Honest question: Has there ever been an exploit of a double free (or similar) bug? I see how it is a problem (I've segfaulted more than once because of it), but how does one inject and run code using it?
Well, Stallman is definitly root. That, we can all agree on. I bet Brown would see Stallman as being mean. And look at those clothes! He's square, alright!
We did this in a signal processing project, where we scanned old recordings and extracted the music. We tried Wiener fitlerning, but settled on spectral subtraction. Listen in. The problem is (as an anonymous coward so wisely pointed out) that you inevitably remove some of the wanted signal as well.
"Turn the rings to the maximum, and construct the word 'flax'."
Flax means either "luck" or "flap," as in "flap one's wings." I'm not familiar with the quote, but apparently it's from a 70s comic series called Bobo.
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Honest question: Has there ever been an exploit of a double free (or similar) bug? I see how it is a problem (I've segfaulted more than once because of it), but how does one inject and run code using it?
That'll bite you in the ass as well, at least in languages other than English. Three perfectly valid sentences in Swedish, that Word cringes on:
Of course it does, it's cached! ;-)
I think the point of the legal system was to protect the right from the wrong. Right and wrong, however, changes.
I think they're leeching the servers and installing all the good computer parts in their to-be Doom III boxen.
Enlarge your p3n1s... or get snipped! Well, then you'd really need the enlargement.
I think you're thinking of "Who wants to be a millionaire?" There was a documentary about it called Millionaire: A Major Fraud.
Windows NT started at 3.0. We all know why, but in theory, could that count as skipping two versions?
Well, as opposed to the ones who think black is a color.
Visby is the capital of Gotland, which is an island off the east coast of Sweden where the (historic) Goths lived. In case you wondered.
Well, Stallman is definitly root. That, we can all agree on. I bet Brown would see Stallman as being mean. And look at those clothes! He's square, alright!
I think I'll call it a fancy cheese sandwich.
It all makes sence now.
Why bother testing gravity? We all know heavy objects fall faster than light ones.
Why bother testing astrology? We all know fate is written in the stars, and astrologists are the only ones who can read it.
It's a tool for registering mafia members' activities.
We did this in a signal processing project, where we scanned old recordings and extracted the music. We tried Wiener fitlerning, but settled on spectral subtraction. Listen in. The problem is (as an anonymous coward so wisely pointed out) that you inevitably remove some of the wanted signal as well.
Hey! Even though new songs don't pop up as often as they used to, there still are a lot of old ones that are worth listening to.
Who uses... pff :)
"Turn the rings to the maximum, and construct the word 'flax'."
Flax means either "luck" or "flap," as in "flap one's wings." I'm not familiar with the quote, but apparently it's from a 70s comic series called Bobo.
This will probably yield a fan-club and an annual parade in my name, but...
I guess you don't see the ones that really do get modded down, because they rest peacefully under your threshold.
We're talking hard drives here, not RAM. A terabyte is 1000 gigabytes. It's sad, but true.
More like "free as in coffee."
Especially since Twain didn't even coin it; he just quoted it in his autobiography. The grandparent might wanna google for Benjamin Disraeli.
A beowulf cluster of wives!
the youngest (2 3/4) is in love with Woody
Toddlers hacking Debian? Wow, the new installer must be really good (or, more likely, your kids are ubergeeks).
Which track? One of the Calypsos? No, must be that 47 minute New Age thingy...