"You want to make your way in the CS field? Simple. Calculate rough time of amnesia (hell, 10 years is plenty, probably 10 months is plenty), go to the dusty archives, dig out something fun, and go for it.
It's worked for many people, and it can work for you."
However, in FreeBSD 5.x, the assertion code is not present if the `INVARIANTS' kernel option is not used. In FreeBSD 5.0-RELEASE and 5.1-RELEASE, `INVARIANTS' is not enabled by default. In this configuration, a malicious local user could use this vulnerability to modify kernel memory, potentially leading to complete system compromise. (FreeBSD 4.x is not vulnerable in this way.)
it uses a kind of public key encryption called NetKey
ftp DrSkwid@plan9ftp Welcome DrSkwid to the plan9 ftp server challenge : 345345 response:
And you have to run netkey locally and encrypt the challenge using your password. The server checks to see if its encrypted version matches and if so you're in.
You can't replay it and good luck cracking it.
If you don't want to be broken into don't use insecure things, oh and "root" is considered harmful. If you there is nothing to escalate privileges to then what point that rootkit?
Makes me laugh people talking security with such a single point of failure waiting for exploitation.
hehe re snarky, no worries this is/. , I enjoy the harder edge
The UK may have more than two parties but the government is officially two sided by design. After an election the Monarch asks one person to form a government and one person to form the "official opposition". These are usually the leaders of the two parties with the most seats in parliament. I think this is just a courtesy and the monarch can actually ask anyone whom they are inclined toward. This was a compromise arranged as a consequence of the English Revolution when parliament raised the worlds first standing army (the New Model Army) and eventually overpowered Charles I armies. Charles was executed but when his son returned he managed to restore the monarchy and the arrangement we have now was reached.
Unlike other democratic parliaments where everyone sits in a kind of lecture hall in a big semi-circle the Houses of Parliament has two sides. The Government sits on one side and the "Official Opposition" on the other. Each Govt. minister has an opposition Shadow. The Prime Minister appoints govt. posts, the Shadow Prime Minister assigns his Shadow Cabinet.
None of this really makes centrist politics inevitable.
The party system grew out of the economies of scale of forming groups.
You see, we are supposed to vote for the person we want to govern our ward not the person that represents our favourite political party. Being partisan is, in fact, anti-democratic.
So we end up with no real choice. The parties choose the issues to fight over and so the diversity of opinion that local government might introduce is negated.
It is ironic that none of the structures are actually designed to be democratic. They grew out of land owners arguing with the King. Voting used to be weighted by how much land you owned. No land no vote.
my point really was the justification that commands have their subject last and from the point of view of the kernel it is the target directory that is being acted upon, not the files. Even a file rename is acting up the directory not the files as the filesnames are not part of the file itself.
as for tar, well it is a crazy command anyway. Tape ARchiver. That it is still being used to copy file trees around is a testament to the unix way and also to the "90% good" rule.
Until the Windows file manager came along you had to use xcopy and deltree to do it in the DOS shell.
Much as I am loath to directly contradict your own experience I think you should go and research what introversion actually is in this context.
It is not simply a dichotomy between "hey everyone look at me" and "ooh, I don't feel safe, I'm going to my room for a bit"
It can be someone like me who enjoys being the centre of attention but only in short bursts because social contact is really tiring. I'm the guy that disappears for 20 minutes and then comes back full of beans.
I'd never even heard of these classifications until this thread and the stuff I found from your link was really eye opening about myself.
here's some resonating snippets
"I've made up my mind, don't confuse me with the facts" me in/. mode
"Try not to be repetitive. It annoys them." I get wound up if someone tells me an anecdote twice. Especially if they don't stop when I say "yeah, I know, you told me before"
"Expect debate. INTJs like to tear ideas apart and prove their worthiness. They will even argue a point they don't actually support for the sake of argument." 8) how many times.
"Do not be surprised at sarcasm." I am the master
"Do not expect INTJs to actually care about how you view them. They already know that they are arrogant bastards with a morbid sense of humor. Telling them the obvious accomplishes nothing."
mouse 1 then drag selects the text keeping mouse 1 down and pressing mouse 2 cuts pressing 1 then 3 pastes
mouse 2 alone on select text runs it as a command
mouse 3 alone on selected text sends it to the plumber.
plumbing is like file types but instead uses regexes
If there is no plumbing action defined for that pattern and you are using the text editor (Acme) then the text editor tries to open that filename. If this fails the current document is searched for the text.
