What other fucking form of authentication is there? Certs? Those are just strings - like a password. Encrypted certs? What are you encrypting them with?
It all comes down to a secret someone has too know. Call it a key, a cert, a token, whatever, it's a fucking password at the end of the day.
If your auth'ing with a username / password on an infected server you're actually *sending* your credentials to the server. This is not he case wih a cert auth, especially when you use ssh-agent to hop to other servers.
I configure my window manager to focus a window whent the cursor point on it, so i can change the window in which i want to type very fast.
All that with a tiling window manager!
DWM - tiling window manager http://dwm.suckless.org/
I use a keyboard with an IBM trackpoint so i don't keep moving my right hand between keyboard and mouse.
It takes a little to get used to it, but it worth the try!
http://www.pc.ibm.com/ww/healthycomputing/trkpnt.html
Sorry I was a bit agressive ! I did a lot of interpretation (American centric) of your comment. I'm from Canada and sorry for my english.
HP selling RHEL in Australian is almost as innaccessible as Dell selling Ubuntu in the USA for me.
Maybe we could live on Mars in domes or sealed caves but I doubt we'll ever be walking about in the open on its surface. I think we will live in domes on Earth before on Mars.
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OpenSSH 6+ will print "unknown option" instead of "illegal option", hence the "grep -e illegal -e unknown" ;)
What other fucking form of authentication is there? Certs? Those are just strings - like a password. Encrypted certs? What are you encrypting them with?
It all comes down to a secret someone has too know. Call it a key, a cert, a token, whatever, it's a fucking password at the end of the day.
If your auth'ing with a username / password on an infected server you're actually *sending* your credentials to the server. This is not he case wih a cert auth, especially when you use ssh-agent to hop to other servers.
Did you RTFA? This is not an apache module.
I configure my window manager to focus a window whent the cursor point on it, so i can change the window in which i want to type very fast. All that with a tiling window manager! DWM - tiling window manager http://dwm.suckless.org/
I use a keyboard with an IBM trackpoint so i don't keep moving my right hand between keyboard and mouse. It takes a little to get used to it, but it worth the try! http://www.pc.ibm.com/ww/healthycomputing/trkpnt.html
I don't understand why keyboard manufacturer still put the Windows logo on the meta key (unless Microsoft give them money).
Can you point me out websites where i can buy a keyboard without 'Windows logo' ?
Anyway, only recently I found a use to this key (using it as meta with Awesome window manager. This don't interfere with 'alt' key in irssi !)
P.s. English isn't my first language !
Sorry I was a bit agressive ! I did a lot of interpretation (American centric) of your comment. I'm from Canada and sorry for my english. HP selling RHEL in Australian is almost as innaccessible as Dell selling Ubuntu in the USA for me.
I suppose you did not say the same thing when Dell was offering Linux systems only in the US. So what's your point ?
Dell isn't coding Windows, like Apple codes Mac OS.
What if people start buying with Ubuntu to save [50-150]$ then download a copy of Windows using bittorrent and install it ?
Can you really decide not to send the signal ? :o