Get yourself a copy of VMWare or Virtual PC, or something cheaper. Boot a Knoppix CD image, and test away. Konq and Mozilla are right there. Also test opera, but you can do that on whatever platform you want.
I also reccomend testing with stylesheets turned off, if you're using them, to make sure your site degrades gracefully in browsers with no stylesheet support.
Depending on your network setup, host-based auth might be best. You could assign a specific IP address based on a DHCP Client-ID and have the web app look up the client's address in a table to determine if it's allowed automatic access (ie, to jump straight to an authorized state), or otherwise to prompt for a username/password, and thereby set the authorized state.
Not so true, because Prime Intellect (And all of the Intellect series AIs, for that matter) were written with the Three Laws at their core. It's said in the second chapter that if the three laws were somehow removed from its Global Association Table which defined it as the sum of its experiences, it would cease to function.
The Three Laws are at the center of the story, and it's a very similar tale to most of Asimov's fiction: a warning about the usually unintended consequences of the Three Laws.
Uh, right click or control click on the file and select "Get Info" you can there change what app to open with, you can even change it for all apps of that file type. You don't need resedit, just some OS literacy.
Actually, I think he was referring to Classic MacOS, in which case this is true. You weren't allowed to change file associations until OS X.
I don't know about the rest of you, but I tend to get most of my spam via SMTP.
So why not quit using such an easily exploitable method of mail transport? Hell, the entire concept is older than me. We should be thinking about something like djb's Internet Mail 2000, in which the SENDER of the message is responsible for making the message available to recipients; only message notifications are delivered, which puts the cost of transmitting spam on the spammer, for once.
Email must evolve or it will die.
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I think the fine gentlemen at Jerkcity would take offense to that statement.;)
I knew you could do this with perl, but of all the websites in the world to use perl to do so, on a unix server even, I would expect this the least from Adobe, creator of PDF.
As a sometimes mail-sysadmin, I think it'd be nice to have a hook in the mail pipeline that examines attachments and re-encodes the images to a managable size, especially when people send 30mb scanned TIFF files which would be 400k simply saving as JPEG instead.
There is not yet a single post here which does NOT say something along the lines of "who cares about software, these people need to eat/drink/quit starving to death". Screw your thinking caps on, people.
I'd like to remind everyone that legitimate copies of Windows and Office cost real money, in addition to money that must be spent on the HARDWARE used to educate Ethiopian IT students.
Cutting proprietary software out of the equation means IT workers in developing countries can spend LESS money on software and MORE money on hardware, which increases the availability of hands-on learning tools for these people.
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Get yourself a copy of VMWare or Virtual PC, or something cheaper. Boot a Knoppix CD image, and test away. Konq and Mozilla are right there. Also test opera, but you can do that on whatever platform you want.
I also reccomend testing with stylesheets turned off, if you're using them, to make sure your site degrades gracefully in browsers with no stylesheet support.
I just thought of this after posting, but maybe kerberos is a possibility, although I'm not very familiar with it..
Depending on your network setup, host-based auth might be best. You could assign a specific IP address based on a DHCP Client-ID and have the web app look up the client's address in a table to determine if it's allowed automatic access (ie, to jump straight to an authorized state), or otherwise to prompt for a username/password, and thereby set the authorized state.
Not so true, because Prime Intellect (And all of the Intellect series AIs, for that matter) were written with the Three Laws at their core. It's said in the second chapter that if the three laws were somehow removed from its Global Association Table which defined it as the sum of its experiences, it would cease to function.
The Three Laws are at the center of the story, and it's a very similar tale to most of Asimov's fiction: a warning about the usually unintended consequences of the Three Laws.
Actually, I think he was referring to Classic MacOS, in which case this is true. You weren't allowed to change file associations until OS X.
If no one fixes the holes, someone's going to find them, and exploit them. That's all there is to it.
I don't know about the rest of you, but I tend to get most of my spam via SMTP.
So why not quit using such an easily exploitable method of mail transport? Hell, the entire concept is older than me. We should be thinking about something like djb's Internet Mail 2000, in which the SENDER of the message is responsible for making the message available to recipients; only message notifications are delivered, which puts the cost of transmitting spam on the spammer, for once.
Email must evolve or it will die.
I think the fine gentlemen at Jerkcity would take offense to that statement. ;)
Ha. I think if you set up an email address for correspondence with spammers, it's just going to get spammed into a crater.
What are you talking about? 1080 was released on the n64!
because he's going to be in the friggin woods!
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Well that's just like... Your OPINION, man...
Everyone around here always says NIC Card
Oh, about a week or so according to original post.
You've been served. Now it's on.
doubleplusgoodduckquack, but somehow i think he unbellyfeels ingsoc.
... As if a million investors cried out in simultaneous orgasm,
Almost forgot SOAP... Considring present company, this is not surprising.
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If you're not part of the solution, there's good money in prolonging the problem.
I knew you could do this with perl, but of all the websites in the world to use perl to do so, on a unix server even, I would expect this the least from Adobe, creator of PDF.
This Demotivator... Hehe.
As a sometimes mail-sysadmin, I think it'd be nice to have a hook in the mail pipeline that examines attachments and re-encodes the images to a managable size, especially when people send 30mb scanned TIFF files which would be 400k simply saving as JPEG instead.
There is not yet a single post here which does NOT say something along the lines of "who cares about software, these people need to eat/drink/quit starving to death". Screw your thinking caps on, people.
I'd like to remind everyone that legitimate copies of Windows and Office cost real money, in addition to money that must be spent on the HARDWARE used to educate Ethiopian IT students.
Cutting proprietary software out of the equation means IT workers in developing countries can spend LESS money on software and MORE money on hardware, which increases the availability of hands-on learning tools for these people.