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If I were the FBI, I'd sign the virus with a secret key to keep others from imitating it. All McAffee would have to do is to check the signature on the virus.
I'd be very easy for me to make a SourceForge project that claims to be an awesome piece of software but which rm -rf's your hard drive when you install it. So yes, you are stupid if you don't look around first to see if you think you can trust the software author.
Running KDE in MS Windows (using the Qt framebuffer I assume) would require using the CPU to handle everything, which would slow down the system noticeably.
There is no framebuffer in Windows. I believe the KDE port runs on the same GDI graphics layer as all other Windows apps.
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IE 5.5 renders it fine. So do Mozilla 0.9.5 and K-Meleon 0.6.
The XBox is the whore of gaming consoles. It's a celeron processor with an nvidia video card. Whow, some great amazing technology that Microsoft gets to put their name on.
And the GameCube has a PPC processor and an ATI video card. AFAIK, all modern consoles have parts not made by the company that sells them. The XBox is no different.
They're only to keep Apache, Mozilla, etc. out of the stable version, which most people don't use anyway. If they actually do remove these packages, people who want to use them will compile them themselves, find unofficial packages, or use packages from the testing/unstable trees.
Why so? Just about every software function available under Windows is also available under Linux.
Linux doesn't have any of the cheesy educational games. Fractionoids, Math/Spell Dodger, Math Blaster, Classworks, etc. are't available for Linux. Now, in my opinion, almost all educational games are stupid and don't help kids learn. But the schols will still want them, and Linux will never be accepted in middle and elementary schools until it has better educational software (high schools are the exception, because Linux is very useful for CS classes).
You should read Orson Scott Card's Speaker for the Dead trilogy (the sequels to Ender's Game). It talks about this exact problem. As I recall, the solution in the books was to create a nonintelligent countervirus that latched onto the original virus and killed it.
However, I don't think this should be a consideration. Do we worry about my Athlon and your Pentium IV plotting to take other the world? Is this any different?
I have a $60 SMC Barricade for my DSL connection, it has an ethernet port and a serial port for an external 56k modem. I've never used it with a modem though, so I don't know how well it works.
I have a P266 w/ 64MB of RAM and Mozilla is quite snappy on it. It takes about 30 seconds to start, but afterwards I don't notice any difference between it and my 766Mhz G4.
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You might find something useful in the list of packages packaged by the Debian Jr. project.
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Stop complaining and go to Price Watch. You can get a GeForce3 TI for $137.
Presumably if this thing can sense your movements, it's got a camera of some kind. Do you really want a net-connected camera pointing at your bed?
When you see a virus warning about Magic Latern upon opening an email from fbi.gov.
Show me one remote root hole in the latest version of any commonly used Linux software.
If I were the FBI, I'd sign the virus with a secret key to keep others from imitating it. All McAffee would have to do is to check the signature on the virus.
I'd be very easy for me to make a SourceForge project that claims to be an awesome piece of software but which rm -rf's your hard drive when you install it. So yes, you are stupid if you don't look around first to see if you think you can trust the software author.
There is no framebuffer in Windows. I believe the KDE port runs on the same GDI graphics layer as all other Windows apps.
IE 5.5 renders it fine. So do Mozilla 0.9.5 and K-Meleon 0.6.
And the GameCube has a PPC processor and an ATI video card. AFAIK, all modern consoles have parts not made by the company that sells them. The XBox is no different.
So Mozilla build 20012311 must be the best piece of software ever made!
They're only to keep Apache, Mozilla, etc. out of the stable version, which most people don't use anyway. If they actually do remove these packages, people who want to use them will compile them themselves, find unofficial packages, or use packages from the testing/unstable trees.
My understanding is that most of these games are for Macs and therefore don't run under Wine.
Besides if this actually went through, you would probably be seeing some Educational Software Companies actually produce for Linux.
Good point.
Linux doesn't have any of the cheesy educational games. Fractionoids, Math/Spell Dodger, Math Blaster, Classworks, etc. are't available for Linux. Now, in my opinion, almost all educational games are stupid and don't help kids learn. But the schols will still want them, and Linux will never be accepted in middle and elementary schools until it has better educational software (high schools are the exception, because Linux is very useful for CS classes).
Certainly it's more reliable than the Windows 3.1 calculator. :-)
If your computers only have a 99.8% chance of correct password authentication, you've got more to worry about than just physical security.
However, I don't think this should be a consideration. Do we worry about my Athlon and your Pentium IV plotting to take other the world? Is this any different?
Then your computer would be five times slower.
4/10 is 40%, btw.
I have a $60 SMC Barricade for my DSL connection, it has an ethernet port and a serial port for an external 56k modem. I've never used it with a modem though, so I don't know how well it works.
user_pref("capability.policy.default.Window.open", "noAccess");
which disables all Javascript popups, or you can say:
user_pref("dom.disable_open_during_load", true);
which disables opening windows on page open and close.
Both of these examples are from the excellent Mozilla Customization page.
I have a P266 w/ 64MB of RAM and Mozilla is quite snappy on it. It takes about 30 seconds to start, but afterwards I don't notice any difference between it and my 766Mhz G4.
I could easily bypass the rule too, by pushing the "redial" button every five minutes. Does this mean I have to be certified as a modem operator?
Here's a link to the psdoom site.