if the reason why the US is going into Iraq, is because of WofMD they are hiding, I'm sure they are hiding all of the Russian Migs that were sold to them over the years. I'm sorry that I hid my intentions within a joke, and got modded to troll.
In all reality, if there are weapons that are hidden, tanks that are hidden, then surely enough, there are planes that are hidden. Deductive reasoning, that is all.
wait until M-Day, and the Iraqis will be sorry. Also, when the US/Alliance launch an offensive on W-Day, there'll be hell to pay. When S-Day rolls around, it'll be later this year, and things will have calmed a bit, however, when Y-Day comes, an escalation in attacks will occur...
Who cares what day it is. We'll call it 'A(nother)- Day' during the War in Iraq, 2003.
its funny that you should say this; for some reason the iraqis seem relatively quiet about the whole situation. anyone notice that they haven't got any of their migs in the air? why aren't they fighting back, offering atleast minimal resistance?
what does saddam have up his sleeve that world isn't seeing?
maybe the iraqis are pretending to be the retarded 11 year old, when in fact, they are at best mr wonderful, paul orndorf....oh, wait. i mean bam bam bigelow...no no no, hacksaw ji...
i've got it! the UNDERTAKER..... (get it? underground bunkers...undertaker!!hahaha)
Modded Flamebait? I conceded a point to the person I was argui
welcome to slashdot.
on an unrelated note (to the above) and related to topic - those who think we should let languages die out, should be required to learn a second and third languages. After this experience, they who have learned(earned?) the gift of languages will wish for languages to endure.
I guess this begs the Question: How many of those queries, pecentage wise, WENT to Linux computers, as opposed to Windows? (as opposed to what OS the Query was generated from....)
like anyone'e opinion/ideas on what may be done about the spam issue besides filters.
all i did was register a new domain, run smtp/sendmail/squirrelmail from home (dsl connection). this really is a $40 solution, provided you already have the hardware (you have to pay for the domain).
Make sure you don't give out your address too much, and spam becomes non-existent. if, and when you start receiving spam, turn on spam filters (they come with squirrelmail). if this fails, just change your email address, cause damn, you're running the server!
I wouldn't want to get home and find out I've been H4X0R3D and have a freezer full of rotten food, so I don't think I'd ever give them world visible addresses.
what, you don't want the world to know what temp you are running your crisper at?
(i know they aren't visible, but the sarcasm tags ARE there)
Your employer will want it, so their accountants can calculate your tax. Your doctor will probably want it,
have you noticed that the above mentioned, are all *usually respected, or atleast somewhat trusted in the domain of life? ie - these people aren't going to write this number on a bathroom stall. They use it for legitimate purposes.
Here, that number is used for the same purposes, including IncomeTax, Doctors, Banks - Loans, etc...
Im sure, that even in the UK, if someone were to get a hold of your number, they could infact impersonate you. Maybe white-collar criminals don't exist in the UK, who knows. We do know that in the US, and in Canada, this thing happens (Social Insurance Number, or SIN in Canada). So, paranoia is paramount.
Yet we accept new "global" CA's without blinking (or even knowing about it) each time we install a new version of Mozilla (or other browser). This is part of the critical trust infrastructure
not only did this make me nervous, but at the same rate, scared. Accepting new 'global' CA's reminds me of Microsofts EULA, where they can change anything on a whim, cause hell, we accepted it (ofcourse, not us @ Slashdot, cause we use Linux). What if someone with an ulterior motive decides to change things, and redirect requests??
This is certainly a good idea, but, certainly a cause for concern....or am I off base?
Red Hat is only going to "support" releases for a year, and then orphan them. I think I might be able to get by by just manually updating the packages I'm worried about, like to fix a vuln I see listed on the web, etc
I say use it till you cannot secure it anymore - - ie if you use it with servers, keep it till then. Your laptop is a great example as to why you could use it till your laptop dies....mainly because as a workstation, you have a lot less to worry about (ofcourse, this doesnt mean you don't have to secure your OS)... besides, a year is a long time in the computer industry....
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if the reason why the US is going into Iraq, is because of WofMD they are hiding, I'm sure they are hiding all of the Russian Migs that were sold to them over the years. I'm sorry that I hid my intentions within a joke, and got modded to troll.
In all reality, if there are weapons that are hidden, tanks that are hidden, then surely enough, there are planes that are hidden. Deductive reasoning, that is all.
wait until M-Day, and the Iraqis will be sorry. Also, when the US/Alliance launch an offensive on W-Day, there'll be hell to pay. When S-Day rolls around, it'll be later this year, and things will have calmed a bit, however, when Y-Day comes, an escalation in attacks will occur...
Who cares what day it is. We'll call it 'A(nother)- Day' during the War in Iraq, 2003.
