Is there a permenent repository of anti-FUD material for all operatings systems, rather than a page here about linux, and page about *bsd, a page here about X? I think such a site would be very benificial, with some tips for fighting FUD in an effective manner and such.
Any operating system can be made secure - just never power it up. Don't have to worry about network or local attacks.
But I must agree that NT has far worse security. I did have my linux box cracked a few months ago, but I knew little about security (stupid me..). Now I consider my linux box as secure as anything with an ethernet card.
There was something on 20/20 or Dateline or a similar TV show a while ago about people who start something, then go to do something else, and completely forget what they were doing and where they were doing it. Perhaps the got some cheap memory...It seems like the computer analogy is becoming a little more clear in some ways.
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I believe Netscape supports the -geometry command line parameters...just figure it out once.
Is there a permenent repository of anti-FUD material for all operatings systems, rather than a page here about linux, and page about *bsd, a page here about X? I think such a site would be very benificial, with some tips for fighting FUD in an effective manner and such.
Any operating system can be made secure - just never power it up. Don't have to worry about network or local attacks.
But I must agree that NT has far worse security. I did have my linux box cracked a few months ago, but I knew little about security (stupid me..). Now I consider my linux box as secure as anything with an ethernet card.
There was something on 20/20 or Dateline or a similar TV show a while ago about people who start something, then go to do something else, and completely forget what they were doing and where they were doing it. Perhaps the got some cheap memory...It seems like the computer analogy is becoming a little more clear in some ways.
Just in case you wanted to know - I get an average of about 600K/s across my campus's 10BT network.