Um... if ISPs allow port 80 then your servers will still get pounded. Locking the other ports will just make everything go over the unlocked ports. Your plan doesn't work at all. Oh and good luck uploading stuff to your server using FTP, or connecting using SSH.
My Computer doesn't open your files, but shows devices connected to your computer (like hard drives, CD/DVDs, floppies, mp3 players, external/network drives, "My Documents", and Control Panel).
You know with IPv6 people would be allocated more IP addresses than could be scanned in an insane amount of time, right? That would make worms spreading much harder.
And do you think only people that know how to mess with routers would be transferring pictures or files over IM? I have to give people space on my web site because everyone I know is behind a router and can't send them directly.
Why go through the trouble of writting down dozens of passwords and what they are for? It would be much easier to just dump the password db to a CD-R and throw it in the safe.
And then your filesystem will be in an inconsistent state and could easily be hosed. Thats the big warning the Software Suspend 2 guys give about suspending (if you access the drive after suspending with any other OS in a writable way, then resume the OS, the OS will think the FS is different than it currently is).
It will still consume less than a P4 (only 80 watts, and IIRC they are going to quickly go from 90nm to a smaller size, and probably will eventually make a 'mobile' version as well).
Well what I meant (and completely forgot to write) was that the Power processor is just the very core of the chip, and there will have to be quite a redesign of OS X (again) to run on it.
Though from what I've seen the Cell should be the end of having to pay $$$ for an extra video card, since it seems that the Cells themselves will be very good at that sort of things (nvidia and ati will be pissed at that)
Unless IBM or someone else starts celling parts to build Cell based systems this isn't going to happen. Also some big name like IBM will probably have to also do some donating of systems to people like Linus and other prominent Linux & open source figures (like some big names at the apache foundation).
I hope I didn't just sum up your links:-D (I'm gonna read them now)
Are they the groups that are actually publishing the work in written form? If so then without them then the works may never be published (possibly, possibly not).
Re your side not: Its because for the last couple of days slashdot was been flooded by bots posting comments from previous threads. For people that actually browse at 0 or -1 it was annoying. Also AFAIK if you have good karma you don't have to do that (I don't).
It seems people with good (excellent?) karma don't have to do it. Thats more reason to not post useless crap (like this:-D) so you don't get modded down into oblivion.
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Um... if ISPs allow port 80 then your servers will still get pounded. Locking the other ports will just make everything go over the unlocked ports. Your plan doesn't work at all. Oh and good luck uploading stuff to your server using FTP, or connecting using SSH.
My Computer doesn't open your files, but shows devices connected to your computer (like hard drives, CD/DVDs, floppies, mp3 players, external/network drives, "My Documents", and Control Panel).
WOOSH!
Is that the sound the heatsink makes, or the sound of the joke flying overhead?
Fedora Core 4 I know will support Xen. I believe Suse also announced the same thing.
Unfortunately Xen doesn't yet support graphics (hopefully I'm mistaken).
IPv4 is a subset of IPv6.
With IPv6 worms won't be able to find any systems because each end user is supposed to be allocated an insanely large number of addresses.
You know with IPv6 people would be allocated more IP addresses than could be scanned in an insane amount of time, right? That would make worms spreading much harder.
And do you think only people that know how to mess with routers would be transferring pictures or files over IM? I have to give people space on my web site because everyone I know is behind a router and can't send them directly.
Then why do you even have it plugged in to your router?
Linspire doesn't have you running as root, and neither did Lindows.
Except wasn't Netscape 8.0 released with a known exploit?
They added that because for the past few days Slashdot was crap flooded with spam from previous articles.
From what I can figure out its only required for people that don't have good karma, and users not logged in.
Why go through the trouble of writting down dozens of passwords and what they are for? It would be much easier to just dump the password db to a CD-R and throw it in the safe.
And then your filesystem will be in an inconsistent state and could easily be hosed. Thats the big warning the Software Suspend 2 guys give about suspending (if you access the drive after suspending with any other OS in a writable way, then resume the OS, the OS will think the FS is different than it currently is).
At the price of these drives the ram would be much better idea.
Drive capacity has nothing to do with the max amount of writes (flash memory generally has a max amount of writes before you can't write any more).
It will still consume less than a P4 (only 80 watts, and IIRC they are going to quickly go from 90nm to a smaller size, and probably will eventually make a 'mobile' version as well).
Well what I meant (and completely forgot to write) was that the Power processor is just the very core of the chip, and there will have to be quite a redesign of OS X (again) to run on it.
Though from what I've seen the Cell should be the end of having to pay $$$ for an extra video card, since it seems that the Cells themselves will be very good at that sort of things (nvidia and ati will be pissed at that)
Unless IBM or someone else starts celling parts to build Cell based systems this isn't going to happen. Also some big name like IBM will probably have to also do some donating of systems to people like Linus and other prominent Linux & open source figures (like some big names at the apache foundation).
:-D (I'm gonna read them now)
I hope I didn't just sum up your links
The Cell's primary processor is a Power5 processor, the G5s only contain a Power4 processor.
I guess we now have to do *AA*...
Are they the groups that are actually publishing the work in written form? If so then without them then the works may never be published (possibly, possibly not).
Re your side not: Its because for the last couple of days slashdot was been flooded by bots posting comments from previous threads. For people that actually browse at 0 or -1 it was annoying. Also AFAIK if you have good karma you don't have to do that (I don't).
Only problem is that only works if you don't suck. Why do you think the RIAA hates that? Because 98% of the artists they have signed suck horribly.
In KPDF its Control+Shift+F to go full screen (same with almost all other KDE apps)
It seems people with good (excellent?) karma don't have to do it. Thats more reason to not post useless crap (like this :-D) so you don't get modded down into oblivion.
And if he used more than 72 bits? And if all files aren't encrypted with the same key? Well you would be screwed.