The main difference is partial template specialization, apart from some speed optimizations.
However, alot of code breaks when moving to VC.NET 2003 : for some reason they decided to remove classic headers, giving us _days_ of work. I've never had so much problems with a compiler as with VC.NET 2003 when trying to just build projects that have worked fine since VC 6.0.
Brilliant idea, that. Getting your "information" from a source with a clear axe to grind.
What axe to grind? That Bush && Blair was lying and has trouble keeping their lies straight?
It really amazes me that Clinton was impeached for having a blow job and lying about it, while going to war on lies is patriotic and the right thing to do.
Description:
An interesting trojan in that it contains a mail server and a web proxy. Often installed by another 'downloader' trojan. Often pulled down from a website.
By default, opens three ports. The port number appears random but is based on the time zone and operating system number of the local OS. The lowest number will be a simple SMTP open relay which the attacker will often use to relay spam to the rest of the planet. This lowest port may contain the string 'jeem.mail.pv' in the banner if you telnet to the port.
The middle port number will listen for instructions to the trojan which can include direction to connect to a specific IP/port or to listen on port 9000 for further instructions. The higest number port has the ability to act as a HTTP proxy.
This can be a very annoying worm to be infected with. It has the ability to turn a lowly workstation into a spammer's dream: an open mail relay.
To be honest this really disgusts me. That a patent this wide has been granted is crazy. Applying affective research to processing user input is not new and the ethics of patenting ethics itself is really worrying.
The US is bullying EU to introduce same patent practices as in USA. This is yet another example demonstrating that the US patent system - as practiced today - is quite bad. Combine this with a litigatous nature and we have a total mess.
this reply to the parent has also been done before... " Here's a dollar for you to buy some vowels."
Actually, most comments on SCO has been done before, and I just carry on this great tradition on/. Whatever did you expect on yet another story about SCO on/. ?
The computer is grounded, and you are touching some metal part of the laptop (read conductor). Therefore, the electrical current is passed into you, resulting into a minor shock.
Erhm, the whole point that the PC is grounded is that the PC is grounded and not you.
There is a difference beeing grounded by your parents and a PC that is grounded.
I am certainly not an EE, but that makes sense to me.
In Norway we learn "grounding" (in both of the above meaning of the word) in elementary school.
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The Kolab project recieves financial support from the German state. Other open source projects does as well, like the project for anonymous surfing :
http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de/index_en.html
Now, contrast this to the US Total Information Awareness Agency.
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* Partial template specialization (it doesn't do at all), and
VC .NET 2003 have this feature now, in contrast to VC .NET 2002 that implemented it partially (pun intended).
However, alot of code breaks when moving to VC .NET 2003 : for some reason they decided to remove classic headers, giving us _days_ of work. I've never had so much problems with a compiler as with VC .NET 2003 when trying to just build projects that have worked fine since VC 6.0.
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I've used parts Boost quite alot myself (www.boost.org), and found it very useful even when using Visual Studio.
What axe to grind? That Bush && Blair was lying and has trouble keeping their lies straight?
It really amazes me that Clinton was impeached for having a blow job and lying about it, while going to war on lies is patriotic and the right thing to do.
The following might help : http://www.zmag.org/weluser.htm
The following link shows that the article is not just FUD :
http://users.757.org/~joat/blog/archives/cat_mal icious_code_reviews.html
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Description: An interesting trojan in that it contains a mail server and a web proxy. Often installed by another 'downloader' trojan. Often pulled down from a website. By default, opens three ports. The port number appears random but is based on the time zone and operating system number of the local OS. The lowest number will be a simple SMTP open relay which the attacker will often use to relay spam to the rest of the planet. This lowest port may contain the string 'jeem.mail.pv' in the banner if you telnet to the port. The middle port number will listen for instructions to the trojan which can include direction to connect to a specific IP/port or to listen on port 9000 for further instructions. The higest number port has the ability to act as a HTTP proxy. This can be a very annoying worm to be infected with. It has the ability to turn a lowly workstation into a spammer's dream: an open mail relay.
The US is bullying EU to introduce same patent practices as in USA. This is yet another example demonstrating that the US patent system - as practiced today - is quite bad. Combine this with a litigatous nature and we have a total mess.
Actually, most comments on SCO has been done before, and I just carry on this great tradition on /. Whatever did you expect on yet another story about SCO on /. ?
Oh dear! I just thought it was righteous outrage at teft of SCO's GPL'ed IP.
Here's a dollar for you to buy some vowels.
Lighten up man! It's summer time; the season for stories about abnormally large and strange looking potatoes.
That SCO is dead and buried in the Linux market is pretty clear, but UnitedLinux was established in part to counter Red Hat dominance.
Would be interesting to know why the individual Linux distributers making up UnitedLinux is listed, while UnitiedLinux is not mentioned at all.
Erhm, the whole point that the PC is grounded is that the PC is grounded and not you.
There is a difference beeing grounded by your parents and a PC that is grounded. I am certainly not an EE, but that makes sense to me. In Norway we learn "grounding" (in both of the above meaning of the word) in elementary school.
http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de/index_en.html
Now, contrast this to the US Total Information Awareness Agency.
Moreover, you'll might notice that the second paragraph starts with :
So just read the article, it's quite good.
Here in Sweden I've heard nothing in the press concerning SCO, and in Germany SCO was told to show the evidence or shut up.
Until this actually goes to trial, or a settlement is reached, the story will continue to be big only on /.
Indeed, and we'll never know. Such polls are just for entertainment, nothing more.