Take your Ritalin Garth. Although I use OpenBSD on my site, I've found that a locked down slackware/debian box is no less secure than OpenBSD. The code audit / secure by default stuff is nice though.
Is it me or are half the/. submissions -- like this one mentioned on other sites first such as memepool kuro5hin (rip), technocrat, memepool, HNN or any of the other countless weblogs?
From memepool:
Monday
Jul 31, 2000
Relive the sloth-like speed, nightmarish user interfaces, and new-car
smell of the web browsers of yesteryear, at Dejavu.org.
I've heard the NSA fund research in stuff it is interested in (crypto, math, high-performance computing). What are the chances the NSA would fund some mutially beneficial open source projects?
This itrace crap will be used for legitimate traceroute type stuff and I imagine for network mapping also. Anyone have any ideas on how this can be used in a sysadmin's network toolkit (besides finding DoS attacks)?
but the KDE page says GTK pixmap themes. Most GTK themes use another themes engine. pixmap themes aren't always the greatest speed wise (or appearancewise -- look at the "pixmap" theme!)
Well.... before we can support 512 processor MIPS boxen we need to support single processor and dual processor.... IMHO low end multiprocessor SGI box support is where Linux needs to go on the SGI architecture
A beowolf cluster of these? seriously -- Does/Can/Will Linux/*BSD be able to scale to something like this? I know SGI supports Linux on their x86 boxes, but do they encourage Linux/MIPS development? SGI: Send Linus, Alan and friends some of these!
In the article it mentioned the possibility that SCO's Tarentella (application) division might get bought by Sun. This is interesting considering that one domain mentioned in association with Sun's Open Sourcing of Star Office, openoffice.org, is in fact owned by Caldera!
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Take your Ritalin Garth. Although I use OpenBSD on my site, I've found that a locked down slackware/debian box is no less secure than OpenBSD. The code audit / secure by default stuff is nice though.
Just set up a quick ipchains ruleset to filter those ports IPCHAINS-HOWTO Thanks for bringing it to our attention though.
So you never got to hook up with that italian chick huh? I can never figure out what she's saying.
I think Ayn Rand would have been a slashdot troll. "The GPL is CRIMINAL"
"Using OSS defies Reason"
Forum 2000 Hall of Fame is cool too. Go there. Amuse yourself. In the words of SOMAD Tux: "Good luck and remember- Windows sucks. Use Linux!"
I think she would be referring to the fact that people are giving away GPL-ed software which is inconsistant with reason. (hee)
serial ports? usb? (ETHERNET??!!??)? IDE? SCSI?
Stuff like CDDB could be built upon and used to store meta-inofrmation of this kind. Pretty cool if you ask me. XML will be the tool of choice.
I WILL READ MY MAIL WITH MUTT FOREVER. Or until I can use Evolution remotely as easily as i can mutt (or elm or pine)
heh.... GPL violaters
my toaster will come online toaster.kitchen.exmachina-house.providence.ri.us.n injas.org
I've heard the NSA fund research in stuff it is interested in (crypto, math, high-performance computing). What are the chances the NSA would fund some mutially beneficial open source projects?
Is this the same Brian Martin who runs Attrition.org and does a lot of security crap?
This itrace crap will be used for legitimate traceroute type stuff and I imagine for network mapping also. Anyone have any ideas on how this can be used in a sysadmin's network toolkit (besides finding DoS attacks)?
but the KDE page says GTK pixmap themes. Most GTK themes use another themes engine. pixmap themes aren't always the greatest speed wise (or appearancewise -- look at the "pixmap" theme!)
RMS' eyeball is going to explode if any other companies release an Open Source program (under a QT-ish or MPL-ish) license and call it Free Software.
The difference between Hunkapiller and Gates is that no one envisions a world with a gene sequencer on every desktop!
heh. Look at my user info page... I actually have decent comments.
yes. Why are you replying to all my comments BTW?
How much would one of these cost? Hopefully they'll provide PS2 dev tools with one.
Well.... before we can support 512 processor MIPS boxen we need to support single processor and dual processor.... IMHO low end multiprocessor SGI box support is where Linux needs to go on the SGI architecture
A beowolf cluster of these?
seriously -- Does/Can/Will Linux/*BSD be able to scale to something like this? I know SGI supports Linux on their x86 boxes, but do they encourage Linux/MIPS development? SGI: Send Linus, Alan and friends some of these!
That's BULLSHIT
In the article it mentioned the possibility that SCO's Tarentella (application) division might get bought by Sun. This is interesting considering that one domain mentioned in association with Sun's Open Sourcing of Star Office, openoffice.org, is in fact owned by Caldera!