By Computer College i mean a college that is 100% specialized on computer eductation, not providing anything else:-)
>A) Make him write the damn program himself...he >could even ask his professor for help since he's at >a "computer college." Well, it was his first year, they hadn't gotten that far in network programming yet.
>B) Explain to him that you can TURN OFF the damn >service...which is probably what whomever you sent >600 messages to did. There is no way to do anything when you receive a popup every 5 seconds. You can't type w/o loosing window focus. Makes disabling it rather difficult don't you think?
Why use a commercial RAD-tool on a system that virtually SCREAMS develop-me and hands out free tools to do so? Nobody needs kylix. (If you got the skills to develop in Linux, you're way past RAD-tools)
I wrote this really amusing application a time ago, it listened to the ports used for MS win msg, and if it received a valid message, it replied once every 5 seconds, 600 times with the same message + the text "\nQuit spamming ffs!". Quite efficient.
Why? Well, my son is a student at a computer college, and he was sickin tired of people thinking that broadcasting MS windows messenger popus was fun, so he asked me for a tool to repent the spammers.
>"In August, 1.4 million households deleted all music files, whereas prior to August, deletions were at much lower levels, according to Port Washington, New York-based NPD on Wednesday."
;; I dont even see why this is news. No code is perfect, especially at the OS level. If you think about it abstractly, what gates is saying is that security should be layered, so you have multiple filters protecting you.
If window crashes, you reboot, and then it's fixed. This happens fairly often, once a week or so.
If XFree86 crashes, your entire computer freezes up and you have to ssh into the box to X11 it (alt. reboot). This happens like once every 5 years. But still, it is quite some mess to get youself out of, especially when you're fighting a war.
My question is: did the data arrive safely? To burst data in high speed is one thing, to make the data actually arrive OK is something completely different.
Why won't they just attatch a big sign saying "Hey! My name is foo bar, i'm working at foo doing bar, my homephone is +0160003960132, my political oppinions are foobar" to your back?
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It kinda makes you wonder if aurora has any affect on the beam. (If that is the case, what would have happend during these recent solar outbursts?)
Toasted pidgeon? anyone?
By Computer College i mean a college that is 100% specialized on computer eductation, not providing anything else :-)
>A) Make him write the damn program himself...he >could even ask his professor for help since he's at >a "computer college."
Well, it was his first year, they hadn't gotten that far in network programming yet.
>B) Explain to him that you can TURN OFF the damn >service...which is probably what whomever you sent >600 messages to did.
There is no way to do anything when you receive a popup every 5 seconds. You can't type w/o loosing window focus. Makes disabling it rather difficult don't you think?
Why use a commercial RAD-tool on a system that virtually SCREAMS develop-me and hands out free tools to do so? Nobody needs kylix. (If you got the skills to develop in Linux, you're way past RAD-tools)
I wrote this really amusing application a time ago, it listened to the ports used for MS win msg, and if it received a valid message, it replied once every 5 seconds, 600 times with the same message + the text "\nQuit spamming ffs!". Quite efficient.
Why? Well, my son is a student at a computer college, and he was sickin tired of people thinking that broadcasting MS windows messenger popus was fun, so he asked me for a tool to repent the spammers.
>"In August, 1.4 million households deleted all music files, whereas prior to August, deletions were at much lower levels, according to Port Washington, New York-based NPD on Wednesday."
A collective outbureak of full harddrives?
Have you seriously _ever_ clicked on a banner?
1.You develop an immunity versus the virus?
2.The virus evolves and start eating healthy cells instead?
It's called "100Mbit optic broadband".
I see a TV-show i like? *click* *click* *typetypetype* *click* *few minutes mintues* *done* *watch*
News? Slashdot.
;; I dont even see why this is news. No code is perfect, especially at the OS level. If you think about it abstractly, what gates is saying is that security should be layered, so you have multiple filters protecting you.
/* Is perfect */
while(1);
;; Then we can have a little shark icon that displays next to our username.
You forgot the lasers...
I can hear SCO's next arguments in my head
"The Free Software Foundation eats children!"
If window crashes, you reboot, and then it's fixed. This happens fairly often, once a week or so.
If XFree86 crashes, your entire computer freezes up and you have to ssh into the box to X11 it (alt. reboot). This happens like once every 5 years. But still, it is quite some mess to get youself out of, especially when you're fighting a war.
Ever tried xneko?
Well, in the case of foo*0=5, foo has to be inf.
X=OS product
Y=Microsoft product
X * (inf) = Y
"He goes on to describe such a filesystem as the 'holy grail' that is sought by developers"
And i thought AI was the holy grail! Damnit!
My question is: did the data arrive safely? To burst data in high speed is one thing, to make the data actually arrive OK is something completely different.
So, what happens when it gets cloudy?
Or something else that vexes me even more greatly; will it be able to fly in london? (fog).
Porn: Roughly 5 000 000 hits on google
Google: Roughly 70 000 000 hits on google.
Goolge is bigger than pr0n? Hmm, something _must_ be wrong.
Well, there goes sending mails from "stray" IPs. (domainless ones).
Yeah, it violates the DMCA to make boxes out of tinfoil.
Why won't they just attatch a big sign saying "Hey! My name is foo bar, i'm working at foo doing bar, my homephone is +0160003960132, my political oppinions are foobar" to your back?
But you must be aware that most users don't register.
You are not reading me clearly. I'm asking how many of the desktop users who conveted to Linux who previously used Windoze. That is like 90%.