Clearly what we need is a means to tell apart the legitimate ransomware authors from the frauds. I propose a certification process to determine by thorough testing the credibility of common ransomware and their authors. Passing the certification program would allow the ransomware authors to include a little logo labeled "Certified Trustworthy Ransomware System" on their main splash screen.
Thanks for repeating what is already in TFS. No, you don't get an easy +5 Informative for this. No, hijacking the thread to appear more close to the top won't help it.
Non-native speaker here, please excuse my ignorance -- but why does stuff "catch on fire" in English? Or should I ask, what does it catch while on fire? More fire? My sprachgefuhl tells me it either "catches fire" or it "is on fire". Can someone resolve this for me, please?
The right tool? Yes, obviously. The best tool? Not necessarily. Debugability is pretty much orthogonal to whatever job the tool is supposed to do when it behaves as it should.
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Some ransomware malware deletes files permanently when you turn off your computer.
That's why you pull the plug/battery instead of asking your OS to shut down.
Source code.
Clearly what we need is a means to tell apart the legitimate ransomware authors from the frauds.
I propose a certification process to determine by thorough testing the credibility of common ransomware and their authors. Passing the certification program would allow the ransomware authors to include a little logo labeled "Certified Trustworthy Ransomware System" on their main splash screen.
You.
But cameras mess with depth perception, mirrors do not. I'd like to have some cameras in my car, but not for parking.
a) It is high time of real posix on windows
Soon enough, it'll be "enhanced" POSIX.
Or you could just take a day (or preferrably a night) off and learn how to parallel park once and for all. Sheesh.
--- --- --- Seems parallel enough to me.
Except with the hypothetical split proposed in this thread which you clearly didn't read, there's only one call...
Reading comprehension. You fail it.
on the what?
Only common sense.
First, regexp matching is super lightweight when the regexp is trivial, like a fixed string with only terminal symbols.
Second, it's not like split() could somehow skip the tokenization. It does all the same, plus allocating storage and copying data into it.
that still yields 2...
Are they manufacturing it themselves, though?
*steering wheel stops working*
Isn't that the point of self-driving cars?
Zero's and One's what?
Thanks for repeating what is already in TFS. No, you don't get an easy +5 Informative for this. No, hijacking the thread to appear more close to the top won't help it.
I'd venture a guess that the paste ships with the newline already...
In a technically insane world, the last mile would be almost entirely wireless
FTFY
Non-native speaker here, please excuse my ignorance -- but why does stuff "catch on fire" in English? Or should I ask, what does it catch while on fire? More fire? My sprachgefuhl tells me it either "catches fire" or it "is on fire". Can someone resolve this for me, please?
The right tool? Yes, obviously. The best tool? Not necessarily. Debugability is pretty much orthogonal to whatever job the tool is supposed to do when it behaves as it should.
I'd pick a tool that I can debug over one that i cannot, even if the latter seems superior
s/s\/g\/\///
For example, file system snapshots and rollbacks
NetBSD does this in a filesystem-agnostic way with its Filesystem snapshot device
Why build the functionality into one particular filesystem? Oh yes, poor design.
I thought the Linux wins were: serving the web,
Yep
cloud services,
Yep
android devices,
Yep
chromeOS [...],
Yep
medical devices,
What?
aerospace,
What?
routers,
What?
cars,
What?
ATMs,
WHAT?
Good idea.
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