what i've found in the past is very similar to tevenson: techincal depth is lacking...all of the "concept" in the world won't help you build your own firewall...however, sample script files usually do...
if only the books would include samples, if nothing else, of an iptables based firewall, or even ipchains....some go indepth to talk about what the rules mean, but leave the rest for the reader to decipher -- and by this, i mean why the types of rules are being implemented, and why...
hopefully this rejuvenated title will help in this regard.
i think i'll be the judge of a mediocre Kirsten Dunst, thank you very much.
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this sounds interesting, however, it will be nice when the day comes -- with the announcement that you can get your own personal scanner that detects, AND eliminates Cancer....just like the tool that Dr Crusher uses in STNG....
the humour is this: in the US, or any "democratic" state these days, the people ARE the government. An elected official should *in theory* be there for the people who elected him/her. So, because the official represents the people, the people, again *in theory* should make sure the official has full reports of his/her doing. Ie - no hidden secrets....
why then, are there secrets in Government?
i think it has something to do with money, business, and money....(and maybe money) what do the US citizens feel about this, seeing as how they are the pentultimate of Democracy?
You might think that this was due to the birth of Linus' daughter Patricia. However, Linus actually spent those nine months cutting and pasting our code into the Linux kernel (there's so much of it, which is why it took him so long). Also, I am Patricia's real father.
-- Darl McBride
won't you introduce us to your brother Darl, and your other brother Darl?
after reading the article, posting, then re-reading the article, i still ask the same question: don't we already have these? I mean, its only 11km an hour, and hell, if its 3km/hour in the airport, is it worth it for the speed jump?
makes me think of going from a P-166 to a P-200.....
The world isn't exactly in a boom economy right now.
don't you mean - " The US isn't exactly in a boom economy right now."
I am not a macro economist, but from my count, it is apparent that the only ones falling on hard times are the Iraqis, and the Americans....(okay, I may have left a few others off the list, purely for focus)
Up here in Canada, we have had steady growth and progress, even as a slight decline is 'predicted'in the near future. This goes without saying that many other nations are also in the same 'up and up'. (I believe China is one of them)
the humour here is that every post above this level has a story about crappy ATI drivers/products...my story is no different, except that I had problems with an Xpert@play card about 5 or 6 years ago -- and they did the same thing to me then. I have yet to buy another card from ATI, and probably never will. It appears, from your posts, that some things never change.
Good Luck to those who need it.
To the rest, I say - go buy Nvidia, and save yourself the hassle.
it is very clear from your comments that you are what you seem to hate: "a windows bigot".
It is a clear cut case with a Windows product - how can someone even consider using a Windows product in a large production environment? Chances are, your outfit is a small place, and if I knew 'where to click', I'd be able to administer a Windows network. There is nothing to "know" with Windows, except "how to use a Wizard" to help me configure something.
It would be best to understand technology that happens on an OS to effectively troubleshoot and fix, and foremost, to keep 5 nines. Aswell, if I mentioned 5 nines, I'd probably know what 5 nines meant, but thanks for the lesson anyway.
On top of this, Uptime IS synonymous with availability -- that means if it is UP - it is available. I run an on-line E-tailor's site, which, in order to make money, has to work 24/7, or, 5 nines. Taking down apache IS NOT an option. Rebooting because I installed 70 new security patches for my crappy IIS module, is not an option.
So, if I call Windows, Windoze, or Winblows, you can see why. I would never want to work for someone that insisted that Windows was the answer to all the questions. And infact, I have yet to see any reason why I would use Windows for anything, except for Active Directory, and even then, don't find much use for it (Novell's NDS is much easier, and much more effective)
Everything else can be accomplished with Secure apps on a linux, BSD, Apple or *nix box.
i'd say that i'm very open minded. I see what is good, and I use it...
Windows is great for the masses, ON THE DESKTOP. yours truly,
well, chances are the server is running Exchange 5.5, which means it is time for an upgrade anyway. THis means the company would be spending the money, so why not look to a solution, especially one that supports LDAP, so as to offer a simple migration of users...and seeing how Novell AND Domino both run on Linux, you can couple it with your brand new Samba Server!!
No money spent, except for what you would have spent anyway...
e nifty collaboration features that Outlook has. Group calendaring, group task lists. i must be ignorant -- is it because you are using exchange that you have these features??
hell, if you really needed Group Calendaring, use Groupwise, or Domino. im even sure there is an open source equivalent....
so you can fit in that Quake III Arena deathmatch. and lemme guess, you're running the server on winblows....
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what i've found in the past is very similar to tevenson: techincal depth is lacking...all of the "concept" in the world won't help you build your own firewall...however, sample script files usually do...
if only the books would include samples, if nothing else, of an iptables based firewall, or even ipchains....some go indepth to talk about what the rules mean, but leave the rest for the reader to decipher -- and by this, i mean why the types of rules are being implemented, and why...
hopefully this rejuvenated title will help in this regard.
MultiMedia Card (MMC)
:)
ohhh....i thought it was the Mastercard slot(MC)...couldnt figure out why the other was called cf, and not visa
try to cram linux down everyone's throat as the be-all, end-all solution to everything
ahhh, Linux. The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems....
