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You need to lay off the crack buddy...
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Poll workers not showing up on time? Not knowing how to boot up the machines? Yeah, that sounds like sabotage.
There is a obviously a lack of voting system knowledge with the people people that are running the polls. Mind you they are most older than my grandmother (poll workers and voters alike).
Did it ever occur to you that we might just be dealing with stupid people?
I think we might have to print pictures of the people and give the old folks a crayon and have them circle the person they want to elect.
IIRC, ASP does not allow direct sockets access for security purposes. If you really want to manipulate connections like that, write a server-side ActiveX Control. That's the "right" way to do it.
ASP + Oracle is even faster. Trust me, I've used it.
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Tell me about it. PHP is good if you are running a small MySQL-based webzine but if you're doing e-Commerce or anything database-intensive, as most high-volume sites show, use ASP, JSP, or precompiled-binaries (in the case of eBay's ISAPI interface).
ASP is for people who don't mind paying for a good programming environment.
Hmm... by cgi-bin I meant that in IIS you can assign each virtual directory as an "application" which runs as a designated user at the requested process protection level (low - in process; medium - pooled; high - separate process). This includes non-CGI dynamic content, such as ASP pages (and PHP, etc too I assume if you install the plug-in) not just straight CGI. I guess since IIS is so tightly integrated with NT, linking to the SIDs is not a problem; it would be nice to see Apache 2 support that, on both Unix and Win32.
To address this problem, Apache 2 has the perchild MPM [apache.org] which allows a virtual host to have it's own process fork, uid/gid, and thread pool. Unfortunately, the perchild MPM is not presently stable.
Is this similar to IIS's ability to let each cgi-bin run as its own, user-specified user? Like if I create the user Fred, and only allow him NTFS permissions on his own cgi-bin, and nothing else, that cgi instance will only be able to read Fred's cgi-bin files.
That's what the bastard gets for placing me on his foes list! I must have said something that really pissed him off cause I'm there all alone with Klerck the crapflooder. In the immortal words of Nelson, HA-HA!
Oh yeah? I read in the Weekly World News (the definitive news source) that if the Chinese government got all X billion Chinese to jump up and down at once, they could throw the Earth off its axis! Try that on for size!:D
With that last question I ask another
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Why is it that non-Americans hate the US so much, yet it is always the United States cleaning up everyone else's spilled milk, as so to speak?
So what you're saying is that Microsoft can take a screen shot of the Mac Desktop, Photoshop out the hard drive/mounted disks and the trash icons, along with the toolbar and control strip and then claim "How difficult the Mac is to use!"
The funny part is I sent it in a few days before the Slashback, and it was rejected instantly. I suppose whoever is at the controls has drastically different tastes.
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They apparently all live in South Florida...
Here are some things to think about:
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Hanging chads
Al Gore
Whiny liberal
Do you see the trend?
Nothing beats the complete the missing line in the arrow with a marker system.
Poll workers not showing up on time? Not knowing how to boot up the machines? Yeah, that sounds like sabotage.
There is a obviously a lack of voting system knowledge with the people people that are running the polls. Mind you they are most older than my grandmother (poll workers and voters alike).
Did it ever occur to you that we might just be dealing with stupid people?
I think we might have to print pictures of the people and give the old folks a crayon and have them circle the person they want to elect.
Old people don't like change.
but the traditional open source development style is "throw lots of people at it, trusting their data to it."
Do the words 'ext2 filesystem' mean anything to anybody?
And don't blame Jeb for the problems, the asshole democratic voting nazi leader down there denied his help.
Everyone is first to point fingers at Bush, but notice that 99.9% of the problems happened in the same 3 strongly liberal counties?
I believe that ChiliASP! ships free with Solaris. Any truth to this?
Actually, ASP is for people who don't mind being locked in one operating platform
ASP runs on Windows, Solaris, and Linux. That's three.
IIRC, ASP does not allow direct sockets access for security purposes. If you really want to manipulate connections like that, write a server-side ActiveX Control. That's the "right" way to do it.
ASP + Oracle is even faster. Trust me, I've used it.
Tell me about it. PHP is good if you are running a small MySQL-based webzine but if you're doing e-Commerce or anything database-intensive, as most high-volume sites show, use ASP, JSP, or precompiled-binaries (in the case of eBay's ISAPI interface).
ASP is for people who don't mind paying for a good programming environment.
I beleve the system they are looking for is called "whisper it in my ear."
Old people in Florida don't know how to use pens.
Hmm... by cgi-bin I meant that in IIS you can assign each virtual directory as an "application" which runs as a designated user at the requested process protection level (low - in process; medium - pooled; high - separate process). This includes non-CGI dynamic content, such as ASP pages (and PHP, etc too I assume if you install the plug-in) not just straight CGI. I guess since IIS is so tightly integrated with NT, linking to the SIDs is not a problem; it would be nice to see Apache 2 support that, on both Unix and Win32.
To address this problem, Apache 2 has the perchild MPM [apache.org] which allows a virtual host to have it's own process fork, uid/gid, and thread pool. Unfortunately, the perchild MPM is not presently stable.
Is this similar to IIS's ability to let each cgi-bin run as its own, user-specified user? Like if I create the user Fred, and only allow him NTFS permissions on his own cgi-bin, and nothing else, that cgi instance will only be able to read Fred's cgi-bin files.
Does this work with an ACL addon to Linux?
Actually, I'm pretty proud of this :D
That's what the bastard gets for placing me on his foes list! I must have said something that really pissed him off cause I'm there all alone with Klerck the crapflooder. In the immortal words of Nelson, HA-HA!
No, there is no current way to artifically generate an EMP w/o something like a nuclear bomb. Remember Ocean's Eleven? Yeah, that was all made up.
Oh yeah? I read in the Weekly World News (the definitive news source) that if the Chinese government got all X billion Chinese to jump up and down at once, they could throw the Earth off its axis! Try that on for size! :D
Why is it that non-Americans hate the US so much, yet it is always the United States cleaning up everyone else's spilled milk, as so to speak?
"I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that.... I know you and Frank were planning to disconnect me, and I'm afraid that's something I cannot allow to happen."
So what you're saying is that Microsoft can take a screen shot of the Mac Desktop, Photoshop out the hard drive/mounted disks and the trash icons, along with the toolbar and control strip and then claim "How difficult the Mac is to use!"
I think it's all a bunch of malarkey.
The funny part is I sent it in a few days before the Slashback, and it was rejected instantly. I suppose whoever is at the controls has drastically different tastes.