Because they make less money that way. The only reason you see that kind of thing anywhere is a price war -- and the monopoly telcos want to avoid a price war at all costs -- the only winner there is the customer.
You do realize that most businesses (and therefore most websites you have accounts on) just store passwords plain text because it's easier to do tech support that way. Salted hashes are better than unsalted hashes, but most don't bother hashing at all.
You've always been able to do this. The option is just burried 3 layers deep. I'm not running windows here, but IIRC it's under: system control panel -> performance tab -> advanced.
The media companies WANT their customers to get shafted. They like it when customers have to by their content over and over again in different formats.
FreeBSD (And I think the other BSDs) have the jail command which gives you something between a chroot and virtualization -- almost virtualization from the process' point of view.
Government should own and maintain all of the lines and rent space on them to the (to any) ISPs. Not control over what goes over the lines, just the physical wire connecting 2 points.
Pre-installed is great for end home user desktops. Not everyone are techies like us who would rather do it themselves.
But for servers it does seem kinda pointless. Servers should only be setup by just such techies. I'll take an UP TO DATE driver and OS cd, but I'll do the install myself.
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When you can't buy a new computer from most manufacturers its not hard to sell a lot.
I'd be much more interested to see the number of installed copies and the number of retail sales rather OEM sales.
It's official, 2008 will be the year of the Linux desktop.
Because they make less money that way. The only reason you see that kind of thing anywhere is a price war -- and the monopoly telcos want to avoid a price war at all costs -- the only winner there is the customer.
FreeBSD's jail(8) is.
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CDs aren't lossless. Frequency range is only 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Plus the whole dynamic compression issue.
The flurries wont need costumes anymore.
You do realize that most businesses (and therefore most websites you have accounts on) just store passwords plain text because it's easier to do tech support that way. Salted hashes are better than unsalted hashes, but most don't bother hashing at all.
Most ad agencies carry each other's ads. I have used many ad agencies over the years, almost all of them show at least some ads from doubleclick.
You have chosen to not load a number of libraries that you will probably never use. Cancel or Allow?
You've always been able to do this. The option is just burried 3 layers deep. I'm not running windows here, but IIRC it's under: system control panel -> performance tab -> advanced.
The media companies WANT their customers to get shafted. They like it when customers have to by their content over and over again in different formats.
Just like wars down on earth.
Once your exams are done and marked, put the blog back up.
FreeBSD (And I think the other BSDs) have the jail command which gives you something between a chroot and virtualization -- almost virtualization from the process' point of view.
Government should own and maintain all of the lines and rent space on them to the (to any) ISPs. Not control over what goes over the lines, just the physical wire connecting 2 points.
Cache won't be useful for long with stuff constantly being taken down.
No.
Pre-installed is great for end home user desktops. Not everyone are techies like us who would rather do it themselves.
But for servers it does seem kinda pointless. Servers should only be setup by just such techies. I'll take an UP TO DATE driver and OS cd, but I'll do the install myself.
To update the DLLs installed in wine? Not all wine functionality is built in, some just uses windows dlls.
But I think most interest in doing it is just the novelty of it.
Windows Update uses Active-X which Firefox doesn't support.
Excellent. Now we know anyone watching one of our movies is a pirate and can sue them more easily.
Terminal server (which remote assistance uses) is encrypted.
Function: adjective
3 a : completely free from concealment : exposed to general view or knowledge
If you can see the code, its open source.
It's not FOSS. It's not OSI. Its not free as in beer or freedom. But it is open source.