Is it time for Microsoft to move on?"
move along...nothing to see here.....
anyone have a link to said photo?
i think i'll be the judge of a mediocre Kirsten Dunst, thank you very much.
this sounds interesting, however, it will be nice when the day comes -- with the announcement that you can get your own personal scanner that detects, AND eliminates Cancer....just like the tool that Dr Crusher uses in STNG....
the humour is this: in the US, or any "democratic" state these days, the people ARE the government. An elected official should *in theory* be there for the people who elected him/her. So, because the official represents the people, the people, again *in theory* should make sure the official has full reports of his/her doing. Ie - no hidden secrets....
why then, are there secrets in Government?
i think it has something to do with money, business, and money....(and maybe money)
what do the US citizens feel about this, seeing as how they are the pentultimate of Democracy?
You might think that this was due to the birth of Linus' daughter Patricia. However, Linus actually spent those nine months cutting and pasting our code into the Linux kernel (there's so much of it, which is why it took him so long). Also, I am Patricia's real father.
-- Darl McBride
won't you introduce us to your brother Darl, and your other brother Darl?
(okay, bad joke, but its friday, whhoooohooooo)
after reading the article, posting, then re-reading the article, i still ask the same question: don't we already have these? I mean, its only 11km an hour, and hell, if its 3km/hour in the airport, is it worth it for the speed jump?
makes me think of going from a P-166 to a P-200.....
don't most major airports already have this 'magic carpet ride'?
i read this on someone's sig:
Karma 50, and all I got was this lousy T-Shirt
this one's easy:
Im' with the SlashDORK ---->
broken too badly to run properly anyway. And maybe not even then.
maybe it should be broken so badly (and made so unpredictable), that it scares teh bejesus out of even the hijackers...
The world isn't exactly in a boom economy right now.
don't you mean - " The US isn't exactly in a boom economy right now."
I am not a macro economist, but from my count, it is apparent that the only ones falling on hard times are the Iraqis, and the Americans....(okay, I may have left a few others off the list, purely for focus)
Up here in Canada, we have had steady growth and progress, even as a slight decline is 'predicted'in the near future. This goes without saying that many other nations are also in the same 'up and up'. (I believe China is one of them)
just my silly cents.
how is this off-topic??
moderators are stupid.
wmd-gwb= weapons of mass destruction-George W Bush
which is very much on topic.
regards,
weapons of mass destruction-George W Bush
s consider an incredibly naive (or perhaps merely self-serving) model of science
i honestly cannot see why anyone would do anything self-serving, especially in the American democratic system, to sway the masses....(wmd-gwb)..
, the Microsoft car still sells quite well
problem with it though, is that the hood is welded shut.
the humour here is that every post above this level has a story about crappy ATI drivers/products...my story is no different, except that I had problems with an Xpert@play card about 5 or 6 years ago -- and they did the same thing to me then. I have yet to buy another card from ATI, and probably never will. It appears, from your posts, that some things never change.
Good Luck to those who need it.
To the rest, I say - go buy Nvidia, and save yourself the hassle.
it is very clear from your comments that you are what you seem to hate: "a windows bigot".
It is a clear cut case with a Windows product - how can someone even consider using a Windows product in a large production environment? Chances are, your outfit is a small place, and if I knew 'where to click', I'd be able to administer a Windows network. There is nothing to "know" with Windows, except "how to use a Wizard" to help me configure something.
It would be best to understand technology that happens on an OS to effectively troubleshoot and fix, and foremost, to keep 5 nines. Aswell, if I mentioned 5 nines, I'd probably know what 5 nines meant, but thanks for the lesson anyway.
On top of this, Uptime IS synonymous with availability -- that means if it is UP - it is available. I run an on-line E-tailor's site, which, in order to make money, has to work 24/7, or, 5 nines. Taking down apache IS NOT an option. Rebooting because I installed 70 new security patches for my crappy IIS module, is not an option.
So, if I call Windows, Windoze, or Winblows, you can see why. I would never want to work for someone that insisted that Windows was the answer to all the questions. And infact, I have yet to see any reason why I would use Windows for anything, except for Active Directory, and even then, don't find much use for it (Novell's NDS is much easier, and much more effective)
Everything else can be accomplished with Secure apps on a linux, BSD, Apple or *nix box.
i'd say that i'm very open minded. I see what is good, and I use it...
Windows is great for the masses, ON THE DESKTOP.
yours truly,
here's the solution:
1 - get Direct TV
2 - cancel phone.
problem solved.
-many, many linux servers
-a few 2000 servers
-a couple NT servers
-a few novell servers
am i qualified to get the job?
Slashdot made even a nice icon for Windows promo.
he's right!! whatever happened to the cyborg Bill icon????
well, chances are the server is running Exchange 5.5, which means it is time for an upgrade anyway. THis means the company would be spending the money, so why not look to a solution, especially one that supports LDAP, so as to offer a simple migration of users...and seeing how Novell AND Domino both run on Linux, you can couple it with your brand new Samba Server!!
No money spent, except for what you would have spent anyway...
e nifty collaboration features that Outlook has. Group calendaring, group task lists.
i must be ignorant -- is it because you are using exchange that you have these features??
hell, if you really needed Group Calendaring, use Groupwise, or Domino. im even sure there is an open source equivalent....
so you can fit in that Quake III Arena deathmatch.
and lemme guess, you're running the server on winblows....