Boot sectors are overwritten by things like GRUB. I'm sure even Windows is smart enough to write the boot sector when it's installing. That's like a 101 kind of thing.
No, trying to "fix" a computer that's been compromised is and always has been fruitless. Stupid is trying to keep the same partition like it's gold or something.
That sounds great, in a world where kids are dropping out of high school at 15. In a utopia that'd be good, in the real world we'd just have people being unemployed more.
Thanks for that insight, it's nice to see the other side, or the other-other side. I also love how people use the term poor, middle-class, and upper-class. (not that you've misused it, just in general) Especially when it's relative to the entire population's income, or just perspective.
If the religion was built with those rules, then by very definition is is caused by the religion... It's not like some religion was handed to someone by a hand out of space, it was written by regular people.
... until the browser can't pull up webpages because it's for the newer versions, or the license key for the browser is suddenly invalid because the browser maker invalidated it due to expiration.
or due to no more patches being made for the browser, it's hacked and your mothers organs are sold through the internet without your knowledge.
Seems pretty straight forward... I found both of the installation instructions in less than 30 seconds total.
prerequisite: apt-get install openjdk-7-jdk 1. Download Minecraft for "Linux/Other" from www.minecraft.net/download download-page.png 2. To do this, right click on the minecraft.jar link on the download page, click "Save Link as" (in Firefox - other browsers may word this differently), and navigate to your desktop folder as illustrated. Then click Save to save it to your desktop. save-to-desktop.png 3. Right-click on the file and select "Properties" 4. On the "Permissions" tab, check the "Allow executing file as a program" checkbox, as illustrated. permissions-execute.png 5. On the "Open With" tab, select "OpenJDK Java 6/7 Runtime" (depending on the version you have installed), and click "Set as Default" in the bottom-right of the window. This will cause all.jar files to automatically open in the Java Runtime in the future, and this step (Step 5) will not need repeating if you were to download Minecraft again and open the file on the same user account on the same computer. However, for each individual computer user/account, this process would need repeating on each individual account that is to play Minecraft. java-default.png 6. That's it! Just double click the minecraft.jar file on your desktop to start up the game! The Minecraft Launcher will work the same way as Windows or Mac from here on in.
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zOMG!@ he got a virus!
we need the witness protection program~!!@$
You can get PATA from http://eshop.macsales.com/search/3.5+Internal+IDE/ATA
They sell them for older Macs, but they're just IDE/ATA (PATA) drives. Nothing special about them.
I am kind of curious why something trivial like Time Machine hasn't appeared on Windows.
Boot sectors are overwritten by things like GRUB. I'm sure even Windows is smart enough to write the boot sector when it's installing.
That's like a 101 kind of thing.
No, trying to "fix" a computer that's been compromised is and always has been fruitless.
Stupid is trying to keep the same partition like it's gold or something.
Are you not used to properly formatted paragraphs?
Besides, it's an OLD BSD is dieing post, changed to another product.
all I read there was blah blah blah liberal blah blah blah democrats blah blah liberal
yeesh
That sounds great, in a world where kids are dropping out of high school at 15. In a utopia that'd be good, in the real world we'd just have people being unemployed more.
He said colliding imaginations, not collective.
Severe difference to the whole paragraph for you, now.
I do not think virtualization means what you think it means.
Virtualization = FULL emulation (e.g. VMWare, VirtualBox, XEN, Parallels)
Compartmentalization = compartmentalization of memory and permissions. (e.g. OpenVZ, *BSD jails, User-mode Linux, Kernel-mode Linux, etc)
I figured I'd let you know that since you seem to think that hypervisors should be defeated by compartmentalization...
http://www.ohloh.net/p/virtualbox
Virtualbox OSE, the open soruce edition with GPL licensing.
Stop being so chech!
Thanks for that insight, it's nice to see the other side, or the other-other side.
I also love how people use the term poor, middle-class, and upper-class. (not that you've misused it, just in general)
Especially when it's relative to the entire population's income, or just perspective.
I didn't hear you say "sudo"...
There is a strong call to turn back 300 years of progress and make religion a guiding force in our government and educational systems.
You watch too much coverage of the RNC.
If the religion was built with those rules, then by very definition is is caused by the religion... It's not like some religion was handed to someone by a hand out of space, it was written by regular people.
Nah, we call them "Catholic".
People who don't believe in god are not angry, they're confused and worried about the repercussions from people that do.
machines dont talk.
They're known offenders.
Those devices aren't your primary desktop, either.
snicker
. How about Microsoft develop a more secure OS and not spy on my every move by default?
Let's be realistic... the same way Linux does.
... until the browser can't pull up webpages because it's for the newer versions, or the license key for the browser is suddenly invalid because the browser maker invalidated it due to expiration.
or due to no more patches being made for the browser, it's hacked and your mothers organs are sold through the internet without your knowledge.
I can hear the crowd now...
"but it's a gameZ1@! gamEZ r kewl!"
Seems pretty straight forward... I found both of the installation instructions in less than 30 seconds total.
prerequisite: apt-get install openjdk-7-jdk .jar files to automatically open in the Java Runtime in the future, and this step (Step 5) will not need repeating if you were to download Minecraft again and open the file on the same user account on the same computer. However, for each individual computer user/account, this process would need repeating on each individual account that is to play Minecraft. java-default.png
1. Download Minecraft for "Linux/Other" from www.minecraft.net/download download-page.png
2. To do this, right click on the minecraft.jar link on the download page, click "Save Link as" (in Firefox - other browsers may word this differently), and navigate to your desktop folder as illustrated. Then click Save to save it to your desktop. save-to-desktop.png
3. Right-click on the file and select "Properties"
4. On the "Permissions" tab, check the "Allow executing file as a program" checkbox, as illustrated. permissions-execute.png
5. On the "Open With" tab, select "OpenJDK Java 6/7 Runtime" (depending on the version you have installed), and click "Set as Default" in the bottom-right of the window. This will cause all
6. That's it! Just double click the minecraft.jar file on your desktop to start up the game! The Minecraft Launcher will work the same way as Windows or Mac from here on in.
[source https://yogscast.com/showthread.php?42194-How-To-Installing-Minecraft-on-Linux-Ubuntu%5D
[source http://askubuntu.com/questions/141073/installation-of-openjdk-7%5D