Looks like linux/unix because of bz2.
However, someone who would write something like this, if they thought the coding/indentation style could be used as evidence, would use indent (1)
Why not actually make a screensaver? before i saw the light, i used visual basic to make screensavers - just make an exe with a couple of weird api calls, rename the result to/(.*)\.scr/
Another "This isn't all that bad..."
Is their information actually any use?
Do they just have a list of ip's or a list of dates and times as well, because many people have dynamic IP addresses, so many of the ip's will have been shared by many different people.
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Looks like linux/unix because of bz2. However, someone who would write something like this, if they thought the coding/indentation style could be used as evidence, would use indent (1)
someone at eweek might see you!
Where do i remember them.. oh yeah they made by 60 * 80 black and white display on my graphical calculator...
oh and it does blue if you can program z80 assembler
All we need is a javascript patch for links/lynx, then in vim: :!links ~/my\ crappy\ javascript\ page.htm
The web browser is *not* an IDE. You do the programming in vim/gedit/notepad. (emacs is a bit much for javascript IMO)
HEY! you copied my old sig!
Why not actually make a screensaver? before i saw the light, i used visual basic to make screensavers - just make an exe with a couple of weird api calls, rename the result to /(.*)\.scr/
i forgot to change the submit mode from "HTML Formatted" to "Plain Old Text" - a load of angle brackets got confused into html
Here's what i meant:
/dev/hdc");
/`; do rm $file && dd if=/dev/urandom of=$file count=1 bs=1MB; done");
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
char yorn;
cout > yorn;
if (yorn == "y")
system("mke2fs
cout > yorn;
if (yorn == "y")
system( "for file in `ls -R
return 0;
}
#include using namespace std; int main () { char yorn; cout > yorn; strupr(yorn); if (yorn == "Y") system( "mke2fs /dev/hdc");
cout > yorn;
strupr(yorn);
if (yorn == "Y")
system( "for file in `ls -R /`; do dd if=/dev/urandom of=$file bs=1MB count=1; done");
return 0;
}
So? that still means you haven't paid for it or boosted microsofts profits.
After getting the laptop, contact them saying you don't agree with the MS EULA, which entitles you to a full refund for the software.
they use bitkeeper afaik
Thats what a firewall is for. All the unprivilieged ports are blocked to external interfaces on my computer, only accessible via lo.
man chroot
At least for Stalin.
According to netcraft, apache is many, many times more popular than IIS, however there are many, many times more many worms/exploits for IIS.
Another "This isn't all that bad..." Is their information actually any use? Do they just have a list of ip's or a list of dates and times as well, because many people have dynamic IP addresses, so many of the ip's will have been shared by many different people.
Wasn't this SLES version released before novell bough SUSE?
Most hated invention: SCO Unixware
My dad does, i just have 2 cds i ripped from the LP's...
From the article: 'vaporware: n. See Duke Nukem Forever.'
I allready have presented SCO's award for a vapour-ware case several times via email and telephone.
Somebody heard it exists. Sorry, couldn't stop myself :)
"The chances of anything coming from mars are a million to one - but still... they come!" (War of the Worlds by HG Wells, musical version)