It discusses a case in which an administrator, who set up back doors in the system with which he was trusted, deleted files to which he could access after he was fired.
Well I guess I'm going to jail, my cell phone ocassionally intercepts other communications and I hear their conversation in the background of mine...damn the luck.
...I think your employer should let you run around outside once in a while instead of keeping you locked in the server room. You appear to be a little on edge.
I'm thinking most of these letters will be filed in the round bin.
50% of the people recieving the letter will be the wrong person and not have a clue what it is. 10% will read it and panic, but ultimately it won't get to the sysadmin and nothing will change 20% will have some obscure reasons for using open relays and 20% of all statistics are made up as they are typed.
Athene (-n) n. Greek Mythology The goddess of wisdom, the practical arts, and warfare, and the protectress of cities, especially Athens....but can she protect my inbox from spam?
Ussually in open source there is a person or group responsibility for that code that you would send the hole to for them to patch, this CAN be kept quiet like everything else.
My mother worked in a small video rental shop and it was inhumane how much they had to pay for movies so they could rent them, top releases were upwards of $600 USD. Some B movies were "cheap" and only $50USD but at those prices you had to rent the movie ALOT to get your money back.
Places like Blockbuster and Rogers video pay less since they buy 1000s of copies of each movie and would get price breaks due to the large quantities involved.
You do realize the difference between xhtml and html is virtually nothing but a properly formatted html document with matching opening and closing tags.
But wasn't the entire point of XML for data exchange. You use XSLT to transform incoming data into the format your software wants, your software doesn't NEED to be able to read an XML format, but it's alot easier to knock off an XSLT file to transform data coming in to work with your app, than coding your app to handle more than one file type.
You create another XSLT for outbound data to transform your proprietary format to XML so it can be consumed by another application, company, etc.
XML isn't made to be used as the be all, end all of file formats, it's made to be a simple, yet robust, generic format for transporting data between disparate systems running on any OS, in any programming language.
The other advantage is XML is self describing, I can glance at an XML file and see what all the data is and write an XSLT to get what I need out of the XML for my application alot easier than glancing at a flat text file for the same information.
And considering there is an XML implementation for nearly every language out there that can be had for free why are people bothering to write there own parsers? What a waste of time.
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Considering it's Sony, I'm sure they would find a way to get PS2 game pirating in there somehow.
Actually commas could be inserted properly.
It discusses a case in which an administrator, who set up back doors in the system with which he was trusted, deleted files to which he could access after he was fired.
Lets not forget the new homet ml
http://theregister.co.uk/content/30/index.h
If you can't trust a bloodsucking insurance company who can you trust...
Where's the KABOOM? There was supposed to be an earth shattering KABOOM!!
Well I guess I'm going to jail, my cell phone ocassionally intercepts other communications and I hear their conversation in the background of mine...damn the luck.
That would mean a voice mail recording of a wrong number is a crime because you intercepted a call that was not meant to be directed at you.
Mainframe Techies Are A Dying Breed...Damn SARS
Sys Admin Reduction Syndrome
"As a bonus, you get a great introduction to how Windows security works"
Should read: "...how Windows security doesn't work."
*psst*
HTML != HTTP
Umm...for clarification I was thinking incompetent sysadmin...but upon closer inspection you wanted to drag the spammers so...yeah
Oooh, and we get to see how good Cowbeal Neil really is with a lariat!
Here "sysadmin, sysadmin, sysadmin, GOTCHYA!"
...I think your employer should let you run around outside once in a while instead of keeping you locked in the server room. You appear to be a little on edge.
I'm thinking most of these letters will be filed in the round bin.
50% of the people recieving the letter will be the wrong person and not have a clue what it is.
10% will read it and panic, but ultimately it won't get to the sysadmin and nothing will change
20% will have some obscure reasons for using open relays
and 20% of all statistics are made up as they are typed.
Yeah that works, but at 6'3" I'm just a little too tall to clean under my couch with the sock technique. ...and my poor white...err...gray socks.
Athene (-n) ...but can she protect my inbox from spam?
n. Greek Mythology
The goddess of wisdom, the practical arts, and warfare, and the protectress of cities, especially Athens.
Ussually in open source there is a person or group responsibility for that code that you would send the hole to for them to patch, this CAN be kept quiet like everything else.
My mother worked in a small video rental shop and it was inhumane how much they had to pay for movies so they could rent them, top releases were upwards of $600 USD. Some B movies were "cheap" and only $50USD but at those prices you had to rent the movie ALOT to get your money back.
Places like Blockbuster and Rogers video pay less since they buy 1000s of copies of each movie and would get price breaks due to the large quantities involved.
You do realize the difference between xhtml and html is virtually nothing but a properly formatted html document with matching opening and closing tags.
For readability and it makes parsing an XML file easier.
Try and find the bug if you forget to close a tag with , but if all your closing tags are labelled finding the bug is simple.
But wasn't the entire point of XML for data exchange. You use XSLT to transform incoming data into the format your software wants, your software doesn't NEED to be able to read an XML format, but it's alot easier to knock off an XSLT file to transform data coming in to work with your app, than coding your app to handle more than one file type.
You create another XSLT for outbound data to transform your proprietary format to XML so it can be consumed by another application, company, etc.
XML isn't made to be used as the be all, end all of file formats, it's made to be a simple, yet robust, generic format for transporting data between disparate systems running on any OS, in any programming language.
The other advantage is XML is self describing, I can glance at an XML file and see what all the data is and write an XSLT to get what I need out of the XML for my application alot easier than glancing at a flat text file for the same information.
And considering there is an XML implementation for nearly every language out there that can be had for free why are people bothering to write there own parsers? What a waste of time.
Well is this the first post...?
I had both, you could build some really great stuff if you combined them.