Yes, that's why most of the "Sanjay"s I see , drive around in BMWs, and Acuras, and Audis.
Seriously try finding a single "Sanjay" imported in US, who works for those wages.
American Evangelical churches have money to burn, and are mostly the ones, who are behind this sort of nonsense. This sort of stuff is happening in many other countries too, including India, China (albeit in deep secracy), and many other Asian/African countries.
And as a fellow Indian, let me correct you a bit....
Everyone's a racist. It's just human nature, not some deep rooted evil as it is made out to be by politically correct people.
+1, After having used linux daily for more than 14 years, I have recently ventured in to the BSD land. And I like it a lot.
If you've been playing in Linux land, and never bothered with any of the *BSD, do yourself a favor and install one of the BSDs in a VM. You'll not be disappointed.
Wow, ssh tunneling, and a few command line options , and screen, that's your ultimate SSH guide ?
I am impressed, not!
How about
- ssh master connection, for svn+ssh ?
- ssh agent forwarding
- opening ssh ports using knocking
- auto blacklisting with something like sshblack
I think the above are more advanced options than the ones mentioned in the article, no ?
Sigh, redundancy and backup are two completely different things. Don't believe me, delete a file from one of your dropbox synced PC, and see that file disappear from all the dropbox sync PC, when those PCs sync up.
What's with all the negative comments ?
My initial impression seems to be, this is very fast as compared to 7.0.1. Good work Firefox team, some of us still appreciate your hard work.
Now only if my company would switch from the horrible HP Quality Center to Jira, I would be set.
When I first started learning Pascal, I had a real hard time wrapping my head around the concept of a Pointer, and struggled with pointers and related concepts like linked-lists etc. throught out the time I had to use Pascal. I was using the Schaum's book on Pascal.
But under 'C' it felt somehow very natural and easy to understand, never had a problem with 'C' pointers, and data structures. R.I.P. DMR, your book really opened my eyes to the wonderful world of computing.
Who modded this insightful ?
As if every single person in the world has a unique name, that they can trademark and sue everyone else for using it without their consent...(unless you're named parah salin of course), Secondly are you supposed to monitor all social networking websites to check if some one else is using the same name as yours.
A lot of commercial software installations on Unix require a X session.
e.g. Oracle.
Not that I am condoning using X on servers, but sometimes it's a necessary evil.
Secondly if you have memory overhead issues due to a few X sessions, may be it's time you took a good look at your infrastructure and consider an upgrade of equipment.
About the only downside is that there aren't current C# or Java bindings for it.
Umm... Qtjambi (QT's Java bindings) has been available for ages, although recently Nokia transferred the ownership to community, but from the looks of it, the community is very active and the releases are on track.
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Hindi is a language, Hinduism is the religion I think you meant. Hindi is spoken by many (not all) Indians, regardless of their religion.
I don't know whether to laugh or to weep. We really do need a 'Funny but Insightful and tragic' Mod.
In Soviet Russia, satellites launch you, with help from Indian Tech support ?
You do realize that they were the ones who sold MySQL to Oracle in the first place, right ?
As a tech lead, that's the only mandate I've in place for our team. Always use joda time. ALWAYS.
Yes, that's why most of the "Sanjay"s I see , drive around in BMWs, and Acuras, and Audis. Seriously try finding a single "Sanjay" imported in US, who works for those wages.
Not just a role model for kids in USA, but all through out the world.
For once here we have a true world hero.
A million thanks Mr. Armstrong.
The only thing theyre "behind" in India / China is evangelism. Theyre not exactly the sorts of countries where you come out and say "hey Im a Christian"; the government and culture tend to look rather poorly on it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Indian_Christians#Government_and_Politics
American Evangelical churches have money to burn, and are mostly the ones, who are behind this sort of nonsense. This sort of stuff is happening in many other countries too, including India, China (albeit in deep secracy), and many other Asian/African countries.
Atheist will twist theory to fit facts, and theist will rather twist facts to fit theories. Where does materialism come in to picture ?
And as a fellow Indian, let me correct you a bit....
Everyone's a racist. It's just human nature, not some deep rooted evil as it is made out to be by politically correct people.
If you've been playing in Linux land, and never bothered with any of the *BSD, do yourself a favor and install one of the BSDs in a VM. You'll not be disappointed.
Keepass is opensource, if a backdoor existed, it would have been found out , reported , and closed for good. That's what open source is good at.
I am impressed, not!
How about
- ssh master connection, for svn+ssh ?
- ssh agent forwarding
- opening ssh ports using knocking
- auto blacklisting with something like sshblack
I think the above are more advanced options than the ones mentioned in the article, no ?
And replace him with an even more draconian one ?
Sigh, redundancy and backup are two completely different things. Don't believe me, delete a file from one of your dropbox synced PC, and see that file disappear from all the dropbox sync PC, when those PCs sync up.
My initial impression seems to be, this is very fast as compared to 7.0.1. Good work Firefox team, some of us still appreciate your hard work.
Now only if my company would switch from the horrible HP Quality Center to Jira, I would be set.
But under 'C' it felt somehow very natural and easy to understand, never had a problem with 'C' pointers, and data structures. R.I.P. DMR, your book really opened my eyes to the wonderful world of computing.
Who modded this insightful ?
As if every single person in the world has a unique name, that they can trademark and sue everyone else for using it without their consent...(unless you're named parah salin of course), Secondly are you supposed to monitor all social networking websites to check if some one else is using the same name as yours.
My only problem with Everything is that the at every boot I have to click YES on the UAC prompt. Really annoying.
A lot of commercial software installations on Unix require a X session. e.g. Oracle. Not that I am condoning using X on servers, but sometimes it's a necessary evil. Secondly if you have memory overhead issues due to a few X sessions, may be it's time you took a good look at your infrastructure and consider an upgrade of equipment.
No but it counterpoints fox news very nicely.
Umm... Qtjambi (QT's Java bindings) has been available for ages, although recently Nokia transferred the ownership to community, but from the looks of it, the community is very active and the releases are on track.
Good , now also block those annoying facebook invite emails and I'm a happy camper
You mean HTC G2 ?