which is a text-only client, so it is impossible to get any infection from an e-mail
Actually, I believe that there have been some buffer overflows in pine. Fortunately, none of them were ever exploited, but It's possible a new one could be found.
There have been several "The Legend of Zelda"s, including those for Game Boy. The article, however, was probably referring to Zelda 64 or Zelda for GameCube.
IP multicast only works if it's enabled on all routers between the server and the client. Since most routers don't support multicast, no one uses it. Since no one uses it, most routers don't support it. Catch-22.
It's a custom-made card somewhere between a GeForce 3 and 4. Since video cards themselves don't cost much to produce, most of their price is to recoup R&D costs. Since nVidia had already done the R&D on the GeForce 4 and was selling retail cards to pay for it, they could probably afford to cut a cheap deal with MS.
I believe the cracking was done using an educated guess of the pad. The pad was created by a woman picking billiard balls, and whoever cracked it (Rudy? I don't remember) found that her picks weren't completely random.
One time pads are only uncrackable if your pads are completely random.
Most native widget sets can't fully support CSS2 properties (stuff like backgrounds on buttons, etc). That's one of the reasons Mozilla uses its own widget set.
Webcams.
Doesn't work anymore.
Have you tried a different monitor? X took 15 seconds to initialize my Voodoo3 on my old 15" monitor, but on my new 19" one it pops up instantly.
So alias rm to rm -i. Problem solved.
Actually, I believe that there have been some buffer overflows in pine. Fortunately, none of them were ever exploited, but It's possible a new one could be found.
There have been several "The Legend of Zelda"s, including those for Game Boy. The article, however, was probably referring to Zelda 64 or Zelda for GameCube.
in my 2.4 setup screen. I believe they're talking about 2.5.
It does. STFU.
Yes it was. Have you ever used Windows 3.1?
You could also buy a pack of 1-cent generic sheets of paper, print little pine trees and snowmen on them, and use them as Xmas ornaments.
IP multicast only works if it's enabled on all routers between the server and the client. Since most routers don't support multicast, no one uses it. Since no one uses it, most routers don't support it. Catch-22.
It's a custom-made card somewhere between a GeForce 3 and 4. Since video cards themselves don't cost much to produce, most of their price is to recoup R&D costs. Since nVidia had already done the R&D on the GeForce 4 and was selling retail cards to pay for it, they could probably afford to cut a cheap deal with MS.
Keep in mind that the xbox has a GeForce4, and the Walmart machine has some kind of minor integrated graphics chip with 8mb of shared memory.
Get it off walmart.com.
Also, note that Limewire is open-source, and if you compile it form source, you won't get any spyware on any platform.
Syllable is a fork of AtheOS.
One time pads are only uncrackable if your pads are completely random.
Hyperthreading is one cpu on one chip, but it can emulate two, often for 10-15% speed gains in multithreaded applications.
mplayer installs fine for me with ./configure && fakeroot debian/rules binary && dpkg -i ../mplayer*deb.
AOL uses dial-up, with its own dialing software.
What makes you think the KDE equivalent will support Exchange?
Most native widget sets can't fully support CSS2 properties (stuff like backgrounds on buttons, etc). That's one of the reasons Mozilla uses its own widget set.
You can get an OEM version for $320, and the retail box for $350.
Just use dosemu.
No problem, just steal Google's RAM array.