If she was honest about wanting the US spying to end she'd first of all ferret out and shut down the various spying locations still scattered across Germany. It's not like the US never had bases there or shut them all down...
Are you serious? Germany does not have the power to shutdown such locations. We are still being occupied by the U.S. military.
The BBC article does not mention the fact, that SuSE is actually involved in this deal. The German Linux Distributor will deliver its Linux software while IBM will manage the IT infrastructure.
External variables (from the environment, the HTTP request, cookies or the web server) are no longer registered in the global scope by default.
Umm... I'm not sure about others but to me this sounds like a *very* radical change in PHP's behaviour. I updated to PHP 4.2.0 on my server and not a single script worked because PHP simply ignored the variables. For example SquirrelMail didn't even show the login page.
Does someone know how to enable the old behaviour?
I remember these cans have been available here in Germany but they have been taken from the market because they didn't sell that good. Not because of the product itself but its bad marketing so the consumers didn't know about the cans. Doh!
I don't agree with that. It often is "better" (to use this expression) to not use regular expressions for example but a self-written routine that does the same task. The code might not be that small but it might be much faster. I (and the system running the software) would prefer this over the simplicity.
If she was honest about wanting the US spying to end she'd first of all ferret out and shut down the various spying locations still scattered across Germany. It's not like the US never had bases there or shut them all down...
Are you serious? Germany does not have the power to shutdown such locations. We are still being occupied by the U.S. military.
Even if they cannot (which is ridiculous), a "Security Update" via Windows Update will surely help them deactivate any "illegal" copy.
The BBC article does not mention the fact, that SuSE is actually involved in this deal. The German Linux Distributor will deliver its Linux software while IBM will manage the IT infrastructure.
External variables (from the environment, the HTTP request, cookies or the web server) are no longer registered in the global scope by default.
Umm... I'm not sure about others but to me this sounds like a *very* radical change in PHP's behaviour. I updated to PHP 4.2.0 on my server and not a single script worked because PHP simply ignored the variables. For example SquirrelMail didn't even show the login page.
Does someone know how to enable the old behaviour?
Netcraft reports "uIP/pre-0.7 (http://dunkels.com/adam/uip/) on unknown", you just got the wrong URL.
& mo de_w=on&site=tfe.c64.org
http://uptime.netcraft.com/up/graph/?mode_u=off
For Win32 I can recommend SecureFX from Vandyke
I remember these cans have been available here in Germany but they have been taken from the market because they didn't sell that good. Not because of the product itself but its bad marketing so the consumers didn't know about the cans. Doh!
I don't agree with that. It often is "better" (to use this expression) to not use regular expressions for example but a self-written routine that does the same task. The code might not be that small but it might be much faster. I (and the system running the software) would prefer this over the simplicity.
while whales aren't fishes =)