> In summer of 1997, he was interviewed by Microsoft for a job in the Internet Explorer Unix team (to work on a SPARC port), but lacked the university degree required to obtain a work H-1B visa. He declared in an interview that he tried to convince his interviewers to free the IE code even before Netscape did with their own browser.
> Miguel de Icaza has received the Free Software Foundation 1999 Award for the Advancement of Free Software, the MIT Technology Review Innovator of the Year Award 1999, and was named one of Time Magazine's 100 innovators for the new century in September 2000.
Awards for Innovation, blimey,
GNOME - puke Gnumeric - puke again Midnight Commander - I'm wretching now, don't mention Ximian & Mono, I'll bust my ring
I txt my home box with a 1 time password that lets me vnc into my server at home and do my work from there.
The clipboard doesn't get exported and you're welcome to the password, it's no use now.
You can add some port knocking style access restrictions i.e. you must request certain pages from the webserver within the last 5 mins or some such, add your IP to hosts.deny on the way out and you're done.
Yes, go on, stick your thumb drive in, my auto-mounter copies the contents and mails it to me. You should see some of the things folk carry around with them !
I had a co-lo rental from Pipex. Linux 2.2. They noticed it was broken in to, cut us off, charged us to re-image the box on which they had left a tar of the drive. OK sounds fair enough, but they re-imaged it with EXACTLY the same Linux 2.2 install and it was infiltrated again by the time I got the email telling me it was back on. I fixed it by hand and never told them lest they charge the company again. Happily I quite soon after.
> AJAX is only useful because people are trying to use HTTP and HTML in ways that HTTP and HTML weren't meant to be used.
Using non idempotent GET / HEAD methods is poor programming but the purpose of HTTP is to share data using these methods http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec9.h tml HTTPXmlRequests should use those methods as described. It's not the fault of the technology,
HTML/CSS is a display technology, I'm not sure how using it to display things is abuse of its intent.
These flaws don't need XmlHttprequest, is also likely to be a vector
> So far the only device or system we know of that can ask a question is a human mind.
Tell that to my dog when he wants to go out for a piss.
Your anthropomorphic bias appalls me.
Back to Pablo and this ridiculous argument, imagine if he'd said "mops are useless, they can only clean floors" would this thread's rhetoric and grand posturing be so passionate?
> It's only when you start fiddling "deeply" into the kernel or system libs that licensing becomes an issue. Of course, there can be gray areas of what "deeply" means.
What on earth are you rambling on about. That's pure nonsense. What the fuck is "fiddling" anyway?
There are no grey areas. This was all worked out long ago.
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> In summer of 1997, he was interviewed by Microsoft for a job in the Internet Explorer Unix team (to work on a SPARC port), but lacked the university degree required to obtain a work H-1B visa. He declared in an interview that he tried to convince his interviewers to free the IE code even before Netscape did with their own browser.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miguel_de_Icaza
> Miguel de Icaza has received the Free Software Foundation 1999 Award for the Advancement of Free Software, the MIT Technology Review Innovator of the Year Award 1999, and was named one of Time Magazine's 100 innovators for the new century in September 2000.
Awards for Innovation, blimey,
GNOME - puke
Gnumeric - puke again
Midnight Commander - I'm wretching now, don't mention Ximian & Mono, I'll bust my ring
Why? It's hardly out of character. I'd want more proof of attribution if he was scathing.
I txt my home box with a 1 time password that lets me vnc into my server at home and do my work from there.
The clipboard doesn't get exported and you're welcome to the password, it's no use now.
You can add some port knocking style access restrictions i.e. you must request certain pages from the webserver within the last 5 mins or some such, add your IP to hosts.deny on the way out and you're done.
Yes, go on, stick your thumb drive in, my auto-mounter copies the contents and mails it to me. You should see some of the things folk carry around with them !
are you su're ?
it is easier to infiltrate there[sic] communications.
hehe
but, for the record, my OS (Plan 9 From Bell Labs) has neither less nor more. We use p.
What's the joke ?
I use ed at least once a week, if not more.
If you live in the US or AU get a phone book and look for all the Wankers
I saw about 6 when I was in NYC
I call BS, someone who writes video drivers professionally should really be able to spell nVidia.
> DMCA take down notice to the ISP, for the site.
I know there's the "special relationship" but the US and the UK are different countries with different laws. We don't have a DMCA here.
The + format is much better and will win out in the end. If DVD survives long enough :>
I remember the days *before* MTV existed !
Why would you eat your thumb before hooking up a TiVo ?
pfft bash perl shit
man bc
No wine on my openbsd, there you go 50/50 split.
I had a co-lo rental from Pipex. Linux 2.2. They noticed it was broken in to, cut us off, charged us to re-image the box on which they had left a tar of the drive. OK sounds fair enough, but they re-imaged it with EXACTLY the same Linux 2.2 install and it was infiltrated again by the time I got the email telling me it was back on. I fixed it by hand and never told them lest they charge the company again. Happily I quite soon after.
Or the feds could just release the source code. I presume they bought it as part of the contract, or else they are reckless fools.
I'm afraid Content is not King.
Then get a better web browser, I choose what flash items I want turned on individually.
qemu -snapshot -hda win2k.qcow -boot c
where the vector I forgot to escape is :
> AJAX is only useful because people are trying to use HTTP and HTML in ways that HTTP and HTML weren't meant to be used.
h tml
Using non idempotent GET / HEAD methods is poor programming but the purpose of HTTP is to share data using these methods http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec9.
HTTPXmlRequests should use those methods as described. It's not the fault of the technology,
HTML/CSS is a display technology, I'm not sure how using it to display things is abuse of its intent.
These flaws don't need XmlHttprequest, is also likely to be a vector
> So far the only device or system we know of that can ask a question is a human mind.
Tell that to my dog when he wants to go out for a piss.
Your anthropomorphic bias appalls me.
Back to Pablo and this ridiculous argument, imagine if he'd said "mops are useless, they can only clean floors" would this thread's rhetoric and grand posturing be so passionate?
Beans rule, down with peas!!!
> It's only when you start fiddling "deeply" into the kernel or system libs that licensing becomes an issue. Of course, there can be gray areas of what "deeply" means.
What on earth are you rambling on about. That's pure nonsense. What the fuck is "fiddling" anyway?
There are no grey areas. This was all worked out long ago.