that's the thing you see, trusting the client is plain wrong and assumptions made with that model will get you in trouble.
plan9 offers a model that doesn't require trusting the client. It runs a dedicated authentication server and a dedicated CPU server and a dedicated file server. The three talk to each other behind the client's back.
The Fourth Edition of Plan 9 includes a substantially reworked security architecture, described in the USENIX Security 2002 conference paper by Russ Cox, Eric Grosse, Rob Pike, Dave Presotto, and Sean Quinlan.
One particular aspect that other operating systems may wish to adopt is our single-signon solution. A process called factotum is used to hold credentials like passwords and public/private keypairs and perform cryptographic operations. Factotum allows clients to speak a variety of cryptographic protocols and therefore legacy application servers can participate in our single-signon system without change and without even knowing it exists.
The factotum has no direct permanent storage, but rather fetches credentials at startup from a secstore server on the network. To authenticate safely with the secstore, Password Authenticated Key-exchange is used; this implies that the user just has to remember and type one password and passive eavsdroppers or even active malicious intermediaries can not launch even a dictionary attack against the system. The credentials are encrypted for storage on secstore, so even an administrator there would have difficulty reading them.
To see the code for all this, download the Plan 9 distribution and look in/sys/src/cmd/auth, particularly subdirectories factotum and secstore. The libraries/sys/src/libmp and/sys/src/libsec may also interest you.
The point i was making is that QT claims to be a cross platform dev environment of which KDE is the flagship so the natural step should be cross platform KDE. I was also being ironic in that KDE is oft accused of Windows cloniness.
It's not really a product I want. Would be nice to see it live but I don;t have any expectations.
I'm an Enlightenment and plan9 user anyway. I like my desktops empty not crammed with silly little pictures.
That way the pages themselves can be cached / static and the ads rotate themselves. This also helps with tracking as the script that generates the javascript can log the ads.
Generating traffic via search engines is important. Your URL scheme is an important consideration. I use mod_perl to take the url and set environment variables which then tell the page generation code which page to generate. Similar to having a query string but my pages are called comething nice like
http://www.thebigchoice.com/Graduate_Jobs/Teleco mm unications/Nutts_Corner/
rather than
http://www.thebigchoice.com/jobsearch.php?discip li neID=5®ion=7
Here in Nottingham if you stole more then the value of a loaf of bread you were hung on the courthouse steps (the fittings for the gallows are still there).
Less than that and you were transported.
The courthouse is a museum now.
Admittedly the law wasn't created to specifically deal with the poor but their lives were held in contempt. TBH if you survived the journey and lived out your sentence you probably ended up better off than back in Nottingham but still, not everyone did.
Whatever you want to call it, it was akin to genocide / slavery and it's a great injustice to those unfortunates and their antipodean descendents to be branded as criminals rather than victims.
but take away their infrastructure and they will start struggling.
Take a look at the early Industrial Revolution Cities in England. So overcrowded a plan was needed. The solution : criminalisation of poverty. That way the poor could be killed or transported.
The sudden loss of computing would be totally devastating in the short term. And for mnay of us that could be as long as we live.
My first introduction to the DOM and Scripting was builing an I.E.4 Based VB Script application for Boots The Chemist Intranet. That's about as non-standard as you can get. The VBS/JS step debugger in Visual Studio was useful if you could get it going.
These days there are few differences between the different javascript/dom. (getting xml documents without screen refreshes is unfortunately one of them *sigh*). My favoured route is develop in Mozilla then test in I.E. I've done a drag and drop HTML email editor that works in Moz IE & Opera. The scope of Javascript doesn't really get excercised as far as I've seen round the web.
I use it to help cache my site. The banner rotation is via js so that the main page can be cached. (but not annoying pop-up/unders - some of us realise they are a detraction). Our banners don't link to any external sites. The banner is part of the web frame of reference.
We have over 500 pages of content so I'm sure you'll excuse us our right to present deep links on our main page.
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blood soaked murderer with a temper
wtg
that's the thing you see, trusting the client is plain wrong and assumptions made with that model will get you in trouble.
plan9 offers a model that doesn't require trusting the client. It runs a dedicated authentication server and a dedicated CPU server and a dedicated file server. The three talk to each other behind the client's back.
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sys/doc/auth.html
murderer
You don't need secure clients, you only need secure servers.
Tell me, what is the compelling business reason for using windows that prevents me from using anything else in a corporate environment?
There is only one answer (or is it three?):
"Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt"
And that's one feature we can all do without!
The Fourth Edition of Plan 9 includes a substantially reworked security architecture, described in the USENIX Security 2002 conference paper by Russ Cox, Eric Grosse, Rob Pike, Dave Presotto, and Sean Quinlan.
/sys/src/cmd/auth, particularly subdirectories factotum and secstore. The libraries /sys/src/libmp and /sys/src/libsec may also interest you.
One particular aspect that other operating systems may wish to adopt is our single-signon solution. A process called factotum is used to hold credentials like passwords and public/private keypairs and perform cryptographic operations. Factotum allows clients to speak a variety of cryptographic protocols and therefore legacy application servers can participate in our single-signon system without change and without even knowing it exists.
