Other possible step: Open source developers sue (with the help of the EFF), and Big companies pay big money instead of stoping distribution or GPLing their code (that's what they paid the insurance for).
In the end: Open source project has lots of money for hiring full time developers, bug chasing competition, etc.
No way. In basque, a language spoken in a region in Spain, the order is from largest to smallest, which makes more sense. You start with the most general info (the year) and go to the specific (the day, or even the minutes).
And it's much better for sorting, so my backup files are whatever_20051021.tgz, just sorted by date.
Internet is becoming far too important for many countries to leave it under the control of a country in which we do not trust. Is that enough reason for you? It is for me.
> There are many, many people out there who continue
> to use IE, even after knowing there are
> alternatives and that IE has many security holes.
> So what? Why doesn't anybody label those people
> as "MS zealots"?
My work laptop has win2k with NTFS. Now, I'll be able to make a big file (1GB?), and using this driver, mount it in loopback as an ext2 filesystem, so I can write to disk when using Knoppix.
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The IEFBR14 utility has changed quite a bit, as it was buggy in the first implementations, you can read its nice story in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEFBR14#History_from_the_RISKS_Digest
Riiight, there is no way IBM could develop and mantain an OS. Like AIX, or OS/2, or z/OS, z/VM, z/TPS. or OS/400, etc.
You are right, they should know it. But I can guarantee that reality is much harder.
I don't know my root password, I use sudo instead.
That's right, if you want the importance of the US in the world to be relative to its population.
Or it is a 13 position shift, like in ROT13.
In the end: Open source project has lots of money for hiring full time developers, bug chasing competition, etc.
Of course, I'm being optimistic, but who knows...
If he didn't meant what he said, he should have said what he meant, not what he said.
And it's much better for sorting, so my backup files are whatever_20051021.tgz, just sorted by date.
Internet shouldn't follow one administration's morals.
As a quote I like says, you have to be inteligent to be able to be lazy!
Put that together with a 0.1% false negative rate, and you are mostly sure that everyone identified as terrorist is innocent.
Internet is becoming far too important for many countries to leave it under the control of a country in which we do not trust. Is that enough reason for you? It is for me.
Do you promise that?
Do we see any link supporting your statement? No. Sorry, try again later.
Heard of the DMCA? The DeCSS case? Try talking about protection schemes and how to avoid them.
user: user
pass: ' or '1'='1
What if the message is signed or has a md5 hash or whatever?
> to use IE, even after knowing there are
> alternatives and that IE has many security holes.
> So what? Why doesn't anybody label those people
> as "MS zealots"?
Lusers, they are labelled lusers.
Great!! that's what I was looking for!
My work laptop has win2k with NTFS. Now, I'll be able to make a big file (1GB?), and using this driver, mount it in loopback as an ext2 filesystem, so I can write to disk when using Knoppix.