apple knows what Microsoft is capable of and wants no part of that.
CentOS is RHEL, minus the support. CentOS is 100% binary compatible w/RHEL as well, meaning the RPMSs you'd get from RHEL would work just fine in CentOS and vice-versa.
As a company, I love RedHat. As a distribution, bleh. I've used RHEL and god damn...the up2date business where you have to have each computer registered to access their online package management system is complete bullshit. We've actually migrated to CentOS instead on some of the boxes and couldn't have been happier. Yum kicks the shit out of up2date. Not because it's a better system, but because yum doesn't give a shit who's making the requests, it just services them. We could just install yum in RHEL, but we figured we'd give CentOS a go since it claims to be 100% compatible with RHEL binaries and it's completely free. So far their claims have held up.
As a company, I love RedHat. As a distribution, bleh. I've used RHEL and god damn...the up2date business where you have to have each computer registered to access their online package management system is complete bullshit. We've actually migrated to CentOS instead on some of the boxes and couldn't have been happier. Yum kicks the shit out of up2date. Not because it's a better system, but because yum doesn't give a shit who's making the requests, it just services them. We could just install yum in RHEL, but we figured we'd give CentOS a go since it claims to be 100% compatible with RHEL binaries and it's completely free. So far their claims have held up.
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so how is this different from an oracle database system that utilizes multiple database nodes?
Although they only checked Windows 2000, they assume that XP and Vista use similar random number generators and may also be vulnerable. The full text of the paper is available in PDF format."
And what happens when we make assumptions? we make an ass of me, and you make more money
Looks like he's taking note of George Costanza and saying the opposite of what he really thinks?
this is complete horse shit. she purpose of civil law is so that individual citizens can resolve issues amongst themselves, not so the government can go after people w/minimal proof...i think its about time for a mutiny.
To be fair, Apple didn't have much experience in the cellphone market either and look at how the iPhone turned out...Technology is technology folks.
Two words: sexual harassment.
Scott: Word around the office if you've got a fat cock.
Mailroom Employee: Yes, I do..
Scott: I've got a fat cock too. Maybe we should rub our fat cocks together sometime. Maybe a little oil..two fat cocks..together..oil..
Is it just me, or is anyone else conditioned to just ignore anything Microsoft's cronies have to say about competing products as FUD?
Since Mac users are too smug for porn I guess this won't be that bad
So why does it need a book?
So you have something to do in the restroom?
Ricky: "I'm gonna need that table.."
If Apple really wanted to, they could offer OS X for generic PCs along with a list of hardware required for OS X to run as intended with a nice disclaimer stating that if people choose to veer outside of the required hardware list, they are doing so at their own risk. At this point, all warranty/support/etc would be rendered void.
The real reason why Apple isn't going to do this is because they consider themselves a hardware company, as stated before. And, probably the bigger reason, is they do not want to compete head-on with Microsoft. Not only do they like having Office for OS X, but Apple knows what Microsoft is capable of and wants no part of that.
This sounds like something Ricky and Julian, er, I mean Cory and Trevor would pull
I don't think java is the end all be all...It's certainly not friendly to develop in
Compared to what, English?
Wake me up when I can get a Lucy Liu bot
For $65/month, I wouldn't be putting any mission-critical things on it...You know how the saying goes..you get what you pay for.
CentOS is RHEL, minus the support. CentOS is 100% binary compatible w/RHEL as well, meaning the RPMSs you'd get from RHEL would work just fine in CentOS and vice-versa.
And how does Microsoft plan on closing GPL'd code?
Ah, what a great movie. I think I'm gonna watch that tonight. And maybe 'Pirates of Silicon Valley'.
Is the javascript still up for grabs?
Does this really surprise anyone?
I think he gets more respect as the 'Governator of California' than the 'Governor of California'
This is a suit against distributors and/or the X-org team.
Wouldn't it be a suit against the window managers that implement this and not the actual X server?
As a company, I love RedHat. As a distribution, bleh. I've used RHEL and god damn...the up2date business where you have to have each computer registered to access their online package management system is complete bullshit. We've actually migrated to CentOS instead on some of the boxes and couldn't have been happier. Yum kicks the shit out of up2date. Not because it's a better system, but because yum doesn't give a shit who's making the requests, it just services them. We could just install yum in RHEL, but we figured we'd give CentOS a go since it claims to be 100% compatible with RHEL binaries and it's completely free. So far their claims have held up.
As a company, I love RedHat. As a distribution, bleh. I've used RHEL and god damn...the up2date business where you have to have each computer registered to access their online package management system is complete bullshit. We've actually migrated to CentOS instead on some of the boxes and couldn't have been happier. Yum kicks the shit out of up2date. Not because it's a better system, but because yum doesn't give a shit who's making the requests, it just services them. We could just install yum in RHEL, but we figured we'd give CentOS a go since it claims to be 100% compatible with RHEL binaries and it's completely free. So far their claims have held up.
ah fuck..thats what i get for not reading