After playing the game for about 13 hours straight, I can say it's probably the best game I've ever played -- and I'm a pretty heavy gamer. It does have a few glitches (mostly spelling errors and animation quirks), but overall it's extremely fun and has a great re-play value.
Yep. From the bugtraq advisory by ISS: "Secure Shell (SSH) implements encrypted
terminal connections, and it is designed to replace insecure protocols
like Telnet and Rlogin. Recent versions of SSH implement their own
version of the login program, and are not vulnerable. "
Elias Levy already summed it all up: "Well, the world chances. I am not so stubborn to think I
will always be right or will never change my opinion on this matter.
A little reality check every once in a while is good. It also
allows some of the newer members of the list to understand the
philosophy behind the list. Now we stop flogging a dead horse and take you back to our regular
programming."http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/203625
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Weird, I remember reading a Harry Harrisson (sp?) book that had an application or database named Cyc as well. Can't remember the name, though.
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You *are* aware of the set_time_limit() function, right?
Pfft :P
At least when a Linux bug is spotted, it gets shot on the spot, and doesnt get exploited for months until MS releases a patch/service pack.
But enough flamewars.
I guess that just shows that Open Source > *
=]
mhm..
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
while(1){cout<<"Doo-dah, doo-dah."<<endl;}
return 0;
}
MSFT: "Oooh, we're just buying the patents to increase competition in the software market. Monopoly? what's that?.."
Bleah..
"It overclocks like a hog..." :)
LOL, I've never seen an overclocked animal
Why the SPAM icon?
WTF do satellites have to do with spam?
boggle..
... then show your appreciation for all their hard work and dedication ...
By Slashdotting them! Bwuahahaha!!
[Yes, I am hung over.]
After playing the game for about 13 hours straight, I can say it's probably the best game I've ever played -- and I'm a pretty heavy gamer.
It does have a few glitches (mostly spelling errors and animation quirks), but overall it's extremely fun and has a great re-play value.
Just my $0.02.
Yep. From the bugtraq advisory by ISS:
"Secure Shell (SSH) implements encrypted terminal connections, and it is designed to replace insecure protocols like Telnet and Rlogin. Recent versions of SSH implement their own version of the login program, and are not vulnerable. "
Slashdot: news for nerds, stuff that repeats itself.
I have no idea where the name "War Driving" came from, though.
I assume it's derived from "War Dialing" -- dialing phone numbers sequentially in search for a modem tone, practiced by phreaks in the 70's and 80's.
"That could mean quicktime for Linux, but would we need it?"...
Uhh, I dunno, I mean, all those pr0^W game trailers would be available for watching..
...developing it, when you can ROT-13 anything and slap anyone who decodes with a copy of the DMCA? :P
Must...resist...temptation...
Shuttle...worth...ugh.
Sure, except the fact that the World Wide Web Consortium already exists.
It's great and all, but why is there a "Five Star Adult Dating - Amour - Sexy Chat" banner on that page?
Hrm..
I'll byte.
Can you imagine a Penis Bird watching Natalie Portman with lots of Hot Grits in her Pants sitting on a Beowulf Cluster of these?!
Nifty! Now excuse me, I'm going to copyright all those combinations BACKWARDS!
Isn't this kinda like the efforts to make Sendmail more secure?
I think their website is running off one of those things...2 replies and slashdotted already.
...discussed many, many times on Bugtraq.
Elias Levy already summed it all up:
"Well, the world chances. I am not so stubborn to think I will always be right or will never change my opinion on this matter. A little reality check every once in a while is good. It also allows some of the newer members of the list to understand the philosophy behind the list. Now we stop flogging a dead horse and take you back to our regular programming." http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/203625
Can you imagine..Err
Slashdotted already.. Fatal error: out of dynamic memory in yy_create_buffer() in Unknown on line 0