If you want to upgrade to the ext4 file system, or encrypting your/home with eCrypt, then a reinstall is well worth it. Otherwise it will take some extra well-researched steps to use those features.
I'm on 8.10, but will wait about 2 months before moving to Karmic, a clean install:)
Ha! Won't catch me there. Think I'll stick to the Google camp, where the oiled-up girls play in blow-up pools with slides. Did I mention they *love* body finger-painting?
I read the article, it's very well written, and what an *amazing* breakthrough! It's interesting how many major scientific breakthroughs were also very clever plot devices in science fiction in the past few decades.
Sorry for the late reply, was busy downloading the internet. anyway a good cheap solution would be to make the drive publicly shared, expose it to the web and search it through google using something like "company user password list site:YOUR_PUBLIC_IP". Post your results here so we can all test your indexing speed:)
Because we don't *use* the sharepoint on our intranet. Not that us Devs didn't try, it's just too darn unintuitive and difficult! You just want to smack it for misbehaving so often, like a red-haired step-child!
*Nods in agreement* - And I feel safe knowing it's monitoring my keystrokes, making sure they're mine and not anyone else. I don't care what it does, because it's magic and I always believe in magic.
It is Microsoft's *responsibility* to secure *their* OS. They should've picked up the AV slack years ago, and they never did - So others decided to pick it up for them (and make a buck at the same time).
No one is right here, everyone is in the wrong because no one wants to admit that the OS is as insecure as a convict's ***
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That would obviously bring SkyNet into existence!
LA gov will have a Google search-able city data bank.
That is worrying, I'm very surprised they use ext4 as the default in this case! However calm down, screaming and shouting just attracts zombies.
If you want to upgrade to the ext4 file system, or encrypting your /home with eCrypt, then a reinstall is well worth it. Otherwise it will take some extra well-researched steps to use those features.
I'm on 8.10, but will wait about 2 months before moving to Karmic, a clean install :)
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You post on /. AND you don't want to resemble Yoda when you grow up? I call posting under false pretense! ;)
Ha! Won't catch me there. Think I'll stick to the Google camp, where the oiled-up girls play in blow-up pools with slides. Did I mention they *love* body finger-painting?
Very, very good point. On a related note: They could've used the stripper money to hire chip 'n dales for the girls instead.
I read the article, it's very well written, and what an *amazing* breakthrough! It's interesting how many major scientific breakthroughs were also very clever plot devices in science fiction in the past few decades.
The farmer won't dare cut off the tails of mice with frikkin lasers attached to their heads -- especially ill-tempered manic depressive mice!
Sorry for the late reply, was busy downloading the internet. anyway a good cheap solution would be to make the drive publicly shared, expose it to the web and search it through google using something like "company user password list site:YOUR_PUBLIC_IP". Post your results here so we can all test your indexing speed :)
Because we don't *use* the sharepoint on our intranet. Not that us Devs didn't try, it's just too darn unintuitive and difficult! You just want to smack it for misbehaving so often, like a red-haired step-child!
.. that this is how Skynet is born?
What a clever way to earn some $$$ AND get hitched!
Use the NoScript Add-on, or any other that uses white-lists for running scripts. Best security ever, just deny deny deny!
*Nods in agreement* - And I feel safe knowing it's monitoring my keystrokes, making sure they're mine and not anyone else. I don't care what it does, because it's magic and I always believe in magic.
But it's not worth getting into any sort of fight about which is better.
It is Microsoft's *responsibility* to secure *their* OS. They should've picked up the AV slack years ago, and they never did - So others decided to pick it up for them (and make a buck at the same time).
No one is right here, everyone is in the wrong because no one wants to admit that the OS is as insecure as a convict's ***
And system crashes every single time, when you open a certain MS (ahem VSS) window? WTF? There's some background thread-killing-wars going on there!
"rofl mao" - no seriously, MS keeps all the good apps for themselves!
Funnily enough, at the bottom of the project page: Google is one of the supporters
It's confirming the theory, I agree that is amazing!
One way is using Honeypots: set it up to appeal to that specific ISP's traffic, logs attack attempts, and resolves those back to ISP user accounts.
You said it much better than I could!
Essentially they make an example from someone, thereby absolving themselves of guilt. How... human.