They say the big bang event could happen, but with what probability during a time period? If we consider eternity, it is amazing it happened only once.
Or perhaps there have been mini big bangs inside our known universe? Or other universes beyond what we can observe?
I'm simply amazed by the amount of people actually "believing" or giving credit to this. Just one question though: HOW ON EARTH would they actually enforce this so-called "law"?
And moreover, it would be very surprising to see this government doing anything in favor of labor. François Hollande was elected as left wing but pushes a right wing agenda much more aggressively than any previous right wing government
I have read the original article in french from Les Echos. I understand this is not a law but an agreement between employers and labor unions for the IT sector.
What is the point of IDS? If you detect an attack, your private keys are compromised and the game is over.
And then you try to recover, you make new keys, renew certificates, revoke the old one... but since certificate revocation is quite broken, you never recover. An attacker that stole your old private key will still be able to masquerade as the legitimate server.
But the problem here is that no downstream distributions (either Linux or *BSD) were notified in advance. As a result there were no patch available for older versions that just had bugfixes backported, and no binary updates.
Patches exist. A big country could pass a law to force MS to publish them in the sake of national interest, or pay a huge daily a fine (or give up the market in that big country).
IPFilter or PacketFilter on NetBSD. I am a bit redundant since it was already proposed for OpenBSD and FreeBSD, but NetBSD was missing:-)
I must add that BSD are good systems to learn. They take no initiatives and most of the time stick to common Unix tools instead of reinventing the wheel. That means for instance that knowledge acquired on NetBSD can be useful on Linux
the government carnage will soon follow. How can it not, when only old people pay sales tax, fewer citizens obtain their incomes from traditional easy-to-tax jobs, and large corporate taxpayers start folding like daily newspapers? Without big business, big government can't function.
This is so childish! Indeed, many things in government will cease to function if nobody pays for public goods. Roads, schools, justice... how will that be provided with 3D printing?
Indeed, since we do not have many real information from the country. Most of what we hear is propaganda from North Korea government, and imagination from western journalists.
In my opinion, elegant code is easy to read. Functions are short, you can look seem all function body on a 25x80 terminal. Function and variable names are coherent and self-explaining, style is uniform, and comment exist where they are needed.
Faced with a choice between clean, safe power for people (France's nuclear power plants)
That is true, but there is one problem: France has no Uranium Uranium supply in its own territory. What I do not know is how much reserve is available, in case of a supply problem (because of a war in supplier country, for instance)
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They say the big bang event could happen, but with what probability during a time period? If we consider eternity, it is amazing it happened only once.
Or perhaps there have been mini big bangs inside our known universe? Or other universes beyond what we can observe?
I'm simply amazed by the amount of people actually "believing" or giving credit to this. Just one question though: HOW ON EARTH would they actually enforce this so-called "law"?
And moreover, it would be very surprising to see this government doing anything in favor of labor. François Hollande was elected as left wing but pushes a right wing agenda much more aggressively than any previous right wing government
I have read the original article in french from Les Echos. I understand this is not a law but an agreement between employers and labor unions for the IT sector.
Come on, public data published in .xlsx...
What is the point of IDS? If you detect an attack, your private keys are compromised and the game is over.
And then you try to recover, you make new keys, renew certificates, revoke the old one... but since certificate revocation is quite broken, you never recover. An attacker that stole your old private key will still be able to masquerade as the legitimate server.
But the problem here is that no downstream distributions (either Linux or *BSD) were notified in advance. As a result there were no patch available for older versions that just had bugfixes backported, and no binary updates.
Plenty of governments, from revolutionary France (...) have actively suppressed religion
Revolutionary France was fighting the church more than religion. They attempted to create supreme being cult to reduce church influence
What threat do you face when you spend alone 50% of worldwide military expenses? And it skyrockets to 80% if counting NATO allies.
Someone knows if OpenVPN is affected? The tests do not work on it since it uses TLS in an unusual way.
We have to thank the security researchers that chose to break the embargo on the news before OpenSSL coordinated with downstream project.
Thank you for the mess, guys!
Patches exist. A big country could pass a law to force MS to publish them in the sake of national interest, or pay a huge daily a fine (or give up the market in that big country).
God itself is not incompatible with science. Genesis and miracles described in the Bible are much more troublesome.
IPFilter or PacketFilter on NetBSD. I am a bit redundant since it was already proposed for OpenBSD and FreeBSD, but NetBSD was missing :-)
I must add that BSD are good systems to learn. They take no initiatives and most of the time stick to common Unix tools instead of reinventing the wheel. That means for instance that knowledge acquired on NetBSD can be useful on Linux
It's all a question of perspective.
I would say it is a question of territory: it is not the same thing to blow up an invader in your own country, and or in the invader's country.
It is also a question of nationality: it is not the same thing to blow up an invader and to blow your fellow nationals
I understand we can build cancellation structures for waves that do horizontal propagation, but what about vertical propagation?
Anyone that disagrees with power. Americans fighting UK army for independance would probably be called terrorists by today's standard.
From TFA
the government carnage will soon follow. How can it not, when only old people pay sales tax, fewer citizens obtain their incomes from traditional easy-to-tax jobs, and large corporate taxpayers start folding like daily newspapers? Without big business, big government can't function.
This is so childish! Indeed, many things in government will cease to function if nobody pays for public goods. Roads, schools, justice... how will that be provided with 3D printing?
If you lack both skills and money, it seems you are busted. Perhaps you have the available time to acquire the skills?
Well, before using the rope, you could first stop voting for that kind of person.
We speak about open source. Bugs can be fixed does not mean you can fix it. If you cannot, then perhaps you could pay someone to fix it?
Indeed, since we do not have many real information from the country. Most of what we hear is propaganda from North Korea government, and imagination from western journalists.
Come on, it was a hoax
In my opinion, elegant code is easy to read. Functions are short, you can look seem all function body on a 25x80 terminal. Function and variable names are coherent and self-explaining, style is uniform, and comment exist where they are needed.
Faced with a choice between clean, safe power for people (France's nuclear power plants)
That is true, but there is one problem: France has no Uranium Uranium supply in its own territory. What I do not know is how much reserve is available, in case of a supply problem (because of a war in supplier country, for instance)
Air pollution kills more than communism did!