Assuming positions on the supreme court clear as expected Bush will be appointing some conservatives to the justice panel. I think now that such an environment exists we're more likely to see the patriot act used, because people know that the second it is the ACLU will jump all over it. With a conservative majority in the supreme court the patriot act will likely not be ruled unconstitutional, and can thus now be used. Other extremely bad things that will likely happen: row vs. wade will be overturned and gay marriage will be banned!
I said that somebody inexperienced with linux (as the poster says s/he is) could easily produce an insecure setup. This is of course true for any system, but properly delegating privileges in LTSP is much harder.
I've setup a classroom before with LTSP, and although it was impressive it had many shortcomings. For a non-linux veteran it could also introduce security vulnerabilities. I suggest you instead take a look at Windows terminal server, the CALs are sometimes even included in a site license.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/evalu at ion/casestudies/CaseStudy.aspx?CaseStudyID=13563
The employees at companies using this policy likey have access to confidential information. Copying that to the usb storage device and walking out the door is very possible, and the only way to secure the network against this is to actually ban the devices from entry. It's absurd to just declare that a company enforcing this policy does not "run a secure network", because banning people from read access to information necessary for their job is not going to work.
Exactly what in this film isn't factual? After all the ruckus caused by Bowling for Columbine Moore learned his lesson and had a team of people verifying all of the information that appears in F9/11. He tried to mislead people in one scene, the one where they're talking about the Bin Laden family being flown out of the country too early (it was Clarke who issued the order, not Bush). That isn't exactly a lie though, and it certainly doesn't discredit the other hour and 50 minutes of the movie.
Very much so agreed. I myself am a gentoo user and love the organization of portage, and how easy it is to keep software up to date with the latest patches. But for some reason php is a complete pain in the ass to get working sometimes. It took me at least an hour longer than it should have to migrate from php4 -> php5. That said, php5 was in the unstable branch at the time and I have yet to experience any other problems.
It isn't so much the rediculous ways that computer nerds are portrayed as it is the public reaction. Although I firmly believe in the notion that anybody who would think like that I am better off not associating with it is an unnecessary handicap to my already socially introverted self.
"I do, however, recognize that the act has been mischaracterized and misunderstood and has engendered a lot of well-meaning and genuine fear, even if that fear is unfounded."
Woah he is taking a stand against unfounded fear, isn't that what he is in the business of selling?
This guy steals lyrics from other songs all the time. Quite frankly I'm amazed he gets away with it, but it disgusts me that he would have the gall to raise arms when somebody does the same to him.
First example that comes to mind is the very beginning of the song "Don't Understand" by Masta Ace.
Actually there are many areas where 911 operators are able to pinpoint your exact location. This technology debuted in Rhode Island and has already saved lives. A quick google search has yielded this.
Adoption of bluetooth technology has been very slow though. And since this would most likely see implementation on motherboards it is very likely to be bluetooth's successor if it actually ever enters production.
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What we really need is a jammer that will only effect 13 to 17 year old girls.
Just because a system administrator has taken steps (SYN Cookies, kernel tweaking, etc.) to severely limit the SYN flood's access to a network service doesn't mean the box is impervious to this type of attack. The traffic alone when coming from many different hosts, likely including hundreds of university/cable drones, can overpower their bandwidth capabilities. Also lets not forget that they are trying to keep http open to legitimate connecting clients.
Because sites hosting torrent files for illegal material (which nearly all of it is) will in many cases find themselves shutdown. Through the use of DNS caching it's impossible for any host to shutdown people's access to the tracker immediately.
It's completely unjust that gaming companies be restricted by the very system they established to help parents do their job of raising the kids. However certain titles (Vice City comes to mind) are so filled with sex and violence that I shudder to think of anybody under a mature age playing it. This is why I would agree with legislation restricting children under 16 (chosen arbitrarily) from buying games listed as grossly violent/sexual. There are plenty of implications here though. Who would govern this list? Will the legislation stop here or is this merely a stepping stone for the anti-videogame community? Would creating an adult video game section make kids not want the children's titles?
Have we forgotten that the real problem with the messenger service is that it is enabled by default? If AOL's users want the service on after it was disabled then they should just reenable it. Also your company surely isn't running on AOL anyway, it's likely connected via an isp that assumes you know what you're doing and will not tamper with anything. AOL's users want their hands held and technical issues resolved without any confusion.
The Pawtucket Rhode Island DMV test is to drive up an empty street, take a turn, and then park next to a stop sign (I passed!). The only real challenge to the process of getting a license is finding somebody in the registry who speaks english.
