But we have to see the good side of it. Now those who are just interested in the fast money jumped off and people *interested* in taking part in the technology sector may buy the shares, people like/. readers.
-- just a thought, no claim to be the one and only reality
This will be a good thing! c't already anounced to put an article on it in their next issue(I think - monday?). And others will follow. But not to forget: the German government is already sponsoring open source projects like the GNU Privacy Guard.
I hope other countries like Austria, where Enfopol has been supported by some politicians, will take this as a sign to protect human rights there has something to change, especially when the chancellor of Austria has studied computer science(although it is a very long time ago...) probably he understands but he is a politician too... let's hope the best
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"In recent years, groups of individuals have emerged on Usenet whose only intent is to harass" --> should these people who only disturb normal conversation not be sentenced in another way? it could be that some of them have problems emerged from subconscious agressions, and stuff like that probably this type of troublemaker is just in need for an appropriate psychological treatment?
why not use the gravity of sun as lens and take some very nice photos of the planet... but that would need a telescope to be sent to the outer rim of our solar system and so we would have to wait a few years for some nice pictures
I know people who really don't care about discussions but, you're right, these people won't use slashdot for discussing their spam-mail and that's the difference it's your own decision to use slashdot, but when being spammed by email you are forced to receive this and you can't easily start a discussion with the other person
when sending out spam is a reason for murdering someone, what comes next? what, if someone doesn't like your comments on slashdot and then he tries to get your adress... ok, that's probably too much paranoia
There are many developers using Delphi in Europe, especially in Germany. I think it is called "Delphi-Developers-Conference", where more developers are attending this event than in N. America
I'm concerned about the security of the submitted data, especially the one about me and my machines running linux Is it necessary for them to know how many entries are in the/etc/passwd file?
This "Registration Agreement" seems to be a bit confusing, why is the bottom of the page unreadable? Is this a way to show customers that the cheap price is not a trick? I would not trust such offers.
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I think that there are at least two issues:
- Every rpm-db is something like a registry, one may save some records. Registry doesn't mean exactly Windows-Registry
- Read the lower part - there's no longer any registry mentioned
Ok, stocks are falling.
/. readers.
But we have to see the good side of it. Now those who are just interested in the fast money jumped off and people *interested* in taking part in the technology sector may buy the shares,
people like
-- just a thought, no claim to be the one and only reality
What is understood by "Global Area Strike System"?
Does that mean, the next moment I look out of the window my neighbour's house could be destroyed by some sort of satellite weaponry?
Even if there is no security hole at that, webadmins at M$ software using sites should start to think.
This one was no danger.
Who knows really that there is no other, real, backdoor.
Is it responsible to have a web-site running a time bomb?
This will be a good thing! c't already anounced to put an article on it in their next issue(I think - monday?). And others will follow. But not to forget: the German government is already sponsoring open source projects like the GNU Privacy Guard.
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it would be much more reliable when it could do some repairs itself or let them being done by AI or remote controlled robots
but I then want one for my car too!
I hope other countries like Austria, where Enfopol has been supported by some politicians, will take this as a sign to protect human rights
there has something to change, especially when the chancellor of Austria has studied computer science(although it is a very long time ago...)
probably he understands but he is a politician too...
let's hope the best
"In recent years, groups of individuals have emerged on Usenet whose only intent is to harass"
-->
should these people who only disturb normal conversation not be sentenced in another way?
it could be that some of them have problems emerged from subconscious agressions, and stuff like that
probably this type of troublemaker is just in need for an appropriate psychological treatment?
why not use the gravity of sun as lens and take some very nice photos of the planet...
but that would need a telescope to be sent to the outer rim of our solar system and so we would have to wait a few years for some nice pictures
take a camera, connect it with your computer and you'll have a nice mirror...
I know people who really don't care about discussions
but, you're right, these people won't use slashdot for discussing their spam-mail and that's the difference
it's your own decision to use slashdot, but when being spammed by email you are forced to receive this and you can't easily start a discussion with the other person
when sending out spam is a reason for murdering someone, what comes next?
what, if someone doesn't like your comments on slashdot and then he tries to get your adress...
ok, that's probably too much paranoia
There are many developers using Delphi in Europe, especially in Germany.
I think it is called "Delphi-Developers-Conference", where more developers are attending this event than in N. America
go and ask your doctor about the side-effects from being /.ed...
I'm concerned about the security of the submitted data, especially the one about me and my machines running linux /etc/passwd file?
Is it necessary for them to know how many entries are in the
it lets me code more efficiently
even if something goes really wrong, the right music often prevents me from turning mad
when i got an internet account in 1995(or 94, 96?)
;-)
I was used to browse more different sites per day
now I have my prefered news site(try to guess which one
files download site, etc.
it's faster than searching the net by using big services like yahoo
more dangerous are tools for spying on ordinary citizens, or tools to have complete control - Big Brother is watching you ?
This "Registration Agreement" seems to be a bit confusing, why is the bottom of the page unreadable? Is this a way to show customers that the cheap price is not a trick? I would not trust such offers.