Getting closer. You can get flash drives that plug into a ATA connector (and maybe SATA). Some BIOS's support booting from USB/Firewire devices. You can fit everything needed to boot a Linux box, plus (probably)/bin,/lib,/usr/bin,./usr/lib, and/etc on there.
Probably a slower boot than off of the HD, but runs much quieter.
Unless the entire network is classified, and unconnected to the world at large. Assuming you're in a SCIF. Otherwise, the AC reply to your post is good guidance.
"Evey post disparaging someone else's spelling or grammar, or lauding one's own spelling or grammar, will inevitably contain a spelling or grammatical error."
Recon satellites (imaging and communications) provide vital intel to the military, and are thus (in a sense) weapons. They are certainly things you might want to negate.
Comsats are also vital to military operations.
Negating the above, and making the above resistant to negation, are certainly aspects of weaponization, and are just as certainly important.
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If, and only if, that PDA runs on an x86 chip. Skype is closed source, so you can't just recompile for, say, the Zaurus.
I suspect that the submitter is Dutch, which indicates that English isn't his first language.
I saw that as 1000,000 machines, but it's only 100,000 machines. So it's a 0.1 megabot botnet, not a full megabot botnet.
I hereby declare a new metric for measuring the size of botnets: The MegaBot. 1 MegaBot==10E6 Bots.
IETF?
Linux Journal and Linux Magazine.
They all did that. It was a side-effect of the dot bomb.
and I want my free drugsa now!
and all that.
Don't count on it.
So NASA's going to be using the latest in 1970's tech? Woo Hoo!
What else do you need to know?
Probably a slower boot than off of the HD, but runs much quieter.
As to the decentralization, if that one sever in Denmark goes down, so does the entire network (since no one will be able to log on.)
It is the best solution if you have to be able to get through firewalls and NAT.
Yeah, but they'll probably be aimed at nerds.
Unless the entire network is classified, and unconnected to the world at large. Assuming you're in a SCIF. Otherwise, the AC reply to your post is good guidance.
From K5
"Evey post disparaging someone else's spelling or grammar, or lauding one's own spelling or grammar, will inevitably contain a spelling or grammatical error."
How? What you think of as 'bad' may be different from what I think of as 'bad'. Sounds like he wants smarter search filtering.
Recon satellites (imaging and communications) provide vital intel to the military, and are thus (in a sense) weapons. They are certainly things you might want to negate.
Comsats are also vital to military operations.
Negating the above, and making the above resistant to negation, are certainly aspects of weaponization, and are just as certainly important.
Blizzards in hell, Dubya announces Iraq War A Mistake and apologies, etc. etc. etc.
it is.
I don't think the non-compete keeps him from taking that job at Wal-Mart...
We've been playing with them here at $BigDefenseCorp for a few months and they are very powerful, stable, and easy to work with.
OpenSSH (the app) runs fine on Linux, and the Zaurus. There's even a .ipk available.
With a DMM, since 480VAC mains power with a bad ground can get your attention.