... till you think about it for a bit, and then realize it's completely dumb. Who's his ISP? Afghanistan On Line ?How did he know katz current email address? How did he know about/. ? What a comlete crock of absurdity...
I will not be participating in the DVD "revolution", and I stopped buying music, cold turkey, last year after Napster was shut down, and two reports came out : 1) record profits for the music industry *despite* napster, 2) admitting they'd been grossly overcharging for CD's for 18 YEARS!!!!!!! Forget 'em, I won't fund their greed any more. Use the money you'd be donating to these obnoxious pigs and spend it on a high speed net connection, large hard disk, CDRW setup. It's payback time.
I had my alarm set for 3:30am PST, but then yanked it back to 2:30am PST, after a news report saying that would be when it started to peak. I woke excited, I got up and went outside for 30 minutes. Not a fuckin' thing. It was lightly cloudy, but you could see stars in the sky.
has to be the scariest time I ever had. The server would randomly lock up, with no warning, finally it gave me "there is insufficient memory to perform this operation" errors when attempting to log in at the console. I rolled out SP5 on a bunch of identical (literally identical) machines. First I tested 5 of them manually. All went fine. Then I tested 5 with an automatic rollout. All went fine. Then I rolled it out automatically to the rest. It destroyed every single one - blue screen on boot - with a unique error message for each.
The bill does what it's put forward to do. If you have a major fear of "government" just carry on using pgp/gnupg and you'll be fine. Move along, nothing to see here....
There are few CAD systems for Linux, and the ones that are available are garbage. I tried a "trial version" of one (forget the name) that came with some RedHat power tools CD. It was asking to save my drawings in C:\ and looked like it was written for an EGA adapter.
How to thwart BSD and stay Linux or Win32
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Just subscribe your boss to an openBSD mailing list, any one will do, then ask a question about the filing system, or SMP, boot loaders, or journalling, or security, or, in fact, anything NIH. Rest assured that the juvenile response will destroy any possibility of switching.
Education doesn't matter. Because the consumer has no choice in the matter. For years now Microsoft has been using licensing schemes for resellers that force them to yank every copy of a previous product off the shelves the day of the release of the new one. If a consumer decides, for example, to stick with ME, or 2000 or whatever, they have no choice anyway. It really doesn't matter if you know what's wrong with XP, you can no longer buy any alternative version of windows.
... under Emporer Davis, so of COURSE my representatives aren't listening. They bulldoze their agenda through with scant regard for voting results. The only way I can reduce my tax burden is by buying just about anything I can from out of state, over the internet. I'm sure writing letters gets results in other states, but in CA, it's a lost cause.
I get great service, blazing quick from RR in Orange County, SOCAL. I measured it as being 30 times faster than our office T1 at one point, which, even with the 50 or so users, was an eye opener. However, their DNS servers are down regularly. They switched from NT DNS to W2K DNS and just can't seem to keep 'em running. The only other issue I've had is whenever I get a TV outlet installed, the cable guy jacks up my connection. Remember folks - it's 1 Y only from the pole - 1 connection goes to your cable modem, (or router if you have a business package like me), the other to EVERY OTHER TV IN YOUR HOUSE. The cable guy always gets here, sees the single Y and turns it into a triple, and down we go....
Maybe the author didn't realize it, but this very concept has been touted as one of the "improvements" in Windows 2000 - you can choose "open with" and change your default right there and then. You can even register multiple applications with filetypes.
I went to Apple [Microsoft] to test [vb something] cocoa for [Windows] Mac OS X 10.1, and found a drag and drop problem with [some control] NSPopUpButtonCell. They didn't even pay me for my effort, yet they try to shut down my project. Isn't that ironic?
No, what's ironic is that "smart" people actually fall for this appler user as rebel crock, and are then shocked when it turns out they've been lied to by a big corporation run by a control freak.
Many of the critical patches for IIS are an entirely separate, often CLI versioned, process. Windows update does a great job of most patching, but it doesn't extend to IIS.
Last I heard, all the emails that had been recovered were plaintext....
