Through its numerous activities, events and cooperations VSI has established a reputation for successfully lobbying the specific needs and positions of the software industry.
I think that should read: "closed source software industry".
Members include SUN and Microsoft.
"Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server error '80040e21'
Transaction (Process ID 111) was deadlocked on {lock} resources with another process and has been chosen as the deadlock victim. Rerun the transaction.
/library/shared/common/inc/SqlData. asp, line 434"
That's once again one of thess comments which compares two completely different types of risks:
A meltdown of a nuclear plant might as well do some harm to people who happen to live closer than 1000 km to the plant.
A mail server does not kill anybody, even if it's an open relay.
The same comparison is often drawn when discussing the liability of s/w companies for security flaws in their products: it's just not the same thing as for a car tyre producer etc.
Don't compare safety with security.
Anyway, I fully agree that anybody who connects any kind of server to the internet should have a basic idea of security and act accordingly. (e.g. by paying somebody to make the boxes secure)
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Evidently not. How do you pronounce it?
Like 'shemale' without pronouncing the "l" in the end.
From their web site:
Through its numerous activities, events and cooperations VSI has established a reputation for successfully lobbying the specific needs and positions of the software industry.
I think that should read: "closed source software industry".
Members include SUN and Microsoft.
Hmm, I got this when I tried to vote:
"Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server error '80040e21'
Transaction (Process ID 111) was deadlocked on {lock} resources with another process and has been chosen as the deadlock victim. Rerun the transaction.
/library/shared/common/inc/SqlData. asp, line 434"
What am I doing wrong? Help me!
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You still have to pay for MS Office.
But you can save the money for MS Windows.
That's once again one of thess comments which compares two completely different types of risks:
A meltdown of a nuclear plant might as well do some harm to people who happen to live closer than 1000 km to the plant.
A mail server does not kill anybody, even if it's an open relay.
The same comparison is often drawn when discussing the liability of s/w companies for security flaws in their products: it's just not the same thing as for a car tyre producer etc.
Don't compare safety with security.
Anyway, I fully agree that anybody who connects any kind of server to the internet should have a basic idea of security and act accordingly. (e.g. by paying somebody to make the boxes secure)
As Sony and Ericsson have joined forces in regards to mobile phones , this would be obvious.
USB is available also in the 2.2 Kernel (> 2.2.16)
I use my Epson USB scanner with 2.2.19 without problems so far.