In most countries to the East from Germany, Apache is running on more than 70% of the internet hosts, as ISPs here are somewhat more price-conscious and MS is even less popular than in the West. Though it's much more interesting that non-commercial OSes and web servers are so popular in Germany, where the only possible explanation of this success is the security, manageability and reliability of Linux, not the free code.
M$ has already bought Bungie (read the article on www.dailyradar.com), but I doubt that Halo will be the Killer App for the Xbox (which is more than 18 months away).
Maybe someone is already working on a voice virus? One day you will get a mail containing a.WAV file: Oooh! I love you, baby! (whisper) Su: password. rm -rf * (laughing) Game over, dude!
No one wanted to publish those M$ Kerberos documents. Those guys were just storing them in cookies. How could these documents get to./ ? ANY SUGGESTIONS, BILL & STEVE ???
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In most countries to the East from Germany, Apache is running on more than 70% of the internet hosts, as ISPs here are somewhat more price-conscious and MS is even less popular than in the West. Though it's much more interesting that non-commercial OSes and web servers are so popular in Germany, where the only possible explanation of this success is the security, manageability and reliability of Linux, not the free code.
M$ has already bought Bungie (read the article on www.dailyradar.com), but I doubt that Halo will be the Killer App for the Xbox (which is more than 18 months away).
Maybe someone is already working on a voice virus? One day you will get a mail containing a .WAV file: Oooh! I love you, baby! (whisper) Su: password. rm -rf * (laughing) Game over, dude!
No one wanted to publish those M$ Kerberos documents. Those guys were just storing them in cookies. How could these documents get to ./ ? ANY SUGGESTIONS, BILL & STEVE ???