Just thought i'd quote this from your link:
"He knows the ciphertext and the plaintext."
"he" is referring to the attacker.
The whole point of a cryptanalysis is to find out what the plaintext is...
Mozilla Firebird - looks great in KDE, but has rendering bugs for slashdot
Opera - proprietary, but IMO the best browser around - only thing is the menu bars don't look great in SUSE unless I use a font from the thai fonts package (no I am not thai, but a friend who is thai found that one of the thai fonts looks really good for english w/o anti-aliased text) - dunno why it doesnt anti-alias the menu bar - everything else is.
Main article refers to a spam attack started in 2004, your link refers to a spam attack in 2003, so i find it unlikely that they are referring to the same case unless habeus have a time machine.
True about IM protocols, but "serious gaming" is rather vague... i'm perfectly happy with americas army and several other unreal and quake games:)
Fast boot times - on slackware with a 2.4.23 kernel with pre-empt and parralel bootscripts, i'm at the kdm login screen in 3 seconds from pressing the power button (1.4ghz laptop with 314mb ram...)
From what i've read SCO have said that *every* user of linux needs a license from them - yeah right, but supposing they do actually have a case and are fooling us all:
From www,sco.com/scosource:
"The license would apply to all commercial users of Linux based on a 2.4 or later kernel"
(my emphasis)
Is it just me or is this yet another contradiction?
"Linux on the desktop seems to have done its best to imitate Windows on the desktop. If you want a user interface better than a pale imitation of Microsoft, then MacOS X is your OS."
thats just kde + gnome
example 1: xfce
example 2: fluxbox (my choice)
Slashdot Mirror
How much time does it take it to grind a rock compared to the amount of time it takes to move one meter?
Just thought i'd quote this from your link: "He knows the ciphertext and the plaintext." "he" is referring to the attacker. The whole point of a cryptanalysis is to find out what the plaintext is...
Will this stop me getting at strongbad email on my phone?
Mozilla Firebird - looks great in KDE, but has rendering bugs for slashdot Opera - proprietary, but IMO the best browser around - only thing is the menu bars don't look great in SUSE unless I use a font from the thai fonts package (no I am not thai, but a friend who is thai found that one of the thai fonts looks really good for english w/o anti-aliased text) - dunno why it doesnt anti-alias the menu bar - everything else is.
Main article refers to a spam attack started in 2004, your link refers to a spam attack in 2003, so i find it unlikely that they are referring to the same case unless habeus have a time machine.
no one in UK does...
who wears speedos nowadays anyway...
True about IM protocols, but "serious gaming" is rather vague... i'm perfectly happy with americas army and several other unreal and quake games :)
Fast boot times - on slackware with a 2.4.23 kernel with pre-empt and parralel bootscripts, i'm at the kdm login screen in 3 seconds from pressing the power button (1.4ghz laptop with 314mb ram...)
i've used kpackage on slackware, suse, redhat, and mandrake with no problems.
From what i've read SCO have said that *every* user of linux needs a license from them - yeah right, but supposing they do actually have a case and are fooling us all: From www,sco.com/scosource: "The license would apply to all commercial users of Linux based on a 2.4 or later kernel" (my emphasis) Is it just me or is this yet another contradiction?
What about people who have disabled java?
"Linux on the desktop seems to have done its best to imitate Windows on the desktop. If you want a user interface better than a pale imitation of Microsoft, then MacOS X is your OS." thats just kde + gnome example 1: xfce example 2: fluxbox (my choice)
/me remembers seeing this word-for-word in a thread yesterday with the word Apache swapped for Linux...
This is great :) thanks for the laugh
Just thought i'd say - the link is a logout link
dunno if it's true, but one of the higher up posts said that their upstream provider is in the same corporate group ;)
kde also supports this - but i use fluxbox :)
also, the man2html output is much better IMO than the kioslave :) (hyperlinks actually work...)
"man man2html" :)
I have an html version of all the manpages on my apache webserver, much more readable