We're already seeing it - on the net
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The sophistication of the "codered2" virus - attempting 16 different cracks on IIS, then attacking clients via the browser, cannot be a co-incidence. People who claim this is done because IIS is an "easy" target, are probably missing the point. The web server usage stats have repeatedly shown that the only place IIS has a majority market share, and in fact, an increasing market share, has been "e-commerce" sites. If you wanted to smash down on an already struggling market, what better way than to target the most prevalent software platform of small businesses who do online transactions? Targetting IIS provides a nice, consistent, attack strategy - there's a lot of sites, the destruction method will be the same for each one, and the disruption will be a lot worse than some defaced home page. If I were paranoid, and I'm getting there, I'd say that codered 1 was simply a tester for what was planned to happen a week after the WTC destruction.
Same Gore crap - different day. Yesterday some butthole claims that Gore lost, due to Nader votes. Today, some butthole claims Gore won, but had it "stolen". Which is it, people? And as to the claim that Face Recognition software can't work better than airport "security" - someone needs to go visit the dumbfucks at the X-Ray machine and see what a $5/hour brain really functions like.
And then we'd get to see the great Gore, at war. Niiice. Besides, Nader took less than 2% (if I remember right) of the votes, anyway. But I thought you democrats stated that Gore actually won anyway. So which is it - did he win, or lose? You can't have it both ways. Now, why don't you go hang out with the CA-D who thinks we SHOULDN'T go to war, (maybe we'll hurt bin ladens feelings?) and STFU.
I was so thrilled at 0.9.3 - it was sooo much better than any build I'd seen before. I got all psyched up to start figuring out what I could now do with this application in my company. Today, I installed 0.9.4. What a fuckin' crock of crap it is. Page rendering takes nearly a minute. This is Windows 98, I haven't checked if it's bad on other Windows, and Linux. However, my temporary excitement has gone. Maybe some day this project will turn out something worth working with. In the meantime, though I refuse to install it on my kids game machine, my dad installed ie6. I think the bar has been raised far beyond the capabilities of the mozilla development team.
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Remember, almost all Arabs in the US are here because they want to be. Attacking locals is not going to help. I'm concerned about getting on a plane, train or bus, with an arab, not about them attending the local mosque.
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... till you think about it for a bit, and then realize it's completely dumb. Who's his ISP? Afghanistan On Line ?How did he know katz current email address? How did he know about /. ? What a comlete crock of absurdity...
I will not be participating in the DVD "revolution", and I stopped buying music, cold turkey, last year after Napster was shut down, and two reports came out : 1) record profits for the music industry *despite* napster, 2) admitting they'd been grossly overcharging for CD's for 18 YEARS!!!!!!! Forget 'em, I won't fund their greed any more. Use the money you'd be donating to these obnoxious pigs and spend it on a high speed net connection, large hard disk, CDRW setup. It's payback time.
I had my alarm set for 3:30am PST, but then yanked it back to 2:30am PST, after a news report saying that would be when it started to peak. I woke excited, I got up and went outside for 30 minutes. Not a fuckin' thing. It was lightly cloudy, but you could see stars in the sky.
Oh yeah? What about a redirect?
has to be the scariest time I ever had. The server would randomly lock up, with no warning, finally it gave me "there is insufficient memory to perform this operation" errors when attempting to log in at the console.
I rolled out SP5 on a bunch of identical (literally identical) machines. First I tested 5 of them manually. All went fine. Then I tested 5 with an automatic rollout. All went fine. Then I rolled it out automatically to the rest. It destroyed every single one - blue screen on boot - with a unique error message for each.
The bill does what it's put forward to do. If you have a major fear of "government" just carry on using pgp/gnupg and you'll be fine. Move along, nothing to see here....
There are few CAD systems for Linux, and the ones that are available are garbage. I tried a "trial version" of one (forget the name) that came with some RedHat power tools CD. It was asking to save my drawings in C:\ and looked like it was written for an EGA adapter.
Just subscribe your boss to an openBSD mailing list, any one will do, then ask a question about the filing system, or SMP, boot loaders, or journalling, or security, or, in fact, anything NIH. Rest assured that the juvenile response will destroy any possibility of switching.
Education doesn't matter. Because the consumer has no choice in the matter. For years now Microsoft has been using licensing schemes for resellers that force them to yank every copy of a previous product off the shelves the day of the release of the new one. If a consumer decides, for example, to stick with ME, or 2000 or whatever, they have no choice anyway. It really doesn't matter if you know what's wrong with XP, you can no longer buy any alternative version of windows.