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Assuming positions on the supreme court clear as expected Bush will be appointing some conservatives to the justice panel. I think now that such an environment exists we're more likely to see the patriot act used, because people know that the second it is the ACLU will jump all over it. With a conservative majority in the supreme court the patriot act will likely not be ruled unconstitutional, and can thus now be used. Other extremely bad things that will likely happen: row vs. wade will be overturned and gay marriage will be banned!
I said that somebody inexperienced with linux (as the poster says s/he is) could easily produce an insecure setup. This is of course true for any system, but properly delegating privileges in LTSP is much harder.
I've setup a classroom before with LTSP, and although it was impressive it had many shortcomings. For a non-linux veteran it could also introduce security vulnerabilities. I suggest you instead take a look at Windows terminal server, the CALs are sometimes even included in a site license.
u at ion/casestudies/CaseStudy.aspx?CaseStudyID=13563
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/eval
The employees at companies using this policy likey have access to confidential information. Copying that to the usb storage device and walking out the door is very possible, and the only way to secure the network against this is to actually ban the devices from entry. It's absurd to just declare that a company enforcing this policy does not "run a secure network", because banning people from read access to information necessary for their job is not going to work.
Exactly what in this film isn't factual? After all the ruckus caused by Bowling for Columbine Moore learned his lesson and had a team of people verifying all of the information that appears in F9/11. He tried to mislead people in one scene, the one where they're talking about the Bin Laden family being flown out of the country too early (it was Clarke who issued the order, not Bush). That isn't exactly a lie though, and it certainly doesn't discredit the other hour and 50 minutes of the movie.
These threads were created to show which have been updated to work with .9:
.9 extensions
.9 themes
I'm migrating from .8 to .9 and the speed increase feels much more dramatic.
Many linux kernel developers also do work on bsd kernels.
This website was established because of paypal doing this kind of crap.
Very much so agreed. I myself am a gentoo user and love the organization of portage, and how easy it is to keep software up to date with the latest patches. But for some reason php is a complete pain in the ass to get working sometimes. It took me at least an hour longer than it should have to migrate from php4 -> php5. That said, php5 was in the unstable branch at the time and I have yet to experience any other problems.
It isn't so much the rediculous ways that computer nerds are portrayed as it is the public reaction. Although I firmly believe in the notion that anybody who would think like that I am better off not associating with it is an unnecessary handicap to my already socially introverted self.
"I do, however, recognize that the act has been mischaracterized and misunderstood and has engendered a lot of well-meaning and genuine fear, even if that fear is unfounded."
Woah he is taking a stand against unfounded fear, isn't that what he is in the business of selling?
This guy steals lyrics from other songs all the time. Quite frankly I'm amazed he gets away with it, but it disgusts me that he would have the gall to raise arms when somebody does the same to him.
First example that comes to mind is the very beginning of the song "Don't Understand" by Masta Ace.
Actually there are many areas where 911 operators are able to pinpoint your exact location. This technology debuted in Rhode Island and has already saved lives. A quick google search has yielded this.
Adoption of bluetooth technology has been very slow though. And since this would most likely see implementation on motherboards it is very likely to be bluetooth's successor if it actually ever enters production.
What we really need is a jammer that will only effect 13 to 17 year old girls.
Just because a system administrator has taken steps (SYN Cookies, kernel tweaking, etc.) to severely limit the SYN flood's access to a network service doesn't mean the box is impervious to this type of attack. The traffic alone when coming from many different hosts, likely including hundreds of university/cable drones, can overpower their bandwidth capabilities. Also lets not forget that they are trying to keep http open to legitimate connecting clients.
Because sites hosting torrent files for illegal material (which nearly all of it is) will in many cases find themselves shutdown. Through the use of DNS caching it's impossible for any host to shutdown people's access to the tracker immediately.
It's completely unjust that gaming companies be restricted by the very system they established to help parents do their job of raising the kids. However certain titles (Vice City comes to mind) are so filled with sex and violence that I shudder to think of anybody under a mature age playing it. This is why I would agree with legislation restricting children under 16 (chosen arbitrarily) from buying games listed as grossly violent/sexual. There are plenty of implications here though. Who would govern this list? Will the legislation stop here or is this merely a stepping stone for the anti-videogame community? Would creating an adult video game section make kids not want the children's titles?
Have we forgotten that the real problem with the messenger service is that it is enabled by default? If AOL's users want the service on after it was disabled then they should just reenable it. Also your company surely isn't running on AOL anyway, it's likely connected via an isp that assumes you know what you're doing and will not tamper with anything. AOL's users want their hands held and technical issues resolved without any confusion.
The Pawtucket Rhode Island DMV test is to drive up an empty street, take a turn, and then park next to a stop sign (I passed!). The only real challenge to the process of getting a license is finding somebody in the registry who speaks english.