Um, he's an asshole?
this post modded insightful....
thanks for that beautiful insight into his personality!!
its funny that you should say this; for some reason the iraqis seem relatively quiet about the whole situation. anyone notice that they haven't got any of their migs in the air? why aren't they fighting back, offering atleast minimal resistance?
what does saddam have up his sleeve that world isn't seeing?
maybe the iraqis are pretending to be the retarded 11 year old, when in fact, they are at best mr wonderful, paul orndorf....oh, wait. i mean bam bam bigelow...no no no, hacksaw ji...
i've got it! the UNDERTAKER.....
(get it? underground bunkers...undertaker!!hahaha)
Modded Flamebait? I conceded a point to the person I was argui
welcome to slashdot.
on an unrelated note (to the above) and related to topic - those who think we should let languages die out, should be required to learn a second and third languages. After this experience, they who have learned(earned?) the gift of languages will wish for languages to endure.
my 2cents.
I guess this begs the Question: How many of those queries, pecentage wise, WENT to Linux computers, as opposed to Windows? (as opposed to what OS the Query was generated from....)
You'll have to ask the man with the [s]igs.sic
.sig here....
but..but..
everyone has a
"don't give me that 'juris my diction' crap!"
not sure what movie it's from, but made me laugh....
i'd better get some coffee..
Wait.......since when did Microsoft become the ANTI-terrorists?
since Bush let them off the hook.....
like anyone'e opinion/ideas on what may be done about the spam issue besides filters.
all i did was register a new domain, run smtp/sendmail/squirrelmail from home (dsl connection). this really is a $40 solution, provided you already have the hardware (you have to pay for the domain).
Make sure you don't give out your address too much, and spam becomes non-existent. if, and when you start receiving spam, turn on spam filters (they come with squirrelmail). if this fails, just change your email address, cause damn, you're running the server!
ike I did, and don't worry about. Living virtually is more than virtually living.
better to have lived virtually, than to not have lived at all....
Add this thing, and suddenly your products are web-enabled.
add another, hack with the tcpip stack, and your fridge is now a router!
I wouldn't want to get home and find out I've been H4X0R3D and have a freezer full of rotten food, so I don't think I'd ever give them world visible addresses.
what, you don't want the world to know what temp you are running your crisper at?
(i know they aren't visible, but the sarcasm tags ARE there)
why, why, why do we care about this??
i thought this was a linux website, not a 'against windows' website.
-sigh-
maybe i'll just go recompile a kernel....that'll make me feel better....
Way better than paying too much for a book that wastes paper, and will likely be out of date in no time.
the beautiful thing about books, especially if they have an underlying message, is that they will not be dated......
if this book is what it promises to be, it could teach young sysadmins where-to and how-to check for web abnormalities, and web server security risks.
just my 2cents.
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that should be 'ozzy'
try again.
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i got it to work, i got it to work!!...err, wait. no sorry.....
As a UT rival all I have to say is "Saw 'Em Off!"
as a UT player, all I have to say is "Frag 'em!"
Your employer will want it, so their accountants can calculate your tax. Your doctor will probably want it,
have you noticed that the above mentioned, are all *usually respected, or atleast somewhat trusted in the domain of life? ie - these people aren't going to write this number on a bathroom stall. They use it for legitimate purposes.
Here, that number is used for the same purposes, including IncomeTax, Doctors, Banks - Loans, etc...
Im sure, that even in the UK, if someone were to get a hold of your number, they could infact impersonate you. Maybe white-collar criminals don't exist in the UK, who knows. We do know that in the US, and in Canada, this thing happens (Social Insurance Number, or SIN in Canada). So, paranoia is paramount.
isn't stardust a WWE wrestler??
oh wait, thats golddust......ahh, golddust, stardust, whatever; they're all ferry dust anyway....
im sure that prior art would be realized in this case.
boycott amazon, go to whitepulp.com!!
i think im going to apply for a patent on "conducting e-commerce, infact, e-anything on the internet." hell, im just going to patent the INternet!!
better yet "using electrons in the transfer of data"
sheesh. im tired of those morons at the patent office.
will you be the first to 'paddle' some 20 year olds' ass? ;)
(or did you mean 'paddle' the spammers?? -- cause Im all for this one!)
Yet we accept new "global" CA's without blinking (or even knowing about it) each time we install a new version of Mozilla (or other browser). This is part of the critical trust infrastructure
not only did this make me nervous, but at the same rate, scared. Accepting new 'global' CA's reminds me of Microsofts EULA, where they can change anything on a whim, cause hell, we accepted it (ofcourse, not us @ Slashdot, cause we use Linux). What if someone with an ulterior motive decides to change things, and redirect requests??
This is certainly a good idea, but, certainly a cause for concern....or am I off base?
Red Hat is only going to "support" releases for a year, and then orphan them. I think I might be able to get by by just manually updating the packages I'm worried about, like to fix a vuln I see listed on the web, etc
I say use it till you cannot secure it anymore - - ie if you use it with servers, keep it till then. Your laptop is a great example as to why you could use it till your laptop dies....mainly because as a workstation, you have a lot less to worry about (ofcourse, this doesnt mean you don't have to secure your OS)...
besides, a year is a long time in the computer industry....