I'm picturing the nuttier Republicans responding to Obama asking to set up a WPA-like program. Phrases like "internment camps" would no doubt be used, and believed by the useful idiots.
If you don't have/somebody/ with final say, you'll end up with another Debian that doesn't have any sort of release schedule or anything to distinguish itself.
Besides, Shuttleworth's financing the distro.
Symantec has a minor but annoying bug
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SEP11 has a rather stupid bug that causes it to not update its virus-definition datestamp past 20091231. The definitions continue to be updated, but the program complains to the user that it's out of date, and so they panic and bother us until the dumbass Symantec engineers get around to fixing whatever the bug is.
Besides, nobody is trying to say that U.S. law should apply anywhere but in the United States.
Nobody but the US government, that is. There've been several incidents of countries extraditing their citizens to here to face trial, for violating American law while on foreign soil.
I've been running Win7 64-bit Enterprise on my work Macbook 2,1 since August or September. Had to fiddle with it since this machine isn't supported for 64-bit environments, but it worked.
This is party due to our lack of automation - Active Directory's not got much penetration outside our area, we haven't got automatic package rollouts/updates, no out-of-band management, and there's no planning WRT buying computers; each dept will buy a machine as funds & needs dictate, with input from us.
The three of us are desktop support. That doesn't count the sysadmins & netadmins.
It does run well on DOSBox, and was indeed software-only. The only sort of "acceleration" it offered was the option to use VESA BIOS 2.0 video modes.
FWIW I can run it on hardware with my Pentium-90 DOS game box & its Voodoo3 at 800x600x8 (its maximum) with acceptable framerates. It's not quite this fast in DOSBox on my C2D E6300 machine, but that's what lower resolutions are for.
Black with silver trim, and black boots. Cultivate a really intense workplace persona.
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At a guess, they didn't use DES back when because DES is computationally intensive, i.e. slow. This is especially important when you've got a small-for-the-day device that runs on batteries and must provide something approaching real-time performance.
Haven't the time or the programming chops, and I don't care enough to pay someone to maintain an old branch.
It's a bit different with, say, Debian, who will happily apply security fixes to old software for a few years, but when one is running Windows (in an institutional environment, say), that's not really an option.
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Check the datestamps. Cnet's article was posted the day before.
IDCLIP was a lot shorter to type; it's equivalent to spispod but was only in Doom II.
Modern source ports (like gzdoom) take both.
I'm picturing the nuttier Republicans responding to Obama asking to set up a WPA-like program. Phrases like "internment camps" would no doubt be used, and believed by the useful idiots.
Debian's mainly been herding cats, and there's never been a benevolent dictator a la Linus or Shuttleworth.
Quit taking yourself so seriously, snowflake.
If you don't have /somebody/ with final say, you'll end up with another Debian that doesn't have any sort of release schedule or anything to distinguish itself.
Besides, Shuttleworth's financing the distro.
SEP11 has a rather stupid bug that causes it to not update its virus-definition datestamp past 20091231. The definitions continue to be updated, but the program complains to the user that it's out of date, and so they panic and bother us until the dumbass Symantec engineers get around to fixing whatever the bug is.
Besides, nobody is trying to say that U.S. law should apply anywhere but in the United States.
Nobody but the US government, that is. There've been several incidents of countries extraditing their citizens to here to face trial, for violating American law while on foreign soil.
Do try to keep up.
I've been running Win7 64-bit Enterprise on my work Macbook 2,1 since August or September. Had to fiddle with it since this machine isn't supported for 64-bit environments, but it worked.
OS and Microsoft Office updates are handled by WSUS, and antivirus by the AV server, but we don't update anything else automatically.
The result is that some users have rather old copies of Flash Player, Java, Adobe Reader, Firefox, etc.
This is party due to our lack of automation - Active Directory's not got much penetration outside our area, we haven't got automatic package rollouts/updates, no out-of-band management, and there's no planning WRT buying computers; each dept will buy a machine as funds & needs dictate, with input from us.
The three of us are desktop support. That doesn't count the sysadmins & netadmins.
It does run well on DOSBox, and was indeed software-only. The only sort of "acceleration" it offered was the option to use VESA BIOS 2.0 video modes.
FWIW I can run it on hardware with my Pentium-90 DOS game box & its Voodoo3 at 800x600x8 (its maximum) with acceptable framerates. It's not quite this fast in DOSBox on my C2D E6300 machine, but that's what lower resolutions are for.
Black with silver trim, and black boots. Cultivate a really intense workplace persona.
At a guess, they didn't use DES back when because DES is computationally intensive, i.e. slow. This is especially important when you've got a small-for-the-day device that runs on batteries and must provide something approaching real-time performance.
Missouri also allows county and city sales taxes. It's how the governments pay for a lot of things.
Seems to work for global warming.
Taxes?
This. Even if this was some idiot sympathizer or a "useful idiot", Quaeda is getting mileage from this.
It'll be interesting to compare Obama's response to the fear-fear-fear responses from the Bush Administration.
Easy enough: loose links to a Goatse pic, and lose links to a reaction-to-Goatse movie.
Dynamic DNS, then. I use that for remoting into my computer and router from other places.
Does Netcraft confirm it?
By superior do you mean "volume's too loud" and "a quarter of the audience are self-centered assholes"?
That's an innovative definition you've got there.
Haven't the time or the programming chops, and I don't care enough to pay someone to maintain an old branch.
It's a bit different with, say, Debian, who will happily apply security fixes to old software for a few years, but when one is running Windows (in an institutional environment, say), that's not really an option.
That's more inventive than the obvious "surrender" jokes. :-)