I've been working with Nmap for nearly 2 years now; I went over a Coverity scan of the Nmap source code and fixed many possible bugs (mostly NULL dereferences). Coverity has a great interface and documented the bugs well.
'One researcher predicts it will be five to seven years before only the "die-hard" desktop users are left'
Then I'll be one of them. Unless one of you Slashdotters makes me look like an idiot for saying that I like to upgrade my computer myself, and if I'm having a problem I like to look in the box of the computer myself, and you can't do that with a laptop.
Of course, I'm hoping somebody does make me look like an idiot for that, because I'd be very interested in the laptop brand they come up with.
But I generally place my works under the MIT license, or possibly some other (really!) free one.
But, then again, I contribute to Nmap regularly (and am now an SoC student for it this summer), and I have no problem that my contributions are placed under the GPL, because it's not a bad license...
Slashdot Mirror
Why haven't they been looking at this all along?
for a PS3 price drop, but.... when's it going to happen?
and also a dinosaur
I've been working with Nmap for nearly 2 years now; I went over a Coverity scan of the Nmap source code and fixed many possible bugs (mostly NULL dereferences). Coverity has a great interface and documented the bugs well.
I certainly didn't forget about this. This and Koders are very handy!
Yeah: we should make it more like C++, because HTML is just too hard.
From now on I'm going to make all my Ruby and shell scripts proprietary and closed source!
Send Hermes to throw a parallel universe in it!
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The kind that doesn't let 'em catch me!
Wouldn't implementing this in userspace drastically lack in performance compared to kernelspace drivers?
..under contract through the USPS; he works with mainframes.
:)
But of course, anytime he has a problem with his PC, he comes to me
No, no, no:
"2010: The year Linux makes contact"
'One researcher predicts it will be five to seven years before only the "die-hard" desktop users are left'
Then I'll be one of them. Unless one of you Slashdotters makes me look like an idiot for saying that I like to upgrade my computer myself, and if I'm having a problem I like to look in the box of the computer myself, and you can't do that with a laptop.
Of course, I'm hoping somebody does make me look like an idiot for that, because I'd be very interested in the laptop brand they come up with.
I saw that episode
.. they're too confused about all the different editions of Vista ;)
liquid nitrogen cooling systems :)
Actually, I'm pretty sure I saw that on the Screensavers on TechTV a looooooooong time ago. It kicked ass.
But I generally place my works under the MIT license, or possibly some other (really!) free one.
:)
But, then again, I contribute to Nmap regularly (and am now an SoC student for it this summer), and I have no problem that my contributions are placed under the GPL, because it's not a bad license...
And least not that I can see yet anyway
We've been needing some of that down here in the South for a looong time...
Go him. He has a good argument involving the "distribution" part (not that he should have to argue).
:)
And, yes, I'd be saying this even if I was for the RIAA
Will it really be Open Source, or will we just be able to see it and not play?
Or will only certain people get to see it?
I'll make my own license... with blackjack... and hookers.
In fact, forget the license.
nudewebca.ms
Because I just saw him on TV with a gopher
Judges prefer using Google to get porn too!