I assume the Government will be grabbing packets out of the sky.
I wonder just how easy it is to pickup stray packets from 802.11b.
Anyone done extensive research on the subject?
If you read the report you'd see this: The Bottom Line
This review focused on Linux Red Hat 7.1 from a business user's view and attempted to answer my client's question "Can Linux be used as a replacement for Windows 2000". After an intensive hands-on Linux project lasting several months, I was able to provide my client with a pertinent answer to this question.
Notice it didn't mention the Feasibility of Actually switching from a Windows-based Operating System to one of Linux.
I believe this to be an excellent comparision, and it does provide some useful information. One can at least assume, with his amount of content, that it was a well thought out comparison.
Who cares exactly how accurate he was, he's not flying rockets into space, he's merely making a comparison.
Again, he didn't address the actual feasibility of using Linux, he just said it was better.
Let him define what's better/worse.
We need a nerdfarm in our capital buildings to act as lobbyists. Anyone wanna drop out of college and visit the capitol?
We've got to stop the MPAA/DMCA/RIAA from banding together. Maybe we should ask Mr. Heston to join us--that way these corporate thugs would be scared of us.
...I mean, No one's more powerful than Moses-- haha!
This could be good for those of us who have CD-Burners.
If some sort of precedence in a court of law is found in this case, it may prevent companies from making this type of CD, or at least provide proper labeling of these "BAD" cd's. I know I'd be able to stay away from these types of CD's.
Let's hope she wins over corporate America, and help all of us who burn CD's like mad.
This will make programmers WANT to put holes in software, then they will be a part of this and somehow "FIND" these holes at a later date.
What a sick F*cking World in which we live.
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Sometimes I feel like I'm living in a world that doesn't want to get smarter, doesn't want to press harder for knowledge, and doesn't want to know the truth about itself.
I feel like I'm in a different era of living where government, the leaders and etc are suppressing our own cravings to know more and defy what 'the law' tells us is "correct".
Oh well, it's nothink an AK47 and a Rooftop can't fix--right?
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You had better get me one too buddy.
Text files: ANSI Standard coding schemes for letters. Can be read by most any system. Also known as "ASCII format"
Word files: Binary. Can only be intepreted by it's application or by special applications that can decode word files.
Didn't we learn the difference between standard objects and proprietary in high school?
Ahhh the joys of the "PREVIEW" button.
Too funny.
We need to formulate a standardized procedure for fighting spam. This way, the good citizens aren't trampelled upon by big-wig spammers.
We need to stand by this law. Fight Spam to the end.
I assume the Government will be grabbing packets out of the sky. I wonder just how easy it is to pickup stray packets from 802.11b. Anyone done extensive research on the subject?
You must have generated many enemies along the way.
Someone is signing you up for tons of crud. Unless, of course, you're some porno freak.
Have a nice day, perv. (Just kidding about the perv thing, or am I?)
"Done got my GED. Now Imma go to college and get my learn on."
Slow down. It was obvious high school was kicking your ass.
These are the types that seem to flood the "IT" Industry. And we wonder why so many projects fail.
This is neat? No, it's scary.
If we all die, I blame Canada.
Hail South Park
"We can build a better product than Linux," he said. "There is always something enamoring about thinking you can get something for free."
That's why I got XP for free.
It'll end up costing me more in additional hardware to support the Operating system.
Seems like an evil plot to me.
I wouldn't have it any other way.
The minute *nix becomes as easy to install/administer will be the same minute that lame users and worms will also make the leap to these platforms.
I say keep *nix as cryptic as hell!
KEEP US FREE!
The Bottom Line This review focused on Linux Red Hat 7.1 from a business user's view and attempted to answer my client's question "Can Linux be used as a replacement for Windows 2000". After an intensive hands-on Linux project lasting several months, I was able to provide my client with a pertinent answer to this question.
Notice it didn't mention the Feasibility of Actually switching from a Windows-based Operating System to one of Linux.
I believe this to be an excellent comparision, and it does provide some useful information. One can at least assume, with his amount of content, that it was a well thought out comparison.
Who cares exactly how accurate he was, he's not flying rockets into space, he's merely making a comparison.
Again, he didn't address the actual feasibility of using Linux, he just said it was better. Let him define what's better/worse.
you obviously don't read. Linux programs are everywhere. Just google for what you want.
One warning should be noted: You have to read.
Can anyone actually show a picture of these purple people eaters?
God, if I'd only realized it was 2001, I'd be ok
Osama Bin Laden?
Hell yeah, I'll buy it dude. :)
...Buying LOW ICQ numbers.
We've sunk to a WHOLE NEW LOW.
People sure do suck.
We need a nerdfarm in our capital buildings to act as lobbyists. Anyone wanna drop out of college and visit the capitol?
We've got to stop the MPAA/DMCA/RIAA from banding together. Maybe we should ask Mr. Heston to join us--that way these corporate thugs would be scared of us.
...I mean, No one's more powerful than Moses-- haha!
This could be good for those of us who have CD-Burners.
If some sort of precedence in a court of law is found in this case, it may prevent companies from making this type of CD, or at least provide proper labeling of these "BAD" cd's. I know I'd be able to stay away from these types of CD's.
Let's hope she wins over corporate America, and help all of us who burn CD's like mad.
...i'd find out a way to disable it
..or bilderburgers, or the masons...etc
Why are there so many secret societies?
This will make programmers WANT to put holes in software, then they will be a part of this and somehow "FIND" these holes at a later date.
Sometimes I feel like I'm living in a world that doesn't want to get smarter, doesn't want to press harder for knowledge, and doesn't want to know the truth about itself.
I feel like I'm in a different era of living where government, the leaders and etc are suppressing our own cravings to know more and defy what 'the law' tells us is "correct".
Oh well, it's nothink an AK47 and a Rooftop can't fix--right?
Imagine the power we will have to crack passwords when this quantum computing goes through