And here in Canada they charge you $0.10 CDN for every e-mail that you send. Ever try sending e-mail on a forkin' cell phone? Who thought of this stupidity anyway?
Except the ISPs that the wireless access points pool into using real genuine wire. After all, you want wider access than to your roommates mostly stolen MP3 music collection.
What are you babbling about? VSS creates 26 directories from "a" to "z" and then creates hundreds and thousands of files in them. Yeah, totally brain-dead implementation IMO.
Slashdot is a rancid pile of code - the friggin' thing won't let me post a traceroute to show how bad Roger's network infrastructure is? What wanker decided this form me? Fork yourself!
The last time a NY Times story came up, I put in a bogus name and e-mail address, however the e-mail address was aliased to an existing one. Well, guess what? Earlier today I received spam to this bogus e-mail address using the bogus name. Rancid wankers.
> Microsoft chairman Bill Gates "is really annoyed by the incredible pain we put everyone through in computing."
How about the royal pain (in the wazoo) of having to re-learn a significant amount of the knowledge that you gained every time MS excretes a new OS or Office product?
> default installation of Windows 2000 is too lax as far as security goes
How is this for lax default security: install Windows 2000 Server, install Win2K SP2, install Win2k security rollup 1. Check the security permissions on C:\Inetpub. Guess what? 'Everyone' has full control from there and down the directory tree. Ok, so you are smart and get the IIS lockdown tool. Run it. Check permissions once again, ah great, two new user groups created that deny write access but Everyone still has full control. ARGH!!!
Oracle on x86 FreeBSD would make me a happy camper. Couldn't give a barking toad about Linux - the kernel is still broken architecturally in many places.
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And here in Canada they charge you $0.10 CDN for every e-mail that you send. Ever try sending e-mail on a forkin' cell phone? Who thought of this stupidity anyway?
Why is the Linux kernel such a mess, crick here.
Teach Yourself Teaching Yourself In 21 Days in 20 Days.
I second the vote for more FreeBSD books, possibly one to also cover OpenBSD as well.
Yeah, you can take a paper book to the crapper with you.
My only complaint about paper books is that they are forkin' expensive here in Canada - $80 CDN for a $45 US book - fork!
You stick it up yer wazhoo and use your sphincter muscles to work the metakeypad - hands free!
Write access, you Linux tosser.
And the kernel is still a rancid ball of mud.
Heil Linus!
Tell that to IBM and all the other big name companies that have sunk so much money into Linux solutions.
What are you babbling about? VSS creates 26 directories from "a" to "z" and then creates hundreds and thousands of files in them. Yeah, totally brain-dead implementation IMO.
Sounds much like the butt-rot the dotCOM'ers where upchucking a couple of years ago...
In order to do that, Linux needs productivity software. Star Office and Open Office do not cut it right now.
I feel truly sorry for you. Go experience a good 5.1 setup - none of this PC based THX crap Dell and others are foisting off on the ignorant public.
Slashdot is a rancid pile of code - the friggin' thing won't let me post a traceroute to show how bad Roger's network infrastructure is? What wanker decided this form me? Fork yourself!
Read this and tell me that the Linux kernal isn't a rancid ball of mud.
Would have of been nice to see FreeBSD in that comparison...
Imagine the disaster a 22,000 mile long cable would cause if it ever fell back to Earth. No thank you.
The last time a NY Times story came up, I put in a bogus name and e-mail address, however the e-mail address was aliased to an existing one. Well, guess what? Earlier today I received spam to this bogus e-mail address using the bogus name. Rancid wankers.
How about the royal pain (in the wazoo) of having to re-learn a significant amount of the knowledge that you gained every time MS excretes a new OS or Office product?
How is this for lax default security: install Windows 2000 Server, install Win2K SP2, install Win2k security rollup 1. Check the security permissions on C:\Inetpub. Guess what? 'Everyone' has full control from there and down the directory tree. Ok, so you are smart and get the IIS lockdown tool. Run it. Check permissions once again, ah great, two new user groups created that deny write access but Everyone still has full control. ARGH!!!
I'd buy a TiVo right now if they where available in Canada.
Yeah, whoopee shite. How about 3 SGI 1600SWs side bye side for 4800x1024? One AGP card and two PCI. Runs under Windows 2000 and FreeBSD no problems.
...until someone roots all them Linux boxes and causes financial havoc. Time to close my E*Trade accounts now
Oracle on x86 FreeBSD would make me a happy camper. Couldn't give a barking toad about Linux - the kernel is still broken architecturally in many places.