This system is much better than file associations because you have more control over what happens.
Maybe when you use a particular URL you want to always view the source rather than view the rendered html, no problem. The plumbing rules are per-process so you can have different rules in different windows.
"mv" doesn't move anything, it wstats the directory adding the new file inodes and removes their entries from their source directories (as a side effect).
could you point me to the research please
on
The Introvert Advantage
·
· Score: 2, Insightful
because I'd be interested to see the support for your hypothesis
There was a bank robbery in Shelbyville today when 48 year old Steve Lekowski found $10 on the floor in the rest room and instead of handing it in, he put it in his pocket.
Welcome to the Jython homepage. Jython is an implementation of the high-level, dynamic, object-oriented language Python written in 100% Pure Java, and seamlessly integrated with the Java platform. It thus allows you to run Python on any Java platform.
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lol where did that 8 come from
8 &oe=UTF-8&selm=Pine.LNX.4.44.0305270848360.14285-1 00000%40maxroach.lanl.gov
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-
As Ron Minnich said
"You want to make your way in the CS field? Simple. Calculate rough time of
amnesia (hell, 10 years is plenty, probably 10 months is plenty), go to
the dusty archives, dig out something fun, and go for it.
It's worked for many people, and it can work for you."
mkdir /usr/local/share/doc/gdesklets * /usr/local/share/doc/gdesklets/html /usr/local/share/doc/gdesklets /doc **
/doc
/
mkdir
ln -s
make install
rm
* or something appropriate to your locale. That's a FreeBSDism
** although you'll probably need to be root to write to
yeah who'd have thought it
:
t ep/intro.htm ld/
t ions.php
7 7/?topic_id=877
if that annoys you don't look here
NeXTStep
http://www120.pair.com/mccarthy/nexts
or here
Afterstep
http://www.afterstep.org/Applica
or here
Enligtenment
http://freshmeat.net/browse/8
nah, who am I kidding
the signal thing is more than a D.O.S. though
However, in FreeBSD 5.x, the assertion code is not present if the
`INVARIANTS' kernel option is not used. In FreeBSD 5.0-RELEASE and
5.1-RELEASE, `INVARIANTS' is not enabled by default. In this
configuration, a malicious local user could use this vulnerability
to modify kernel memory, potentially leading to complete system
compromise. (FreeBSD 4.x is not vulnerable in this way.)
yeah, I'd expect your disrespect for life to be total.
We had three sabs killed in the 90's and have witnessed numerous violent incendents.
I attended the coroner's inquest into the death of Tom Worby.
And yes, the good-ol-boy did exactly as you predicted.
The police anti-terrorist units attended it too, taking our photographs for their "neutral" police files.
If you are going to delete everything that comes to via the Usenet address why do you include a valid email in as your return address?
you could reduce the flow to 0 by putting
From: not_real@naimod.moc
and to be honest if I was an email harvester I might have noticed "user at domain dot com" and be harvesting those too
it is viruses you clot
For some of us shooting birds & other animals for sport or otherwise is barbaric.
.
And yes, I have put myself physically between barrel and bird.
Those rich wankers get pretty wound up when they've paid a 1000 to shoot grouse and all they can see on the moors are Sabs
then you'd like plan9's ftp
:
it doesn't even use passwords
it uses a kind of public key encryption called NetKey
ftp DrSkwid@plan9ftp
Welcome DrSkwid to the plan9 ftp server
challenge : 345345
response
And you have to run netkey locally and encrypt the challenge using your password.
The server checks to see if its encrypted version matches and if so you're in.
You can't replay it and good luck cracking it.
If you don't want to be broken into don't use insecure things, oh and "root" is considered harmful. If you there is nothing to escalate privileges to then what point that rootkit?
Makes me laugh people talking security with such a single point of failure waiting for exploitation.
why yes, it does
which would you like ?
Red Hat
/usr/ports/emulators/linux_base-6/pkg-descr
/usr/ports/emulators/linux_base-8/pkg-descr
or
Debianhehe re snarky, no worries this is /. , I enjoy the harder edge
The UK may have more than two parties but the government is officially two sided by design.
After an election the Monarch asks one person to form a government and one person to form the "official opposition". These are usually the leaders of the two parties with the most seats in parliament. I think this is just a courtesy and the monarch can actually ask anyone whom they are inclined toward. This was a compromise arranged as a consequence of the English Revolution when parliament raised the worlds first standing army (the New Model Army) and eventually overpowered Charles I armies. Charles was executed but when his son returned he managed to restore the monarchy and the arrangement we have now was reached.
