Wow, cool, amazing! But the term "web 2.0" is marketing.
Web 2.0 is nothing more than our actual web evolution.
For example once in the past we had rudimentary cars and now we have more modern cars _but_ they are _still_ cars.
I think there is something wrong with almost all linux desktops. It is hard to them
to get the middle point of quality, when you have all the features you need
and leave the dirty features you would never use. Sometimes you get it very simple, in case of Blackbox and sometimes you get it very confuse just like KDE and Gnome.
I believe that KDE is still the desktop environment that is closer to this middle point.
But still has a lot of work to do.
If everyone is the winner, there is no winner.
If microsoft's code get in the contest, it will be the only one winner,
and we all gonne lose, speacilly those who use its code:)
That should be enough to make us pay some atention to the _real_ global warming.
It would be funny to make some cool drinks, but would be even more funny to see
surfing in Everest....
Serious, it is _very_ sad.
In terms of Linux, where you have many options to chose, it is good and bad. Good because you have many distros and each one with some specific features and it is bad for the same reasons:)
I've been using Slackware for many years and i really love it, it is simple and in my opinion, easy to use. But you always can try Ubuntu that looks real good and Debian because of its package manager that may make things easier for newbies.
You must keep in mind that any linux you chose, does not matter, you'll always have many similar tools for math and programming.
Before you decide take a look at the following links:
It is very important that you learn something about those linux distros out there and make
your own decision, pointing out what does really matter and what doesn't
Don't you have some virtualization tool for testing? You can install a couple of distros and
then make your decision based on experience. good luck!
Darwin's natural selection is amazing. It just had finished with two-head-animals
before the XX century. Maybe some politician would have the smart idea of taxing two-head-ppl in double.
hmmm interesting, i wrote some kernel level rootkit and chkrootkit wasn't (Wow!) able to discover it. Duh!
One of chkrootkit's way to find a rootkit is by signature, what
an old school way to figure it out. Outdated and frequently useless.
TripWire? kill me! Dont you know that (as said before) kernel level rootkits (known as LKM rootkits) are coded to hide itself from such userland programs?
Common LKM rootkits are written in a way to hijack system calls (look: linux/syscall.h)
so, right before Tripwire and similar tools get in scene they already got hidden.
It is very trivial to code such rootkit.
Slashdot Mirror
System: Have you already done your job against above subject?
Mr. "Dream killer" Smith: Yes, target is down.
System: Let's go to the next one.
Well, it is an irony, indeed. But at least, comparing C to Cobol, C is younger and :)
then _more modern_ than Cobol
Take a look at this this
12 years younger is less than nothing (lol)!
If a code has to be re-written (or in this case the own language COBOL) it is time
to switch it by another and modern language.
Everything is evolution, except my score that keeps on 0 indefinitely:)
Wow, cool, amazing! But the term "web 2.0" is marketing.
Web 2.0 is nothing more than our actual web evolution.
For example once in the past we had rudimentary cars and now we have more
modern cars _but_ they are _still_ cars.
I think there is something wrong with almost all linux desktops. It is hard to them
to get the middle point of quality, when you have all the features you need
and leave the dirty features you would never use. Sometimes you get it very simple, in case of
Blackbox and sometimes you get it very confuse just like KDE and Gnome.
I believe that KDE is still the desktop environment that is closer to this middle point.
But still has a lot of work to do.
Of course it is 365 and sometimes plus 1 due to bisixth years.
It is the prove that you would never post in slashdot while drunk.
I'd just like to see the piece of code that made an year last more than 265 days :)
And most important: never hear what Tom Cruise has to say about science.
ahahah cool, so the obfuscation contest is obfuscated itself! What a goal!
Because these variants are already obfuscated by making no sense at all.
If everyone is the winner, there is no winner. :)
If microsoft's code get in the contest, it will be the only one winner,
and we all gonne lose, speacilly those who use its code
Nice, and then we'll get a well designed _linux_blue_screen_of_death_
Evolution...evolution...
50% less.
When they lie more often, they are promoted.
hmm i though that it was 6 in 5...
At least in my counts...
That should be enough to make us pay some atention to the _real_ global warming.
It would be funny to make some cool drinks, but would be even more funny to see
surfing in Everest....
Serious, it is _very_ sad.
In terms of Linux, where you have many options to chose, it is good and bad. Good because you have many distros and each one with some specific features and it is bad for the same reasons :)
I've been using Slackware for many years and i really love it, it is simple and in my opinion, easy to use.
But you always can try Ubuntu that looks real good and Debian because of its package manager that may make things easier for newbies.
You must keep in mind that any linux you chose, does not matter, you'll always have many similar tools for math and programming.
Before you decide take a look at the following links:
Slackware
Debian
Ubuntu
Gentoo
It is very important that you learn something about those linux distros out there and make
your own decision, pointing out what does really matter and what doesn't
Don't you have some virtualization tool for testing? You can install a couple of distros and
then make your decision based on experience.
good luck!
I forward my hard drives from Windows to Linux very often too :)
Darwin's natural selection is amazing. It just had finished with two-head-animals before the XX century. Maybe some politician would have the smart idea of taxing two-head-ppl in double.
Is it because nobody will spend such amount of money to buy it?
I still love Atari.
Wow! Now i know why i feel extremely sick when i access this site... :(
I'd save some headacke medicine if i knew it before
Maradona has proved it many times some years ago keeping track of some white dust...
hmmm interesting, i wrote some kernel level rootkit and chkrootkit wasn't (Wow!) able to discover it. Duh!
One of chkrootkit's way to find a rootkit is by signature, what
an old school way to figure it out. Outdated and frequently useless.
TripWire? kill me! Dont you know that (as said before) kernel level rootkits (known as LKM rootkits)
are coded to hide itself from such userland programs?
Common LKM rootkits are written in a way to hijack system calls (look: linux/syscall.h)
so, right before Tripwire and similar tools get in scene they already got hidden.
It is very trivial to code such rootkit.
Yes, well done. Is this the Windows way to face problems? Re-installing it?
What if you get sick? Re-born?
Ok, now what about the difficult improvements?