Right now Russia has only 3 Souyz in the works. A cycle of building a Souyz is 1.5 years. So... not so easy...
Re:Painful? Yes. Helps long term? I don't see it.
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Are you sure you really need that ecology damaging factories? You are living in a great place, where resorts are just waiting to be built. But you even do not know what sanatorium is. A place where people can stay for 1-2 weeks with dietical food and health monitoring for not very expensive prices. You don't know how good is mineral water. When you realize that there is a market for THAT stuff, and not for factories, you'll probably change your mind.
IT IS how the system should work. Imagine having all your home finances in Quicken (or GNU Cash) and some virus or troyan came in? What you prefer - to disable system from accessing your sensitive data (thus preventing from virus sending that data to offender) or to give the virus an opportunity to send your ssn and account numbers through Internet to some thug? If you do backups (that you should do at home), you'll be able at least retreave clean versions. Infected version is useless for you - it can contain the virus which... etc.
This would not work... Imagine a bad guy is your own network admin and you are in corporate LAN... He can spoof foo.com, so the configuration will be. You "-" [Bad Guy sniffer]translates "-" foo.com
(posing as IP and foo.com for you)
||
\/
logs of your connections No security at all:(((
A cool thing is a steganographic file system Unfortunately it's not working in modern Linux kernels - solution: install old Linux distributive for sensitive data and that patch...
you didn't understood my problem. I cannot connect those drives to the computer - I now have no SCSI interface on any of the computers I have access to. The only thing I can do is connect this drive to power and experiment with its switches or scsi pins.
Even this dup could be tolerable if it was posted yesterday, when we have no news for some hours and were almost forced to discuss the stupid topic on XM and FM radio... Hard drives are more interesting. I have 2 SCSI Barracuda hard drives which hold some my internal information. The computer in which those drives were installed is already dead. Could you tell me any way to erase data without using SCSI controller? I am not planning to physically damage the drives. Is it possible?
Make getting their ISOs harder. Somehow parolling them or putting to easily slashdotted servers or... ( a lot of options). I downloaded Mandrake ISOs most of the time, while in December I finally bought Mandrake 9 Power Pack off the shelf. If it would be a little harder to get those ISOs - it would be more options for me to convince my management to buy packaged Mandrake.
Easy.... A lot of highways have a LOWER limit of 40MPH. Suppose you tow a trailer and do not want to force your engine, so you chose to drive at lower limit. If you drive 40 KPH - you'll end up with somebody in the rear end of your trailer...
Slightly offtopic but should I (if I am a writer of GNU software) send such notice to the commercial exploiters of my program/library that do it without giving out the source code? How should it look like?
About a car. Guess what happens next? Legislator put a legislation that effectively put the price of insurance of such old cars to be much more higher than the new ("Safe" and "trackable", thanks to GPS).
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Right now Russia has only 3 Souyz in the works.
A cycle of building a Souyz is 1.5 years.
So... not so easy...
Are you sure you really need that ecology damaging
factories?
You are living in a great place, where resorts are just waiting to be built.
But you even do not know what sanatorium is.
A place where people can stay for 1-2 weeks with
dietical food and health monitoring for not very expensive prices.
You don't know how good is mineral water.
When you realize that there is a market for THAT stuff,
and not for factories, you'll probably change your mind.
The normal grade should be C.
You should get A only when you do something
really outstanding.
Looks like it's "Cruel and unusual punishment", eh?
See latest Star Wars episode - a good illustration to that nightmare...
Ok, what about hardware that will FORCE home users to do backups?
IT IS how the system should work.
Imagine having all your home finances in Quicken
(or GNU Cash) and some virus or troyan came in?
What you prefer - to disable system from accessing
your sensitive data (thus preventing from virus sending that data to offender) or to give the
virus an opportunity to send your ssn and account numbers through Internet to some thug?
If you do backups (that you should do at home),
you'll be able at least retreave clean versions.
Infected version is useless for you - it can contain the virus which... etc.
Is good for the development of your teeth!
[lain' skak of ...] :)
This would not work... :(((
Imagine a bad guy is your own network admin
and you are in corporate LAN...
He can spoof foo.com, so the configuration will be.
You "-" [Bad Guy sniffer]translates "-" foo.com
(posing as IP and foo.com for you)
||
\/
logs of your connections
No security at all
A cool thing is a steganographic file system
Unfortunately it's not working in modern Linux kernels - solution: install old Linux distributive for sensitive data
and that patch...
And? So what?
What happens? - really nothing.
Thank you, got ISA SCSI adaptor for $4!
Good idea
... to leave that country... if he still can do it. ...sigh...
you didn't understood my problem. I cannot connect those drives to the computer - I now have no SCSI interface on any of the computers I have access to.
The only thing I can do is connect this drive to power and experiment with its switches or scsi pins.
Even this dup could be tolerable if it was posted yesterday,
when we have no news for some hours and were almost forced to discuss the stupid topic on XM and FM radio...
Hard drives are more interesting.
I have 2 SCSI Barracuda hard drives which hold some my internal information. The computer in which those drives were installed is already dead. Could you tell me any way to erase data without using SCSI controller?
I am not planning to physically damage the drives.
Is it possible?
X-wife?
X-champion, X-president...
Forbid ALL advertisements on FM - and FM will be much much better.
A lot of FM stations die - but others will be public only.
Make getting their ISOs harder.
Somehow parolling them or putting to easily slashdotted servers or... ( a lot of options).
I downloaded Mandrake ISOs most of the time, while in December I finally bought Mandrake 9
Power Pack off the shelf. If it would be a little harder to get those ISOs - it would be more options for me to convince my management to buy packaged Mandrake.
Easy....
A lot of highways have a LOWER limit of 40MPH.
Suppose you tow a trailer and do not want to force your engine, so you chose to drive at lower limit. If you drive 40 KPH - you'll end up with somebody in the rear end of your trailer...
I am lazy... :)
Any good person please tell us, bad Linuxers, what is going on on those clips?
Slightly offtopic but should I (if I am a writer of GNU software) send such notice to the
commercial exploiters of my program/library
that do it without giving out the source code?
How should it look like?
About a car. Guess what happens next?
Legislator put a legislation that effectively
put the price of insurance of such old cars to
be much more higher than the new ("Safe" and
"trackable", thanks to GPS).
This is one of the good uses of a gun!