They're lying through their teeth. They should be shot. You should be shot for reading this. Bite me, jackass. Whatever man. I'm living in the past, man. I gotta get with the times man.
I just happen to be around Holland, MI this weekend and I plan on pelting Rob's house with a few dozen cartons of eggs. Anyone care to join me? Rob, would you like toilet paper too?
I dig Mozilla. But what's Netscape/AOL plan to market the browser? How do they expect to gain the market share they've lost? Microsoft has an advantage because they control the desktop. I suppose AOL could integrate Mozilla into their clients, but don't they have contracts with MS?
I don't work in the "enterprise" (I hate that word), but I run a few NT machines. Honestly, I don't have time to check NTBugtraq every single day for the latest exploit. So I've given up. That's right, my NT machines are vulnerable to just about every attack since June of this year. The hotfixes and service packs since SP3 have been a nightmare. If I do get cracked, everything gets wiped and restored from a tape. So..FUCK YOU, MICROSOFT!:)
Great article, Jon. It's nice to see that there are people out there who want to understand what they are doing instead of having someone shove it into their face and accept it. A pacifist attitude like that seems to been shoved upon just about every home user, SOHO, and corporation by software companies (uhh...maybe Microsoft?) today.
Maybe Linux will change the way people think about their computers? I highly doubt it, people want a no nonsense word processor that they don't have to understand. That seems to be the attitude among Americans today regarding just about everything.
Give me a break John. You're not in high school anymore. Stop pointing fingers at other people and concentrate on making AntiOnline a site I would consider visiting some day.
Yeah, CDW isn't a favorite among many people...I bought a VAIO from them about a year ago when it was on sale. Got a decent price and the support is good too. Wait, no. That was a dream.
I took AP Programming during my sophmore year in high school and it really wasn't that hard. Before that, I had almost no programming experience. Just about everyone could do the basic stuff but once we started moving into OOP people fell behind and the class was really difficult for them.
I have a spare NT machine here and I'd like to put it to use by "testing" the new/. systems. I need a script or something that will request the new IP over and over and over and over again. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Anyone in the city of Chicago see 21st Century Telecom digging up streets to lay cable? They're outside my house as I type and I'm wondering if they will be any different from TCI or the other big cable providers. Has anyone heard anything about this company?
I'm also looking at Interaccess for DSL. Looks to be pretty fast (1.5Mbps up/down), but the installation is a few hundred plus monthly fees are something like $80 and I can't get service before September '99. Anyone have any comments on Interaccess DSL?
So now the "hackers" are whining because the FBI is cracking down on them for breaking into computers. Give me a break. How can you claim that hack..err..cracking isn't a crime? It's TRESPASSING. Breaking into someone elses computer and messing around is illegal! It's not your computer! The script kiddies brought this upon themselves. Sorry, I hope the FBI busts them.
I believe this device is supposed to stay in the home, not in your car. But yeah..unless your CD-ROM drive has electronic shock protection (like on those discmen), I wouldn't think it could stand the vibrations and jarring from driving on the road.
Saying you're a Solaris or Linux or AIX "specialist" doesn't have much significance. However, if you're familiar with, for example, Solaris on Sun hardware or HP-UX on HP hardware, then you have a decent claim.
I'm 17, in high school, but I should be in college because I completed my 75+ required credits last year, so I don't show up to class 4 days a week so I can run the Fortune 50 company I am the Founder, CEO, CIO, CFO, President and Chairman of. In addition to running this company at the executive level, I also manage the 300 SGI Orgin2000 supercomputers we have, the 100Gbps connection running out of our offices, and the 10,000 desktops in the building.
Oh, yeah, did I mention I don't know what the 7 layers are in the OSI? Thanks for enlightening me! I'm the MSCE test tomorrow. Think it will be on the exam?
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They're lying through their teeth. They should be shot. You should be shot for reading this. Bite me, jackass. Whatever man. I'm living in the past, man. I gotta get with the times man.
Bite me, jackass. Yes, very hard. Bite it.
If Microsoft is split up, there won't be as many divisions as listed above. At most there would be 4-5 spinoffs.
I just happen to be around Holland, MI this weekend and I plan on pelting Rob's house with a few dozen cartons of eggs. Anyone care to join me? Rob, would you like toilet paper too?
