Now that I'm getting PHP under my belt, do I have any reason to learn C? Isn't it Ruby time? Shouldn't everyone go LAMP beginner programmer or otherwise?
I cannot make up my mind about this guy. I like this move, I hate his anti-online gambling moves. And then I saw him on CNBC's Mad Money with what's-his-name and he seemed like an aimeable dude. So,
Snort is a libpcap-based packet sniffer/logger which can be used as a
lightweight network intrusion detection system. It features rules
based logging and can perform content searching/matching in addition
to being used to detect a variety of other attacks and probes, such
as buffer overflows, stealth port scans, CGI attacks, SMB probes, and
much more. Snort has a real-time alerting capability, with alerts being
sent to syslog, a separate "alert" file, or even to a Windows computer
via Samba.
With netfilter, you can do the following:
What can I do with netfilter/iptables?
* build internet firewalls based on stateless and stateful packet filtering
* use NAT and masquerading for sharing internet access if you don't have enough public IP addresses
* use NAT to implement transparent proxies
* aid the tc and iproute2 systems used to build sophisticated QoS and policy routers
* do further packet manipulation (mangling) like altering the TOS/DSCP/ECN bits of the IP header
Though a competitor may try to make advances against google with revampments, Google's already got the golden brand and in this industry the guy who's at the top stays there as people feel more comfortable using what everyone else uses... what's established. They're not going anywhere, move along.
I'd like to learn Ruby. Where's a good place to start for a beginner familiar with some php -- online tutorials or a particular book? How about a website that shows off what the language can do? Thanks!
It should not be forgotten when convenient that the Supreme Court's role is limited to combing through the constitutionality of a past ruling. Roe v Wade being the "Law of the Land" is a misnomer. In this case, it seems that one part of the government established by the legislature made a ridiculous choice that doesn't pass the laugh test, but that's the legislature's job to fix, not the Court's.
Not necessarily so. I've been here for years, and when once in a while a both pro-Windows and anti-Linux post gets written intelligently with sources or well-recounted personal anecdotes to back up otherwise flagrant conjecture, the mods can tell and they will generally give it points as it deserves.
I find that xt, visual xtraceroute, only knows the geographical location of one in twenty hops. This thing which is an online visual traceroute somehow does a lot better.
FYI, Google made it to the S&P 500 which, in addition to being a good milestone itself, means many mutual funds must purchase their stock which is at the moment is back in business.
You'd think that websites would only link to sites they found interesting (or I suppose were paid to link). People just don't head for these nefarious sites unreferred. So how do these sites get hits? Are they Good sites that have just been compromised?
My LAMP running Gallery in cached mode gets 11.5 reqs/sec tops running on a 1.7 celeron with 512 ram. If the only variable I changed was the chip to this new sucker, how many reqs/sec might I be able to crank out? They average 30K.
I don't know how much the court costs run, but I imagine it's nominal compared to the sixty grand a year it'll cost the tax payers if the trial produces a guilty verdict. Think about that.
Do not assume they can try again and appeal. A higher court may only hear a case if there are any apparent Constitutional violations in the lower court's proceedings.
Parenthetically, double jeopardy only applies when a mistrial is declared at which point the prosecution may or may not try to try again.
I'd like to use Google advertisements on my website but apparently the ass on my site is too hot to handle and I could only use small brokers like adsense.com which I am guessing don't pay as much. So I said screw it and took off all the ads on my site. Is it worth toning down the ass heat to get google ads?
How long do CDs last (industrial pressed/CDR/CDRW) before photovoltalic decay?
what does the author mean using this word in this context? yes I looked it up
How could such a modification be illegal if there is no piracy going on, OTHER than with a tv tuner?
Now that I'm getting PHP under my belt, do I have any reason to learn C? Isn't it Ruby time? Shouldn't everyone go LAMP beginner programmer or otherwise?
Figuring out how to parallel park is a right of passage worth preserving. Just like learning to spell parallel.
So,
Eliot Spitzer: Is he cool, or is he whack?
this suggests that fast starters have lower IQ. Or are they not mutually exclusive? Logic police!
With netfilter, you can do the following: What can I do with netfilter/iptables? * build internet firewalls based on stateless and stateful packet filtering * use NAT and masquerading for sharing internet access if you don't have enough public IP addresses * use NAT to implement transparent proxies * aid the tc and iproute2 systems used to build sophisticated QoS and policy routers * do further packet manipulation (mangling) like altering the TOS/DSCP/ECN bits of the IP header
Though a competitor may try to make advances against google with revampments, Google's already got the golden brand and in this industry the guy who's at the top stays there as people feel more comfortable using what everyone else uses ... what's established. They're not going anywhere, move along.
I'd like to learn Ruby. Where's a good place to start for a beginner familiar with some php -- online tutorials or a particular book? How about a website that shows off what the language can do? Thanks!
It should not be forgotten when convenient that the Supreme Court's role is limited to combing through the constitutionality of a past ruling. Roe v Wade being the "Law of the Land" is a misnomer. In this case, it seems that one part of the government established by the legislature made a ridiculous choice that doesn't pass the laugh test, but that's the legislature's job to fix, not the Court's.
Not necessarily so. I've been here for years, and when once in a while a both pro-Windows and anti-Linux post gets written intelligently with sources or well-recounted personal anecdotes to back up otherwise flagrant conjecture, the mods can tell and they will generally give it points as it deserves.
Just imagine how awesome this first post would have been if rendered in a 3D environment!
I find that xt, visual xtraceroute, only knows the geographical location of one in twenty hops. This thing which is an online visual traceroute somehow does a lot better.
FYI, Google made it to the S&P 500 which, in addition to being a good milestone itself, means many mutual funds must purchase their stock which is at the moment is back in business.
You'd think that websites would only link to sites they found interesting (or I suppose were paid to link). People just don't head for these nefarious sites unreferred. So how do these sites get hits? Are they Good sites that have just been compromised?
Like the one in my sig. Not even a single advertisement.
Somebody already said it in a much funnier way than you did. And without that lame ass parenthetical apology or using AC.
My LAMP running Gallery in cached mode gets 11.5 reqs/sec tops running on a 1.7 celeron with 512 ram. If the only variable I changed was the chip to this new sucker, how many reqs/sec might I be able to crank out? They average 30K.
I think TV Star Wars just jumped the shark before it even started...
Other than commercial support, is there any reason to use Oracle over MySQL?
I don't know how much the court costs run, but I imagine it's nominal compared to the sixty grand a year it'll cost the tax payers if the trial produces a guilty verdict. Think about that.
Parenthetically, double jeopardy only applies when a mistrial is declared at which point the prosecution may or may not try to try again.
I'd like to use Google advertisements on my website but apparently the ass on my site is too hot to handle and I could only use small brokers like adsense.com which I am guessing don't pay as much. So I said screw it and took off all the ads on my site. Is it worth toning down the ass heat to get google ads?