Sheesh! Learn the difference betwenn Meat Loaf and Leo Sayer for cryin' out loud!
And also please realize that Weird Al Yankovic is not the only artist who does parody and other funny songs! Every freakin' funny song it seems is labeled "Weird Al".
A logged in root user still can see your data in cleartext if the partition is mounted.
I was about to argue, then realized you're right. Oops. At first I thought you were saying root could mount the encrypted partition and read it, but you're saying root can read it as long as it's already mounted.
So this scheme does not work in a company where administrators scan your mounted partitions.
In that case, use that modified KNOPPIX that can use encrypted home drives, and no one has root access to your box. Or just do all your stuff at home.
Actually, I've discovered that my friends and family have quite a diverse selection of CDs that I don't have, and I can get consistent rips and naming when ripping their CDs myself.
I just got hold of a 20GiB MP3 player that acts as a USB drive. Very handy when visiting friends & family! Riiiiiiip!
(Intentionally didn't try to add words to make it a joke because it wouldn't have been funny then, either. Hey, at least now that I said it you won't get some AC troll using it in an even stupider joke, so there.)
If you go to multilevel logic (not just on/off) then you're necessarily going to have intermediate states which both conduct and have voltage across them. ..
I'm probably talking out of my ass here, but you've got to admit it's a great trick.
Couldn't the three states be no voltage, positive voltage and negative voltage--without an increase in power consumption?
Or perhaps the "weakened" worm could actually download the official patch for the vulnerability from the vendor, set up a tftp daemon and copy itself to the next vulnerable PC. You could even design it so it would spread faster than an actual worm might.
(If you think this is a good idea, read about Nachi)
ç (or ç) Is supposed to be the html code for a small "c" with a cedilla, but Slashdot allows very few codes. &, < and > are the only ones I know of that/. allows.
Please, Gnome developers, switch Cancel and Ok to a consistent Ok(LHS) and Cancel(RHS)... Please?!!!
Heh, that reminds me: I was cancelling an online subscription last night, and after verifying my password it gave me a summary screen of what I was doing and had two buttons : "Continue to Cancel" and "No, Do Not Cancel".
I printed it to PDF but haven't put it online yet.
Heh. I honestly can't imagine a company in the U.S. doing something like this.
Exactly, because U.S. companies are almost all for-profit, even many (most?) of the "nonprofit" ones.
Not to mention a lot of people would start screaming about communism and/or socialism which are still very bad words. I don't think they're even allowed to say them on TV, are they? That is unless it's refering to a country the administration wants to bomb.;-)
Just wanted to point out to the world that TV License paying Brits like myself pay for the BBC. Just something to keep in mind when you're downloading Red Dwarf season 3.
Cool, so I can just download from you directly then, right? What's your IP? Thanks dude.
As an non French living in Paris, this is soo good. Now we can finally watch some real TV here, instead of only 5 public channels of stupid quizzes and musical shows.
And Jerry Lewis movies. You have that, too, right?
Check their short shares. (Right column in the bottom table.) 5.5% of the outstanding shares are short right now; I don't think that's enough to squeeze. I've seen companies with 50%-60% of shares short.
Edit that slightly and send it to Microsoft: ----- Come on, if you're going to write an OS, do it right.
Don't use 20 predetermined machines from which to fetch updates; generate an unstructured network while you're spreading (remember who sued you, and trade alliances randomly).
Don't fetch and install any updates provided to you; use RSA signatures to verify that they are legitimate.
Don't use canned, easy to filter, subject lines in your email messages; borrow subject lines from your host's mail spool (optionally, do so with only a small probability -- let evolution determine which subject lines are the most effective).
In short: If you're going to release some software which you want to see on millions of machines around the world, try not to embarrass yourself.
wonder why we spend so little effort studying our oceans.
Deep sea diving doesn't get you laid like riding thousands of pounds of burning rocket fuel into LEO. I bet those astronauts live like Wilt Chamberlain when they're back on the ground.
Here's the output of an for Darl Mcbride. Perhaps we can use of these? "Damn, you pulled a 'red limb card' on that one!" Hmm, maybe not.
mcbride lard cradled brim climb red dar climb add err climb dad err crib dram del crib dram led crab mildred crab mild red calm bird red clam bird red calm bred rid clam bred rid cram bridled marc bridled cram bled rid marc bled rid cram bird del marc bird del marc bird led cram bird led cram bred lid marc bred lid clad brim red clad bred rim carl bred dim carl bred mid card limb red card brim del card brim led card bled rim card bird elm card bird mel carr bled dim carr bled mid carr bed mild dec brim lard dec barr mild arc bred mild car bred mild
Linux users expect everything to be free and in general dislike things they have to pay for.
Heh, you actually have a point there. Pay us like Capitalists but provide for us like Communists. But as far as a "direction" the "community" is moving I don't think there's a consensus.
I like staying away from the current direction that Linux is moving but I don't believe that the rest of the community necessarily believes that's the best way to go.
When people talk about where Linux is going like it's a bus (or bandwagon) I get confused. Who says Debian should be the Linux platform for mainstream commercial apps when MS is overthrown? (If any of that happens; I'm not saying it will.)
Talking about "the Linux community" is like trying to talk about "the Slashdot community"...people try to assign consensus opinions to each group but obviously there is none.
Slashdot Mirror
Sheesh! Learn the difference betwenn Meat Loaf and Leo Sayer for cryin' out loud!
.)
And also please realize that Weird Al Yankovic is not the only artist who does parody and other funny songs! Every freakin' funny song it seems is labeled "Weird Al".
(Not that I've ever used P2P or anything. . .
A logged in root user still can see your data in cleartext if the partition is mounted.
I was about to argue, then realized you're right. Oops. At first I thought you were saying root could mount the encrypted partition and read it, but you're saying root can read it as long as it's already mounted.
