You can do a lot of things to allow a safe and contained usage of ssh
1 - Use a key, not a password 2 - chroot or maybe/bin/false (not sure if this can be overwritten) 3 - SELinux, etc (but it's a pain) 4 - have ssh handled by a VM, it can be something very simple
I'm thinking that except if they actually injected Canadians into the LHC pipes and then collided them at high speed, this whole Canadian bias of the news is unjustified.
Really, social ability is one thing, brain size is another, intelligence is another, there may be a correlation but the key word is "your mileage may vary"
Otherwise whales and dolphins would be much more smarter than humans.
How they are going to screw up their next models? How they are going to keep pushing gas guzzling SUVs after SUVs? The design of the new models? (hint: they're going to look like exactly the same as last years model)
Really guys, really...
Sometimes I think that some companies have overall lower intelligence than others. Like, stealing "secrets" for '1+1'
Or better, move to Brazil, where the big taxes have created a truly wonderful society, where there are no problems with healthcare, crime, infrastructure, etc, etc OH WAIT
From the computational point of view, unlimited precision is not free (and very prone to problems)
a fair rounding system goes a long way
I want to be able to sell virtual goods at $0.00056
Well, you can do that. Take their CC number but only charge them if they go beyond a certain value. And then account for the rounding and compensate accordingly in subsequent transactions.
(also what's with slashdot not allowing copy-paste on the comments??)
Interesting, but according to Wikipedia it's an Arts degree (better than Liberal Arts though)
Your point stands
What I'm bashing is not so much the degree, but the attitude of the people. And I put Medieval History and MBA for a reason, google it;)
What are you doing getting a hundreds of thousands
loan to get a degree that's far from guaranteed in getting a good job/salary for you?!?
Of course a degree in Liberal Arts from Harvard is much better than in a community college, but in the end it's like paying 100k dollars for a pen instead of buying a regular pen.
So go to community college, it won't bankrupt you for life.
I'm all for studying the philosophy of things, but study for doing things, not only thinking of doing things. Including questioning the war: journalists, lawyers, etc
Better still, let's go and study all the important things: Theology, Liberal arts, Medieval History, etc. Of course these are very relevant and they can land you a job in no time, so that's why they are so expensive.
If you need anything else later just do an MBA. More relevant studies which of course costs a lot of money.
Of course you couldn't change the lights on your room to save your life but still you think you're the most important person in the organization...
Slashdot Mirror
this should be an issue of free speech. Mastercard et al are impeding free speech.
Yes it is! Except they can do it.
The Constitution are a limit on the government, not private parties.
Of course, if this happened because of gov pressure is another discussion entirely, and then I'm not sure it's protected by the constitution.
No, my point is:
Twitter trending topics calculation is not influenced by volume of tweets, but by tweet growth rate.
Hence Wikileaks tweets does not have what it takes to become a TT (that is, high growth rate)
Blame Justin Bieber
What happened was... all the JB fans were skewing the trending topics by tweeting about him all the time.
So twitter changed TTs from being a measure of amount to a measure of growth (or derivative)
And I think wikileaks grew slower, hence no TTs.
offtopic but anyway
You can do a lot of things to allow a safe and contained usage of ssh
1 - Use a key, not a password /bin/false (not sure if this can be overwritten)
2 - chroot or maybe
3 - SELinux, etc (but it's a pain)
4 - have ssh handled by a VM, it can be something very simple
How I am supposed to poison the darn thing now??!?!
The true question we have to ask is:
Are Uranus jokes shifting research to other planets?!
I mean, there's methane in Uranus...
I mean, how is Wilikeaks going to post these data now hey?!
I mean, there's absolutely no way for them to do it now, no sir
A perfect plan, foiled!
*rolleyes*
Oops, I meant
CQ < CC < RR
In my opinion
CQ CC RR
I used Rational Rose for only a brief period of time though.
Also, (legend says) ClearCase is not that bad with a decent administrator and configuration (tough luck on this one)
I'm thinking that except if they actually injected Canadians into the LHC pipes and then collided them at high speed, this whole Canadian bias of the news is unjustified.
IT'S A CANADIAN CONSPIRACY
rational tools are anything but rational
I absolutely will think twice before taking a job that requires them.
However, one tool that I found to be extremely useful amd totally worth its price is Enterprise Architect. I don't remember if it does requirements
And if it was Gnome there wouldn't be a 'getting cold' functionality as it's for 'advanced users only'
*ducks*
Well, at least this means that, if you never left earth in the first place, you can enter it.
It would be disappointing if aliens had to get a license to enter our planet...
"The Situation"
Really, social ability is one thing, brain size is another, intelligence is another, there may be a correlation but the key word is "your mileage may vary"
Otherwise whales and dolphins would be much more smarter than humans.
I agree
And by the way, what kind of "secrets" are that?!
How they are going to screw up their next models?
How they are going to keep pushing gas guzzling SUVs after SUVs?
The design of the new models? (hint: they're going to look like exactly the same as last years model)
Really guys, really...
Sometimes I think that some companies have overall lower intelligence than others. Like, stealing "secrets" for '1+1'
Stop steering my storen stuff!!!!
go ahead and move to France then.
Or better, move to Brazil, where the big taxes have created a truly wonderful society, where there are no problems with healthcare, crime, infrastructure, etc, etc OH WAIT
Well, there you go. Also, there's no reason not to have imaginary numbers in currency.
Or even better, prizes sould be in C^3 !
From the computational point of view, unlimited precision is not free (and very prone to problems)
a fair rounding system goes a long way
I want to be able to sell virtual goods at $0.00056
Well, you can do that. Take their CC number but only charge them if they go beyond a certain value. And then account for the rounding and compensate accordingly in subsequent transactions.
(also what's with slashdot not allowing copy-paste on the comments??)
or better dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sdb bs=512
try decrypting THAT
Hah! I'd love to see how this guy would do a physics or calculus paper...
It's not his specialty.
I'd love to see a slashdot user write a paper in "philosophy, ethics, architecture, etc" as well.
But yes, you can have a calculus or physics paper ordered online, only not from this guy.
Interesting, but according to Wikipedia it's an Arts degree (better than Liberal Arts though)
Your point stands
What I'm bashing is not so much the degree, but the attitude of the people. And I put Medieval History and MBA for a reason, google it ;)
What are you doing getting a hundreds of thousands
loan to get a degree that's far from guaranteed in getting a good job/salary for you?!?
Of course a degree in Liberal Arts from Harvard is much better than in a community college, but in the end it's like paying 100k dollars for a pen instead of buying a regular pen.
So go to community college, it won't bankrupt you for life.
I'm all for studying the philosophy of things, but study for doing things, not only thinking of doing things. Including questioning the war: journalists, lawyers, etc
Better still, let's go and study all the important things: Theology, Liberal arts, Medieval History, etc. Of course these are very relevant and they can land you a job in no time, so that's why they are so expensive.
If you need anything else later just do an MBA. More relevant studies which of course costs a lot of money.
Of course you couldn't change the lights on your room to save your life but still you think you're the most important person in the organization...
And how is the environment of a built-in GPS really significantly different from the ECU? Both are subject to the same dirty power supply
More or less, yes
, the same environmental extremes,
Not even close.
One is in a hot environment (think 70C / 160F), next to a major emitter of EM radiation
The other one is at room temperature, with a convenient shield and at a convenient distance
What?!
Why wouldn't we? With the exception of hard drives and noew requirements, you shouldn't bother for some things.
Firewall? File server? LDAP? They don't need that much power.
True, it may be cheaper to replace, still, you may just wanna image the HD and replace it into the new machine.