yeah.... when I got to "tested xyz on a brand new pc...." I stopped there. Wow.... so the author is saying linux is crap becuase he cant find a driver for a brand new peice of hardware..... whatever.:rollseyes: So linux is always a little behind on drivers... this is news how??
The fact that he wasn't trained and isn't skilled impresses me all that much more. Instead of relying on highly technical methods to gain access to things... he relyed on his sharp perception to notice security holes. The plain fact is that most people including me and you cant do that. He sees things in completely different ways than we do, thats what makes him smart.
Wether you like lamo or what he did is up to you, but I think it would be foolish to not understand that what he did was impressive.
whats up with sequels, or creating movies out of cartoons. How come there are so many of these movies. Spider man should have never been made into a movie, scooby doo should have never been made into a movie, Xmen should have never been made. I could name off 10 or 15 movies that ruined books/cartoons/tv shows Seriously I have yet to see a sequel that I have liked(exeption lotr).
shoes.. thats the one important thing. Everything else is just BS.
If you dont have decent shoes, your going to ruin your body. Try running in a flat soled shoe... or in boots or something. Your feet, ankles, knees, will all feel the resulting pain. Thats even if you only run for a couple minuets.
When im training... I usually run about twice a week between 3 and 6 miles. Before I started track a couple of years ago.. I was running in my indoor soccer shoes. Anything above 2 miles was killer. Then my wise coach suggested a pair of distance shoes.
I have a pair of newbalance 903's . Best shoe ever.
Your absulutely right about being fit as a lifestyle. There are so many easy/fun lifetime sports available. Try biking.. or sailing... or tennis... or golf(I know... I know)... or even just walking your dog. No excuse to be overweight... other then lazy.
8600 isn't really thin air... you can ajust to that in a day. When you get up to about 11000 or 12000 then you can actually start to feel it. Even then its not bad at all if your in good shape.
Last summer I went on a self supported tour through the contental divide. All of the people who I went with were professional(army, doctor, lawyer etc). I guess someone did a study of highest calorie density in food(best power snack food)... and found the result was poptarts. Good alternative to gross tasting powerbars. Cheap to. Kinda interesting... the study was done by some grad student.
Ok so it is pretty clear that the system is to big to be rebuilt from scratch. Instead of spending another couple billion trying again, why not spend the money to to SMALL INCREMENTAL UPDATES to the system.
Hey guys... I cant figure out how to rebuild this car from scratch... hmm... maybe ill try changing the oil.
um.... your wrong about that... and alot of people dont understand this either.
all of our knowledge is based upon assumptions. For instance when it comes to the number systems... we have a set of assumtions that we say are true.. and there is no arguing about it. For instance in the binary system. We say the language only consists of 0 and 1. We say there are two operators and define there operations. AND/OR... we say 0 and 0 is 0.... we say 1 and 1 is one. There is NO PROOFING THIS... its a given. We can PROOF things like demorgans therom.
This applies to many many areas... geometry... algebra.. calc... logic... etc. There are a list of assumptions that are given to be true. You could argue that calc is just an extention of algebra and geometry... but thats another matter.
The question I think this article is asking... is can we program this truths into a computer... give a program a problem... have it randomly(or not for the ai people) apply some theory.. and get an actual answer?
In my own personal opinion, I think this would work. I think if you took it far enough.. giving information about math... chemistry and physics and electronics.... I think it would be possible to have a computer design a better computer.
hmm thats funny... Ive worked with some pretty big linux server. Worked pretty good for me. I didn't do any benchmarks or anything.... but franky I dont really care. I really dont wanna work with a system that doesn't have some basic functional^H^H^H.... ill take a couple percent performance hit for all the cool features.
Solaris gripe.... wtf type of lame ass dbms requires you to type your password IN QOUTES after you start sqlplus? Btw it was solaris on a sparc blade.
ok.... here is my question. When are they going to make a version of mozilla that comes all set up and ready to go when it comes to things like flash and java? Look I know that there are pluggins, and if you follow instructions carefully its not hard. But thit isn't the days of kernel 2.2.... I shouldn't have to sym link stuff anymore. How about a little box that comes up during install that askes if you would like to install java or flash support?
One more thing.... when are they going to include neat things like... right click -> kill a frame... start/stop animation... block image(not all images from the server... thats different)?
Well those are the two things I would like. I love mozilla, it rocks. I have never had it crash... even with like 20 tabs open. Thx Mozilla dev people.
actually thats half the fun for me... biking in the city real close to fast moving cars with stupid drivers. It sure gets my heart rate up.
Really though I find that I tend to go back and forth from biking on the sidewalk to biking in the street depending on the amount of traffic/pedestrians. It helps if you bike fast also, not as much traffic coming from behind you. Also if you are really a safety freak... get a mirror and some shiny stuff on your bike. Personally I dont even wear a helmet.
If you really wanna get adventerous try biking one a single lane highway sometime. I even avoid that stuff. No shoulder... gravel spewing every time a car wizes by.... ugh. Not fun at all.
If you are with a group of people that can be a little different. Just move everyone to the middle of the road and take over. Perfectly legal, and actually safe to becuase you slow traffic down.
