SessionSaver does that and also allows to save and name the current open tabs for later access.
The only problem I have with it, is that it replaces all windows and tabs when restoring a session.
Re:Slowing down dictionary attacks
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1. Run sshd on a different port. The scripts won't find you there. I don't like this option, because it requires me to specify the alternative port every time i ssh, scp, rsync, or svn. It's still about the easiest and most effective method.
No need to specify the port every time on the comand line. Edit one of/etc/ssh_config,/etc/ssh/ssh_config or ~/.ssh/config, and add the configuration:
Host *
Port new_port
That changes the default for every host, so you'll probably decide to define only for your hosts (Host myhost).
Don't forget that there's more to Direct X than Direct 3D. Doom 3 does use Direct X. (Well, I'm assuming it does as quake3 did require Direct X 7. I don't have a Doom 3 copy yet.:))
The requirement for Direct X 9 should be more for a easy way to figure if your graphics card supports the OpenGL extensions Doom 3 requires, as others have posted.
Re FX 5200, that graphics card *is* Direct X 9 compliant, but its performance sucks...
Duke officials said the iPod distribution is part of a pilot program between Duke and Apple Computer, Inc. that will be evaluated after a year. Duke is paying for the project with strategic planning funds that it has set aside for one-time innovative technology purposes. The total cost of the project is expected to reach $500,000, which includes hiring an academic computing specialist for the project, grant funding for faculty, associated research costs and the purchase of the iPods, which Apple is providing to Duke at a discount.
And even if Apple decided to give the iPods for free, it would still cost them money. How much would cost Microsoft to give 1,650 licenses of Windows and/or Office?
Finally, the iPod is usuable under other plataforms than Apple's.
Sure, some script kiddies won't bother to check the version of the daemons. Some don't even bother to check if it's the same software or OS!
And I wouldn't put past some to just use every exploit they have on a target machine, no matter how old or for what services or operating system they are.
And a dedicated attacker would have an easy target.
But anyway, nothing stops anyone from installing those old distributions and then update the software to a more secure version. Kernel 2.0.x and 2.2.x are still maintained, and new packages, lighter and more secure than the old ones, have appeared.
I've experienced a similar situation. The problem was probably due to my using UTF-8 in my system, as starting gnumeric prefixed with LANG=C fixes that.
This in a RedHat 9 system, using gnumeric 1.0.12 as shipped from RedHat.
"apple computer" brings www.apple.com as the FIRST link
So does just "apple". And that's their complaint.
It isn't easy to form a search query resulting in a first page without apple products. Even "apple -computer -hardware -newton" results in apple backgrounds.
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The only problem I have with it, is that it replaces all windows and tabs when restoring a session.
No need to specify the port every time on the comand line. Edit one of /etc/ssh_config, /etc/ssh/ssh_config or ~/.ssh/config, and add the configuration:
Host *
Port new_port
That changes the default for every host, so you'll probably decide to define only for your hosts (Host myhost).
That's the policy already defined at OO.org on Jun 2004: http://council.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?lis t=agenda&msgNo=118
For tcp traffic? Not really, unless all traffic between the forged IP address and the destination goes through the sending machine.
This, however, only requires interest and intervention from paid security officers working for the company.
Don't forget that Linux, the kernel, is in itself a server application.
What kernel version are you using? Every time I tried the execution failed with -EPERM on the mmap syscal.
Don't forget that there's more to Direct X than Direct 3D. Doom 3 does use Direct X. (Well, I'm assuming it does as quake3 did require Direct X 7. I don't have a Doom 3 copy yet. :))
The requirement for Direct X 9 should be more for a easy way to figure if your graphics card supports the OpenGL extensions Doom 3 requires, as others have posted.
Re FX 5200, that graphics card *is* Direct X 9 compliant, but its performance sucks...
And even if Apple decided to give the iPods for free, it would still cost them money. How much would cost Microsoft to give 1,650 licenses of Windows and/or Office?
Finally, the iPod is usuable under other plataforms than Apple's.
And some people that Red Hat is more than x86. :)
Yes, but nothing forbids to use macros that expand to nothing or optimized versions of those functions when a pointer isn't needed.
On my glibc:
Obviously, you do not.
./bash: error while loading shared libraries: ./bash: failed to map segment from shared object: Operation not permitted
Only if foo is a shell script
And has been backported to the 2.4 series (at 2.4.19 or before).
Regards,
lmfr
So wherever there's a pc, I can use my own system. And I've still to find a pc unable to boot linux.
Regards.
Sure, some script kiddies won't bother to check the version of the daemons. Some don't even bother to check if it's the same software or OS!
And I wouldn't put past some to just use every exploit they have on a target machine, no matter how old or for what services or operating system they are.
And a dedicated attacker would have an easy target.
But anyway, nothing stops anyone from installing those old distributions and then update the software to a more secure version. Kernel 2.0.x and 2.2.x are still maintained, and new packages, lighter and more secure than the old ones, have appeared.
Regards,
Luciano Rocha
I also miss the advanced tools: allow cookies from this site, etc.
Regards
This in a RedHat 9 system, using gnumeric 1.0.12 as shipped from RedHat.
/etc/postfix/main.cf: inet_interfaces = all
Bluetooth isn't part of the specification, though most brands include it in the higher models.
Regards.
I was just trying to show that "apple", that common people associate with a fruit, returns mostly pages related to that company.
So does just "apple". And that's their complaint.
It isn't easy to form a search query resulting in a first page without apple products. Even "apple -computer -hardware -newton" results in apple backgrounds.
They present me with a price that includes s&h, customs and taxes. For some things, it is cheaper to buy from the US.
It's limited to a few shops, though.