Methinks you didn't read the whole paragraph, just the headline
Security and Stability
Something is wrong if competition in any product line continually focuses on security and stability. These design attributes are basic requirements, not advanced features. You won't see advertisements for toaster ovens that say "Now, it explodes less often!" [...] (emphasis mine)
He says that we should not be using security as a selling point, because it should be a baseline, an absolute must that should be taken for granted, rather than a "feature".
And I agree.
Actually, what I'm wondering, is if you can use the "Edit CSS" function from the web developper extension for Firefox when rendering using IE...
It would save me LOTS of time.
I'm wondering if anyone out there has any experience with corsair and the ibook 12" (I'm considering, because so far it's the least expensive brand name option I've come across).
If MS ship WinFS with major bugs in it, it'll hurt them badly
You're absolutely right, that's probably why NTFS took so long to come in too (I seem to remember NT4 not working well with NTFS until service pack 3 or the likes)
The idea is that you make up an address whenever you need one, and then the address is created the first time it is used, and destroyed after the specified limit is reached.
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"If its prime, it is a Mersenne prime."
...)
I think it's the other way around - a Mersenne prime is a prime, but a prime isn't always a Mersenne prime.
For example: I can think of many primes between the 2nd Mersenne (2^3 - 1 =7) and the 3rd Mersenne prime (2^5 - 1 = 31).
(e.g. 11, 13, 17,
Actually, since no one actually RTFA, I don't think it should be a problem.
Now for pr0n, that's another story...
Methinks you didn't read the whole paragraph, just the headline
Security and Stability
Something is wrong if competition in any product line continually focuses on security and stability. These design attributes are basic requirements, not advanced features . You won't see advertisements for toaster ovens that say "Now, it explodes less often!" [...]
(emphasis mine)
He says that we should not be using security as a selling point, because it should be a baseline, an absolute must that should be taken for granted, rather than a "feature".
And I agree.
What I find funny is that the closed source guy is using php for his pages, even if it's running on IIS
Actually, what I'm wondering, is if you can use the "Edit CSS" function from the web developper extension for Firefox when rendering using IE... It would save me LOTS of time.
I'm willing to bet that most big buts reading /. aren't from running...
... well, at least in my case that is.
Here are the Moox cpu-optimized builds for windows (I've been using these since 0.9.3, and they seem significantly faster on my Athlon XP).
Enjoy
Yep, the 419eater site got eaten by slashdot yet again!
I'm wondering if anyone out there has any experience with corsair and the ibook 12" (I'm considering, because so far it's the least expensive brand name option I've come across).
I'd like the death penalty applied to all serial-spammer scum.
If MS ship WinFS with major bugs in it, it'll hurt them badly
You're absolutely right, that's probably why NTFS took so long to come in too (I seem to remember NT4 not working well with NTFS until service pack 3 or the likes)
I used to use catch-all addresses, untill I found out about self-destructing addresses.
The idea is that you make up an address whenever you need one, and then the address is created the first time it is used, and destroyed after the specified limit is reached.
P.S. Thanks for Slahdotting mail.yahoo.com guys! Now I can't check my mail!
/. effect, I think it's more because of the Akamai server outage
While it may be the
Have you ever considered learning what you're writing about before posting?
;)
You must be new here
By the way, Avril Lavigne is from Canada (yahoo artist profile), but you're right, legal age varies here too.
Wait 'till you see the chicks i'm downloading right now...
Oh wait.
Unfortunately, most laptops today do not even have an integrated ps2 port (usb only on mine anyways)
Imagine what you could do with a Beowulf cluster of these...
...Probably not much I guess
What about the Big Mac cluster (aka Terascale Cluster) running Mac OS X which hit 9.55 teraflops and with a gui?
You can make trillian transparent to different degrees when it does or does not have focus
trillian
winamp 5 does transparent windows too.
Wearing one of those apparently does nothing to protect you from the /. effect.
How about allowing them to use your computer for 1$ an hour, but blocking outgoing connections on port 25 (smtp)?
type in "weapons of mass destruction" in the search box and click "I'm feeling lucky"
Nah, it's Darl.
Rimshot^2
... Or is it the first gopher server ever slashdotted?!!! :)