And another 5 minutes later there will be instructions on how to send the kill signal to any laptop. Have fun bricking the laptops of anyone you don't like.
Star Trek universe does have stuff like that. We just don't see it much because that's not what the Enterprise is for so all we hear are various references to it.
B5 on the other hand was made just for that kind of political activity. I'm sure the federation has some star base somewhere for that too.
FreeBSD has also added a journaling filesystem layer in 7.x - gjournal tho It's not used by default.
The biggest problem I've had with softupdates is on a multi-hundred gig drive it still takes hours to fsck. Sure it's done in the background, but hours of 100% disk io usage doesn't lead to a very usable server.
Those actions don't run the program. They load a dll provided by the program developer registered by the program's install program in the registry for whatever events they want to provide meta-data for. Most commonly adding items to the right-client item. It is loaded by Explorer so it runs in whatever security context that explorer instance runs in (which I think is the user in this case).
This isn't really a security hole in windows. This is windows being modular and extendable. The problem is adobe (and many other developers) writing crappy dlls that are insecure and slow (lagging down explorer on every mouse-over or right click). Or adding these extensions to explorer for no good reason.
Linux is just a Kernel, there is always Hurd.....Sure it doesn't really work, but if all the Linux developers moved over to it, it would get fixed pretty fast.
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it's not even Caturday yet.
And another 5 minutes later there will be instructions on how to send the kill signal to any laptop. Have fun bricking the laptops of anyone you don't like.
Star Trek universe does have stuff like that. We just don't see it much because that's not what the Enterprise is for so all we hear are various references to it.
B5 on the other hand was made just for that kind of political activity. I'm sure the federation has some star base somewhere for that too.
FreeBSD has also added a journaling filesystem layer in 7.x - gjournal tho It's not used by default.
The biggest problem I've had with softupdates is on a multi-hundred gig drive it still takes hours to fsck. Sure it's done in the background, but hours of 100% disk io usage doesn't lead to a very usable server.
Error: Stack overflow.
Because pushing everything into the web is what the PHBs want.
Take only pictures. Leave only footprints.
Not only is this a dupe, like so many others on /., but it's a dupe of an article on idle: http://idle.slashdot.org/firehose.pl?op=view&id=3724983
Not only is this a dupe, like so many others on /., but it's a dupe of an article considered so stupid, it was put on idle: http://idle.slashdot.org/firehose.pl?op=view&id=3713481
The cost of a product is the highest price that the largest number of people are willing to pay for it.
What is costs to manufacture/sell has nothing to do with it beyond is needing to be less than the price above.
The domyhomework.com is already squatted.
There goes my business plan of opening the English language version of it.
Those actions don't run the program. They load a dll provided by the program developer registered by the program's install program in the registry for whatever events they want to provide meta-data for. Most commonly adding items to the right-client item. It is loaded by Explorer so it runs in whatever security context that explorer instance runs in (which I think is the user in this case).
This isn't really a security hole in windows. This is windows being modular and extendable. The problem is adobe (and many other developers) writing crappy dlls that are insecure and slow (lagging down explorer on every mouse-over or right click). Or adding these extensions to explorer for no good reason.
Quick. Withdraw it all before they notice.
Linux is just a Kernel, there is always Hurd.....Sure it doesn't really work, but if all the Linux developers moved over to it, it would get fixed pretty fast.
Shouldn't be a problem.
http://www.smcelectronics.com/switch.htm Search for SW20. Enough pins there for a pata cable.
Don't worry. All they need to do is hire media sentry.
It's still funny.
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL generates a STOP 0x0000000A error, not a stop 0x000000D1 error. You insensitive clod.
Google is clearly behind all of the spam as a method to drive everyone to their mail service.
> all OSes support the idea of a RAM disk...
Windows XP can't make one. And the only free third party program I found to do it under XP caused serious stability problems.
Just because *nix systems can do it well, doesn't mean all OSes can.
Solution to NASA's funding problems.
Dropping packets isn't an issue. Just use the QOS extension in RFC 2549.
Packet droppings sound messy tho.
This is bad for all those who use DNSSEC. Both of them must be annoyed at the need to their software.
I know I could skate around and not score any goals too. Seems to work for a lot of them.
Doesn't matter for the majority of people who already use the same password on all sites they use.