Hell, Theo tore the code to pieces, to make an unencumbered version, once the license changed. I sure hope Linus stands up on principle for his fellow Finn! Maybe he'll return to telnet - or buy a commercial SSH...
I hope the white-skinned, blue-eyed, Talking Jesus Doll says this. The site has him sanctimoniously intoning "For God so loved the world...", which are not even the words of Yesheveh Ben-Miryam!
I used to do this work. We always backed the scans up with hand-checks, and examined environments and mitigating circumstances.
The managers and officers we got the attention of had screen captures of payroll-stubs or insurance histories in the report! At least an analysis of weak session obfuscation in cookie-files or the contents of hidden web-forms that exposed site-internals or revealed confidential information.
Also, we re-worded the horrible glut of NASL embedded descriptions, which are not consistent in their use of problem and remedy sections, are produced by hundreds of people with numerous first-languages, etc.
If a third party adds no value to the tools own automation, they are not performing a service.
Grat. Now Big Brother gets to snoop my phone-cam movies. Or you didn't know that th eGoogle offices in Vienna, VA were in the next town over from Reston?
Now, who has devoted more time, energy and resources to community development of software?
BitMovers
The Samba Team
You know, I think you really have this thing down by now. Last one:
Who would you rather be stuck in an elevator with?
Larry McVoy
Andy Tridgell
Wow! 100% I'm sure glad that Andy did raise his hand in class and ask to go to the potty in Professor Bill Gates' class. And I have to wonder how many Samba installations are cooking on the machines of BitKeeper employees.
Didn't see "The Silver Chair". I'll have to look for it. Whatever the deficiencies of the BBC series, they got most everything right.
Like in live theater presentations, you can have a sub-Dr. Who level of technical production if the story and character are present. Those are much harder! Effects can be bought. Real talent doesn't come out of a metered tap.
I learned Unix on a DEC PDP-11/60, and then on a NeXT Cube - serial line all-the-way.
For years I build my Linux and OpenBSD boxes like I learned - half unconsciously thinking, "Better install emacs, too. Someone's gonna bitch if there's only vi. Hmmmn. There's a chance that the German man pages will be needed by a user, sooner or later..."
Of course, it was my personal Athlon! Noone was ever going to telnet on in, or kermit those files to another host! I didn't stop this builing/installing habit until I was regularly using laptops - when it just was glaringly obvious how single-user the box was.
Terrible security, from the point-of-view of "increased attack surface". I also locked down root good, tho, and ran sudo, tcp wrappers, portsentry, etc.
Slashdot Mirror
What about:
The Grange, Thorpe Mandeville nr Banbury, Northants?
Sue me for sharing th enote I take, too. Forking morons. Mini-cassette has been doing this for forking years.
...Less than 32 feet away from critical in-flight avionics?
Now look! His buddy became the President, and now, the chips are never down. It's no accident he choked on a pretzel, if you catch my drift.
Yeah. Arms race of trust.
That sucks.
Shareaza has a "commenting" system for just this purpose.
SHA-256
Up the ante, with bigger numbers.
Hell, Theo tore the code to pieces, to make an unencumbered version, once the license changed. I sure hope Linus stands up on principle for his fellow Finn! Maybe he'll return to telnet - or buy a commercial SSH...
He's a bigwig CS type, like McKusic and Allman.
He now sucknix.
I hope the white-skinned, blue-eyed, Talking Jesus Doll says this. The site has him sanctimoniously intoning "For God so loved the world...", which are not even the words of Yesheveh Ben-Miryam!
Is your name Tenable by any chance?
:-)
The managers and officers we got the attention of had screen captures of payroll-stubs or insurance histories in the report! At least an analysis of weak session obfuscation in cookie-files or the contents of hidden web-forms that exposed site-internals or revealed confidential information.
Also, we re-worded the horrible glut of NASL embedded descriptions, which are not consistent in their use of problem and remedy sections, are produced by hundreds of people with numerous first-languages, etc.
If a third party adds no value to the tools own automation, they are not performing a service.
Morons.
Grat. Now Big Brother gets to snoop my phone-cam movies. Or you didn't know that th eGoogle offices in Vienna, VA were in the next town over from Reston?
Linux with wondershaper
Have fun!
Stephen Fry as the new Dr. Who. It'd make a good episode or two!
The Brown girl on that page is worth the click, though...
BitKeeper
Samba
That was great!
Now, who has devoted more time, energy and resources to community development of software?
BitMovers
The Samba Team
You know, I think you really have this thing down by now. Last one:
Who would you rather be stuck in an elevator with?
Larry McVoy
Andy Tridgell
Wow! 100%
I'm sure glad that Andy did raise his hand in class and ask to go to the potty in Professor Bill Gates' class. And I have to wonder how many Samba installations are cooking on the machines of BitKeeper employees.
I will miss the T-Series, or its successor, after Lenovo turns Thinkpads into Latitudes.
Use BSD for your gateway, and prioritize small packets on the firewall.
Like in live theater presentations, you can have a sub-Dr. Who level of technical production if the story and character are present. Those are much harder! Effects can be bought. Real talent doesn't come out of a metered tap.
Well,
Not by you puny, carbon life-forms!
I learned Unix on a DEC PDP-11/60, and then on a NeXT Cube - serial line all-the-way.
For years I build my Linux and OpenBSD boxes like I learned - half unconsciously thinking, "Better install emacs, too. Someone's gonna bitch if there's only vi. Hmmmn. There's a chance that the German man pages will be needed by a user, sooner or later..."
Of course, it was my personal Athlon! Noone was ever going to telnet on in, or kermit those files to another host! I didn't stop this builing/installing habit until I was regularly using laptops - when it just was glaringly obvious how single-user the box was.
Terrible security, from the point-of-view of "increased attack surface". I also locked down root good, tho, and ran sudo, tcp wrappers, portsentry, etc.
Quit with the Bevis laughter, already! I'm talking about "splat" in your /etc/sudoers.