6. You will keep complete and accurate records of all commercial uses
of the Patented Process and all commercial distributions of the Patented
Process whether that distribution occurs directly or as part of your
products or services. You will also provide copies of all such records
upon request from Licensor.
GIMPS - pull a Blosser
on
Code Red III
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I'm still wondering what I should do with the hundreds of IPs in my desktop's apache log trying hopelessly to overflow my buffer.
AB explains how to install GIMPS here. I'm not a proficient enough nt scripter to do this to comprimised machines, but I have a nice big list of ip's I'd love to install GIMPS on!
As much as I disagree with the reason for the web site and as much as I am pro-choice, I feel the judges are right....I would not want to be charged for anything because of actions of someone else based on my words.
A real world use for this
on
MySQL FS
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Many people like to store binaries in the mysql databases, such as images. This would really help improve their ability to code this.
As PHP is used in conjunction with MySQL a lot, the functions like move_uploaded_file could be used to store blobs in the database rather than an insert into a blob field making your code much easier to read, but, of course, making the server setup a lot more complicated.
Without row level locking, however, you will face bottlenecks if you try to do anything besides a mostly read-only file system.
I hold Pie cooks in reverence...that's some good stuff!
As for Utavians being 'scared' of the net, please remember that UT used to be one of the top IT places in the US. With companies such as Novell and WordPerfect, the majority of Utahns have no problem with it.
I'm positive there is no difference in the percent of internet fearing individuals in any other state.
The legal issues I often wonder about are right along these lines. My web site allows people to list boolegs of concerts they own so others can contact them if interested in a trade.
My legal problem is: other people have artists listed that do now allow trading of their music. I have a flag that specifies whether a user owned show is tradable, and this is up to the user to control.
If I run into problems, I intend on flagging my artists table with tradable-non-tradable flags and forcing all non-tradable bands to not be displayed.
This is a backup plan, so, in short, I plan on keeping my site free to people to use as they see fit for as long as I can, and if I get shit from some corp., I've got a plan in place.
"It is rare that a regulation restricting speech because of its content will ever be permissible. Indeed, were we to give the Government the benefit of the doubt when it attempted to restrict speech, we would risk leaving regulations in place that sought to shape our unique personalities or to silence dissenting ideas," Kennedy wrote.
Although I don't know about ASP, PHP4 compiles the scripts before executing them. Zend has been working on a compiler for php4 and although this doesn't solve the problem today, it will help a lot in the future.
Stored procedures are good if you like to write your applications in propriatary code. They are fast, but, I've found, are very hard to maintain.
It's no harder to maintain business logic in a PHP or ASP script than it is a C script. It's just code.
I am a professional PHP developer and I personally put quite a bit of thought into the code as I write it. I think a very good set of articles which help with the problem you mentioned, at least from one angle, are the Cached Dynamic Module articles at php builder.
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6. You will keep complete and accurate records of all commercial uses of the Patented Process and all commercial distributions of the Patented Process whether that distribution occurs directly or as part of your products or services. You will also provide copies of all such records upon request from Licensor.
I'm still wondering what I should do with the hundreds of IPs in my desktop's apache log trying hopelessly to overflow my buffer.
AB explains how to install GIMPS here. I'm not a proficient enough nt scripter to do this to comprimised machines, but I have a nice big list of ip's I'd love to install GIMPS on!
Code Complete
Rapid Development
Both books are written by Steve McConnell and printed by Microsoft Press
http://etree.org cares a lot.
Upon reading the summary here, I was astonished to see it wasn't Katz that posted this.
Yea, I'm using the odbc to log ms VSS checkins to SourceForge running a beta of 7.1.
http://www.bantv.com has an archive of flash movies....the Pink Floyd is particularly impressive.
As much as I disagree with the reason for the web site and as much as I am pro-choice, I feel the judges are right....I would not want to be charged for anything because of actions of someone else based on my words.
Having my cake, but not eating it.
It may help boost his self confidence
I always thought it was at the North Pole...
Many people like to store binaries in the mysql databases, such as images. This would really help improve their ability to code this.
As PHP is used in conjunction with MySQL a lot, the functions like move_uploaded_file could be used to store blobs in the database rather than an insert into a blob field making your code much easier to read, but, of course, making the server setup a lot more complicated.
Without row level locking, however, you will face bottlenecks if you try to do anything besides a mostly read-only file system.
I hold Pie cooks in reverence...that's some good stuff!
As for Utavians being 'scared' of the net, please remember that UT used to be one of the top IT places in the US. With companies such as Novell and WordPerfect, the majority of Utahns have no problem with it.
I'm positive there is no difference in the percent of internet fearing individuals in any other state.
I run http://db.etree.org
The legal issues I often wonder about are right along these lines. My web site allows people to list boolegs of concerts they own so others can contact them if interested in a trade.
My legal problem is: other people have artists listed that do now allow trading of their music. I have a flag that specifies whether a user owned show is tradable, and this is up to the user to control.
If I run into problems, I intend on flagging my artists table with tradable-non-tradable flags and forcing all non-tradable bands to not be displayed.
This is a backup plan, so, in short, I plan on keeping my site free to people to use as they see fit for as long as I can, and if I get shit from some corp., I've got a plan in place.
"It is rare that a regulation restricting speech because of its content will ever be permissible. Indeed, were we to give the Government the benefit of the doubt when it attempted to restrict speech, we would risk leaving regulations in place that sought to shape our unique personalities or to silence dissenting ideas," Kennedy wrote.
PHP 4 has here docs but it uses <<< Besides the extra <, syntax is the same Example <<< END_TAG lots of 'junk' and "junk" and junk END_TAG
Of course. include, require, include_once and require_once are all supported by php4.
I disagree.
Although I don't know about ASP, PHP4 compiles the scripts before executing them. Zend has been working on a compiler for php4 and although this doesn't solve the problem today, it will help a lot in the future.
Stored procedures are good if you like to write your applications in propriatary code. They are fast, but, I've found, are very hard to maintain.
It's no harder to maintain business logic in a PHP or ASP script than it is a C script. It's just code.
I am a professional PHP developer and I personally put quite a bit of thought into the code as I write it. I think a very good set of articles which help with the problem you mentioned, at least from one angle, are the Cached Dynamic Module articles at php builder.