a solution ive used for python's lack of "use strict;" is to use dicts to store variables. granted im a newb coder and thats not a bullet proof method, but it normally allows me to detect mis-spelled variables. it also makes code more readable imho. cust_count = 6 vars["customer count"] = 6
If anything you just shouldn't shop at frys or any store that uses a database to track warranties / etc. The guy at the door IS NOT typing your info in after he sees it on your receipt, it goes into a database before its printed.
TV stations have done this various times. The people to sue are the people who paid / made the ad. How do you expect any company to keep track of the ALL the content they get AND their trademarks?
Re:The hole in our Apple theories
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Apple would lose their most valuable possession. Mindshare. They want people to think of well built quality systems, with emphasis on quality. This is the reason Rolls Royce doesn't make cars to compete with civics. If apple where to make OS X for x86 they'd lose the image they to try to project of having systems that just work (due to quality on lots of x86 hardware) . Apple may be a small fish, but it lives in a small pond where it IS the big fish. They keep that market and they'll live on just fine (and be happy with their products:) ) .
(this is not for users)
a good start is make a folder.txt in each folder you make. this file should have a description for the folder in it. to see all your folders and their content just do a search for "folder.txt" .
Your sig doesn't match your post.
Read the transcripts, it will take you less than 10 minutes, much less time than reading a book to become "intelligent" .
I second this statement Netscreens are: - easy to setup and you can get great support contrancts where they'll walk you thru it IF you can't set it up yourself. - easy to monitor , (daily email report of important stuff / syslog) - They just keep working and working and working
Now one thing I've found the netscreens do not handle well is heat. If you put one in a closet put a fan on it.
The headline says
"Phantom game console works, but does the company's business plan?"
yet I see no mention in the article of ANY mention of them testing wether it works. Also from the article
"Insignificant barrier to entry. Almost any smart sysadmin can figure out how to stream games and set up an ecommerce "try before you buy" online game delivery system,"
Granted they used the word smart with sysadmin but still not just anyone can make that, well legally.
IT Manager Journal such a reliable souce for gaming news! From what the article says they didn't play it. Also considering the fact that its not a publication that normally does gaming articles, id call it a hoax.
or as it was put in I,Robot
"*sneeze* , sorry im alergic to bullshit"
not sure if anyones posted this, but this is my guess on where microsoft's anti-virus technology is coming from. http://www.infoworld.com/article/03/06/11/H Nrav_1. html
if you want nice non scripted AI play far cry. The AI in the demo is not as good as the ai in the game. also there is a mod called aissmod ( i think. its 2:30 am or so) that improves the AI.
their devs communicate with the community alot more too, as in they're on the farcry irc channels and you can actually talk to them.
so yeah check out far cry.
You should check the documentary that the history channel did on that. A single native solider with cheap radio homing gear found him and got visual confirmation of him by seeing him in a window.
you can secure a linux server to a point, but the most important thing is logging and remote logging. instead of logging remotely over the network have a log box with a serial port or printer port. then just have an app that listens on that port and can only write new data to the logs. (true this application must be secure but it could be audited) this way even if the attacker knows your remotely logging all he can do is try to flood your log box with data. (you SHOULD have a script that monitors the free space on all your servers so you would get an alert)
Because some people have these things called laptops. These people like to transfer files from their laptops to their desktops remotely. Also sometimes people do work on their friends computer and like to transfer the files to their computer.
Re:Vision of security isnt as bad as ./ make it
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Security in C/c++ isn't that hard from what i've seen (of course i haven't seen much). One of th things i did upon learning c++ was to write my own string class that you initialized with a limit.
char1 *test;
test = new char1(10);
10 is the limit on what that char will carry so if you do this
test->set("testing this code");
test will be set to "testing thi"
It's really all about thinking of a solution for each with security in mind. doing stuff such as real time of encryption of passwords in memory etc
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a solution ive used for python's lack of "use strict;" is to use dicts to store variables. granted im a newb coder and thats not a bullet proof method, but it normally allows me to detect mis-spelled variables. it also makes code more readable imho.
cust_count = 6
vars["customer count"] = 6
If anything you just shouldn't shop at frys or any store that uses a database to track warranties / etc. The guy at the door IS NOT typing your info in after he sees it on your receipt, it goes into a database before its printed.
