The worst thing about SSH vunerabilty exploits is you can sucessfully issue a batch of commands rooting the box... and even make ssh tunnels to remote resources like printers and DVRs and root them too... at least with an RDP exploit, its a PITA to script a large scale attack.
I know you are not correct in that many web developers who develop on Linux try and maintain the equipment on their own. What they previously did on Windows they can no longer do. Linux is mainstream now and you no longer need to have any intelligence to run a LAMP server... and many of them run linux because they feel it makes them seem more "elite" then the windows server users they once were. Sadly, they install the complete CD with compiler and all and don't do the updates because they can't resolve the dependancy hell of their distribution.
"A typical PPM flywheel is made from steel laminates, approximately 1 m in diameter and 500 kg in mass, designed to rotate at a maximum speed of 2,500 rpm.[7] The flywheel is mounted horizontally at the centre of the unit, beneath the seating area."
So you are trying to tell me a system where many admins cannot write firewall rules and file ACLs is better then a system with a GUI for the same?
Windows has all the same security functions linux does and then some and can be made to be highly secure. It also has a command line that is more useful then the majority of inexperienced know. Admins who don't know how to/or care to maintain some of their systems exist on both camps. It is not the tool.
What you are saying is the same as saying impact wrenches are bad tools for mechanics because they are easy to use and strip bolts and all mechanics should all use torque wrenches instead.
I just wanted to point out it is your view (not fact) that the deer must be shot in order to prevent 10's of thousands of deaths... while it has been proven effective in other countries that do not allow firearms that propely designed and fenced motorways prevent the deaths as well. They also last for generations.
Now to dilute my point, I recognize venison is good... and animals need to die for me to eat meat.
Are you in Syria? Is it genocide or the a few bad eggs?? I don't know for sure because I am not there and different media is painting different pictures.
Do I think all is peachy in Syria, hell no... but the one thing I do know is that the media represents the interest.
If there wasn't US interest, there wouldn't be US news covering the story like many other parts of the world where such genocide was occuring and not reported because nobody gave a shit.
I would think Bahrain is a nice buffer from Iran in control of the straights (indirectly related to oil) and is quite close with Saudi (indirectly related to oil) and the stability of Bahrain is important to regional interests (indirectly related to oil).
But that said... come to the region and you will find that there is more then just oil. There is a different way of thinking that is not all bad. And much of the western media and pop culture about the region leaves me scratching my head thinking WTF?
I must side with the guy with the real name clearly this adds to his credibility, and the wikipedia article on credibility will agree with me when I edit it and cite this slashdot post.
Existing work is visible and documented, can be re-created. Hidden work is not visible and documentation on it is not so good that it can be recreated. Technically a 3rd piece of art can be created over top of them both... to have future cultural value - not really obvious to me.
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Says the guy who carries his desktop, power cables, keyboard and monitor with him.
It really urks me when people mod up comments with obvious bias and over-emphasis on irrelivant history.
-The cradle of civilization was not just Persia... and has nothing to do with modern Iran http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cradle_of_civilization -Iran is currently occupying Abu Mousa, an Island claimed by UAE
-Sure, Iran is modern and beautiful, but to be honest, I have not seen the US Propaganda that portrays it as mud huts and rubble. Instead, I have seen possible propaganda about them detaining hikers and web developers. I couldn't care less if it's beautiful, I'd rather not risk going there to see how wonderful it is.
It seems all of the issues of the world are related to history and fear of X - trying to be over proactive. Why not let Iran do their own thing and be reactive? The problem is not if they have a bomb to drop, but if they drop a bomb.
No, I'm thinking about when your modern diesel engine bursts an oil seal and blows itself up even when the injectors have long stopped delivering fuel...
Works really well at the auto shows too...
The best piece of equipment to carry to make the effect work is an expensive tripod. Nobody stops or walks infront of the guy with the tripod.
For one thing, anything which comes from FreeBSD always has to be re-engineered, and usually poorly. It hardly matters that the Capsicum researchers chose FreeBSD as their test bed for probably arbitrary reasons. What matters is that FreeBSD has now infected it.
God forbid they release and modify truly free code that can be taken and be further modified, then sold without risk of litigation from the original author*
If anything, unless I missed the sarcasm, I think it was wise to not infect the project with GPL or taint it early by trying to make it compatible with everything maintained seperately rather then a single released package that is FreeBSD.
The poor re-engineering is what makes L \edd\eiWere you trying to be flamebait there?!
My reason for buying Intel has not yet been addressed by AMD.
Intel makes the processor, chipset and network card in every Intel based laptop, desktop and server I have ever purchased since having the option to. For desktops, I even use the higher end Intel motherboards.
The reason being, is there were not the weird hardware issues... can anyone say the same for AMD+Nvidia?! The AMD boards I have purchased hit the trash can sooner and I even have some surviving P4s where the K7's are long dead. With over 3 third party competeing chipset manufacturers for AMD boards, they race to the bottom and the consumer is left with no choice but junk. AMD doesnt seem to care. Even the premium AMD products seem to try and compete on price first.
Intel has always released quality premium products that form a complete solution, and when there is an issue, you only need point a finger at one company, who will then solve it.
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The worst thing about SSH vunerabilty exploits is you can sucessfully issue a batch of commands rooting the box... and even make ssh tunnels to remote resources like printers and DVRs and root them too... at least with an RDP exploit, its a PITA to script a large scale attack.
In telecom for 10 years? My condolences to you and your family.
