Linux gets orphaned processes all the time, and you'd be blind without a method to view what's running on your machine. Thus ps, or the more useful top. Top is a little long in the tooth. Htop is where it's at.
No. Perhaps those of you that don't read books simply have a reading comprehension problem?
He asked what books to get. He didn't ask what your opinion of using a book to get a jumpstart on a language is.... To recommend no book is to recommend all books. Hyakujo.
By Tuesday, March 20, 2007 Mr. Arno Edelmann, Microsoft's European business security product manager, will be separated from his career with Microsoft Europe.
... Explain how they can recognise suspicious files and web sites. Explain them that they should be careful with their passwords. Explain them that they should do so not only at work, but also at home. You can explain all you want but they will still click on "OK" when the message, "Do you want to download a free gift." comes up.
It's already happening. TFA has a link entitled: * Sun Blamed for Warming of Earth and Other Worlds... Why do they blame only Sun? I think that IBM and Apple are just as guilty, if not more.
Could we please get video and flash links in stories tagged "(video)" or "(flash)" like is done for PDF links? Especially things that will generate audio which might be disruptive in a work environment and when it isn't necessarily apparent in the URL. No! Don't surf at work. Let your boss know that you don't surf at work during company time and keep away from it. Surfing is a terrible time-waster and makes you look inefficient.
...Which is nice. However, not open-sourcing their server code is somewhat disappointing. Oh well, at least the client is open, someone else can create a FOSS server if the interest ever arises. Work, by a third party, has started on that. See http://openmetaverse.org/wiki/OpenSim for details.
Who knows, maybe in Canada they can even manage to implement a Vista Tax on computer equipment, you know - to make up for all the lost revinue because of people using vista without paying for it (equivilant to the 15cent tax on all blank cd's that RIAA's lobbyists had imposed a few years ago) It's a levy, not a tax. Actually, due to that levy, file sharing was ruled legal a while back. No idea if it still is.
MediaMax's generous 25GB of storage is limited by a odd download limit of just 1GB/mo. That means it will take two years and one month to download all 25GB.
The other services offer monthly download limits that are five to ten times the storage provided or even unlimited.
When a company like HID gets this jumpy it seems to me that they are hiding something. Perhaps there is a security flaw in their active cards: perhaps the crypto-algorithm is incorrectly implemented, perhaps the private key is the same for all cards at a site or perhaps the algorithm is crap (xor!) in a lower priced product. It is cause for investigation, no?
The problem seems to be with the conference people. If everyone had kept their trap shut, then HID (and the world) would've found out AFTER it occurred. Good luck stopping that, then. This is a "Black Hat Presentation", after all - so why are they passing out notes beforehand? Are they _trying_ to get it shut down? No! They are trying to get people to attend. How many people would/could attend a conference with no specific information about the talks?
...Besides, if the author sells activation keys, he knows who bought which one, and thus whom to sue when one of those keys gets posted on warez sites....
Just because my key is misused doesn't mean that I posted the key. It could be a coincidence or it could have been stolen by someone with access to my computer.
I, like most Americans, don't have the time or interest to watch most movies more than once. That's why Blockbuster Video exists. Therefore, I couldn't care less about DRM.... With the crap that is coming out now, my mates and I don't even find it worth putting a downloaded movie onto a DVD-R disc. It is a waste of 50 cents and 30 minutes of our time.
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... to get soapbox shutdown permanently?Just say the word.
And by word I mean; Thunderbird.
"What's the word? Thunderbird. What's the price?
No. Perhaps those of you that don't read books simply have a reading comprehension problem?
He asked what books to get. He didn't ask what your opinion of using a book to get a jumpstart on a language is.... To recommend no book is to recommend all books.
Hyakujo.
By Tuesday, March 20, 2007 Mr. Arno Edelmann, Microsoft's European business security product manager, will be separated from his career with Microsoft Europe.
... Explain how they can recognise suspicious files and web sites. Explain them that they should be careful with their passwords. Explain them that they should do so not only at work, but also at home. You can explain all you want but they will still click on "OK" when the message, "Do you want to download a free gift." comes up.
...Which is nice. However, not open-sourcing their server code is somewhat disappointing. Oh well, at least the client is open, someone else can create a FOSS server if the interest ever arises. Work, by a third party, has started on that. See http://openmetaverse.org/wiki/OpenSim for details.How? I have two floss projects that I would like to do that with. Got a link?
Sure! http://www.debian.org/Put a CD in the drive and it will run an installation program (or a virus or rootkit). Man, that was easy.
Open a MS Word document and a VB script (or a virus or rootkit) will run automatically. What a time-saver.
etc, etc.
Who knows, maybe in Canada they can even manage to implement a Vista Tax on computer equipment, you know - to make up for all the lost revinue because of people using vista without paying for it (equivilant to the 15cent tax on all blank cd's that RIAA's lobbyists had imposed a few years ago) It's a levy, not a tax. Actually, due to that levy, file sharing was ruled legal a while back. No idea if it still is.
How thick is this stuff shown in the picture?
MediaMax's generous 25GB of storage is limited by a odd download limit of just 1GB/mo. That means it will take two years and one month to download all 25GB.
The other services offer monthly download limits that are five to ten times the storage provided or even unlimited.
When a company like HID gets this jumpy it seems to me that they are hiding something. Perhaps there is a security flaw in their active cards: perhaps the crypto-algorithm is incorrectly implemented, perhaps the private key is the same for all cards at a site or perhaps the algorithm is crap (xor!) in a lower priced product. It is cause for investigation, no?