Unlike other democratic parliaments where everyone sits in a kind of lecture hall in a big semi-circle the Houses of Parliament has two sides. The Government sits on one side and the "Official Opposition" on the other. Each Govt. minister has an opposition Shadow. The Prime Minister appoints govt. posts, the Shadow Prime Minister assigns his Shadow Cabinet.
None of this really makes centrist politics inevitable.
The party system grew out of the economies of scale of forming groups.
You see, we are supposed to vote for the person we want to govern our ward not the person that represents our favourite political party. Being partisan is, in fact, anti-democratic.
So we end up with no real choice.
The parties choose the issues to fight over and so the diversity of opinion that local government might introduce is negated.
It is ironic that none of the structures are actually designed to be democratic. They grew out of land owners arguing with the King. Voting used to be weighted by how much land you owned. No land no vote.
yes, I was talking to gf today about it. Just reading that stuff has opened a new door for me.
;)
/. would end up *helping* somebody.
Naturally I had already formulated some of the same coping stratagies without outside help
But reading through some of those traits was like a diary of domestic conflict.
Who'd've thought
8)
my point really was the justification that commands have their subject last and from the point of view of the kernel it is the target directory that is being acted upon, not the files. Even a file rename is acting up the directory not the files as the filesnames are not part of the file itself.
as for tar, well it is a crazy command anyway. Tape ARchiver. That it is still being used to copy file trees around is a testament to the unix way and also to the "90% good" rule.
Until the Windows file manager came along you had to use xcopy and deltree to do it in the DOS shell.
hehe I knew someone would say that
but my point being that what happens in the user's eyes and what happens in the kernel's can be quite different
Much as I am loath to directly contradict your own experience I think you should go and research what introversion actually is in this context.
It is not simply a dichotomy between
"hey everyone look at me" and "ooh, I don't feel safe, I'm going to my room for a bit"
It can be someone like me who enjoys being the centre of attention but only in short bursts because social contact is really tiring. I'm the guy that disappears for 20 minutes and then comes back full of beans.
intj too
/. mode
I'd never even heard of these classifications until this thread and the stuff I found from your link was really eye opening about myself.
here's some resonating snippets
"I've made up my mind, don't confuse me with the facts"
me in
"Try not to be repetitive. It annoys them."
I get wound up if someone tells me an anecdote twice. Especially if they don't stop when I say "yeah, I know, you told me before"
"Expect debate. INTJs like to tear ideas apart and prove their worthiness. They will even argue a point they don't actually support for the sake of argument."
8) how many times.
"Do not be surprised at sarcasm."
I am the master
"Do not expect INTJs to actually care about how you view them. They already know that they are arrogant bastards with a morbid sense of humor. Telling them the obvious accomplishes nothing."
amen
mouse 1 then drag selects the text
keeping mouse 1 down and pressing mouse 2 cuts
pressing 1 then 3 pastes
mouse 2 alone on select text runs it as a command
mouse 3 alone on selected text sends it to the plumber.
plumbing is like file types but instead uses regexes
If there is no plumbing action defined for that pattern and you are using the text editor (Acme) then the text editor tries to open that filename. If this fails the current document is searched for the text.
This system is much better than file associations because you have more control over what happens.
Maybe when you use a particular URL you want to always view the source rather than view the rendered html, no problem. The plumbing rules are per-process so you can have different rules in different windows.
It's great
1. neither is intutitive, they are both learned
"mv" doesn't move anything, it wstats the directory adding the new file inodes and removes their entries from their source directories (as a side effect).
because I'd be interested to see the support for your hypothesis
Barrett says the alleged hacker is a former employee of an Acxiom client.
There was a bank robbery in Shelbyville today when 48 year old Steve Lekowski found $10 on the floor in the rest room and instead of handing it in, he put it in his pocket.
if that was the case, serve them right for using a crappy multi-user OS
yes, you are right about the timsescale
I just plucked Corel from thin air
Sorry, I misread the headline as how to make Java Accessible to Progammers
Jython
Welcome to the Jython homepage. Jython is an implementation of the high-level, dynamic, object-oriented language Python written in 100% Pure Java, and seamlessly integrated with the Java platform. It thus allows you to run Python on any Java platform.
[I even previewed it, saw that the url was wrong but pressed submit without changing it!]