Ok... so we both took big jumps. Reality is that everyone has a perception of what is right and wrong. The laws reflects a middle ground. My point still holds... democracy doesn't mean majority rule.
Um.... I think your wrong about the majority rule thing. Just becuase a majority wants something doesn't mean its right.
Imagine this... say you did agree with majority rule. The blacks are a minorty... lets go to slavery. The jews are a minority... lets discriminate against them. The people who publish written work are a minority, lets censor. Anyone who is not chrisitian is a minority, lets join church and government.
Do you see where im going with this? Everyone has rights, including the minority. I think we all need to live in a dictatorship(a real one) for a while, then we would appreciate the rights we have now a lot more.
wont work.. if your doing hosting or network administration... if a server goes down... you have to know INSTANTLY(if your company doesn't suck).... not when you get done taking a bathroom break... or when you decide to stop reading slashdot and actually do some work
Hmm... Im not sure I follow that part about university dorm access being a learning tool.
-I pay for my dorm connection(I dont believe that government funded crap with my tutition) -Its not strictly part of any class or school program
Now the computer down at the library which are set up only to search databases and stuff like that... those are learning tools.
Your right though... looking at my resnet agreement... "intended to be used for instructional and research purposes".
Funny though.. futher down the paper.... "game playing between nodes on network are permitted"
Well either way.. I dont care what the agreement says... my connection is not just a learning tool... I email people, download stuff(big stuff including iso), read slashdot, etc. Anyone who trys to tell me I shouldn't do any of these things is going to get a smack.
In real-world scenarios, false positives have ranged anywhere from 0% (none) to 0.10% depending on both implementation and user's mail behavior. Users with relatively predictable mail behavior (such as geeks, dweebs, and freaks) have generally received very few false positives (less than 1 in 10,000 messages).
Slashdot Mirror
lemme think about that for a sec...
--since when does grep interface directly with the compiler to include errors
compiler errors are printed to standard out, which can be piped to grep
--automatically rank them by priority and/or filter them
sort and/or small perl script based on personal preference
--use a GUI featuring multi-column lists
there are many ways to plot ordered data in linux, I dont really feel like looking them up
--automatically display the section of source in question
errr.... how exactly do we know what lines are in question? Perhaps something like #TODO LINES:x-y COMMENT:whatever
back to small perl script to spew out said lines
All of this crap can be done with existing tools, but it hasn't becuase its fucking worthless. I need pretty colors in my todo list.... *rolls eyes*
um... they blocked the word 'my'.... this tells me the people running this program are stupid... nothing more.. I see no evil plot here
yeah.... when I got to "tested xyz on a brand new pc...." I stopped there. Wow.... so the author is saying linux is crap becuase he cant find a driver for a brand new peice of hardware..... whatever. :rollseyes: So linux is always a little behind on drivers... this is news how??
how about this, dont patch security holes that arent being exploited.
The fact that he wasn't trained and isn't skilled impresses me all that much more. Instead of relying on highly technical methods to gain access to things... he relyed on his sharp perception to notice security holes. The plain fact is that most people including me and you cant do that. He sees things in completely different ways than we do, thats what makes him smart.
Wether you like lamo or what he did is up to you, but I think it would be foolish to not understand that what he did was impressive.
whats up with sequels, or creating movies out of cartoons. How come there are so many of these movies. Spider man should have never been made into a movie, scooby doo should have never been made into a movie, Xmen should have never been made. I could name off 10 or 15 movies that ruined books/cartoons/tv shows Seriously I have yet to see a sequel that I have liked(exeption lotr).
mod up
very true about code vs hardware. log(n) is so much faster then n - x (x being some hardware improvement).
yeah if I would guess government is atleast a couple years ahead of civilian technology. Makes since given the resources they have.
shoes.. thats the one important thing. Everything else is just BS.
... or even just walking your dog. No excuse to be overweight... other then lazy.
If you dont have decent shoes, your going to ruin your body. Try running in a flat soled shoe... or in boots or something. Your feet, ankles, knees, will all feel the resulting pain. Thats even if you only run for a couple minuets.
When im training... I usually run about twice a week between 3 and 6 miles. Before I started track a couple of years ago.. I was running in my indoor soccer shoes. Anything above 2 miles was killer. Then my wise coach suggested a pair of distance shoes.
I have a pair of newbalance 903's . Best shoe ever.
Your absulutely right about being fit as a lifestyle. There are so many easy/fun lifetime sports available. Try biking.. or sailing... or tennis... or golf(I know... I know)
8600 isn't really thin air... you can ajust to that in a day. When you get up to about 11000 or 12000 then you can actually start to feel it. Even then its not bad at all if your in good shape.
Last summer I went on a self supported tour through the contental divide. All of the people who I went with were professional(army, doctor, lawyer etc). I guess someone did a study of highest calorie density in food(best power snack food)... and found the result was poptarts. Good alternative to gross tasting powerbars. Cheap to. Kinda interesting... the study was done by some grad student.
Ok so it is pretty clear that the system is to big to be rebuilt from scratch. Instead of spending another couple billion trying again, why not spend the money to to SMALL INCREMENTAL UPDATES to the system.
