Then choose a better FTP server - it's not OpenBSD's fault you installed pr00tme-ftpd.
I can also publish a root password for my servers on digg. Does that mean it's OpenBSD's fault for that 'exploit' as well?
The purpose of the default install is a configuration that has been audtied by _the_ most anal development team on the planet. This is nothing but a good thing, and if people have a problem with Theo's attitude, feel free to fork the codebase.
On my list of the 10 best OSS projects, OpenBSD is in the top 5.
How is this different from any of the sites I've been to where a new IE window pops-up in the background with no menu-bar or buttons that takes up the entire screen? This is not a Java issue, this is an OS windowing issue.
One of the silliest articles on Slashdot in a while...
Looks like Apple just followed Wikipedia:
Problems with UPnP
* UPnP uses HTTP over UDP (known as HTTPU and HTTPMU for unicast and multicast), even though this is not standardized and is specified only in an Internet-Draft that expired in 2001. [1]
* UPnP does not have a lightweight authentication protocol, while the available security protocols are complex. As a result, many UPnP devices ship with UPnP turned off by default as a security measure.
It even includes a horoscope, cute doodles of shoes and jewelry, and testimonials from attractive young career women that use math at work. It focuses on fractions and pre-algebra and uses mnemonics like calling a reciprocal a 'refliprocal' Time to put the plastic back on the Slashdot couches...
My OP got modded troll - but it really is not. I would love to see more opinions on taking my stated approach with the taliban and other extremists that think sacrificing human life is an acceptable war tactic.
It's like it's 1999 all-over again, except this time Sun actually has revenue in-line with expectations. I continue to maintain Sun is this century's Bell Labs and Xerox PARC all rolled into one.
We can build more robots, and faster, than the taliban can make humans. Now we don't care if our soldiers(robots) are blown up by suicide bombers. Keep the economic squeeze on and we just might win this thing.
We're running out of IPs? Enter netmasks. Too much SPAM? SPAM filters are top-notch now. Virri? That's what *nix is for. =)
Seriously though, we need more bandwidth. The overall addressing scheme is fine: IPv6 works just great. BGP you say? That's fine too, so long as you configure it properly. The Internet is great and will continue to grow. Good luck overhauling the whole thing - just sit back and enjoy the evolution.
Intelligent people use SQLite (or Berkeley DB) for apps that don't require a heavyweight DBMS.
Databases are even being used in many situations that would be better addressed using flat files. That kind of mainframe/JCL talk is not welcome here...
Looks like the death-blow for c#? I realize that there will be a lot of c# projects in MS shops, but Java has been around so long and continues to grow.
ubiquitous, even on mobile[linux] devices. As a Java Application Architect I care very little about what my infrastructure is, so long as it's not WebSphere. Mobile linux and Netbeans work _very_ nicely together. I can even whisper sweet nothings to Active Directory with my LDAP powers.
Give me the Toaster-based BSD and a jre higher than 1.4.2 and get out of my way!
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Then choose a better FTP server - it's not OpenBSD's fault you installed pr00tme-ftpd.
I can also publish a root password for my servers on digg. Does that mean it's OpenBSD's fault for that 'exploit' as well?
The purpose of the default install is a configuration that has been audtied by _the_ most anal development team on the planet. This is nothing but a good thing, and if people have a problem with Theo's attitude, feel free to fork the codebase.
On my list of the 10 best OSS projects, OpenBSD is in the top 5.
Parish that thought.
Because of their egos, a fix is likely being commited to CVS as we speak.
Use Icefaces and dump Struts.
I've been where you are.
Please mod parent up and GP down to hades.
'\0' is NULL in every OS that uses null-terminated strings I have ever encountered.
How is this different from any of the sites I've been to where a new IE window pops-up in the background with no menu-bar or buttons that takes up the entire screen? This is not a Java issue, this is an OS windowing issue.
One of the silliest articles on Slashdot in a while...
Please take your fairy-tales elsewhere. This is slashdot, not bible-happy-fun-fun-koombiya camp.
Bring on the spelling Nazis!
I wonder who wrote the UPnP spec - perhaps they are the ones at fault? (*cough*BILL GATES' University of chair-throwing throwers*cough*)
I like your handle..... doing anything later??? ;)
We have redirects setup on all plain-text channels that have a login to SSL, and have for the past 6 years; this is beyond common-sense.
My OP got modded troll - but it really is not. I would love to see more opinions on taking my stated approach with the taliban and other extremists that think sacrificing human life is an acceptable war tactic.
"Do No Evil"
It's like it's 1999 all-over again, except this time Sun actually has revenue in-line with expectations. I continue to maintain Sun is this century's Bell Labs and Xerox PARC all rolled into one.
We can build more robots, and faster, than the taliban can make humans. Now we don't care if our soldiers(robots) are blown up by suicide bombers. Keep the economic squeeze on and we just might win this thing.
the current one.
We're running out of IPs? Enter netmasks.
Too much SPAM? SPAM filters are top-notch now.
Virri? That's what *nix is for. =)
Seriously though, we need more bandwidth. The overall addressing scheme is fine: IPv6 works just great. BGP you say? That's fine too, so long as you configure it properly. The Internet is great and will continue to grow. Good luck overhauling the whole thing - just sit back and enjoy the evolution.
This coupled with the post the other day about the fully unmanned USAF drones should give rise to Skynet-esque systems in the next decade.
Cheers.
mod parent funny.
No it's not.
;)
why not use Short.reverseBytes(short) for your 2s-complement skills?
Databases are even being used in many situations that would be better addressed using flat files. That kind of mainframe/JCL talk is not welcome here...
DB2 runs on distributed systems too - I'm using it on a project right now. It's not bad at all.
boys use mysql
men use PostgreSQL,
and _____ use MSSQL.
flame on... =)
Use the Netbeans GUI builder tools and the Visual Web Builder. Throw jMaki into the mix and you can start having fun again.
Rule #2 - When making a point, do not discredit yourself
Looks like the death-blow for c#? I realize that there will be a lot of c# projects in MS shops, but Java has been around so long and continues to grow.
Dice.com results:
'java' - 16799
'c#' - 7305
'.NET' - 12042 (inclusive of c#)
ubiquitous, even on mobile[linux] devices. As a Java Application Architect I care very little about what my infrastructure is, so long as it's not WebSphere. Mobile linux and Netbeans work _very_ nicely together. I can even whisper sweet nothings to Active Directory with my LDAP powers.
Give me the Toaster-based BSD and a jre higher than 1.4.2 and get out of my way!