You actually can. It's ok to use RDBMS for such structure. But it's overkill - it will need huge engine just to start, but that system doesn't need most abilities of RDBMS.
Object-oriented graph system - need much less overhead than database system - can hold multiple ways to access one object, easing semantic link representation - can be secure by allowing only the workflow links. It should be organised as a set of object that hold data within them, with links between them.
Any serious business buyer knew this company existed. It was one of the most famous IPOs of the nut-case Internet era. People knew this company existed and still didn't buy their computers. If you really believe that people didn't know about VA you've got a massive case of denial.
I am not arguing that people knew about that company.
I just want to say
Knowledge about the company existance doesn't necessary mean that its product is a brand name.
Brand name means at least history of usage that proved quality of products.
Dell, Gateway produce brandname computers in this sense, VA Linux does not.
Business people aren't mainstream people.
Linux will come to desktop when home computer buyers will adopt it.
I would be able to eat that meat in fasting!
Seriously, TOFU is good but those eat-healthy-dumbheaded make it unsalted! I want salted tofu!
Mushroom food is good too.
I have a lot of experience with internet access from employee. I saw a lot of wonderuful and horrible uses of internet at workplace. On my opinion the best solution is to create _two_ virtual machines for each person which need or want internet. On the same screen one virtual machine is connected to internet fully and without any restriction, second is following strict corporate policy. The cut and paste between machines is carefully monitored (by software or special policies). So if an employee surf web, or chat, or use viruses (:) in mail - it's completely in his own virtual machine. If he/she spoiled anything there - that's their troubles only... Moreover, it's easy then to monitor private time versus company time by monitoring activity times of that virtual machines. Even if that times will not be reported to managers, seeing that ratio of own/work can be very disciplining. Just my 2 cents...
Here is another way to hide some files in Linux, at least temporary... cp file_to_hide/mnt mount/dev/hda4/mnt ls/mnt {stuff from hda4} Almost the same level of protection as in that article...
When? Really, I say, when?
- I will be able to make notes to files?
- I will be able to store WITH THE FILE information about where this file come from?
- I can store its checksum WITH the file? in Linux?
Microkernel has no real advantages - this is why it's not used.
First, it's ineffective in x86. It uses too many context switches than normal OS.
Security: creation of sane security policy for microkernel is much harder due to
increased number of subjects and objects and
lack of observable links between them.
Sorry, it's not proof of an open relay yet!
Mail server can be configured to JUNK such mail
after acceptance first time!
So results of not getting "we do not relay MAIL REJECTED" in smtp session is not
enough to presume that it's an open relay!
Slashdot Mirror
You actually can. It's ok to use RDBMS for such structure.
But it's overkill - it will need huge engine just to start, but that system doesn't need most abilities of RDBMS.
I mean not objects from programming OO, I mean real-life objects, kinda generalised files. I didn't mean, for example,
inheritance.
I.e. file that has 20 names, 100 links to it, some with orientation,
extension, mime-type, role, security model, security level, etc...
Any language can work with such objects and it's really no restrictions on API to that objects...
Object-oriented graph system
- need much less overhead than database system
- can hold multiple ways to access one object, easing semantic link
representation
- can be secure by allowing only the workflow links.
It should be organised as a set of object that hold data within them,
with links between them.
http://www.solucorp.qc.ca
Did you ever try to start USENET group? It's a nightmare for a beginner to do it!
I just want to say
Just because VA is not a brandname.
Gateway, Dell is.
Mainstream people that could have ordered
Linux desktops just didn't know about its existance.
Ha! Do you think it's quicker on anything else?
My P3-1GGz run java same as my P-155 run basic programs...
Ahh... adabas. Who ever needs it if we have PostgreSQL and MySQL?
What will you do with that gas onboard the ship?
I would be able to eat that meat in fasting! Seriously, TOFU is good but those eat-healthy-dumbheaded make it unsalted! I want salted tofu! Mushroom food is good too.
Is it shifted from its current position?
I suppose poles should shift symmetrically against center of Earth.
I have a lot of experience with internet access :) in mail - it's completely in his own virtual machine. If he/she spoiled anything there - that's their troubles only...
from employee.
I saw a lot of wonderuful and horrible uses of internet at workplace.
On my opinion the best solution is to create
_two_ virtual machines for each person which need
or want internet. On the same screen one virtual machine is connected to internet fully and without any restriction, second is following strict corporate policy.
The cut and paste between machines is carefully monitored (by software or special policies).
So if an employee surf web, or chat, or use viruses (
Moreover, it's easy then to monitor private time
versus company time by monitoring activity times of that virtual machines. Even if that times will not be reported to managers, seeing that ratio of own/work can be very disciplining.
Just my 2 cents...
That Sony has violated?
Trust me, I already bought a package
in K-mart, which contained CD (Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia) and cheese!
Real american cheese!
if a byproduct of that solutions of problems
becomes a monster (some cells actually incorporated problem DNA-s).
WoW!
Here is another way to hide some files in /mnt /dev/hda4 /mnt /mnt
Linux, at least temporary...
cp file_to_hide
mount
ls
{stuff from hda4}
Almost the same level of protection as in that article...
No. I can't. Because NO programs in standard distributions know how to make it. And not a lot of distributions can run under that filesystem...
When?
Really, I say, when?
- I will be able to make notes to files?
- I will be able to store WITH THE FILE information about where this file come from?
- I can store its checksum WITH the file?
in Linux?
askjkj15 is worse than s951620 Put a-z as a zone and then digits! Only digits! Much easier!
First, it's ineffective in x86. It uses too many context switches than normal OS.
Security: creation of sane security policy for microkernel is much harder due to increased number of subjects and objects and lack of observable links between them.
http://www.teleportacia.org
Or http://art.teleportacia.org
Net.Art ...
http://freshmeat.net/projects/pnet/ you can find C# for linux...
http://www.southern-storm.com.au/portable_net.html
Why not?
Sorry, it's not proof of an open relay yet! Mail server can be configured to JUNK such mail after acceptance first time! So results of not getting "we do not relay MAIL REJECTED" in smtp session is not enough to presume that it's an open relay!
Because Microsoft and ONLY Microsoft products came preinstalled on their PCs.
They are reasonable lazy to try to buy or download and _install_ Linux.
So they are not sheeps. If they can buy computer in regular computer stores with no OS or with choice of OS - situation will be much different...