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  1. Re:So what? on Poisoned Torrents Plague Mybittorrent · · Score: 1

    You don't live in Holland do you ? I do.

  2. Re:So what? on Poisoned Torrents Plague Mybittorrent · · Score: 1

    And wait 2 years for the movie actualy showing up at at blockbuster ? Nah.

  3. Valve - Take 2 phone conversation on Take-Two to Publish Next Civilization Game · · Score: 1

    V:Civ 4 ? Nah man, source is the only way to fly !
    T:Source ?
    V:CIV SOURCE ! Let me tell you about `steam`
    T:Stop calling us okay ?
    V:It's tha bomb
    T:Hello ?

  4. Re:More to the point on Is Linux as Secure as We'd Like to Think? · · Score: 1

    the entire freakin OS will be Read-Only

    Read Only RAM memory as well ?
    I doubt it ;) ramdrive filesystems are just as scary.

    Find vuln. / Exploit vuln. / gain root / echo leet h4x0r > /tmp/www/index.html /
    restart httpd with own httpd.conf pointing to a ramdrive fs (lets say /tmp/www)

    The big disadvantage you have using a life cd lies within updating your software ;)
    Linux distro = daily-+ updates.

    And don't tell me it's hard to install OpenBSD ;)
    http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq4.html
    If you can read that, you can install it. (No scary questions it's an walktrough)
    If your hardware is `really` scary use NetBSD that even runs on the desk the computer is standing on.
    (Always verify http://www.openbsd.org/i386.html)

  5. Re:More to the point on Is Linux as Secure as We'd Like to Think? · · Score: 1

    Are you for real ?

    The OpenBSD ports tree contains over 2000 packages. Hell, it emulates FreeBSD/Linux when needed ;) We use OpenBSD in production for years now, serving apache/ssl/openldap/mysql/imap-ssl/postfix/squid/i rcd/bind/pf next to sshd.

    Trolly comments like these makes me wanna reply back with http://www.antioffline.com/freebsd.html :)