ETA for the first quantum computers: 10 to 100 years." When quantum computers first come to fruition, the best part will be reminiscing about how terrible computers were "back in the day."
Great, so now when I'm 119 years old, I can talk about the computers back in the day!
yes, i'm sure/etc/passwd says it's uid 0... but that doesn't mean it really is, what's in the/...security directory, maybe the real file system is in there? ever think of that jackass?
Governments (well in the UK anyway) are pushing broadband for all sorts of PHB reasons like "education" and obviously the ISPs - AOL etc are gonna try and sell it.
and is also equivalent to transferring a 60-minute compact disc within one second -- an operation that takes around eight minutes on standard broadband.
What broadband is this? my cable modem can't download 600 megs of data in 15 minutes.
While we sit here discussing the major vulnerabilites in unix and windows, and how to exploit them. My boss and his secretary are sitting in the other room putting their minds together trying to figure out how to transfer a file in ASCII mode with WSFTP...
One of the things i find most amusing about this is the fact that I work at a university, and they are FTP'ing into a state ftp server to upload Vendor Reports (whatever those are). To bad I left my laptop with 'dsniff' on it at home.
now, tell me that number 1 on both lists shouldn't be 'human stupidity'
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It should be noted that these super computers won't be for sale... IBM simply leases the cycles, you pay based on the cycles you use every month.
ETA for the first quantum computers: 10 to 100 years." When quantum computers first come to fruition, the best part will be reminiscing about how terrible computers were "back in the day."
Great, so now when I'm 119 years old, I can talk about the computers back in the day!
www.grsecurity.com, www.lids.org, and the selinux stuff that the NSA is helping out with to name a few. I have.
Hmm, neither of those websites load.. wierd isn't it? or maybe you're just a complete idiot.
what's the point in having a unusable machine, even once you are logged in... that's what i'm saying.
yes, i'm sure /etc/passwd says it's uid 0... but that doesn't mean it really is, what's in the /...security directory, maybe the real file system is in there? ever think of that jackass?
anyone could change their root user to a different UID, and add a different user as root, who gives a damn.
Now, hundreds of thousands of football fans think Linux is a blonde haired boy that knows a lot of famous people from various occupations.
Linus.... Linux, i could see where people would get confused, but until i hear an audio of Linus saying it, i'll keep an open mind.
well, i'm thinking gwb's foreign policy is a little bit different than microsoft. heh
/me is wondering why slashdot, is never slashdotted.
All microsoft has to do is say that their software is secure! People will just believe it and continue to pay up.
well, it looks like i'm the dummy, as the URL is actually posted below, serves me write for not previewing!!
I can't wait to use my domain name for something useful!!!
Governments (well in the UK anyway) are pushing broadband for all sorts of PHB reasons like "education" and obviously the ISPs - AOL etc are gonna try and sell it.
AOL, in the UK? I'm confused.
it's roombavac.com i'm sorry
The cleaning robot, http://www.rumba.com
havn't you seen the commercials for the little round thing that goes around your house and cleans? it's called a Rumba,, www.rumba.com i believe
they take over the world, and feed on our bodies, which are kept in pods, inside the pods we live in an imaginary world with lots of 'Smiths'.
no wonder.
oklahoma state... or ohio state... it makes a difference ;)
and is also equivalent to transferring a 60-minute compact disc within one second -- an operation that takes around eight minutes on standard broadband.
What broadband is this? my cable modem can't download 600 megs of data in 15 minutes.
From the: I-Don't-Give-A-Shit-Dept... hmmm yeah... sounded funny when i started reading through the comments, but now i feel like a troll ;(
While we sit here discussing the major vulnerabilites in unix and windows, and how to exploit them. My boss and his secretary are sitting in the other room putting their minds together trying to figure out how to transfer a file in ASCII mode with WSFTP...
One of the things i find most amusing about this is the fact that I work at a university, and they are FTP'ing into a state ftp server to upload Vendor Reports (whatever those are). To bad I left my laptop with 'dsniff' on it at home.
now, tell me that number 1 on both lists shouldn't be 'human stupidity'
... that p2p has other valid purposes other than piracy.
i downloaded the "zip" file and ran mplayer on it... it's BITTERSWEET by FUEL... WTF