Has anyone stopped to consider that if it came to situation that required ground to air missiles, by putting the launchers on residential buildings they have just made civilian homes prime targets...
I find OpenBSD releases to be the most stable of each year. Twice each year actually... To me they are the "best" as well but that is just personal preference:)
as a canadian I too would like to see america piss off and worry about it's own problems instead of trying to force it's distorted view of what is rightious on the rest of the world...
seems that the current version of debian comes with a 2.2 version kernel by default. I believe I read (and please correct me if I'm wrong) that SCO has stated that the 2.2 linux kernel branch does not contain any of the "stolen" code they are claiming appeared in the 2.4 branch...
hey all, funny this came up now. I have already put openbsd on an ip440 (which is really a pc in a fancy case) but am looking at trying to get it into an ip650 as well this week.
I'll take a look over the article for sure but if any one has pointers to info on getting linux or openbsd into an ip650 please, by all means, give this a reply.
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I just realized that I've been using this site as my main home page ever since I signed up. Close to 15 years ago now apparently...
Thanks SlashDot!
C
If this is true...
Has anyone stopped to consider that if it came to situation that required ground to air missiles, by putting the launchers on residential buildings they have just made civilian homes prime targets...
Really? They are considering this?
America says, "All your base are belong to US"
Sorry I couldn't resist ^_^
"The Fingers You Have Used to dial Are Too Fat. to obtain a Special Dialing Wand, Please Mash the Keypad with Your Palm Now."
I find OpenBSD releases to be the most stable of each year. Twice each year actually... To me they are the "best" as well but that is just personal preference :)
Avoid anything that has any major version number followed by .0 once a product hits x.2 or x.3 it should be fine...
Service Packs have jaded me :)
octothorpe!?!?
Damn!! and I always thought C# was the "hundred pound" programming language. Doh!
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What happens to the sealife when we....
"boosting seawater's ability to absorb CO2 from air and reducing the tendency to release it back again."
Will the ocean flora be able to convert all this extra CO2 back to the O2 that many other ocean species need?
How long ago was it that Microsoft was complaining that the better product should prevail due to competition and not through litigation in the courts?
Seems that they are now changing their tune... I'm not surprised...
build a firewall out of a dell poweredge 750 here
A man with 3 buttocks
as a canadian I too would like to see america piss off and worry about it's own problems instead of trying to force it's distorted view of what is rightious on the rest of the world...
Yankee go Home!!!
This has been a problem for me as well this past week. sometimes have to refresh 10 times to have site display correctly
(after all, do they avoid Microsoft's OSes for security reasons?)
after all CAN they avoid Microsoft's OSes for security reasons? The non-tech-knowledgable crowd that is?
seems that the current version of debian comes with a 2.2 version kernel by default. I believe I read (and please correct me if I'm wrong) that SCO has stated that the 2.2 linux kernel branch does not contain any of the "stolen" code they are claiming appeared in the 2.4 branch...
kosh
Just wait till they put them IN the food it's self and the tiny claws attach the tag to your stomach lining....
Gah!!! I'm being too paranoid. I need more coffee...
hey all, funny this came up now. I have already put openbsd on an ip440 (which is really a pc in a fancy case) but am looking at trying to get it into an ip650 as well this week.
:)
I'll take a look over the article for sure but if any one has pointers to info on getting linux or openbsd into an ip650 please, by all means, give this a reply.
Thanks
kosh
I just might read it.