This is the name of a Roman god - with Indo/Aryan origins. Interestingly, Janus was - literally - "two-faced".
TWO-FACED: Dictionary Entry and Meaning
Pronunciation: 'too`feyst
WordNet Dictionary
Definition: [adj] having two faces--one looking to the future and one to the past; "Janus the two-faced god"
[adj] marked by deliberate deceptiveness especially by pretending one set of feelings and acting under the influence of another; "she was a deceitful scheming little thing"- Israel Zangwill; "a double-dealing double agent"; "a double-faced infernal traitor and schemer"- W.M.Thackeray
Sure, linux has labels. There are other MAC implementations out there. I think it's part of the "St. Jude" model - I may be wrong here.
The management of MAC is just awful on Linux. It could be awful on WinServ2K3 - who knows? It is almost undocumented at this point.
The big fun is the distributed/directory-enabled use of MAC. I don't want to think of the difficulty involved to do this on Linux MAC with Ext3 attributes/OpenLDAP/Kerb5/OpenSSL/Kame-derived IPSec, etc... It is not practical until a distro can roll this up with good installation defaults, role templates and management tools.
This is where - other arguments left aside - Windows will be more capable and mature.
I'm going to miss some of the better parts that will be excised for length -- Like Tim Benzedrine and Hashberry, or Arrowroot saving 300 pages of nonsense by avoiding the Tiny X-Shaped Forest.
Sure! I wouldn't do this on my "production" box either...
Whichever of these three notebooks that is!
Seriously, I already have putty and mindterm and VanDyke's stuff around. They do a good job for interactive use - but they are not part of a full shell environment for scripting. Yes, I know you can script that stuff, but every one works differently from the other - and the glue around it is MS-Batch or another WSH hosted syntax that works on the specific install you happen to have...
Pipe a series of command to a remote machine, and iterate it with a client-side counter - in putty! Sometimes cygwin pays off. We'll see if there can be enough user-land eventually built for SFU to make the switch... It is beaucoup faster!
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Thank god I am safe at Vandelay Industries...
This is the name of a Roman god - with Indo/Aryan origins. Interestingly, Janus was - literally - "two-faced".
TWO-FACED: Dictionary Entry and Meaning
Pronunciation: 'too`feyst
WordNet Dictionary
Definition: [adj] having two faces--one looking to the future and one to the past; "Janus the two-faced god"
[adj] marked by deliberate deceptiveness especially by pretending one set of feelings and acting under the influence of another;
"she was a deceitful scheming little thing"- Israel Zangwill;
"a double-dealing double agent";
"a double-faced infernal traitor and schemer"- W.M.Thackeray
Synonyms: ambidextrous, deceitful, dishonest, dishonorable, double-dealing, double-faced, double-tongued, duplicitous, faced, Janus-faced
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Fish!
Come up with some convincing game-play, and you've sold me!
btw: Nice nick.
That's still not really a "why". More "what".
KABOOM.
Every time.
Nothing - provided you live in Flatland...
"Yeah, we'll watch all your stuff... really well!"
Thanks...
Spammers for Bush! Surefire way to become as populatr with the public as, say, X-10!
Headline: Broadband and Pr0n?
If the American people don't have universal access to high-speed Internet, how can they come fully under the regime of continuous, deep surveillance?
Join the wiretap generation!
And cross-referenced with the list of subversive sites you have recently visited.
The management of MAC is just awful on Linux. It could be awful on WinServ2K3 - who knows? It is almost undocumented at this point.
The big fun is the distributed/directory-enabled use of MAC. I don't want to think of the difficulty involved to do this on Linux MAC with Ext3 attributes/OpenLDAP/Kerb5/OpenSSL/Kame-derived IPSec, etc... It is not practical until a distro can roll this up with good installation defaults, role templates and management tools.
This is where - other arguments left aside - Windows will be more capable and mature.
That is one aim of "Trusted Systems".
Could you wear this thing, and still get a date?
Expect "Riverdance" in Elvish...
Oh my God, I was wrong It was Earth all along
You've finally made a monkey
Apes: Yes, we've finally made a monkey
Troy: Yes, you've finally made a monkey out of me
Apes: Yes, we've finally made a monkey out of you
Troy: I love you, Dr. Zaius!
I'm going to miss some of the better parts that will be excised for length -- Like Tim Benzedrine and Hashberry, or Arrowroot saving 300 pages of nonsense by avoiding the Tiny X-Shaped Forest.
Les'see...
Unexpected huge monthly bill, and intermittent service during foul weather.
What? Like four more years of Bush, or 1000 free Britney downloads?
"You've heard of Socrates? Aristotle?"
"Yes..."
"Morons!"
Three different machines "blue-screen" over here, with a Toshiba 310e...
Whichever of these three notebooks that is!
Seriously, I already have putty and mindterm and VanDyke's stuff around. They do a good job for interactive use - but they are not part of a full shell environment for scripting. Yes, I know you can script that stuff, but every one works differently from the other - and the glue around it is MS-Batch or another WSH hosted syntax that works on the specific install you happen to have...
Pipe a series of command to a remote machine, and iterate it with a client-side counter - in putty! Sometimes cygwin pays off. We'll see if there can be enough user-land eventually built for SFU to make the switch... It is beaucoup faster!
Fortunately, the uninstallation makes heavy use of system-restore points, and seems to leave no residue!
With SP2, I also had problems with Services for Unix 3.5, but this may have been unrelated...