Just another instance of a site posting something making linux look bad to increase traffic to the site to serve more ads. And by getting it posted on/., it looks like it worked.
Students could work together to create their own discussion site. Would teach them HTML, CGI (meaning either PHP or PERL), expose them to using databases and SQL, and whole lots of other things. And when they were done, they would have something they could use.
Not how I read it. I read the text of the message being that the auction will only go as high as the $35 registration fee.
Any and all proceeds that we receive from the transfer of your domain name registration (up to the full registration fee) will be retained by Network Solutions and your domain name will be transferred to the successful bidder. By selecting this option, you hereby authorize us to act as your contact to perform all necessary actions relating to the auction and transfer of your domain name registration.
Luckily this has been thought out. There are a handful of companies (the two main ones are SALIX and Cisco (no link, can't remember the product name)) that offers boxes to the phone company that hook the IP network in with the existing PSTN to allow people with IP Phones to make calls to existing numbers (And the other way too).
Network convergence. One wire to your house that carries voice, data, and cable. I think this is the wave of the future.
As far as security, make sure they strongly encrypt everything, and make sure they have a strong privacy statement.
Strong encryption is only part of the solution. Even if all communications between your browser and their server is encrypted, if they store all your information in a world readable directory in plain text on the server, your information is not secure!
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Didn't you notice that the comedic black guy in the movie was Damon Wayans, from Scary Movie?
Just another instance of a site posting something making linux look bad to increase traffic to the site to serve more ads. And by getting it posted on /., it looks like it worked.
Students could work together to create their own discussion site. Would teach them HTML, CGI (meaning either PHP or PERL), expose them to using databases and SQL, and whole lots of other things. And when they were done, they would have something they could use.
... and thousands of PC's that run it. VBscript and Outlook are your friends.
I personally thought the article was lacking in details, so here is the Security Focus bug report that goes into many more details (exploit included).
Now we see how Microsoft holds onto that lead over netscape. I wonder what extra benifits the programmer that "introduced" that bug got.
Its good to see that a Microsoft owned news service can still cover security bugs in Microsoft products.
Not how I read it. I read the text of the message being that the auction will only go as high as the $35 registration fee.
Any and all proceeds that we receive from the transfer of your domain name registration (up to the full registration fee) will be retained by Network Solutions and your domain name will be transferred to the successful bidder. By selecting this option, you hereby authorize us to act as your contact to perform all necessary actions relating to the auction and transfer of your domain name registration.
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Network convergence. One wire to your house that carries voice, data, and cable. I think this is the wave of the future.
Strong encryption is only part of the solution. Even if all communications between your browser and their server is encrypted, if they store all your information in a world readable directory in plain text on the server, your information is not secure!