Too bad funny doesn't get you karma. Reverse psychology on Slashdot is where you post a link to something blindingly obvious, yet germane to the thread;)
Who the hell modded this troll? It's insightful! The water is deep in the ocean, closer to the earth's core... or does geothermal heat not exist in the mod's world?
...civil disobedience is going against laws. I am fairly certain there was no governmental entity that told him to change his viewpoint on Windows threading.
The "normal" parents just need to have time to respond, rather than "Oops, someone's complaining, take it off the air NOW!" habit that all stations seem to have. I'd even be willing to bet that a signification portion of people in America weren't offended by Janet's Super Bowl show. It was just a few people who piss in the pool, spoiling it for everyone else. (not that there was much worthwhile to see there, but the principle remains...)
I just "fixed" my aunt's computer by removing Norton's shitware. It used to take 30-60 seconds to open up any Word document because the thing decided to virus scan it EVERY time it was opened. And this is on an Athlon X2 laptop with a gig of RAM. Sans Norton, it's running like the brand-new computer it is. I just installed AVG and Firefox for her, and she's off and running.
But it's impossible to run a privileged service (port under 1024) as a normal user in Linux. That'll stop a lot of random mail relays, as well as other "fake" servers. You can't just use a random user-privileged unix account to serve up your phishing site, or to do a lot of things that a typical Windows pwning will allow.
I've used both POSIX threads (Pthreads) and Win32 threads APIs and I believe that Pthreads has the better programming model of the two. While each threading method can create threads, destroy threads, and coordinate interactions between threads, the reason I make this claim is the simplicity of use and elegance of design of Pthreads. Let me illustrate with a few examples.
And in the later article:
I've used both POSIX threads (Pthreads) and Windows threads APIs, and I believe that Windows has the better programming model of the two. While each threading method can create threads, destroy threads, and coordinate interactions between threads, the reason I make this claim is the simplicity of use and elegance of design of the Windows threads API. This is all from the perspective of multithreaded code developers or maintainers. Let me illustrate with a few examples.
It's not plagiarism because he copied from himself and just added a few edits, but c'mon... how lazy of a shill can you be?
Yup. But the search turned up diaries and other stuff that wasn't possible for a computer tipster to have planted. I think things went how they should in this case, no matter what the "OMGPRIVACYENTRAPMENTBADGOVERNMENTNOCOOKIE!" people say.
Are we comparing never-reinstall stories? My old boss' machine's Windows directory was still called "WINNT35". And he was running 2000. It was part of my job to keep it running, with minimal UI changes (as in, he still had progman.exe in his startup folder).
No seek time. That's the main benefit over a hard drive. If you need lots of data, it's not that great. But if you just need a few bytes, it'll be faster than asking the hard drive. Ask the USB stick for the first few bits of a page, and the hard drive for the rest, and you get the best of both worlds.
At least, that's how I'd design it if I were much of an engineer;)
Basement? Hell, my mom treats me nice because she knows I'll choose her nursing home. "Health code violations? That'll teach her to make me wash behind my ears..."
I'll use the example that I used above: If I break into someone's house, and see someone kill someone else, does your reasoning then mean that my testimony can't be used to convict them, so they get away with murder?
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Too bad funny doesn't get you karma. Reverse psychology on Slashdot is where you post a link to something blindingly obvious, yet germane to the thread ;)
Who the hell modded this troll? It's insightful! The water is deep in the ocean, closer to the earth's core... or does geothermal heat not exist in the mod's world?
...civil disobedience is going against laws. I am fairly certain there was no governmental entity that told him to change his viewpoint on Windows threading.
The "normal" parents just need to have time to respond, rather than "Oops, someone's complaining, take it off the air NOW!" habit that all stations seem to have. I'd even be willing to bet that a signification portion of people in America weren't offended by Janet's Super Bowl show. It was just a few people who piss in the pool, spoiling it for everyone else. (not that there was much worthwhile to see there, but the principle remains...)
"Dude, how can you say HIV is bad if you haven't ever had it? Why would you listen to other people who do have it?"
I just "fixed" my aunt's computer by removing Norton's shitware. It used to take 30-60 seconds to open up any Word document because the thing decided to virus scan it EVERY time it was opened. And this is on an Athlon X2 laptop with a gig of RAM. Sans Norton, it's running like the brand-new computer it is. I just installed AVG and Firefox for her, and she's off and running.
But it's impossible to run a privileged service (port under 1024) as a normal user in Linux. That'll stop a lot of random mail relays, as well as other "fake" servers. You can't just use a random user-privileged unix account to serve up your phishing site, or to do a lot of things that a typical Windows pwning will allow.
Initial (2003) article: And in the later article: It's not plagiarism because he copied from himself and just added a few edits, but c'mon... how lazy of a shill can you be?
*.intellitxt.com is blocked in my adblock list. Makes hundreds of sites more readable.
That's more like 95%
Yup. But the search turned up diaries and other stuff that wasn't possible for a computer tipster to have planted. I think things went how they should in this case, no matter what the "OMGPRIVACYENTRAPMENTBADGOVERNMENTNOCOOKIE!" people say.
http://www.powernotebooks.com/
http://www.system76.com/
I just buy from companies that actually sell what I want.
Are we comparing never-reinstall stories? My old boss' machine's Windows directory was still called "WINNT35". And he was running 2000. It was part of my job to keep it running, with minimal UI changes (as in, he still had progman.exe in his startup folder).
:)
Beat that
No seek time. That's the main benefit over a hard drive. If you need lots of data, it's not that great. But if you just need a few bytes, it'll be faster than asking the hard drive. Ask the USB stick for the first few bits of a page, and the hard drive for the rest, and you get the best of both worlds.
;)
At least, that's how I'd design it if I were much of an engineer
It's a great tour, too ;) I saw them when they came through Denver. Their live shows are well worth it.
GMT offset of Mars... let's see, carry the one... I'd say about i ?
I hope that by the time we need a .milky, we don't need keyboards. Neural jacks FTW!
"almost"? Have you ever seen what Doom does online? Doom sends EVERYTHING over the network. Newer games at least have decent netcode.
But would it be enough to send the police in with a warrant looking for evidence (as is exactly what happened in this case)? I'd hope so.
Basement? Hell, my mom treats me nice because she knows I'll choose her nursing home. "Health code violations? That'll teach her to make me wash behind my ears..."
I kid, I kid...
I'll use the example that I used above: If I break into someone's house, and see someone kill someone else, does your reasoning then mean that my testimony can't be used to convict them, so they get away with murder?
If I break into a house, and see someone kill someone else, does that mean that my testimony is invalid in court? Because it's the same thing here.
Actually, ignore the above. I didn't realize it was pay-for crapware. Try the sysinternals utilities:
e AndDisk/pendmoves.mspx
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/Fil
http://www.softwarepatch.com/tips/howto-delete-xp. html
That should solve it :) It uses a standard Windows mechanism, but gives you access to it.