The factotum has no direct permanent storage, but rather fetches credentials at startup from a secstore server on the network. To authenticate safely with the secstore, Password Authenticated Key-exchange is used; this implies that the user just has to remember and type one password and passive eavsdroppers or even active malicious intermediaries can not launch even a dictionary attack against the system. The credentials are encrypted for storage on secstore, so even an administrator there would have difficulty reading them.
To see the code for all this, download the Plan 9 distribution and look in
Queries to ehg@lucent.com.
Copyright © 2002 Lucent Technologies. All rights reserved.
trolling & insulting for England
http://shop.easyspace.com/shop-cgi-bin/easyspace1. cgi
.sport [or one of the others] from the dropdown
click on the New.net tab
and enter fuck and
and the auto-generated reply said "that's gone, but fuck.kids is available"
!!
It's already posix compliant.
The point i was making is that QT claims to be a cross platform dev environment of which KDE is the flagship so the natural step should be cross platform KDE. I was also being ironic in that KDE is oft accused of Windows cloniness.
It's not really a product I want. Would be nice to see it live but I don;t have any expectations.
I'm an Enlightenment and plan9 user anyway. I like my desktops empty not crammed with silly little pictures.
I know it will cygwin but :
"With the release of Qt 3.1, customers who use Qt for Microsoft Windows development can now use Qt with ActiveX."
When can I expect a native KDE ?
Their html is weird too
<title>Trolltech - Title</title>
It's the movement and consumption of money that creates wealth.
The $100 isn't destroyed it's displaced.
Spam creates jobs and your time contributes. You should be pleased that you are helping out just by pressing delete occasionally.
not the price of manufacture / production
You don't think you get to be the richest person in the world with "cost of production + 10%" do you?
mostly people seem to use javascript these days
o mm unications/Nutts_Corner/
p li neID=5®ion=7
That way the pages themselves can be cached / static and the ads rotate themselves.
This also helps with tracking as the script that generates the javascript can log the ads.
Generating traffic via search engines is important.
Your URL scheme is an important consideration.
I use mod_perl to take the url and set environment variables which then tell the page generation code which page to generate. Similar to having a query string but my pages are called comething nice like
http://www.thebigchoice.com/Graduate_Jobs/Telec
rather than
http://www.thebigchoice.com/jobsearch.php?disci
not search engine friendly
:
spider
http://website/makepage.x?page=1 : ok
http://website/makepage.x?page=2 : skipping - repeat
http://website/makepage.x?page=3 : skipping - repeat
http://website/makepage.x?page=4 : skipping - repeat
well, in theory.
As you rightly point out, redundant is appropriate so what's the problem?
Moderation is, conceptually, to categorize the pages on behalf of the reader; not manipulate the ego of the poster.
the future of winzip is basically death since zip compression in browsing s built into xp
/var/db/pkg/pkzip-2.5
pkzip is still a command line utility elsewhere
drwxr-xr-x 2 root wheel 512 Oct 11 09:06
Like someone said about TV
"the product is not the programmes but the viewers"
so customer value can refer to the value of the customer not of the Microsoft product line
Here in Nottingham if you stole more then the value of a loaf of bread you were hung on the courthouse steps (the fittings for the gallows are still there).
Less than that and you were transported.
The courthouse is a museum now.
Admittedly the law wasn't created to specifically deal with the poor but their lives were held in contempt. TBH if you survived the journey and lived out your sentence you probably ended up better off than back in Nottingham but still, not everyone did.
Whatever you want to call it, it was akin to genocide / slavery and it's a great injustice to those unfortunates and their antipodean descendents to be branded as criminals rather than victims.
tis getting a bit old
the kids are fed up of it
but take away their infrastructure and they will start struggling.
Take a look at the early Industrial Revolution Cities in England. So overcrowded a plan was needed.
The solution : criminalisation of poverty. That way the poor could be killed or transported.
The sudden loss of computing would be totally devastating in the short term. And for mnay of us that could be as long as we live.
Javascript was a Netscape invention.
Hows about that for non-standard!
My first introduction to the DOM and Scripting was builing an I.E.4 Based VB Script application for Boots The Chemist Intranet. That's about as non-standard as you can get. The VBS/JS step debugger in Visual Studio was useful if you could get it going.
These days there are few differences between the different javascript/dom. (getting xml documents without screen refreshes is unfortunately one of them *sigh*). My favoured route is develop in Mozilla then test in I.E. I've done a drag and drop HTML email editor that works in Moz IE & Opera. The scope of Javascript doesn't really get excercised as far as I've seen round the web.
http://validator.w3.org
Is a great tool.
If your code is valid HTML then if anyone complains that their X browser doesn't render it properly that's your first point of defense.
I use it to help cache my site.
The banner rotation is via js so that the main page can be cached.
(but not annoying pop-up/unders - some of us realise they are a detraction).
Our banners don't link to any external sites.
The banner is part of the web frame of reference.
We have over 500 pages of content so I'm sure you'll excuse us our right to present deep links on our main page.
Here in the UK the Govt. has snuggled up nicely and they rolling out IE Only Govt. Services.
Changing headers is no use in that scenario
cos you can't buy magnets anywhere