if you cant type "livecd firewall" into a search engine what chance do you stand installing and maintaining many of them, hence my suggestion that if one needs to ask the question then one might not be prepared for the answer.
Yeah, I'm a fully representative of the Linux community please attribute anything I say that you don't like to the penguinistas! 7|\|>< 4|\||> 8y3
moving jobs im stuck working on an asp project atm.
I've been in unix land since pre win2k, last working on.asp in iis4 on nt4
the biggest drawback is the lack of native associative arrays
create a few more than 100 scripting dictionaries and you get "out of memory" [though I plucked 100 from mid air, I just ran out one time when using one of my php idioms creating an array of dictionaries inside a loop, didn't bother to work out the *actual* limits]
VBscript is one of the least expressive languages.
It is a dynamically typed language that throws up type errors if you don't cast some objects with clng(object.property).
I might have been a bit harsh on the KDE people =)
It's the cruft that is Unix and its derivatives, dead and getting smelly.
And I bang on about it at every opportunity to anyone who will listen because I know there are better solutions, they are easy to implement but the free unices people play NIH and so great ideas fall by the wayside. I know that Linus has little respect for the plan9 people, we've seen it in his comments on our mailing list. FreeBSD could have done it with geode but they missed a trick. Theo just wants our compilers but the Lucent lawyers won't relent and let him have it with an OBSD compatible license.
Oh well, one day perhaps you'll get the chance to have real usabability.
his is how you open a text file from a remote system in the Kate editor by pointing the Open dialog to ftp://ftp.system.com/directory/file.txt [system.com].
see: bloat
how am I going to open a remote image with gimp ?
oh dear, no go
all that KDE protocol crap is, well, wrong.
If only they got "everything is a file" not "every protocol needs a new KIOslave"
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Although why woudl they want anything to do with the UK? Isnt it the USA thats their bete noir?
web of trust
thanks, that's interesting.
Corkscrew is a tool for tunneling SSH through HTTP proxies.
those crazy firewall admins and their rules !
I haven't flamed anyone
if you cant type "livecd firewall" into a search engine what chance do you stand installing and maintaining many of them, hence my suggestion that if one needs to ask the question then one might not be prepared for the answer.
Yeah, I'm a fully representative of the Linux community please attribute anything I say that you don't like to the penguinistas! 7|\|>< 4|\||> 8y3
moving jobs im stuck working on an asp project atm.
.asp in iis4 on nt4
I've been in unix land since pre win2k, last working on
the biggest drawback is the lack of native associative arrays
create a few more than 100 scripting dictionaries and you get "out of memory" [though I plucked 100 from mid air, I just ran out one time when using one of my php idioms creating an array of dictionaries inside a loop, didn't bother to work out the *actual* limits]
VBscript is one of the least expressive languages.
It is a dynamically typed language that throws up type errors if you don't cast some objects with clng(object.property).
Seems they weren't very good at writing parsers
oh well, you fell into the same trap :
ASP isn't based on visual basic, ASP just means Active Server Pages.
It would be like saying that CGI is based on Perl.
Instead of environment variables, asp provides some COM objects : request, response, session & application.
The scripting language is up to you, you can use VBScript, Perl, Python, PHP, C and probably even Brainfuck !
wooof!
=)
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I must admit I had never figured that port 0 was valid but I can't see any reason in RFC 793 - Transmission Control Protocol that prohibits port 0 being used and IANA's port number document merely says that it is "reserved".
However
# sshd -p 0 -D
Bad port number.
it might be a neat hack if firewalls skip port 0 or some such
yes, all of those things
If you don't know how to know then my point is even more valid.
or Use Windows XP which has even *more* functionality
yes there are
but if you have to ask, your fears are justified
and in fact block the relevent [sic] ports
which ones would those be, 0-65535 ?
> Does anyone have a better solution?
spend $30 on a NAT router, D U M B A S S
mostly alt tags and & instead of & in uris
This page is not Valid HTML 4.01 Transitional!
> That's the Worst sort of apologist trash.
nope, it's called "Democracy"
if you don't like it, go live in China !
perhaps the cops parsed it as an assignment ergo the people WANT Bush == Hitler
Ok, let us run with tha.
:
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MS is not a moral being, the laws of the country define acceptable behaviour so
If your govt. had any morality then it would cease trading with the Chinese
but the will of the people isn't in favour of that trade barrier so
If you had any morality then you would cease trading with your govt.
try that one and you'll see how much *your* human rights are respected
lol, f00l
yes, you have it right
I might have been a bit harsh on the KDE people =)
It's the cruft that is Unix and its derivatives, dead and getting smelly.
And I bang on about it at every opportunity to anyone who will listen because I know there are better solutions, they are easy to implement but the free unices people play NIH and so great ideas fall by the wayside. I know that Linus has little respect for the plan9 people, we've seen it in his comments on our mailing list. FreeBSD could have done it with geode but they missed a trick. Theo just wants our compilers but the Lucent lawyers won't relent and let him have it with an OBSD compatible license.
Oh well, one day perhaps you'll get the chance to have real usabability.
> how do you think "everything is a file" works, exactly?
it works by having user level file systems, I use them all day, every day
blame who ? why, it doesn't necessarily need kernel modification
you can even try this LiveCD
or read the pdf
hehe go Gimp
but can it do ssh login ?
no ?
oh well
his is how you open a text file from a remote system in the Kate editor by pointing the Open dialog to ftp://ftp.system.com/directory/file.txt [system.com].
see: bloat
how am I going to open a remote image with gimp ?
oh dear, no go
all that KDE protocol crap is, well, wrong.
If only they got "everything is a file" not "every protocol needs a new KIOslave"
8Kb, luxury !!
the whole point is "yes" RTFP
so why not dump the x86 and go straight to the risc ?
That would be sanity
and run your own