Now as an added bonus, look in your/bin directory and tell us which scripts have suid turned on. Now look for the suid bit on every file in your filesystem.
It won't be very easy to find the programs without a 'find' command.
Considering that it's OS X we are talking about, find is already there.
sudo find / -perm -6000 -ls
Will give you your list, not sure how many actually show up, I'll have to check when I get back in front of a Mac.
Ever wonder what happens when you drop a Google ad? Your sites completely disappear from the Google search results.
I don't know if that's true. We ran ads with Google for a while and decided that there are changes that need to be made on my end to make that a profitable choice.
We have always ranked very high for specific product name searches first page if not first result, until a recent tweak on Google, now they are around page 4. The generic terms for us are pretty competitive and we haven't focused on those yet, so we basically don't exist there.
Now I do list on froogle, but I doubt that has anything to do with it.
Of course with anything controlled by a third party, Your Mileage Will Vary.
The problem with using a color name in your class definitions is about 2 minutes before the site is complete they decide all the blue stuff should be green and now you have blue that's really green.
Name them for what they are, not what they look like. Somewhere down the road you'll be glad you did.;)
...left me wondering the same thing: Can you turn it off, or is play always random?
"With Play in Order mode, you manage the music. If things take a turn for the predictable, never fear. Turn iPod shuffle over, flip the slider to Shuffle and mix on the go."
From the "DJ Your Day paragraph" on the iPod Shuffle page
The iPod's image is a small object that is stylish, easy to use, and has enough space for your music. Through doing BS like this, they are destroying that image that has been so successful. The only advantage of having a phone that plays music purchased from Apple's music store is the fact that people will be buying their ringtones from Apple instead of the service provider. Of course, you will end up with people who think this crap is really 'schweet' and they will use their iPhones to play music extremely loudly from the phone's crappy built-in speakers.
uhh, Maybe it will be a phone with a hard disk that will be able to play FairPlay encrypted files.
Or if you prefer, an iPod that has a phone in it.
If all it did was play AAC ringtones I don't know that Apple would waste the ink on a contract with Motorola.
If I can remove one more item from my pocket, it's a win. Although personally my keys annoy me more than anything else.
It won't hurt the site any more than it would hurt if you just clicked on nothing. And they'll get a few pennies or whatever in the meantime.
While that sounds right with a quick glance, in reality it would/should go a little like this...
Scenario #1, clicking on the ad to fund the site and not going any further. Marketing geek #1: Man all of the traffic from site X has a horrible bounce rate (one page visits). Marketing geek #2: I say we pull the plug. Marketing geek #1: Yeah, that makes sense.
Scenario #2, not clicking on the ad at all. Marketing geek #1: We don't seem to be getting a response from our ads on site X... Marketing geek #2: Let's look at their demographics again and see if we aren't using the wrong creative and make some adjustments.
It wouldn't even need to display them. Just issue the right http GET commands, and not even listen for the result.
By doing this you will ultimately hurt the site you think you are helping.
When the advertisers look at their ROI and see that all of the traffic from site x is crap, they will pull the ads and the site you were trying to help will need to find another method to support itself.
Looks more like a vulnerability in Slashcode to me...
Yeah, that was my first thought, then I tried it on my PowerBook which I use for development. It works on any file found under docroot, including.htaccess and it doesn't have to be the OS X install of Apache, I build my own and it works.
I'll provide the link that the very helpful AC posted below in case it doesn't get modded up as I think people should see it.
Fink is nice, but it tends to make something of a mess. Even worse, that mess is mixed in with your current files, making it difficult to clean up later.
Umm, not to sound like an ass, but...
1) Launch Terminal.app 2) sudo rm -rf/sw 3) Fink is nothing but a memory;)
...and it's stupid. It's insulting to the hard work by the Gentoo folks, and ignorant to imply that
From a gentoo user... Gentoo in theory is very nice, Gentoo in practice is a cluster fuck. I can't tell you how many times a package upgrade has broken something like a mail server. Fuck, seriously, get the permissions worked out before you let a package loose. Or not just dropping a kernel package because nobody knew how to maintain the previous gs-sources package when the original maintainer went "on leave".
Nevermind that fact that qmail-scanner and Spamassassin are out of date... (actually qmail-scanner may be up to date)
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How aggressively backwards compatible? It has been my understanding that a LOT of stuff written under PHP4 will not work under PHP5 without significant rewrites, and that there are no intentions of adding in that back capability. I have not yet seriously tried using PHP5 as yet largely because of this. Can you clarify?
I will, however say that I would gladly give up the left nuts of all those within 100 miles of me for a version of FireFox that had what this Google Fangirl thinks would be the Alpha and Omega of browsers.
