"We fear, however, that the titles of these articles are a little sensational. While it is true that the LANMAN and NTHash windows password techniques have issues, the paper that kicked off this whole hub-bub [PDF] describes a refinement of an existing attack, not a new attack. We wanted to remind our readers that adequate password security is a good idea, whether your windows systems are being attacked with an adversary with an old copy of L0phtCrack, or with Philippe Oechslin's new system."
I have using both. The difference is not big. The only reason why i would choose.Net is that i am using MS only. You know that your not gonna move to solaris or mysql or anything else. I know its working but.net on windows is better that java on windows. So if you arent sure if you gonna use windows/exchange and so on - stay with java.
Maybe the code is in redhat and suse and NOT in OpenLinux? Maybe they didnt put it thiere own distro. Maybe Ibm helped suse and redhat. Who knows? Cant we get an ask slashdot with a good lawyer in this case?
When looking here, did you notice that this will be a KDE distro and not a Gnome distro? Makes you think a little....I thought the everybody choose Gnome. Not me anyway, I run RedHat with KDE....
"IBM says that 11% of the mainframe processing power that was shipped in the fourth quarter of 2001 were dedicated to supporting Linux workloads. The impression that one gets from IBM is that if Linux had not been available, mainframe revenues would have declined. "
>Also, I'm heartened to see big names with good >cred involved in the process.
True, but where is IBM? I miss them!
You are a disease, and we are the cure....
Do we actually know what numbers we are crunching? Missile ranges? Nuclear calculation?
A few sys admins at The Swedish Radio where fired some time ago because they had seti@home running on some machines. The management said that didn't know what seti@home acutely did.....and of course that it was a security threat....
Just my 0.02
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see a great flamewar comming!!! This should be a post!
:-P
"I don't think the maturity of Bluetooth technology is good enough to ship the bits when Windows XP is released," said Carl Stork, general manager of Microsoft's Windows division, speaking in an interview at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) here. "We wouldn't want to ship something that doesn't work, and Bluetooth doesn't yet meet a certain quality level." Yeah right, that WAS funny!!!!
HAHAHA
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"We fear, however, that the titles of these articles are a little sensational. While it is true that the LANMAN and NTHash windows password techniques have issues, the paper that kicked off this whole hub-bub [PDF] describes a refinement of an existing attack, not a new attack. We wanted to remind our readers that adequate password security is a good idea, whether your windows systems are being attacked with an adversary with an old copy of L0phtCrack, or with Philippe Oechslin's new system."
Read it all here
I have using both. The difference is not big. The only reason why i would choose .Net is that i am using MS only. You know that your not gonna move to solaris or mysql or anything else. I know its working but .net on windows is better that java on windows. So if you arent sure if you gonna use windows/exchange and so on - stay with java.
Maybe the code is in redhat and suse and NOT in OpenLinux? Maybe they didnt put it thiere own distro. Maybe Ibm helped suse and redhat.
Who knows? Cant we get an ask slashdot with a good lawyer in this case?
We can only hope for a no! Please sign and help out.
We need our freedom.
I joined fsf because of fear of patents
SCO Suspends Distribution of Linux Pending Intellectual Property Clarification;
Read it
here
Is there any way to go the other way? From .net to java ??
damn, this is a slow day. FTW is this. Just waiting for a doublepost of this. That would be great. ohhh back to code....
Yeah but they still run red hat software...
Netcraft says:
www.desktoplinuxconsortium.com is running Apache/1.3.27 (Unix) (Red-Hat/Linux) mod_ssl/2.8.12 OpenSSL/0.9.6 PHP/4.1.2 on Linux
Dont forget to support fsf! Join now!
OpenBSD 3.2 will be released on November 1, and pre-orders have started! Check openbsd.org
No, dont download it. Buy it! Support the brave people how work hard to get openbsd to work!
If you want to support oss buy sourceforge or sourcecast from collab.net! Good companies that could use the money!
[...]Lotus e-mail and calendar software works on Advanced Server[...]This is a very good thing!!
When looking here, did you notice that this will be a KDE distro and not a Gnome distro? Makes you think a little....I thought the everybody choose Gnome. Not me anyway, I run RedHat with KDE....
Well according to this its gonna cost $1000(10000 SEK)
Access to the rejected submissions bin? Yes please.
Take a look at the other site. Works very well!!!!!
"IBM says that 11% of the mainframe processing power that was shipped in the fourth quarter of 2001 were dedicated to supporting Linux workloads. The impression that one gets from IBM is that if Linux had not been available, mainframe revenues would have declined. "
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>Also, I'm heartened to see big names with good
>cred involved in the process.
True, but where is IBM? I miss them!
You are a disease, and we are the cure....
Yes but they still use open source software!
crunching? Missile ranges? Nuclear calculation?
A few sys admins at The Swedish Radio
where fired some time ago because they had seti@home running on some machines.
The management said that didn't know what seti@home acutely did.....and of course that it was a security threat....
Just my 0.02
see a great flamewar comming!!! This should be a post!
:-P
A new slogan!
Open source : If you can't ignore people you're in the wrong community!
:-P
No, the missing 24 seconds are that lancelot is standing in mud on his knees. He is moving forward slowlly. Thats it.
"I don't think the maturity of Bluetooth technology is good enough to ship the bits when Windows XP is released," said Carl Stork, general manager of Microsoft's Windows division, speaking in an interview at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) here. "We wouldn't want to ship something that doesn't work, and Bluetooth doesn't yet meet a certain quality level." Yeah right, that WAS funny!!!! HAHAHA