I'm thinking white hat, but perhaps grey hat in a technical sense. I think that he was performing ethically, and shouldn't have been reprimanded, let alone fired. He deserves this judgment.
Alright then, you can pay for one satellite for each potential person or airplane that is using it (remember, a satellite can only repeat one signal at a time).
Lemme do the math. Now I might be wrong, but that sounds a lot like a couple hundred million dollars. Would you like to make monthly installments?
Also, on another note, satellites are frequently affected by solar flares and geomagnetic storms, which means that satellites could be useless when we need them the most.
Why did this paper get published, when Diebold could have filed for an injunction under the DMCA, preventing people from finding out that their system is insecure?:/
Actually, when Microsoft first bought Hotmail, they were running Solaris. Microsoft tried to move the systems over to Windows NT, but the systems couldn't handle the high stress of millions of users logging in at once - they promptly moved back to Solaris. Don't know when they moved to POMS (Piece of Microsoft S***) software...
gcc is cross-platform, can cross-compile to different platforms, and for those who feel the need to use Windows, gcc has been ported, to the ever-popular development suite called DJGPP.
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"Spider/Diff, Spider/Diff, :)
Doing the things that Spider/Diff can;
What's he like? It's not important...
Spider/Diff."
Try NX. It's free edition will do what you need just fine, and provides persistent X11 connections. www.nomachine.com
I'm thinking white hat, but perhaps grey hat in a technical sense. I think that he was performing ethically, and shouldn't have been reprimanded, let alone fired. He deserves this judgment.
I play a 12-string, you insensitive clod !
Consider yourself lucky. Imagine having only 4.52 KB/sec.
... before Jack Thompson files some frivolous lawsuit? "Think of the children!" :P
Don't give them any ideas !
50 bucks for a working E450. American. :)
File -> Properties -> Statistics tab There's a perfectly functional word count.
Alright then, you can pay for one satellite for each potential person or airplane that is using it (remember, a satellite can only repeat one signal at a time).
Lemme do the math. Now I might be wrong, but that sounds a lot like a couple hundred million dollars. Would you like to make monthly installments?
Also, on another note, satellites are frequently affected by solar flares and geomagnetic storms, which means that satellites could be useless when we need them the most.
Now see how much we depend on HF spectrum?
Why did this paper get published, when Diebold could have filed for an injunction under the DMCA, preventing people from finding out that their system is insecure? :/
Actually, when Microsoft first bought Hotmail, they were running Solaris. Microsoft tried to move the systems over to Windows NT, but the systems couldn't handle the high stress of millions of users logging in at once - they promptly moved back to Solaris. Don't know when they moved to POMS (Piece of Microsoft S***) software...
You make that sound like a bad thing.
/me is confused.
Well, it looks like terrorists are gonna be the first to see the source... :/
Let Sierra rest in peace.
I guess I should expect to see DEFUNCT under Sierra's status on Home of the Underdogs.
Try to imagine Kings Quest for X-Box...
Next objective - make id software release Quake III for Tru64 UNIX on Alpha, or OpenVMS. Think there's a market?
Read the page for DJGPP - true, it is written for DOS, but for it works on all 32-bit versions of Windows.
gcc is cross-platform, can cross-compile to different platforms, and for those who feel the need to use Windows, gcc has been ported, to the ever-popular development suite called DJGPP.
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DJGPP