After reading your blog, I find that statement to be extremely funny.
I'm also burnt out on the brushed metal look, the costly updates and dodgy performance unless your willing to fork out big $$$
like others have said.. until there is a "white box" or generic - i can't afford the upgrade game and after my experimenting around i won't bother until prices come down on more capable OSX systems.
I want a workstation to learn from, experiment with and have fun on - not necessarily just to look cool on my desk
I'll agree with you on the Brushed Metal look.
What upgrade cycle are you referring to, the OS upgrade every ~18 months? You don't have to do it, although eventually you will become unsupported. The up side is OS X generally gets more responsive with each new paid release.
You can get a dual 1.8 with 1G RAM for $2200, it's not cheap but that machine is going to last a very long time. Just don't buy the memory from Apple
I want a workstation to allow me to get work done, I don't want to spend time fighting with my machine. In 2 years on OS X I have never had a problem and I can do everything I need to do for work with the exception of printing UPS labels to the Thermal printer.
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Problem solved. Having that pref checked is asking for trouble. You can drop whatever you want in my downloads, I'll open it myself when I'm ready.
Disclaimer: I am not running Tiger, so this may not be 100% correct.
Umm, I'd care... I would need to find a new editor as one of the requirements for jEdit would be goatse.
;)
And quite frankly that's enough to make me use emacs, but i can't remember if OS X runs on emacs
Actually, if you order it before end of day today (2005-04-27), you can get the Dell 20" 16:10 for $486. That's a tough price to beat.
oops, yeah you are right.
Considering that it's OS X we are talking about, find is already there.Will give you your list, not sure how many actually show up, I'll have to check when I get back in front of a Mac.
We have always ranked very high for specific product name searches first page if not first result, until a recent tweak on Google, now they are around page 4. The generic terms for us are pretty competitive and we haven't focused on those yet, so we basically don't exist there.
Now I do list on froogle, but I doubt that has anything to do with it.
Of course with anything controlled by a third party, Your Mileage Will Vary.
The problem with using a color name in your class definitions is about 2 minutes before the site is complete they decide all the blue stuff should be green and now you have blue that's really green.
;)
Name them for what they are, not what they look like. Somewhere down the road you'll be glad you did.
From the "DJ Your Day paragraph" on the iPod Shuffle page
Warning: Unterminated comment starting line 4 ;)
Very nice, but you missed one...
Your computers uptime is directly proportionate to...
Well, except for when the Santa Ana's blow, then it blows all that crap back into the South Bay, you're welcome ;)
This type of info has been available for many Metro areas in the US for quite a while from the Travel Advisory News Network.
Of course if you live in the L.A. area, you know that traffic sucks unless it's between 3:00 AM and 4:30 AM on Wednesdays.
Or if you prefer, an iPod that has a phone in it.
If all it did was play AAC ringtones I don't know that Apple would waste the ink on a contract with Motorola.
If I can remove one more item from my pocket, it's a win. Although personally my keys annoy me more than anything else.
YMMV.
Scenario #1, clicking on the ad to fund the site and not going any further.
Marketing geek #1: Man all of the traffic from site X has a horrible bounce rate (one page visits).
Marketing geek #2: I say we pull the plug.
Marketing geek #1: Yeah, that makes sense.
Scenario #2, not clicking on the ad at all.
Marketing geek #1: We don't seem to be getting a response from our ads on site X...
Marketing geek #2: Let's look at their demographics again and see if we aren't using the wrong creative and make some adjustments.
When the advertisers look at their ROI and see that all of the traffic from site x is crap, they will pull the ads and the site you were trying to help will need to find another method to support itself.
I'll provide the link that the very helpful AC posted below in case it doesn't get modded up as I think people should see it.
More info here.
Take a look at Proteus, you might like it, it was my Trillian replacement when I left Windows.
1) Launch Terminal.app
2) sudo rm -rf
3) Fink is nothing but a memory
Nevermind that fact that qmail-scanner and Spamassassin are out of date... (actually qmail-scanner may be up to date)
Time to look at FreeBSD again.
The biggest issues I can forsee is if you currently use some of the new keywords in your old code. (but I haven't messed with PHP5 yet)
What upgrade cycle are you referring to, the OS upgrade every ~18 months? You don't have to do it, although eventually you will become unsupported. The up side is OS X generally gets more responsive with each new paid release.
You can get a dual 1.8 with 1G RAM for $2200, it's not cheap but that machine is going to last a very long time. Just don't buy the memory from Apple
I want a workstation to allow me to get work done, I don't want to spend time fighting with my machine. In 2 years on OS X I have never had a problem and I can do everything I need to do for work with the exception of printing UPS labels to the Thermal printer.