What your are calling features are WHY ubuntu is more popular than debian. Your average user doesn't know about LVM, raid arrays, encrypted partitions, etc, these options are there for the alternative installer though.
Now dont get me wrong i have nothing against debian showing these options but criticizing ubuntu for meeting its goal of being easy tp use is a bit unfair, it would be like criticizing Gentoo for compiling too much.
Hell there is no reason to assume that intelligence is even the natural outcome of evolution, it didn't work during the era of the dinosaurs. When you take into account so many unknown factors, the existence of planets that we already knew would exist hardly makes it likely that we are not alone in the AU (we are ofcourse not alone in the universe, but what does it matter if we can never make contact with them). How many species are there in the AU well Drake came up with an equation for this i believe the answer was something like 31 +/- 3,000,000.
so all the shallow water is concentrated around Californian beaches? Surely there are regions of US cost that have little/no wildlife that could be used instead!
You also have the remember that the kde team were pushing kde4 as usable by average users, when its still not. Nobody expected kde4.1 to be a usable release, until the KDE team started saying so, then they complained because end users didn't find it usable!
Personally im waiting for kde4.2 before i use the thing, most likely 4.3 before i leave trusting 3.5 behind
It would be very difficult for anyone else to recover classified pieces if we couldn't find them
That really reassures me because, there is no way a madman/terrorist/rouge leader, who has no nuclear warheads, would be more determined than the US,that has plenty, to find it.
MSFT is pricing their goods WAY too freaking high! $99 for XP Home? $199 for XP Pro? Is there ANYBODY else who charges THAT much for software THAT old? The MSRP retail hasn't changed since it came out in '01! And then they total crazy BS of Vista,with its,what? Six different versions? And the cheapest one is STILL $100? Totally freaking crazy.
If your too retarded to read then you are the one who looks like an idiot trolling on slashdot.
I said nothing about the effect of home market share on corporate/server use, getting users familiar with only their products is they key to their stronghold, its why they allow piracy to run rampant and why they cut deals with poor countries to virtually give their stuff away. But that is all irrelevant, and unless you were desperate to troll Microsoft you would have seen that too, my point was that the price of putting windows on a netbook IS $10-$20 (for an OEM) not $100-$200!
But Microsoft don't make much money on home sales or oem sales (its something like $10-$20) they make their money on corporate sales, which are unaffected by the netbook trend. So this article IS just twitter bullshit.
And this isn't the 1st time timothy has been caught.
that will teach me to get board of TFA (hey too much maths and its the weekend), stopping qos isn't enough, as the attacker can simply replace you in the network for the duration of the attack
Even if the network does not support the IEEE 802.11e QoS features, the attack still seems to be possible. Here, the attacker needs to prevent the client from receiving the data packet he chooses for the chopchop attack, and must disconnect the client from the access point for the time of the attack, so that the TSC counter is not increased by the packet or following packets. After the attacker has successfully executed the chopchop attack, he can send a single data packet to the client. However, we did not implement this attack mode.
the countermeasure the attackers suggest is rekeying every 2 minutes
5.1 Countermeasures To prevent this attack, we suggest using a very short rekeying time, for example 120 seconds or less. In 120 seconds, the attacker can only decrypt parts of the ICV value at the end of a packet. Alternatively disabling the sending of MIC failure report frame frames on the clients would also prevent the attack. The best solution would be disabling TKIP and using a CCMP only network.
Turn off QOS, that breaks this attack. For a long term fix use AES (WPA2), using WPA when WPA2 is an option is foolish as TKIP was designed to be a temporary solution for hardware that didnt support AES.
Changing the rekey interval to 3 mins should also cripple this attack.
I thought that Linux didn't use bios, hence why coreboot shaves 3 seconds off your bootup time. I suppose for laptops the acpi features are used (which generally arnt supported in linux very well) but no sound?
*note all this "knowedge" comes from tring to figure out how to do a bios update without windows and getting distracted for several hours
because if you want to just use firehouse, you can filter by story for stuff that made the frontpage or !story to remove anything you've seen on frontpage
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1) steal code
2) realize code is copyrighted and useless
3) ????
4) no profit
erm how can valve loose money because somebody stole their code?
What your are calling features are WHY ubuntu is more popular than debian. Your average user doesn't know about LVM, raid arrays, encrypted partitions, etc, these options are there for the alternative installer though.
Now dont get me wrong i have nothing against debian showing these options but criticizing ubuntu for meeting its goal of being easy tp use is a bit unfair, it would be like criticizing Gentoo for compiling too much.
I prefer the text based installer for ubuntu, its much more powerful, never crashes and boots up faster.
