Why we need to have backups for our communications, cables, data if a space mission don't have?
I can't see my boss telling me that Huygens don't have backup. Why we can't have to? What is so critical? A space mission or my mp3s on the server?
Here in Mozilla there's a little diference on the "ay" of "paypal". It's so hard to a user see on the browser windows that I'm scared of IE not exploitable this time, maybe it's the time of IE developers celebrate one victory.
Dependencies?!?!? No, no, I use Slackware :)
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Coming from various distributions that use dependencies on their packages (RedHat, Debian, Conectiva) I got some problems trying to customize some software. And with Slackware my life is getting more easy now, God save Patrick and maintain Slackwares "Free Dependencies".
Sun dominate the Enterprise users and Microsoft dominate the low-end users with their software, one is trying to acquire knowledge from another.
Very simple, even a penguin can see this.
It's a good idea to have a group that handles security bugs into linux kernel, now we need only that the people that claims herself as "serious" only report the bugs to the kernel-security@*. "Imagine all the people living bug free kernel:)"
The govern of Brazil is giving us a Computer that is called "PC Conectado" (Connected PC) for the poor population.
The name of project is called Digital Inclusion
And if ipod is integrated with a camera? Imagine where you can leave the device and records all that things you always wan't to known.
But this is a feature that is soo far away to be realized.
The companies need to help GPL development
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As a consultant I known a thousand of companies that use free software to do its job but don't contribute to the software maker (that is the guy that develop software based on GPL).
I thought that there's must exist a campaign on this larger companies to donate $$ to the software developers.
From Bruce Schneier"Recent data from our honeynet sensor grid reveals that the average life expectancy to compromise for an unpatched Linux system has increased from 72 hours to 3 months. This means that a unpatched Linux system with commonly used configurations (such as server builds of RedHat 9.0 or Suse 6.2) have an online mean life expectancy of 3 months before being successfully compromised."
I think the term is not "more secure" but "less vulnerable".
Here in Brazil there's a lot of investigation at the Governement that goes out to the public and reveals a lot of information that prejudice everything.
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And what this will change in our computer form or life? Will it reduce the greenhouse effect?
When I go to download there will be that screen asking me to click on "Yes" to install the application? Yeah, that application signed by Verisign :)
If Microsoft can license software based on the computer, the SO that control you keyboard need one license per key on your keyboard.
Slashdot don't need to register another domains because all the users here don't look to keyboard when typing.
That dumb people that look to the kyeboadr when type.....
Why we need to have backups for our communications, cables, data if a space mission don't have? I can't see my boss telling me that Huygens don't have backup. Why we can't have to? What is so critical? A space mission or my mp3s on the server?
It would be nice if there's a way to link the maps into my website, only copying the link that others users can be on another places without problems.
I thought it was another Google plan, now with Maps Google why not map Mars?
Maybe the guys at Trusted Reviews don't use the recommended Power Supply of it has been /.ed
Here in Mozilla there's a little diference on the "ay" of "paypal". It's so hard to a user see on the browser windows that I'm scared of IE not exploitable this time, maybe it's the time of IE developers celebrate one victory.
Coming from various distributions that use dependencies on their packages (RedHat, Debian, Conectiva) I got some problems trying to customize some software. And with Slackware my life is getting more easy now, God save Patrick and maintain Slackwares "Free Dependencies".
Sun dominate the Enterprise users and Microsoft dominate the low-end users with their software, one is trying to acquire knowledge from another. Very simple, even a penguin can see this.
I thought baryonswas under my bed, now I dunno what is that stranger things.....
It's a good idea to have a group that handles security bugs into linux kernel, now we need only that the people that claims herself as "serious" only report the bugs to the kernel-security@*. "Imagine all the people living bug free kernel :)"
Microsoft is joking with us again or we are joking with ourself on beliving this?
The govern of Brazil is giving us a Computer that is called "PC Conectado" (Connected PC) for the poor population. The name of project is called Digital Inclusion
Why not use GnuCAsh? It's so difficult to integrate with online banking?
EUA has giving more attention to Brazil on the Satellite Vehicle Launching, because the base of Alcântara is so near the Equator line reducing the use of gas to launch the roquets.
And if ipod is integrated with a camera? Imagine where you can leave the device and records all that things you always wan't to known. But this is a feature that is soo far away to be realized.
As a consultant I known a thousand of companies that use free software to do its job but don't contribute to the software maker (that is the guy that develop software based on GPL). I thought that there's must exist a campaign on this larger companies to donate $$ to the software developers.
This is the mearning of this article for me.
Someone can explain it for me on a human language?
From Bruce Schneier "Recent data from our honeynet sensor grid reveals that the average life expectancy to compromise for an unpatched Linux system has increased from 72 hours to 3 months. This means that a unpatched Linux system with commonly used configurations (such as server builds of RedHat 9.0 or Suse 6.2) have an online mean life expectancy of 3 months before being successfully compromised." I think the term is not "more secure" but "less vulnerable".
Maybe a better car on 2005 or headaches.
Here on Brazil a woman walked and can speak before stem cell have been implanted on her brain. http://www1.folha.uol.com.br/folha/ciencia/ult306u 12664.shtml/
Here in Brazil there's a lot of investigation at the Governement that goes out to the public and reveals a lot of information that prejudice everything.