When something breaks in testing, it may take a few days or a week for the fixes to get moved from unstable to testing. If something brakes in unstable, the fix will be in when it compiles.
You do not seem to understand what embrace+extend does. Once MS embraces+extends it and the sites generated with Visual Studio and FrontPage and those made by countless inept "web designers" in mom's basement and in corporate IT departments such that many sites do not work with any browser other than IE, the open standard is meaningless.
My server is virtual. The admin of the host machine can read my memory and CPU registers, so I cannot lock it completely.
Of course, your datacenter admin can simply log all of your incoming and outgoing port 25 traffic, thereby reading every email you send to and receive from accounts not hosted on your machine.
Your datacenter admin could also power off your machine, replace the BIOS with a bugged one, and bring it back up and tell you they had a power supply fault. Would you assume it compromised and replace it with a new computer?
I am the admin my mail server. But my mail server is a virtual server in a datacenter. I lease that space, so presumably as far as notification goes, it is just as much mine as an apartment I may rent or a car I may lease.
Of course the voters had a golden opportunity to elect a president who is not primarily serving the interests of the party leadership and campaign contributors, but they did not. So I guess Obama is just following the voters, so you cannot really blame him for that.
No. They'll just have a picture of some fat guy sitting in his mom's basement in his underpants with a speech bubble that says "All us hackers use OpenOffice.org! It is so 1337!".
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Oh, that that's why democracy failed in the US.
When something breaks in testing, it may take a few days or a week for the fixes to get moved from unstable to testing. If something brakes in unstable, the fix will be in when it compiles.
Debian does go through great lengths, and people complained that the time between releases was too long.
Then they switched to Ubuntu.
Running for office yourself.
See ya, unencrypted Internet, good riddance.
It's more the fault of those who elect the lousy officials over and over.
To be safe, you better not sell bullets to the government.
Criticism of Apple gets you -2, but claiming that criticism of Apple gets you -5 gets you +6.
You do not seem to understand what embrace+extend does. Once MS embraces+extends it and the sites generated with Visual Studio and FrontPage and those made by countless inept "web designers" in mom's basement and in corporate IT departments such that many sites do not work with any browser other than IE, the open standard is meaningless.
What makes a work "cultural", and why does that mean that you do not need the author's permission to copy it?
My server is virtual. The admin of the host machine can read my memory and CPU registers, so I cannot lock it completely.
Of course, your datacenter admin can simply log all of your incoming and outgoing port 25 traffic, thereby reading every email you send to and receive from accounts not hosted on your machine.
Your datacenter admin could also power off your machine, replace the BIOS with a bugged one, and bring it back up and tell you they had a power supply fault. Would you assume it compromised and replace it with a new computer?
I am the admin my mail server. But my mail server is a virtual server in a datacenter. I lease that space, so presumably as far as notification goes, it is just as much mine as an apartment I may rent or a car I may lease.
Will the judge see it this way?
It is going to get interesting when people whose names are on the list claim not to have signed it.
Encryption.
Windows Server 2008
Start->Run...
cmd
C:\Users\you> pushd \
C:>pushd /
The syntax of the command is incorrect.
C:>
kthxbye.
I'll love Windows again when they switch to LF for newline, '/' for file separator, and ':' for path separator.
Because they do not understand it, and people are scared by things they do not understand.
Yes.
Please explain how you have to spend money to keep a Mac constantly upgraded, but you can use a PC for seven years without upgrading.
So it is hurting the industry, but not as much as the industry claims.
Is there an implemented open standard that does what Active Directory does?
Of course the voters had a golden opportunity to elect a president who is not primarily serving the interests of the party leadership and campaign contributors, but they did not. So I guess Obama is just following the voters, so you cannot really blame him for that.
He also had a golden opportunity to let GM and Chrysler die and dump the money into public transit instead.
He also had a golden opportunity to close military prisons of dubious legality.
He also had a golden opportunity to appoint a supreme court justice who would apply the law as it is written.
He also had a golden opportunity to end a few wars.
Obama seems not to be one to take advantage of golden opportunities.
Too bad there is Nobel Prize for PR Speeches.
No. They'll just have a picture of some fat guy sitting in his mom's basement in his underpants with a speech bubble that says "All us hackers use OpenOffice.org! It is so 1337!".