Well, as it seems you mostly like the gui rather than the logs themselves; you need someone to whip up a clone for OS tools that allows for profiles of where logs are kept and displays them in a GUI similar to the windows one...
But when your SSN is associated with your name, people can use it to pretend to be you and sign up for other forms of ID that can be used and show up as black marks against you...
The reason that the XviD don't distribute binaries is that it would be illegal... the MPEG4 standard, IIRC, requires a costly license to distribute in binary form... This is one of the reason there was much excitement about the BBC's WIP video codec...
er... DivX is proprietary... I don't see anywhere on divx.com the source code available, for free or for purchase... They've got tools that will allow you to encode media with neat features and all, and other tools to allow you to watch it, but the internals are all controlled by DivX labs...
How about a defined directory structure within/etc with a simplified version of the registry for layout? You could still hand-modify the config files and copy them to another computer, or just backup particular configs with a simple cp the same as now...
If it's in-house, can't you use GPLed software for whatever you want? So long as you don't try to redistribute the in-house software(gratis or for payment) without the sourcecode, why would the GPL make any difference?
software will request the users permission to install.
If you change this instead to "Legitimate software will not attempt to install anything without user or administrator action"
The only problem I see with the removal tool requirements is with shared libraries... For the removal to work you'd need something like an installshield with the heuristics of modern Anti-Virus applications to determine which files should be associated with the program after installation...
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The phrase is "voila"
no
If it was in a country that didn't have english as an official language...
Stir-fried with lots of Goto sauce...
Well, as it seems you mostly like the gui rather than the logs themselves; you need someone to whip up a clone for OS tools that allows for profiles of where logs are kept and displays them in a GUI similar to the windows one...
CowboyNeal (or whoever the Australian equivalent is)
AborigiNeal?
I believe the article was actually about dual-core CPUs rather than dual CPU setups...
But when your SSN is associated with your name, people can use it to pretend to be you and sign up for other forms of ID that can be used and show up as black marks against you...
Yeah, as long as they don't upload anyway.. buncha leechers...
Yes, actually. Remember nmap vs SCO?
The reason that the XviD don't distribute binaries is that it would be illegal... the MPEG4 standard, IIRC, requires a costly license to distribute in binary form... This is one of the reason there was much excitement about the BBC's WIP video codec...
er... DivX is proprietary... I don't see anywhere on divx.com the source code available, for free or for purchase... They've got tools that will allow you to encode media with neat features and all, and other tools to allow you to watch it, but the internals are all controlled by DivX labs...
Which means it's proprietary...
Nah... if that were so it'd only be 1173 of the 900 developers that voted...and exactly 50%+1 vote for the challenger...
Go read Robert Heinlein's "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress"...
How about a defined directory structure within /etc with a simplified version of the registry for layout? You could still hand-modify the config files and copy them to another computer, or just backup particular configs with a simple cp the same as now...
If it's in-house, can't you use GPLed software for whatever you want? So long as you don't try to redistribute the in-house software(gratis or for payment) without the sourcecode, why would the GPL make any difference?
There's also Project Entropia...
Yeah? Well I'm patenting breathing while surfing the internet. So now you owe me money...
It's also a different feeling when working for a contest/bounty and a day job... This is a Good Thing (tm).
...people will stop downplaying social engineering?
And why does it matter what language the script used was in, unless there was some bug in a script on the webserver related to the script parser...
What I was saying is that the games produced after the buyout sucked... Not that games that were good before weren't good any longer.
Or it might give you one of those exploding bananas...