strncpy() always bothered me. If len is too short, dst winds up unterminated, and if too long, as you say, you have a bunch of extra nulls at the end. What was the point of that? "Oh, we'll null fill it in case strlen() et al. miss the first one?" It would have been nicer if it returned the number of non-null bytes copied, so you could do a quick compare with len to check for the unterminated case.
Some ISPs already won't let you connect to port 25 on any server that isn't theirs (forcing you to relay outgoing mail through them), ostensibly to prevent zombies from sending spam. The ones that monetize NXDOMAIN could easily do the same for DNS. All they'd need is some flimsy pretext, and maybe not even that.
35 Internet-based or public use web applications were tested. On those web based
applications 212 high risk, 169 medium risk, and 1,037 low risk vulnerabilities
were found.
What apps? What vulns? Surely they've all been fixed/replaced by now (if not, why not?), so why not let the rest of us know what was discovered?
In Florida, a reasonably gun-friendly state, you can use deadly force in a public place only to stop a forcible felony, one in which the victim is likely to suffer physical harm. Unless you could reasonably claim that your truck was occupied, you would have a rough time ahead of you.
My first 3 years of programming were spent on CDC 6600s running SCOPE. You learn a lot about efficient debugging when you're using punched cards and even a short job has a half hour turnaround time.
How small would they have to be? My precinct has only 813 registered voters. Supposedly, 644 of them voted. How could I possibly know? Personally poll each of them?
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strncpy() always bothered me. If len is too short, dst winds up unterminated, and if too long, as you say, you have a bunch of extra nulls at the end. What was the point of that? "Oh, we'll null fill it in case strlen() et al. miss the first one?"
It would have been nicer if it returned the number of non-null bytes copied, so you could do a quick compare with len to check for the unterminated case.
When I got to New Mexico, I couldn't even look at huevos rancheros. Within a year, they had become a breakfast favorite.
The phorids will have whole generations to refine their taste.
Some ISPs already won't let you connect to port 25 on any server that isn't theirs (forcing you to relay outgoing mail through them), ostensibly to prevent zombies from sending spam. The ones that monetize NXDOMAIN could easily do the same for DNS. All they'd need is some flimsy pretext, and maybe not even that.
It's the "rules set out by the government" part that bothers me, because I see an increasing disconnect between the government's interests and mine.
What apps? What vulns?
Surely they've all been fixed/replaced by now (if not, why not?), so why not let the rest of us know what was discovered?
In Florida, a reasonably gun-friendly state, you can use deadly force in a public place only to stop a forcible felony, one in which the victim is likely to suffer physical harm. Unless you could reasonably claim that your truck was occupied, you would have a rough time ahead of you.
Hey, we saved you lots of money. All we had to do was leave out the hard parts.
Maybe you did. Were you in Siberia in 1908?
Be sure to triple up on the fumagillin (not flumagillin as the article states). At that dosage, it is effective against N. ceranae.
After all, this is the worst possible article in which to lose karma.
Why do we keep trusting a dishonest Justice system.
We haven't found an achievable alternative. But let's keep looking.
Remember watching the CEs scrub the disks? Literally. With like a giant Q-tip between each platter as the disk was spinning.
My niftiest program was a PP prog that played Conway's Game of Life on the operator console.
My first 3 years of programming were spent on CDC 6600s running SCOPE. You learn a lot about efficient debugging when you're using punched cards and even a short job has a half hour turnaround time.
Time to party like it's 12.19.17.19.19?
So you save power versus the conventional design, but you lose range.
He should be looking to the company that installed the system for compensation, not MTS.
Why not see for yourself?
So Reyk had the code before Leffler?
OpenBSD likes the ISC license. deRaadt was a bit unhappy with the old arrangement.
Well, by his definition he's really been moderated "right".
But if we can't even stop people from having their authoritative servers also act as recursive caches, I don't hold out much hope.
They analyzed 30 years of data. The internet data from 1978 was a little sparse.
You sound like a Carthaginian.
I hope they didn't furnish it from IKEA so it looks like a weird subterranean college dorm.
How small would they have to be? My precinct has only 813 registered voters. Supposedly, 644 of them voted. How could I possibly know? Personally poll each of them?