That's no mod choice!
planets != habitable != life != intelligent life
Hell there is no reason to assume that intelligence is even the natural outcome of evolution, it didn't work during the era of the dinosaurs. When you take into account so many unknown factors, the existence of planets that we already knew would exist hardly makes it likely that we are not alone in the AU (we are ofcourse not alone in the universe, but what does it matter if we can never make contact with them). How many species are there in the AU well Drake came up with an equation for this i believe the answer was something like 31 +/- 3,000,000.
so all the shallow water is concentrated around Californian beaches? Surely there are regions of US cost that have little/no wildlife that could be used instead!
modded troll by a trolling mod! I personally agree with the above post (atleast partially) but to be modded troll is ridiculous!
Id put in a request to ban the F22s doing it over my house. Chances are they can go play elsewhere.
You also have the remember that the kde team were pushing kde4 as usable by average users, when its still not. Nobody expected kde4.1 to be a usable release, until the KDE team started saying so, then they complained because end users didn't find it usable!
Personally im waiting for kde4.2 before i use the thing, most likely 4.3 before i leave trusting 3.5 behind
It would be very difficult for anyone else to recover classified pieces if we couldn't find them
That really reassures me because, there is no way a madman/terrorist/rouge leader, who has no nuclear warheads, would be more determined than the US ,that has plenty, to find it.
No flash and no windows compatibility. But i personally see those as features
learn to read: my comment was a reply to
MSFT is pricing their goods WAY too freaking high! $99 for XP Home? $199 for XP Pro? Is there ANYBODY else who charges THAT much for software THAT old? The MSRP retail hasn't changed since it came out in '01! And then they total crazy BS of Vista,with its,what? Six different versions? And the cheapest one is STILL $100? Totally freaking crazy.
If your too retarded to read then you are the one who looks like an idiot trolling on slashdot.
I said nothing about the effect of home market share on corporate/server use, getting users familiar with only their products is they key to their stronghold, its why they allow piracy to run rampant and why they cut deals with poor countries to virtually give their stuff away. But that is all irrelevant, and unless you were desperate to troll Microsoft you would have seen that too, my point was that the price of putting windows on a netbook IS $10-$20 (for an OEM) not $100-$200!
from the "false equivalence" that brought you:
the evolution debate
and
the gay rights debate
now offering mccain and obama the same amount of tv time.
all i have to say is, what about nader?
They already do better than this OEMs pay something like $50 or less for a license, they make their money on corporate sales.
Because twitter and his sockpuppets fancied a troll and its Saturday so there wasn't much else to stick up!
But Microsoft don't make much money on home sales or oem sales (its something like $10-$20) they make their money on corporate sales, which are unaffected by the netbook trend. So this article IS just twitter bullshit.
And this isn't the 1st time timothy has been caught.
that will teach me to get board of TFA (hey too much maths and its the weekend),
stopping qos isn't enough, as the attacker can simply replace you in the network for the duration of the attack
Even if the network does not support the IEEE 802.11e QoS features, the attack still
seems to be possible. Here, the attacker needs to prevent the client from receiving the
data packet he chooses for the chopchop attack, and must disconnect the client from
the access point for the time of the attack, so that the TSC counter is not increased
by the packet or following packets. After the attacker has successfully executed the
chopchop attack, he can send a single data packet to the client. However, we did not
implement this attack mode.
the countermeasure the attackers suggest is rekeying every 2 minutes
5.1 Countermeasures
To prevent this attack, we suggest using a very short rekeying time, for example 120
seconds or less. In 120 seconds, the attacker can only decrypt parts of the ICV value
at the end of a packet. Alternatively disabling the sending of MIC failure report
frame frames on the clients would also prevent the attack. The best solution would
be disabling TKIP and using a CCMP only network.
Apart from VOIP, what really uses QOS anyway?
So one (little-used) protocol out of two (or more) possible protocols
That would be great but
1) older hardware will only support tkip
2) windows xp has problems with WPA2 so tkip is more widely used.
Turn off QOS, that breaks this attack. For a long term fix use AES (WPA2), using WPA when WPA2 is an option is foolish as TKIP was designed to be a temporary solution for hardware that didnt support AES.
Changing the rekey interval to 3 mins should also cripple this attack.
What uses QOS anyway?
The chip will still be powered up unless you have 4 seperate chips, and the powersavings marginal.
I thought that Linux didn't use bios, hence why coreboot shaves 3 seconds off your bootup time. I suppose for laptops the acpi features are used (which generally arnt supported in linux very well) but no sound?
*note all this "knowedge" comes from tring to figure out how to do a bios update without windows and getting distracted for several hours
he said play halo, they are already week minded geeks.
but for the most part you have uncapped internet in the US so unless joe is a dick that hogs your bandwidth who cares.
because if you want to just use firehouse, you can filter by story for stuff that made the frontpage or !story to remove anything you've seen on frontpage