... maybe ill try changing the oil.
Hey guys... I cant figure out how to rebuild this car from scratch... hmm
um.... your wrong about that... and alot of people dont understand this either.
... is can we program this truths into a computer... give a program a problem... have it randomly(or not for the ai people) apply some theory.. and get an actual answer?
all of our knowledge is based upon assumptions. For instance when it comes to the number systems... we have a set of assumtions that we say are true.. and there is no arguing about it. For instance in the binary system. We say the language only consists of 0 and 1. We say there are two operators and define there operations. AND/OR... we say 0 and 0 is 0.... we say 1 and 1 is one. There is NO PROOFING THIS... its a given. We can PROOF things like demorgans therom.
This applies to many many areas... geometry... algebra.. calc... logic... etc. There are a list of assumptions that are given to be true. You could argue that calc is just an extention of algebra and geometry... but thats another matter.
The question I think this article is asking
In my own personal opinion, I think this would work. I think if you took it far enough.. giving information about math... chemistry and physics and electronics.... I think it would be possible to have a computer design a better computer.
hmm thats funny... Ive worked with some pretty big linux server. Worked pretty good for me. I didn't do any benchmarks or anything.... but franky I dont really care. I really dont wanna work with a system that doesn't have some basic functional^H^H^H.... ill take a couple percent performance hit for all the cool features.
Solaris gripe.... wtf type of lame ass dbms requires you to type your password IN QOUTES after you start sqlplus? Btw it was solaris on a sparc blade.
ok.... here is my question. When are they going to make a version of mozilla that comes all set up and ready to go when it comes to things like flash and java? Look I know that there are pluggins, and if you follow instructions carefully its not hard. But thit isn't the days of kernel 2.2.... I shouldn't have to sym link stuff anymore. How about a little box that comes up during install that askes if you would like to install java or flash support?
One more thing.... when are they going to include neat things like... right click -> kill a frame... start/stop animation... block image(not all images from the server... thats different)?
Well those are the two things I would like. I love mozilla, it rocks. I have never had it crash... even with like 20 tabs open. Thx Mozilla dev people.
hey I laughed to..... but then I also gave my actual opinion
how about this
1) find a girlfriend
2) have lots of fun in bed
3) goto 2
I would rather have one awsome girlfriend then 1000 one night stands.. besides then I wont catch any stds.
actually thats half the fun for me... biking in the city real close to fast moving cars with stupid drivers. It sure gets my heart rate up.
Really though I find that I tend to go back and forth from biking on the sidewalk to biking in the street depending on the amount of traffic/pedestrians. It helps if you bike fast also, not as much traffic coming from behind you. Also if you are really a safety freak... get a mirror and some shiny stuff on your bike. Personally I dont even wear a helmet.
If you really wanna get adventerous try biking one a single lane highway sometime. I even avoid that stuff. No shoulder... gravel spewing every time a car wizes by.... ugh. Not fun at all.
If you are with a group of people that can be a little different. Just move everyone to the middle of the road and take over. Perfectly legal, and actually safe to becuase you slow traffic down.
Ok... so we both took big jumps. Reality is that everyone has a perception of what is right and wrong. The laws reflects a middle ground. My point still holds... democracy doesn't mean majority rule.
they should just do a slashdot poll
Um.... I think your wrong about the majority rule thing. Just becuase a majority wants something doesn't mean its right.
Imagine this... say you did agree with majority rule. The blacks are a minorty... lets go to slavery. The jews are a minority... lets discriminate against them. The people who publish written work are a minority, lets censor. Anyone who is not chrisitian is a minority, lets join church and government.
Do you see where im going with this? Everyone has rights, including the minority. I think we all need to live in a dictatorship(a real one) for a while, then we would appreciate the rights we have now a lot more.
wont work.. if your doing hosting or network administration... if a server goes down... you have to know INSTANTLY(if your company doesn't suck).... not when you get done taking a bathroom break... or when you decide to stop reading slashdot and actually do some work
Hmm... Im not sure I follow that part about university dorm access being a learning tool.
-I pay for my dorm connection(I dont believe that government funded crap with my tutition)
-Its not strictly part of any class or school program
Now the computer down at the library which are set up only to search databases and stuff like that... those are learning tools.
Your right though... looking at my resnet agreement... "intended to be used for instructional and research purposes".
Funny though.. futher down the paper.... "game playing between nodes on network are permitted"
Well either way.. I dont care what the agreement says... my connection is not just a learning tool... I email people, download stuff(big stuff including iso), read slashdot, etc. Anyone who trys to tell me I shouldn't do any of these things is going to get a smack.
well I for one would like just one icon on the task bar for an application that has many windows... so that would make your statement false
this is from the faq...
In real-world scenarios, false positives have ranged anywhere from 0% (none) to 0.10% depending on both implementation and user's mail behavior. Users with relatively predictable mail behavior (such as geeks, dweebs, and freaks) have generally received very few false positives (less than 1 in 10,000 messages).
now the question is.. how hard is it to get it to work with cpanel
judging by your uid... and other things.. you have never been laid