not redesigned, just tweaked a bit.
wouldn't modern super computers be able to do the job better than those '70 designs? they might do some simulations and even suggest changes..
the parts are probably also custom made by some robot, so the 'strange' dimensions aren't such a big problem.
it seems to me that people are just trying to find excuses for sticking with their habits.
so, tell me, when your boss enters the airplane, does he demand the right to fly the plane? After all, its probably his personal jet and he is the most important person in it.
Why should he trust some pilot with his life?
aha, but, if Velma doesn't care about security and doesn't understand computers, than she won't need executable scripts in email attachments. she can't have it both ways.
it should be trivial to block all unsafe files in attachments (or always run them in some sandbox), and linux can do it better because it recognizes files by headers and not just the extensions..
"perl conficker"
aha, but thanks to 'wonderful' Linux system, that would end with an error requesting some dependency or special kernel version or even other distro..
seriously, the average Linux user would stick to known repositories, its easier.. for anything not there, he'd use wine or virtualbox..
if Americans hadn't used Boeing planes, the 9/11 disaster would never have happened. Because the computers in Airbus would prevent such "human_being's/battle-tested_pilot ingenuity"
sure, but do you want to spend your whole life securing the computer, polishing the car and always driving under the limit?
we are all going to die some day anyway.
it works to great extent, because there is a HUGE repository of 'clean' software, that can be easily installed (at least on Debian and similar)
in Linux people don't need cracks, keygens.. etc
that's why you:
-first read all torrent comments and see if someone has labeled it as infected
-wait a week or two and scan with various AV software or use http://www.virustotal.com/ and http://virusscan.jotti.org/ (let suckers train the AV software)
-always look first for serials, and (as mentioned) get demo from official site. keygens are easier to scan than whole program, because of size.
-run in sandbox or something.
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without a doubt; in my opinion that's one of best games ever. I wonder why there weren't any more games like that, probably too complex for true 3D?
SSD's simply replace hard drives.
no they don't, show me SSD that can replace 1Tb HDD.
but if you're lucky and pick the right key at first try, it would be solved almost instantly..
but, AFAIK, the 'founders of tcpip' don't get any subscription money out of someone pirating songs..
but they are 'lobbying' for it already, piles of money have been spent at LHC..
not redesigned, just tweaked a bit. wouldn't modern super computers be able to do the job better than those '70 designs? they might do some simulations and even suggest changes.. the parts are probably also custom made by some robot, so the 'strange' dimensions aren't such a big problem. it seems to me that people are just trying to find excuses for sticking with their habits.
so, tell me, when your boss enters the airplane, does he demand the right to fly the plane? After all, its probably his personal jet and he is the most important person in it. Why should he trust some pilot with his life?
its easy to tell, with that nickname of yours.. :)
aha, but, if Velma doesn't care about security and doesn't understand computers, than she won't need executable scripts in email attachments. she can't have it both ways. it should be trivial to block all unsafe files in attachments (or always run them in some sandbox), and linux can do it better because it recognizes files by headers and not just the extensions..
"perl conficker" aha, but thanks to 'wonderful' Linux system, that would end with an error requesting some dependency or special kernel version or even other distro.. seriously, the average Linux user would stick to known repositories, its easier.. for anything not there, he'd use wine or virtualbox..
..make all default passwords hard to guess!
if Americans hadn't used Boeing planes, the 9/11 disaster would never have happened. Because the computers in Airbus would prevent such "human_being's/battle-tested_pilot ingenuity"
sure, but do you want to spend your whole life securing the computer, polishing the car and always driving under the limit? we are all going to die some day anyway.
aww, how cute, baby learned to type already..
I hate this. running in virtual machine means it would take much more RAM and other resources. and also slower start.
they need cooperation of ISPs. If only ISPs worldwide would at least send warning to customers that run 'zombie machines'.
it works to great extent, because there is a HUGE repository of 'clean' software, that can be easily installed (at least on Debian and similar) in Linux people don't need cracks, keygens.. etc
that's why you: -first read all torrent comments and see if someone has labeled it as infected -wait a week or two and scan with various AV software or use http://www.virustotal.com/ and http://virusscan.jotti.org/ (let suckers train the AV software) -always look first for serials, and (as mentioned) get demo from official site. keygens are easier to scan than whole program, because of size. -run in sandbox or something.
it reminds me of that fantastic movie: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066921/
I think it should work with proxies because Conficker blocks DNS lookup.
you could tell all people to try and open this web page: http://www.clamav.net/ or ping it. (also many other security sites, see list here http://mtc.sri.com/Conficker/addendumC/index.html#dns-prevention ) If they can't then ConfickerC is probably blocking them. I'm not sure this would work for cached domains, though.