... under Emporer Davis, so of COURSE my representatives aren't listening. They bulldoze their agenda through with scant regard for voting results. The only way I can reduce my tax burden is by buying just about anything I can from out of state, over the internet. I'm sure writing letters gets results in other states, but in CA, it's a lost cause.
I get great service, blazing quick from RR in Orange County, SOCAL. I measured it as being 30 times faster than our office T1 at one point, which, even with the 50 or so users, was an eye opener. However, their DNS servers are down regularly. They switched from NT DNS to W2K DNS and just can't seem to keep 'em running. The only other issue I've had is whenever I get a TV outlet installed, the cable guy jacks up my connection. Remember folks - it's 1 Y only from the pole - 1 connection goes to your cable modem, (or router if you have a business package like me), the other to EVERY OTHER TV IN YOUR HOUSE. The cable guy always gets here, sees the single Y and turns it into a triple, and down we go....
I hate to break it to you - but Dr. Who was NOT REAL. Chortle. The Daleks, however, were.
Maybe the author didn't realize it, but this very concept has been touted as one of the "improvements" in Windows 2000 - you can choose "open with" and change your default right there and then. You can even register multiple applications with filetypes.
I went to Apple [Microsoft] to test [vb something] cocoa for [Windows] Mac OS X 10.1, and found a drag and drop problem with [some control] NSPopUpButtonCell. They didn't even pay me for my effort, yet they try to shut down my project. Isn't that ironic?
No, what's ironic is that "smart" people actually fall for this appler user as rebel crock, and are then shocked when it turns out they've been lied to by a big corporation run by a control freak.
Many of the critical patches for IIS are an entirely separate, often CLI versioned, process. Windows update does a great job of most patching, but it doesn't extend to IIS.
.... if you let me carry a gun wherever I go, without a license.....
Last I heard, all the emails that had been recovered were plaintext....
The sophistication of the "codered2" virus - attempting 16 different cracks on IIS, then attacking clients via the browser, cannot be a co-incidence.
People who claim this is done because IIS is an "easy" target, are probably missing the point. The web server usage stats have repeatedly shown that the only place IIS has a majority market share, and in fact, an increasing market share, has been "e-commerce" sites.
If you wanted to smash down on an already struggling market, what better way than to target the most prevalent software platform of small businesses who do online transactions?
Targetting IIS provides a nice, consistent, attack strategy - there's a lot of sites, the destruction method will be the same for each one, and the disruption will be a lot worse than some defaced home page.
If I were paranoid, and I'm getting there, I'd say that codered 1 was simply a tester for what was planned to happen a week after the WTC destruction.
Same Gore crap - different day. Yesterday some butthole claims that Gore lost, due to Nader votes. Today, some butthole claims Gore won, but had it "stolen". Which is it, people? And as to the claim that Face Recognition software can't work better than airport "security" - someone needs to go visit the dumbfucks at the X-Ray machine and see what a $5/hour brain really functions like.
... the more I'm beginning to think the BSD license is the better way to go ....
And then we'd get to see the great Gore, at war. Niiice. Besides, Nader took less than 2% (if I remember right) of the votes, anyway. But I thought you democrats stated that Gore actually won anyway. So which is it - did he win, or lose? You can't have it both ways. Now, why don't you go hang out with the CA-D who thinks we SHOULDN'T go to war, (maybe we'll hurt bin ladens feelings?) and STFU.
I was so thrilled at 0.9.3 - it was sooo much better than any build I'd seen before. I got all psyched up to start figuring out what I could now do with this application in my company. Today, I installed 0.9.4. What a fuckin' crock of crap it is. Page rendering takes nearly a minute. This is Windows 98, I haven't checked if it's bad on other Windows, and Linux. However, my temporary excitement has gone. Maybe some day this project will turn out something worth working with. In the meantime, though I refuse to install it on my kids game machine, my dad installed ie6. I think the bar has been raised far beyond the capabilities of the mozilla development team.
Remember, almost all Arabs in the US are here because they want to be. Attacking locals is not going to help. I'm concerned about getting on a plane, train or bus, with an arab, not about them attending the local mosque.
Cos he's about to go on a "cruise" before the weekend.