So now we are really hi tech we can make programming languages for computers before we make them.... could we have thoght about that a 1000 years ago.... this human species is funny kawrrakclw dont u think
The computer work is evolving with everyday emerging techs. The number of computer eng.'s is in an exponential increase, and enterprises are releasing enterprise software every now and then, that carry very critical data. What is the status of the average user, depending on these tech.'s for his daily life, the more techs and engineers we have, more attacks are expected to occur. We should put in mind that security technology havent had a seroius breakthrough in the past few years, so are the bad guy eng.'s going to have all the fun, or are there going to be new protective ways and methods?
What I really would like to hear is what redhat have to say about this. I mean SuSE literally said: "We at SuSE were greatly disappointed to learn of the SCO Group's recent actions......"...."we are currently re-evaluating our relationship with the SCO Group" I consider this as a threat to UnitedLinux, SuSE is one of the best Linux's around.
If you are using Vmware to place honeypots, a hacker whom somehow found a way through that VM, he would know its a virtual machine from the system drivers used, and from the VMware tools installation on the guest OS.
Dspite the fact i am one of the biggest Linus fans, but i dont think he should be exisiting in such a list. He is not an innovator, he is a supreme upper geek, with a vision, a good cause, willing and intention..... Haaailll for the man, but he shouldnt be on the list though:)
Well, i am one of the cheesy devlopers that always use IDE's, i used Borland's CBuilder, Kylix, MSVC, and i havent met any major debugging problems except for a few bugs(i mean i had problems but i just handled them). Currently i am using Qt, and i have to admit, debuggin here is not easy, so i agree with u, WE NEED TO DEBUG.
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I recall installaing a RAID on RedHat 7.1, it was a bit trickier though, but it did the job.....
I think in that case we should be ready for a new source tree which is "Via Compaitable"????
well, what the hell, its just another new direcotry..!!!
AAWWWWWWW!!!!!
how sweet of you!!!!
you really shouldnt have, we would have done it any way....
So now we are really hi tech we can make programming languages for computers before we make them....
could we have thoght about that a 1000 years ago....
this human species is funny kawrrakclw dont u think
Does that mean i am insecure?
What is this piece of metal that can talk??
Signautres are for unsigned ppl....
Thank you ladies and Gentelmen, you can enjoy your dinner now.
Bye Bye luv, Bye Bye SECURITY,
Hello INNNSecurity
I think i am gonna cryhhahhyy
Bye bye baby-tux bahhabayyyy...
Cheater!!!!!!!
if they could add a GSM module to the damn thing, now that would make it sell like fire
The computer work is evolving with everyday emerging techs. The number of computer eng.'s is in an exponential increase, and enterprises are releasing enterprise software every now and then, that carry very critical data. What is the status of the average user, depending on these tech.'s for his daily life, the more techs and engineers we have, more attacks are expected to occur.
We should put in mind that security technology havent had a seroius breakthrough in the past few years, so are the bad guy eng.'s going to have all the fun, or are there going to be new protective ways and methods?
well, i guess in that case SuE will have to give up all the effort it spent and leave it to SCO/Caledra. Then SCO will get all the credit.
What I really would like to hear is what redhat have to say about this. I mean SuSE literally said:
"We at SuSE were greatly disappointed to learn of the SCO Group's recent actions......"...."we are currently re-evaluating our relationship with the SCO Group"
I consider this as a threat to UnitedLinux, SuSE is one of the best Linux's around.
If you are using Vmware to place honeypots, a hacker whom somehow found a way through that VM, he would know its a virtual machine from the system drivers used, and from the VMware tools installation on the guest OS.
Put a bunch of laweyrs there, and they will get a court order of every body else out of planet earth
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Australia investigates PIERCEING activities....
so i guess there are times when saddam hussien and bin laden are cool...!!!!!
wish i was cool too.....
anonymous freeze
Then we can call it the M$ EBOLA instead of the M$ EULA
"You one eyed Pirate..."
its:
/peak
mount -t slippery -o username=freezing,password=ass EVEREST
and in fact he is looking for ladies in the Land of the Lounge Lizards....
PSSSST
then release Windows XP under the GPL...:) and license Linux.....
Its human nature my friend, it human nature...
Dspite the fact i am one of the biggest Linus fans, but i dont think he should be exisiting in such a list. He is not an innovator, he is a supreme upper geek, with a vision, a good cause, willing and intention..... Haaailll for the man, but he shouldnt be on the list though:)
Well, i am one of the cheesy devlopers that always use IDE's, i used Borland's CBuilder, Kylix, MSVC, and i havent met any major debugging problems except for a few bugs(i mean i had problems but i just handled them). Currently i am using Qt, and i have to admit, debuggin here is not easy, so i agree with u, WE NEED TO DEBUG.
u took the words out my mouth.....:)