So this scheme does not work in a company where administrators scan your mounted partitions.
In that case, use that modified KNOPPIX that can use encrypted home drives, and no one has root access to your box. Or just do all your stuff at home.
Actually, I've discovered that my friends and family have quite a diverse selection of CDs that I don't have, and I can get consistent rips and naming when ripping their CDs myself.
I just got hold of a 20GiB MP3 player that acts as a USB drive. Very handy when visiting friends & family! Riiiiiiip!
And you can download the freedb database....
Two mommies.
(Intentionally didn't try to add words to make it a joke because it wouldn't have been funny then, either. Hey, at least now that I said it you won't get some AC troll using it in an even stupider joke, so there.)
If you go to multilevel logic (not just on/off) then you're necessarily going to have intermediate states which both conduct and have voltage across them. . .
I'm probably talking out of my ass here, but you've got to admit it's a great trick.
Couldn't the three states be no voltage, positive voltage and negative voltage--without an increase in power consumption?
By the way, the official name for Longhorn will be "Windows HC" (short for "Windows Hypochondriac")
Or perhaps the "weakened" worm could actually download the official patch for the vulnerability from the vendor, set up a tftp daemon and copy itself to the next vulnerable PC. You could even design it so it would spread faster than an actual worm might.
(If you think this is a good idea, read about Nachi)
ç (or ç) Is supposed to be the html code for a small "c" with a cedilla, but Slashdot allows very few codes. &, < and > are the only ones I know of that /. allows.
Plus ca change...
From your HSFTS:
Put a goatee on the "C" in "ca" and it means:
"The more things change..."
Because it wasn't taxed yet
What? You mean . . . . . . thingy?
Please, Gnome developers, switch Cancel and Ok to a consistent Ok(LHS) and Cancel(RHS)... Please?!!!
Heh, that reminds me: I was cancelling an online subscription last night, and after verifying my password it gave me a summary screen of what I was doing and had two buttons : "Continue to Cancel" and "No, Do Not Cancel".
I printed it to PDF but haven't put it online yet.
I can spell in Greek. All I have to do is change my font like SCO did, right?
Heh. I honestly can't imagine a company in the U.S. doing something like this.
;-)
Exactly, because U.S. companies are almost all for-profit, even many (most?) of the "nonprofit" ones.
Not to mention a lot of people would start screaming about communism and/or socialism which are still very bad words. I don't think they're even allowed to say them on TV, are they? That is unless it's refering to a country the administration wants to bomb.
Just wanted to point out to the world that TV License paying Brits like myself pay for the BBC. Just something to keep in mind when you're downloading Red Dwarf season 3.
Cool, so I can just download from you directly then, right? What's your IP? Thanks dude.
As an non French living in Paris, this is soo good. Now we can finally watch some real TV here, instead of only 5 public channels of stupid quizzes and musical shows.
And Jerry Lewis movies. You have that, too, right?
Check their short shares. (Right column in the bottom table.) 5.5% of the outstanding shares are short right now; I don't think that's enough to squeeze. I've seen companies with 50%-60% of shares short.
And the fact that another front page story says the downloaded program redirected people to a web site. People are funny.
Let's make up some more reasons:
Even gangstas need 1099's for their bling bling.
Edit that slightly and send it to Microsoft:
-----
Come on, if you're going to write an OS, do it right.
Don't use 20 predetermined machines from which to fetch updates; generate an unstructured network while you're spreading (remember who sued you, and trade alliances randomly).
Don't fetch and install any updates provided to you; use RSA signatures to verify that they are legitimate.
Don't use canned, easy to filter, subject lines in your email messages; borrow subject lines from your host's mail spool (optionally, do so with only a small probability -- let evolution determine which subject lines are the most effective).
In short: If you're going to release some software which you want to see on millions of machines around the world, try not to embarrass yourself.
What's the difference between a worm and a virus?
You see, a virus is what we doctors call
very very small. So small it could not possibly have made off with a
whole leg.
wonder why we spend so little effort studying our oceans.
Deep sea diving doesn't get you laid like riding thousands of pounds of burning rocket fuel into LEO. I bet those astronauts live like Wilt Chamberlain when they're back on the ground.
Here's the output of an for Darl Mcbride. Perhaps we can use of these? "Damn, you pulled a 'red limb card' on that one!" Hmm, maybe not.
mcbride lard
cradled brim
climb red dar
climb add err
climb dad err
crib dram del
crib dram led
crab mildred
crab mild red
calm bird red
clam bird red
calm bred rid
clam bred rid
cram bridled
marc bridled
cram bled rid
marc bled rid
cram bird del
marc bird del
marc bird led
cram bird led
cram bred lid
marc bred lid
clad brim red
clad bred rim
carl bred dim
carl bred mid
card limb red
card brim del
card brim led
card bled rim
card bird elm
card bird mel
carr bled dim
carr bled mid
carr bed mild
dec brim lard
dec barr mild
arc bred mild
car bred mild
Linux users expect everything to be free and in general dislike things they have to pay for.
Heh, you actually have a point there. Pay us like Capitalists but provide for us like Communists. But as far as a "direction" the "community" is moving I don't think there's a consensus.
Don't troll.
Isn't any blogger by definition a troll?
I like staying away from the current direction that Linux is moving but I don't believe that the rest of the community necessarily believes that's the best way to go.
When people talk about where Linux is going like it's a bus (or bandwagon) I get confused. Who says Debian should be the Linux platform for mainstream commercial apps when MS is overthrown? (If any of that happens; I'm not saying it will.)
Talking about "the Linux community" is like trying to talk about "the Slashdot community"...people try to assign consensus opinions to each group but obviously there is none.
Linux is a kernel, not a movement.