I know you are not correct in that many web developers who develop on Linux try and maintain the equipment on their own. What they previously did on Windows they can no longer do. Linux is mainstream now and you no longer need to have any intelligence to run a LAMP server... and many of them run linux because they feel it makes them seem more "elite" then the windows server users they once were. Sadly, they install the complete CD with compiler and all and don't do the updates because they can't resolve the dependancy hell of their distribution.
What about pulling somethings that are boyant under deep water... using the energy from resurfacing?
"A typical PPM flywheel is made from steel laminates, approximately 1 m in diameter and 500 kg in mass, designed to rotate at a maximum speed of 2,500 rpm.[7] The flywheel is mounted horizontally at the centre of the unit, beneath the seating area."
If the flywhere contained magnets, could you not move a coil closer or further away to pull more or less energy from it?
So you are trying to tell me a system where many admins cannot write firewall rules and file ACLs is better then a system with a GUI for the same?
Windows has all the same security functions linux does and then some and can be made to be highly secure. It also has a command line that is more useful then the majority of inexperienced know. Admins who don't know how to/or care to maintain some of their systems exist on both camps. It is not the tool.
What you are saying is the same as saying impact wrenches are bad tools for mechanics because they are easy to use and strip bolts and all mechanics should all use torque wrenches instead.
I just wanted to point out it is your view (not fact) that the deer must be shot in order to prevent 10's of thousands of deaths... while it has been proven effective in other countries that do not allow firearms that propely designed and fenced motorways prevent the deaths as well. They also last for generations.
Now to dilute my point, I recognize venison is good... and animals need to die for me to eat meat.
Are you in Syria? Is it genocide or the a few bad eggs?? I don't know for sure because I am not there and different media is painting different pictures.
Do I think all is peachy in Syria, hell no... but the one thing I do know is that the media represents the interest.
If there wasn't US interest, there wouldn't be US news covering the story like many other parts of the world where such genocide was occuring and not reported because nobody gave a shit.
I would think Bahrain is a nice buffer from Iran in control of the straights (indirectly related to oil) and is quite close with Saudi (indirectly related to oil) and the stability of Bahrain is important to regional interests (indirectly related to oil). But that said... come to the region and you will find that there is more then just oil. There is a different way of thinking that is not all bad. And much of the western media and pop culture about the region leaves me scratching my head thinking WTF?
I must side with the guy with the real name clearly this adds to his credibility, and the wikipedia article on credibility will agree with me when I edit it and cite this slashdot post.
Existing work is visible and documented, can be re-created.
Hidden work is not visible and documentation on it is not so good that it can be recreated.
Technically a 3rd piece of art can be created over top of them both... to have future cultural value - not really obvious to me.
Says the guy who carries his desktop, power cables, keyboard and monitor with him.
It really urks me when people mod up comments with obvious bias and over-emphasis on irrelivant history.
-The cradle of civilization was not just Persia... and has nothing to do with modern Iran http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cradle_of_civilization
-Iran is currently occupying Abu Mousa, an Island claimed by UAE
-Sure, Iran is modern and beautiful, but to be honest, I have not seen the US Propaganda that portrays it as mud huts and rubble. Instead, I have seen possible propaganda about them detaining hikers and web developers. I couldn't care less if it's beautiful, I'd rather not risk going there to see how wonderful it is.
It seems all of the issues of the world are related to history and fear of X - trying to be over proactive. Why not let Iran do their own thing and be reactive? The problem is not if they have a bomb to drop, but if they drop a bomb.
No, I'm thinking about when your modern diesel engine bursts an oil seal and blows itself up even when the injectors have long stopped delivering fuel...
To be fair, I think BMW only mfgrs X3 and X6's in the USA... nothing "cool" as far as BMW product.
probably can with ether or other fuel/starting fluid directly into the intake... where are myth-busters when you need them?
Works really well at the auto shows too... The best piece of equipment to carry to make the effect work is an expensive tripod. Nobody stops or walks infront of the guy with the tripod.
There is no stereotype about drunken frenchmen already...
For one thing, anything which comes from FreeBSD always has to be re-engineered, and usually poorly. It hardly matters that the Capsicum researchers chose FreeBSD as their test bed for probably arbitrary reasons. What matters is that FreeBSD has now infected it.
God forbid they release and modify truly free code that can be taken and be further modified, then sold without risk of litigation from the original author* If anything, unless I missed the sarcasm, I think it was wise to not infect the project with GPL or taint it early by trying to make it compatible with everything maintained seperately rather then a single released package that is FreeBSD. The poor re-engineering is what makes L \edd\eiWere you trying to be flamebait there?!
You obviously never discovered that the manufactures big book of trade secrets is often leaked on to the internet...
I, for one, welcome our new 30,000 year old siberian overlords
My reason for buying Intel has not yet been addressed by AMD. Intel makes the processor, chipset and network card in every Intel based laptop, desktop and server I have ever purchased since having the option to. For desktops, I even use the higher end Intel motherboards. The reason being, is there were not the weird hardware issues... can anyone say the same for AMD+Nvidia?! The AMD boards I have purchased hit the trash can sooner and I even have some surviving P4s where the K7's are long dead. With over 3 third party competeing chipset manufacturers for AMD boards, they race to the bottom and the consumer is left with no choice but junk. AMD doesnt seem to care. Even the premium AMD products seem to try and compete on price first. Intel has always released quality premium products that form a complete solution, and when there is an issue, you only need point a finger at one company, who will then solve it.
Bruce nuclear sold industrial steam up until recently. BBSS I think they called it. System was demolished in 2006.