... disagree. Yes, there was glitch they picked up with the way they dealt with the GC. But when they enter the car next year, using C#, they'll be able to get much further.
Which means that the language did the job very nicely.
Don't you get it? It's not the language, it's the programmer. I vaguely remember people saying that everything should be done in assembly instead of C or C++. Look where that got them. The truth is, any capable language used correctly can almost always do the job you need. C# is no exception.
Let me get this straight: you are concerned that you need to recharge your multifunction device. Most of these devices last for days! Are you really saying that you can't recharge the darn thing overnight?
I am interested in your comments and would like to sign up to your newspaper. Or rather, as I just read from your post, "the cow is in the fourth slipper" - could you elaborate?
I don't think he's saying that. The poster was saying that embezzlement is worse than robbery in terms of psychology because they were tricked into giving up their goods. Thus it invalidates the faith they have in their judgement.
I don't think he was saying that robbery doesn't cause psychological scarring.
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... disagree. Yes, there was glitch they picked up with the way they dealt with the GC. But when they enter the car next year, using C#, they'll be able to get much further.
Which means that the language did the job very nicely.
Don't you get it? It's not the language, it's the programmer. I vaguely remember people saying that everything should be done in assembly instead of C or C++. Look where that got them. The truth is, any capable language used correctly can almost always do the job you need. C# is no exception.
All by dressing as a girl.
When I gain power, they'll be the first to the wall.
The above comment has a certain unreal feel to it.
It's almost as if the parent post thinks they are in The Matrix. That is so 4 years ago.
The above comment has a certain unreal feel to it.
It's almost as if the parent post things they are in The Matrix. That is so 4 years ago.
Bingo, got it in one.
However, the prize for most shameless copyright infringement goes to The Times Of India.
Yup. +3 Insightful indeed.
I always wondered how Wilde knew that.
Awesome. Or rather, "egads, move that sausage to the phone!"
Let me get this straight: you are concerned that you need to recharge your multifunction device. Most of these devices last for days! Are you really saying that you can't recharge the darn thing overnight?
I am interested in your comments and would like to sign up to your newspaper. Or rather, as I just read from your post, "the cow is in the fourth slipper" - could you elaborate?
Perhaps because slashdotters are sick of stupidity like "The Da Vinci code"?
I don't think he's saying that. The poster was saying that embezzlement is worse than robbery in terms of psychology because they were tricked into giving up their goods. Thus it invalidates the faith they have in their judgement.
I don't think he was saying that robbery doesn't cause psychological scarring.
He stole money. He hijacked other people's computers, and potentially violated their privacy. He used a botnet.
This was not a victimless crime. I'm glad he's getting that jail term and that fine - what did he expect?
No... my understanding is that it will take you to the directory above the chroot'ed directory.
Hilarious :-) Someone mod that guy up!
How the hell is my post a troll?
The superuser can escape from a 'chroot jail' by doing 'mkdir foo; chroot foo; cd ..'.
I could be misreading something I suppose. When I read "empty" directory, it seems to me to be a directory without any files or directories.
/home/test/root/ then chroot to /.. then it will chroot to /home/test.
If you chroot to
Thought so. I just filed a bug about this one.
Already pointed this out, but DJB is just gaining access to chroot, then dropping privileges.
Unless you chroot down a directory. But... I missed his original point, which was to briefly elevate privileges and then drop them.
If so... bug has been filed.
You aren't use Envince, are you? I'm having problems also.
Ah... so it appears.