Beer is all-natural too! (water, barley, yeast, & hops). Skip the big name swill like Bud or Coors and check out any local breweries. It's my beverage of choice instead of going for a coke.
I've used Debian since I picked up on Linux some 6-7 years ago and it has served me well. Especially on the server side. But as far as desktop's go, I tired of Sid breaking every week. The bugs were relatively easy to fix for a seasoned Debian user like me, but I tired of configuring stuff manually. Ubuntu is the most polished Linux distro I've used, bar none.
There's this new technology called Firewire that lets you use external drives fast&easy. Put your secondary optical drive in a Firewire enclosure and it shows up automatically in OS X. It's included with the new iMacs.
And despite losing your potential sale, these puppies will definetly sellout immediately when they are released.
OS X is unix so it's automatically going to use up all the RAM and use virtual memory (unlike OS 9 where you had to check a box t use vm). Browse to/var/vm and check out the swapfiles. I have the exact same setup as you, too.
There is some truth to this problem. Sometimes I let the mouse button go for not even a quarter of a second and then I drag the mouse, it *does* drag a menu item. Then I usually have to press the Escape key and restart over again.
I'm pretty sure that OS X can only READ DVD+R and DVD+RW dvds, forget about writing. The only option is to shell out for Toast. Windows and even Linux can write dvd+rw dvds with no problem.
Nah.. it's a Mac OS X problem. Sometimes I forget to unmount samba shares when I leave the office and I have to wait about 10 minutes for OS X to time out connecting to the share. During this, the whole UI hangs. This is somewhat fixed in Panther (it prompts you to disconnect from missing shares).
If you're running a webserver with ssh installed, then it's your responsibility to keep up with the latest patches, upgrades, etc. Of course with a 0-day exploit like this, it's going to be hard to fix quickly. I'd give the linux/bsd distro's a day to come up with a fix.
What you can do in the meantime, is set PermitRootLogin to No and firewall off ssh cept for a few hosts you login from.
What proof do YOU have? You're just as credible as the post above who you're trying to say is giving out wrong information. A demonstration would be nice.
do you really think BeOS was the first company/person to think of a filesystem as a database? They just wrote ONE implementation of that idea. So it's not copying (and how can Storage copy BeOS's filesystem when there is no src available for BeOS...?)
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Beer is all-natural too! (water, barley, yeast, & hops). Skip the big name swill like Bud or Coors and check out any local breweries. It's my beverage of choice instead of going for a coke.
Hi,
There were some reports the Divx quicktime plugin messes up Quicktime 7. try removing it if you have it installed.
Pink Flamingos? Or at least Female Trouble......
I've used Debian since I picked up on Linux some 6-7 years ago and it has served me well. Especially on the server side. But as far as desktop's go, I tired of Sid breaking every week. The bugs were relatively easy to fix for a seasoned Debian user like me, but I tired of configuring stuff manually. Ubuntu is the most polished Linux distro I've used, bar none.
the problem is the iPod firewire cable has a proprietary connection that goes into the iPod. So you *have* to buy the cable from Apple.
duh, just buy a usb hub (20$). also my M$ keyboard has two extra usb ports on it.
well, theres always USB hubs tho' there'll be more clutter....
Check out.
There's this new technology called Firewire that lets you use external drives fast&easy. Put your secondary optical drive in a Firewire enclosure and it shows up automatically in OS X. It's included with the new iMacs.
And despite losing your potential sale, these puppies will definetly sellout immediately when they are released.
OS X is unix so it's automatically going to use up all the RAM and use virtual memory (unlike OS 9 where you had to check a box t use vm). Browse to /var/vm and check out the swapfiles. I have the exact same setup as you, too.
ehhh.. I think it's slick looking and looks good with the G5. OF course, these are just our 2 cent opinions....
the XServe does
Check out this page for the benchmarks:
http://www.barefeats.com/usb2.html
There is some truth to this problem. Sometimes I let the mouse button go for not even a quarter of a second and then I drag the mouse, it *does* drag a menu item. Then I usually have to press the Escape key and restart over again.
does it play OGG Vorbis?
I'm pretty sure that OS X can only READ DVD+R and DVD+RW dvds, forget about writing. The only option is to shell out for Toast. Windows and even Linux can write dvd+rw dvds with no problem.
Nah.. it's a Mac OS X problem. Sometimes I forget to unmount samba shares when I leave the office and I have to wait about 10 minutes for OS X to time out connecting to the share. During this, the whole UI hangs. This is somewhat fixed in Panther (it prompts you to disconnect from missing shares).
you're right.. I'd only believe it if I saw a demonstration with my own eyes. I'm not going to fully trust some random person on /.
anyways, there's an ssh update for Debian so I guess that this exploit is for real.
If you're running a webserver with ssh installed, then it's your responsibility to keep up with the latest patches, upgrades, etc. Of course with a 0-day exploit like this, it's going to be hard to fix quickly. I'd give the linux/bsd distro's a day to come up with a fix.
What you can do in the meantime, is set PermitRootLogin to No and firewall off ssh cept for a few hosts you login from.
What proof do YOU have? You're just as credible as the post above who you're trying to say is giving out wrong information. A demonstration would be nice.
But you can change your browser in Windows.
sign up with a local ISP and make friends with them
do you really think BeOS was the first company/person to think of a filesystem as a database? They just wrote ONE implementation of that idea. So it's not copying (and how can Storage copy BeOS's filesystem when there is no src available for BeOS...?)
Mac OS X definetly uses pixels, instead of vectors for the icons.
This guy lives in Italy, safe from terrible US IP laws.