Wahoo!
I dig Mozilla. But what's Netscape/AOL plan to market the browser? How do they expect to gain the market share they've lost? Microsoft has an advantage because they control the desktop. I suppose AOL could integrate Mozilla into their clients, but don't they have contracts with MS?
I don't work in the "enterprise" (I hate that word), but I run a few NT machines. Honestly, I don't have time to check NTBugtraq every single day for the latest exploit. So I've given up. That's right, my NT machines are vulnerable to just about every attack since June of this year. The hotfixes and service packs since SP3 have been a nightmare. If I do get cracked, everything gets wiped and restored from a tape. So..FUCK YOU, MICROSOFT! :)
Great article, Jon. It's nice to see that there are people out there who want to understand what they are doing instead of having someone shove it into their face and accept it. A pacifist attitude like that seems to been shoved upon just about every home user, SOHO, and corporation by software companies (uhh...maybe Microsoft?) today.
Maybe Linux will change the way people think about their computers? I highly doubt it, people want a no nonsense word processor that they don't have to understand. That seems to be the attitude among Americans today regarding just about everything.
We aren't thinking for ourselves!!
Give me a break John. You're not in high school anymore. Stop pointing fingers at other people and concentrate on making AntiOnline a site I would consider visiting some day.
Grow up.
Yeah, CDW isn't a favorite among many people...I bought a VAIO from them about a year ago when it was on sale. Got a decent price and the support is good too. Wait, no. That was a dream.
DON'T BUY FROM CDW
I took AP Programming during my sophmore year in high school and it really wasn't that hard. Before that, I had almost no programming experience. Just about everyone could do the basic stuff but once we started moving into OOP people fell behind and the class was really difficult for them.
I have a spare NT machine here and I'd like to put it to use by "testing" the new /. systems. I need a script or something that will request the new IP over and over and over and over again. Anyone have any suggestions?
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He's in England, fucknut.
How does E*Trade know who got the letter and who didn't? Do they have a list from RedHat?
me three. asshole.
That's funny as hell. I want to see more of these.
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I heard that a new element called turbonium was discovered recently. Does anyone know what it can do 0-60 in?
Looks like you had to make a pretty tough decision there. ;)
Are you drunk?
Anyone in the city of Chicago see 21st Century Telecom digging up streets to lay cable? They're outside my house as I type and I'm wondering if they will be any different from TCI or the other big cable providers. Has anyone heard anything about this company?
I'm also looking at Interaccess for DSL. Looks to be pretty fast (1.5Mbps up/down), but the installation is a few hundred plus monthly fees are something like $80 and I can't get service before September '99. Anyone have any comments on Interaccess DSL?
So now the "hackers" are whining because the FBI is cracking down on them for breaking into computers. Give me a break. How can you claim that hack..err..cracking isn't a crime? It's TRESPASSING. Breaking into someone elses computer and messing around is illegal! It's not your computer! The script kiddies brought this upon themselves. Sorry, I hope the FBI busts them.
Bwahahahaha. That made my day a just a bit brighter. Although, I prefer King Cobra.
HOLY SHIT. ALMOST 1000 COMMENTS! YEAH!!!! KEEP POSTING!!
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I believe this device is supposed to stay in the home, not in your car. But yeah..unless your CD-ROM drive has electronic shock protection (like on those discmen), I wouldn't think it could stand the vibrations and jarring from driving on the road.
Saying you're a Solaris or Linux or AIX "specialist" doesn't have much significance. However, if you're familiar with, for example, Solaris on Sun hardware or HP-UX on HP hardware, then you have a decent claim.
I'm 17, in high school, but I should be in college because I completed my 75+ required credits last year, so I don't show up to class 4 days a week so I can run the Fortune 50 company I am the Founder, CEO, CIO, CFO, President and Chairman of. In addition to running this company at the executive level, I also manage the 300 SGI Orgin2000 supercomputers we have, the 100Gbps connection running out of our offices, and the 10,000 desktops in the building.
Oh, yeah, did I mention I don't know what the 7 layers are in the OSI? Thanks for enlightening me! I'm the MSCE test tomorrow. Think it will be on the exam?
Looks like somebody is riding a big fucking ego.
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