If you look at the original Hebrew, the word translated "day" in Genesis has the same meaning as if I said "In my fathers day,
Nice try. The actual Hebrew (tranliterated) is, "Vay'hi erev, vay'hi boker, yom echad", or quite literally, "And there was evening, and there was morning, one day". The word "yom" means "day" as most of us understand it.
You laugh. But... When I was at a Fibre Channel house, I did the IPFC (IP over FC) drivers. At one point as a joke, I seriously considered writing an IPFCIPFC (IP over (FC over (IP over FC))) driver, just to see if the tunneling would nest.
Not to mention that once it's infected, you don't ever really "trust" that computer again. If you've got confidential information on it, it's often easier and safer to wipe the thing and reinstall from scratch.
"Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing 15" "The Sims 2 Deluxe".
Why either of these requires admin is beyond me. I suspect they write to HKLM and the program directory instead of HKCU and $DOCUMENTS\$USER\ApplicationData....
Not until they get the equivalent of either setuid or sudo.
Yeah, they have "Run As..." and RUNAS (cmd line), but they still require you to know the admin password, which defeats the purpose. Or do you give out your root password to all your users?
Caldera bought OldSCO's Operating system division, and merged it into Caldera. What remained of OldSCO became Tarantella. Just before the fiaSCO, Caldera renamed itself "The SCO Group", allegedly for goodwill purposes, but now we see it was to confuse OldSCO and NewSCO.
I'm not sure when Caldera/newSCO became part of Canopy. And with the settlement of the Yarro case, I'm not sure Canopy owns any of newSCO anyways. I think part of the settlement was that Yarro got all of Canopy's newSCO stock.
<SARCASM> After all, the only content that goes over networks like this is obviously RIAA pap^Wvcontent, and 600MB/s is a full CD every second! </SARCASM>
Nobody introduced me! They told me about it, but nobody told me, "Sconeu, this is 2004 MN4. 2004 MN4, this is sconeu." I never had a chance to tell it I was damn glad to meet it!:(
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So that means the (classic '70s style) Cylons will show up?
(see the opening credits)
Oh yeah, 612710 is a really low UID.
Avron (612710)
download a program or file from the network
So, to get the Computers Merit Badge, you have to give up all hope of getting the IP Merit Badge?
If you look at the original Hebrew, the word translated "day" in Genesis has the same meaning as if I said "In my fathers day,
Nice try. The actual Hebrew (tranliterated) is, "Vay'hi erev, vay'hi boker, yom echad", or quite literally, "And there was evening, and there was morning, one day". The word "yom" means "day" as most of us understand it.
Got my mom a T-shirt several years ago, so she could wear it on election day... It read:
"I'm from Chicago... TWO BALLOTS PLEASE!"
You laugh. But... When I was at a Fibre Channel house, I did the IPFC (IP over FC) drivers. At one point as a joke, I seriously considered writing an IPFCIPFC (IP over (FC over (IP over FC))) driver, just to see if the tunneling would nest.
Not to mention that once it's infected, you don't ever really "trust" that computer again. If you've got confidential information on it, it's often easier and safer to wipe the thing and reinstall from scratch.
"Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing 15"
"The Sims 2 Deluxe".
Why either of these requires admin is beyond me. I suspect they write to HKLM and the program directory instead of HKCU and $DOCUMENTS\$USER\ApplicationData....
Not until they get the equivalent of either setuid or sudo.
Yeah, they have "Run As..." and RUNAS (cmd line), but they still require you to know the admin password, which defeats the purpose. Or do you give out your root password to all your users?
Darned Activist Judges!
</SARCASM>
It's from Airplane!
I always use 12345 because it's the same as my luggage combination.
Doesn't that just make you crave boiled eggs?
I can eat 50!
OldSCO was never called The SCO Group.
Caldera bought OldSCO's Operating system division, and merged it into Caldera. What remained of OldSCO became Tarantella. Just before the fiaSCO, Caldera renamed itself "The SCO Group", allegedly for goodwill purposes, but now we see it was to confuse OldSCO and NewSCO.
I'm not sure when Caldera/newSCO became part of Canopy. And with the settlement of the Yarro case, I'm not sure Canopy owns any of newSCO anyways. I think part of the settlement was that Yarro got all of Canopy's newSCO stock.
They got to drop the "E" as of 21 April. They were never delisted, the "E" indicated potential deslisting.
They finally filed their paperwork, and NASDAQ said, "fine, you can drop the E".
BM seems to have a big counter suit coming that will probably cripple SCO
What do you mean, "coming"? They've already filed at least 10 counterclaims (i.e. countersuit). Including patent violations and GPL violation(!).
ANYONE could simply take Redhat Linux, rebrand it as something else, and sell it or give it away for free.
You mean like Mandriva (formerly Mandrake formerly MacMillan) or White Box Linux?
Doesn't seem to have deterred RedHat.
And does the RIAA know about this? :-)
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After all, the only content that goes over networks like this is obviously RIAA pap^Wvcontent, and 600MB/s is a full CD every second!
</SARCASM>
I submitted it two days ago. 8:27 Tuesday 19 April 2005, according to my slashdot page.
Feinstein has always been a whore for the media companies.
Let it really be the LAST Decade of online advertising!!!!
I'll build my own case! With blackjack! And Hookers!
On second thought, forget about the blackjack and the case!
Nobody introduced me! They told me about it, but nobody told me, "Sconeu, this is 2004 MN4. 2004 MN4, this is sconeu." I never had a chance to tell it I was damn glad to meet it! :(
You don't build test cases from design documents. You build them from REQUIREMENTS documents!
The problem is when the prototype becomes the final product because TPTB don't want to waste money re-doing it.