ISP cannot look into obfuscated traffic, and thus cannot traffic shape it. (note that torrent/eMule is also obfuscated enabled) ISP/NSA cannot datamine obfuscated traffic. Only targetted traffic can be obfuscated. State censors cannot block traffic based on keywords. (chinese wall)
Which at the same time makes flash media vulnerable. The wear leveling feature of flash media could cause an old verion of a block to stay on memorychip, making it vulnerable to exactlyy this kind of attacks.
3.1 required protected/386 mode from a 286. 3.0 could run in real mode/protected and 386 mode.
realmode => XT (1 MB ram or ems memory) protected => 286 ( 16MB ram availabe) 386 mode => protected + virtual dosbox for dos applications running in their own memory space. (default behaviour nowadays) in 386 mode you could run a real mode windows in a window.
Windows 3.1 "for workgroups" had tcp/ip supprot build in. Remember that you required external protocol stack in those days...
windows 3.1 is 16 bit code all the way except for some 32 bit extensions.
I can see the hurt. 20% of an application is used 80% of the time. There are some rare conditions in a program that are barely used ever, like adding a user or running the yearrun. These tasks may fail because they behave different.
The users who trains the model has to be knowledgeable. That is the same requirement as selinux. I should be possible to make SElinux trainable too(maybe there is software that already does that, I never checked), but you still need experts users who understand what an application does on OS level.
This kernel plugin is a kind of tripwire on steroids.
" License Rights We grant you a nonexclusive, nontransferable limited license to use the programs for: (a) purposes of developing, prototyping and running your applications for your own internal data processing operations; "
Note: Limited, Maybe even a time limit? Not sure. Note: Internal, that more or less excludes running it you web shop.
First: The cause of this parania about multiple overwrtes is also caused by the spam of Evidence erasor (Note free and better software is available,e.g. google for washer). However these kind of program might fail when paired with advanced FS like NTFS & flash media.
And last: where does any data recovery company say that they can recover data from a whiped disk? Especially a establised company? Anyway, No way I am going to put some hours from a "High-Resolution Scanning Magnetic Microscope" to recover 500$. Beside that, any recovery company will quickly spend more than 500$ for any recovery.
java is relative simple. Those certification programs give you a guideline what is involved in certain roles. But java is MUCH and lots of simple libraries. that is what people underestimate.
I understand you might not need certification, but the knowledge described there gives a good idea what you need/can put on your CV.
Dvd-r (or +r) may loose their data after just 2 years . THey are not a good backup media. cd-rom writeable are better for this than dvd-r, but should not be used as only backup that is supposed to last longer than a year.
Data storage on flash is about 10 years guaranteed (well, longer for the good brands, but they will replace the media, not the data. )
If the question asker is against software patents without understanding the details he deserves to loose his jobs. If he takes the road where the manager finds out himself why software patent might be a bad defense (poison well, to narrow patent), then it is a win win.
A small ups are more likely to absorb a couple hunderd joules (check it that is a factor 10...). YOu find out the difference when the computer blows out smoke to protect the fuse from blowing out.
All leading internet companies that control the internet software came together at Redmond (why there) to patch their software and release it at the same time.
Then they keep the exact detail hidden, blabbing something about about making the port dns request come from random.
And the moment the information looks like to appear, it is hidden again.
The patch released only affected independent firewall makers (like zonealarm) who were kept out of the circle.
Do you realize they just gave all udp traffic a free network neutrality "pass free our shaper". Because any port can be a dns request "the core of the internet".
And now these internet software makers are put together, for some make believe vulnerability. (egress filtering would have solved it also and fixed other problems also) , they will be force to make additional security fixes (to fight childporn/terrorist/extremist/spam) in an other 15 months
YOu can call me paranoid, and i like to keep it that way. You would be paranoid too if the whole world was against you.
No.. again you are off. Now i found a better test at harware info
The conclusion:
when the pc is OFF (/hibernate) it still uses between 5 and 10 watts. That is PC only, in off. In S3 that is on average 2 watt more. Not even close to your one watt, and it seems that the power supply is mostly to blaim.
. I was shocked to discover just what an inefficient beast the desktop is: even when the computer and monitor are physically turned off, they continue to draw 31 watts from the wall (precisely what the laptop consumes when it is on and in use).
I was sure i read such values from a test on tomshardware, but i fail to locate it now.
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No, This is about making the net more neutral.
ISP cannot look into obfuscated traffic, and thus cannot traffic shape it. (note that torrent/eMule is also obfuscated enabled)
ISP/NSA cannot datamine obfuscated traffic. Only targetted traffic can be obfuscated.
State censors cannot block traffic based on keywords. (chinese wall)
It is more a "why not?" statement.
Flash media.
Which at the same time makes flash media vulnerable. The wear leveling feature of flash media could cause an old verion of a block to stay on memorychip, making it vulnerable to exactlyy this kind of attacks.
3.1 required protected/386 mode from a 286.
3.0 could run in real mode/protected and 386 mode.
realmode => XT (1 MB ram or ems memory)
protected => 286 ( 16MB ram availabe)
386 mode => protected + virtual dosbox for dos applications running in their own memory space. (default behaviour nowadays) in 386 mode you could run a real mode windows in a window.
