Truthfully - that is why I clicked this thread. I wanted to know what the latest bugs that I need to worry about are. I'm not interested in the program itself at all!
Conceptually it is no different from living on a hill or a mountain. Lots of people use their cell phones for emergency comms when hiking in the Rockies.
When flying overland, common cell phones works pretty good actually. Your battery just don't last long, since it uses high power, but you can make one or two calls while in the air.
How do you know that a breach occurred? OK, in a few cases there are system logs, but there are bazillions of compromized Windoze machines out there, leaking information all the time. Does every crapware infestation found by Spybot S&D count as a data breach? It probably should.
Exactly, in Europe, each country spies on the other, then they share the data through Interpol. That way, each country can 'guarantee' the privacy of its citizens.
In the USA, the NSA, Tobacco police, Coast Guard, Army, Airforce, Navy, CIA, FBI, State Troopers and Local police all do their own thing, then share the information through the supermarket tabloids...
"what can we do to prevent this?" I tell them, I can install Linux, or they can buy a Mac, or they can run Bart PE from a CDROM. Only one lonely Linux convert so far, but lots of repeat scraping business. Most people want to suffer.
Hmmmm... After closing down a few tunnels, the firewall administrator alerts the security police who go and pay a little visit to the suspect. The police don't bother to encrypt their bullets...
No, there were many tests. Remember the 'flying bead stead' and the tests in space with earlier Apollo missions. Yes, I was around back then, a mere kid though...
I can't see how sending one photon at a time will make a system secure. Photons are not necessarily particles, they have wave properties too. So if particle domain analysis doesn't work, just use the wave domain. Have these guys never heard of the double slot experiment?
Well, I guess you could use oil cooling. Oil doesn't conduct electricity, though most oils burn very nicely. Actually, distilled water doesn't conduct either, but it absorbs salts from its surroundings and becomes conductive after a while.
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Truthfully - that is why I clicked this thread. I wanted to know what the latest bugs that I need to worry about are. I'm not interested in the program itself at all!
Conceptually it is no different from living on a hill or a mountain. Lots of people use their cell phones for emergency comms when hiking in the Rockies.
When flying overland, common cell phones works pretty good actually. Your battery just don't last long, since it uses high power, but you can make one or two calls while in the air.
How do you know that a breach occurred? OK, in a few cases there are system logs, but there are bazillions of compromized Windoze machines out there, leaking information all the time. Does every crapware infestation found by Spybot S&D count as a data breach? It probably should.
"everyone that was alive during the last reversal, is dead now." Well, damn, that just shows you how dangerous it is... ;)
Exactly, in Europe, each country spies on the other, then they share the data through Interpol. That way, each country can 'guarantee' the privacy of its citizens.
In the USA, the NSA, Tobacco police, Coast Guard, Army, Airforce, Navy, CIA, FBI, State Troopers and Local police all do their own thing, then share the information through the supermarket tabloids...
The round trip delay through the mega switches on Alpha Centauri is terrible...
Why not just use browser that doesn't do Active-X?
"what can we do to prevent this?" I tell them, I can install Linux, or they can buy a Mac, or they can run Bart PE from a CDROM. Only one lonely Linux convert so far, but lots of repeat scraping business. Most people want to suffer.
Actually jiggawatts is the correct pronunciation but it would not stick.
I agree - what we are seeing is a return of super inflation running at double digit rates.
Well, maybe his breath really does smell of fish bait...
but some people don't like growing a tail and whiskers... ...do I smell cheese?
will develop cancer - not?
Seems like the old saw has been turned on its head.
The Cheshire Cat will take exception to all this...
Naaah, this one is waaay better:w indows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/edlin.mspx?mfr=true
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/
The absolutely worst editor is edlin, which is still shipped with MS Windows XP:w indows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/edlin.mspx?mfr=true
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/
http://tinyurl.com/hm9uc
Compared to that, using vi is a breath of fresh air...
Hmmmm... After closing down a few tunnels, the firewall administrator alerts the security police who go and pay a little visit to the suspect. The police don't bother to encrypt their bullets...
No, there were many tests. Remember the 'flying bead stead' and the tests in space with earlier Apollo missions. Yes, I was around back then, a mere kid though...
I can't see how sending one photon at a time will make a system secure. Photons are not necessarily particles, they have wave properties too. So if particle domain analysis doesn't work, just use the wave domain. Have these guys never heard of the double slot experiment?
Anyone using Zabbix? (http://www.zabbix.com/)
Will it be easier to do CMYK work on an LCD screen than a CRT?
Well, I guess you could use oil cooling. Oil doesn't conduct electricity, though most oils burn very nicely. Actually, distilled water doesn't conduct either, but it absorbs salts from its surroundings and becomes conductive after a while.
I wonder where this originally comes from: "Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball."
pron ews...
AC/DC: "Dirty deeds, done with sheep..."