TV stations have done this various times. The people to sue are the people who paid / made the ad. How do you expect any company to keep track of the ALL the content they get AND their trademarks?
Apple would lose their most valuable possession. :) ) .
Mindshare.
They want people to think of well built quality systems, with emphasis on quality. This is the reason Rolls Royce doesn't make cars to compete with civics. If apple where to make OS X for x86 they'd lose the image they to try to project of having systems that just work (due to quality on lots of x86 hardware) . Apple may be a small fish, but it lives in a small pond where it IS the big fish. They keep that market and they'll live on just fine (and be happy with their products
Camcorder != computer
6 and 7b conflict each other.
(this is not for users) a good start is make a folder.txt in each folder you make. this file should have a description for the folder in it. to see all your folders and their content just do a search for "folder.txt" .
As offtopic as this is, whats a good python book?
You sir must play MUDs :)
Your sig doesn't match your post. Read the transcripts, it will take you less than 10 minutes.
Your sig doesn't match your post. Read the transcripts, it will take you less than 10 minutes, much less time than reading a book to become "intelligent" .
I've read and use both of those books as references. Good writing :) .
I second this statement Netscreens are :
- easy to setup and you can get great support contrancts where they'll walk you thru it IF you can't set it up yourself.
- easy to monitor , (daily email report of important stuff / syslog)
- They just keep working and working and working
Now one thing I've found the netscreens do not handle well is heat. If you put one in a closet put a fan on it.
The headline says
"Phantom game console works, but does the company's business plan?"
yet I see no mention in the article of ANY mention of them testing wether it works. Also from the article
"Insignificant barrier to entry. Almost any smart sysadmin can
figure out how to stream games and set up an ecommerce "try before you buy" online game delivery system,"
Granted they used the word smart with sysadmin but still not just anyone can make that, well legally.
IT Manager Journal such a reliable souce for gaming news! From what the article says they didn't play it. Also considering the fact that its not a publication that normally does gaming articles, id call it a hoax.
or as it was put in I,Robot
"*sneeze* , sorry im alergic to bullshit"
not sure if anyones posted this, but this is my guess on where microsoft's anti-virus technology is coming from.H Nrav_1. html
http://www.infoworld.com/article/03/06/11/
if you want nice non scripted AI play far cry. The AI in the demo is not as good as the ai in the game. also there is a mod called aissmod ( i think. its 2:30 am or so) that improves the AI. their devs communicate with the community alot more too, as in they're on the farcry irc channels and you can actually talk to them. so yeah check out far cry.
Comrade! Comrade! Whitespace is your friend.
You should check the documentary that the history channel did on that. A single native solider with cheap radio homing gear found him and got visual confirmation of him by seeing him in a window.
you can secure a linux server to a point, but the most important thing is logging and remote logging. instead of logging remotely over the network have a log box with a serial port or printer port. then just have an app that listens on that port and can only write new data to the logs. (true this application must be secure but it could be audited) this way even if the attacker knows your remotely logging all he can do is try to flood your log box with data. (you SHOULD have a script that monitors the free space on all your servers so you would get an alert)
Applying your attitude, you shouldn't be installing Freebsd because you can't make a custom install cd.
Because some people have these things called laptops. These people like to transfer files from their laptops to their desktops remotely. Also sometimes people do work on their friends computer and like to transfer the files to their computer.
Security in C /c++ isn't that hard from what i've seen (of course i haven't seen much). One of th things i did upon learning c++ was to write my own string class that you initialized with a limit.
char1 *test;
test = new char1(10);
10 is the limit on what that char will carry so if you do this
test->set("testing this code");
test will be set to "testing thi"
It's really all about thinking of a solution for each with security in mind. doing stuff such as real time of encryption of passwords in memory etc
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how did you get multiple sound cards working?