Windows 3.1 "for workgroups" had tcp/ip supprot build in. Remember that you required external protocol stack in those days...
windows 3.1 is 16 bit code all the way except for some 32 bit extensions.
I can see the hurt. 20% of an application is used 80% of the time. There are some rare conditions in a program that are barely used ever, like adding a user or running the yearrun. These tasks may fail because they behave different.
??
The users who trains the model has to be knowledgeable. That is the same requirement as selinux. I should be possible to make SElinux trainable too(maybe there is software that already does that, I never checked), but you still need experts users who understand what an application does on OS level.
This kernel plugin is a kind of tripwire on steroids.
can it access fat32 usb?
if i read the oracle express license correctly
" License Rights
We grant you a nonexclusive, nontransferable limited license to use the programs for: (a) purposes of developing, prototyping and running your applications for your own internal data processing operations; "
Note: Limited, Maybe even a time limit? Not sure.
Note: Internal, that more or less excludes running it you web shop.
Free as in beer, but very limited.
For possible something that is vaporware yes.
"will available for early adopter next month"
You cannot user oracle and save money at the same time. Oracle will change their licensing model so it it cheaper to buy oracle all the way.
You need a 3 day course anyway to understand oracle licensing.
it was covered on /.
http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB20010409S0012
He is one of the spooks who want to keep their data safe instead of hacking...
First: The cause of this parania about multiple overwrtes is also caused by the spam of Evidence erasor (Note free and better software is available,e.g. google for washer). However these kind of program might fail when paired with advanced FS like NTFS & flash media.
Second:
A challange proves nothing. Bruce Schneider wrote about this 10 years ago.
And last: where does any data recovery company say that they can recover data from a whiped disk? Especially a establised company? Anyway, No way I am going to put some hours from a "High-Resolution Scanning Magnetic Microscope" to recover 500$. Beside that, any recovery company will quickly spend more than 500$ for any recovery.
If your head explodes you need a neuro surgeon. Now we are speaking about a complex job.
PS mod me as funny.
Sun has developed a program to train for java.
read at the sun site
java is relative simple. Those certification programs give you a guideline what is involved in certain roles. But java is MUCH and lots of simple libraries. that is what people underestimate.
I understand you might not need certification, but the knowledge described there gives a good idea what you need/can put on your CV.
Dvd-r (or +r) may loose their data after just 2 years . THey are not a good backup media. cd-rom writeable are better for this than dvd-r, but should not be used as only backup that is supposed to last longer than a year.
Data storage on flash is about 10 years guaranteed (well, longer for the good brands, but they will replace the media, not the data. )
Actually, bad analogy guy is on the no fly list. They won't tell him he is on the list or what he has done wrong.
THey do tell him he can use the slower car to drive to an other state.
The question is the wrong question.
If the question asker is against software patents without understanding the details he deserves to loose his jobs. If he takes the road where the manager finds out himself why software patent might be a bad defense (poison well, to narrow patent), then it is a win win.
IMHO
A small ups are more likely to absorb a couple hunderd joules (check it that is a factor 10...). YOu find out the difference when the computer blows out smoke to protect the fuse from blowing out.
Bubble sort for a teenager? to get him programming. yeah right.
Maybe game maker is nice way to get his interest.
It might not be the best introduction to programming, but it is fun and beats surfing the internet and dull programming in a true language.
You should be nervous.
All leading internet companies that control the internet software came together at Redmond (why there) to patch their software and release it at the same time.
Then they keep the exact detail hidden, blabbing something about about making the port dns request come from random.
And the moment the information looks like to appear, it is hidden again.
The patch released only affected independent firewall makers (like zonealarm) who were kept out of the circle.
Do you realize they just gave all udp traffic a free network neutrality "pass free our shaper".
Because any port can be a dns request "the core of the internet".
And now these internet software makers are put together, for some make believe vulnerability. (egress filtering would have solved it also and fixed other problems also) , they will be force to make additional security fixes (to fight childporn/terrorist/extremist/spam) in an other 15 months
YOu can call me paranoid, and i like to keep it that way. You would be paranoid too if the whole world was against you.
No.. again you are off. Now i found a better test at harware info
The conclusion:
when the pc is OFF (/hibernate) it still uses between 5 and 10 watts. That is PC only, in off. In S3 that is on average 2 watt more. Not even close to your one watt, and it seems that the power supply is mostly to blaim.
On older pc this values can get worse quickly.
This is hard to find information. In most test pc are rated under load.
but Here
. I was shocked to discover just what an inefficient beast the desktop is: even when the computer and monitor are physically turned off, they continue to draw 31 watts from the wall (precisely what the laptop consumes when it is on and in use).
I was sure i read such values from a test on tomshardware, but i fail to locate it now.
If it works after 5 years. sure.
If not there always is a backup. isn't there? Well, in that case there is a backup of the backup.
And when they are off they stil are drawing 10-75 watt, until you unplug them.
I guess that is a yes? Or yes, sometimes? THat still does not give the state of that project.