I always wondered why sticking pieces of metal in to your body was fashionable (earrings) or cool (nose, bellybutton, and other places).
Although I wouldn't mind getting a RFID tag in my arm so I can log in to computers and stuff like that instantly. The chance of cancer (minimal) is worth the convenience. There are far worse causes of cancer in our lives every day.
You have no right to complain about the government if you dont vote though. If you voted then you have the right to complain as loudly as you like, especially if your candidate didn't win.
Its thousands of idiots like yourself who say that their vote doesn't count which makes all your votes count.
Coming from someone in Australia where its illegal not to vote.:)
I havent seen the episode you describe but usually their math is fairly accurate if unlikely. It would never happen in real life but they do have someone who knows their stuff telling them what things are called and what algorithms are used.
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Rsync doesnt encrypt. SSH/SCP does.
Rsync is only really useful as a synchronizing method between a source and a out of date copy. Then its real benefits get shown.
seamonkey (bigger than Firefox) with 5 tabs is only eating 50mb of ram.
If your only doing mild browsing then it shouldnt eat too much. But if your heavily browsing then of course its going to chew ram. I've seen Seamonkey hit over 300mb of ram when I'm on a streak.
It really doesnt bother me. Its not a memory leak and I can keep using the same Seamonkey session for several weeks straight. Looking at a big number in the task manager doesnt mean anything at all.
Your looking for this for your SSH logs: http://denyhosts.sourceforge.net/ It will automatically detect and block the attackers and optionally add them to a gobal block list.
There needs to be something like DKIM which works on email addresses and not domains.
At the moment it works well for companies at risk where they can control all the email from their domain. It doesnt work for ordinary email accounts however because some services (e.g. blog, forum etc...) will try to send emails from other domains.
If there was a way so you entered in your private key (a disposable one maybe?) to the services which need to send email from you then it would suddenly be difficult to send spam. They would have to spend a great deal of effort to try and get private keys.
Can you see Google and thousands of other massive sites using a product which falls over more than a drunk guy? I've used it for years on mission critical servers. Its never failed me.
Please stop spreading FUD about MySQL's stability.
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a) That wouldnt work. The eyeball needs to be alive.
b) If your in that much danger then your screwed anyway.
I always wondered why sticking pieces of metal in to your body was fashionable (earrings) or cool (nose, bellybutton, and other places).
Although I wouldn't mind getting a RFID tag in my arm so I can log in to computers and stuff like that instantly.
The chance of cancer (minimal) is worth the convenience.
There are far worse causes of cancer in our lives every day.
Its depressing but only something like this would cause extensive space programs.
Bloody America and their oil fixation.
You have no right to complain about the government if you dont vote though.
:)
If you voted then you have the right to complain as loudly as you like, especially if your candidate didn't win.
Its thousands of idiots like yourself who say that their vote doesn't count which makes all your votes count.
Coming from someone in Australia where its illegal not to vote.
Business accounts get one for free. :)
Its a very sensible move on Paypal's part.
I havent seen the episode you describe but usually their math is fairly accurate if unlikely.
It would never happen in real life but they do have someone who knows their stuff telling them what things are called and what algorithms are used.
Rsync doesnt encrypt. SSH/SCP does.
Rsync is only really useful as a synchronizing method between a source and a out of date copy.
Then its real benefits get shown.
seamonkey (bigger than Firefox) with 5 tabs is only eating 50mb of ram.
If your only doing mild browsing then it shouldnt eat too much.
But if your heavily browsing then of course its going to chew ram.
I've seen Seamonkey hit over 300mb of ram when I'm on a streak.
It really doesnt bother me.
Its not a memory leak and I can keep using the same Seamonkey session for several weeks straight.
Looking at a big number in the task manager doesnt mean anything at all.
Palms seem to do it with Blazer pretty well.
The bandwidth is always the bottleneck not the hardware.
I'm not sure about poor impulse control = low income.
;)
I'd say poor impulse control = low money.
Your looking for this for your SSH logs: http://denyhosts.sourceforge.net/
It will automatically detect and block the attackers and optionally add them to a gobal block list.
There needs to be something like DKIM which works on email addresses and not domains.
At the moment it works well for companies at risk where they can control all the email from their domain.
It doesnt work for ordinary email accounts however because some services (e.g. blog, forum etc...) will try to send emails from other domains.
If there was a way so you entered in your private key (a disposable one maybe?) to the services which need to send email from you then it would suddenly be difficult to send spam.
They would have to spend a great deal of effort to try and get private keys.
The Gentoo guys already have a patch and its clean and simple.
You cant really hide a backdoor in something as simple as a permissions check.
But with OSS it only takes one person to fix it and then the fix will spread like wildfire.
They are pissing and moaning about things which are in the people's best interests. :)
Any sensible government would do what the EU is doing.
The question is why is the US government letting Microsoft do anything they want?
I've got patience. :)
If there is any dynamic scripting allowed then I can make a script to fill the space quickly as well.
As opposed to names like 'Powerpoint', 'Excel', 'Silverlight', 'Access', etc...
Seriously. A power point is something you plug electrical devices in to.
People dont care what a program is called once they remember what program does what.
Thats the stumbling block - not the name.
Tech support phone call:
"Hello? I can't see my operating system. I think its invisible. Can you help me?"
If I wasnt so lazy I'd buy 'unlimited' hosting and give it a terrabyte or two of files just to sue them when they run out of space.
Can you see Google and thousands of other massive sites using a product which falls over more than a drunk guy?
I've used it for years on mission critical servers. Its never failed me.
Please stop spreading FUD about MySQL's stability.
I find it hilarious that your score is currently +1 Troll.
"Anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job." - Douglas Adams
Only in the US do the people have problems with the police.
In Australia if you see a policeman then you feel safe and if you need help they will be eager to help you.
I'm sure Europe is the same.
If you don't use your ability then the government will realize that (which they seem to have done) and the results aren't pretty.
Well if no one had guns then the world would be a better place. :)
Civilians have no use for a gun. So why are they legal and so readily available?