$ env x='() {:;}; echo vulnerable' bash -c "echo this is a test" bash: warning: x: ignoring function definition attempt bash: error importing function definition for `x' this is a test
$ bash --version bash --version GNU bash, version 4.2.37(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu) This is from my Debian stable box.
I care not about these two stations. They're not good as the old days like in the (19)80s. I used to watch Bob Ross's paintings, This Old House, Sesame Street, Nature, NOVA, National Geographic, Wild America, 3-2-1 Contact, Reading Rainbow, Square One Television (Mathnet!), The Voyage of the Mimi, etc. These days, pretty much NOTHING!:(
Does anyone remember the very old colored animal shows (filmed in 1970s?)? IIRC, each episode was like 30 minutes, different topics, and the ending credits showed a jeep driving at a distance in a sunset driving?
Ditto. I still wear a Casio Data Bank 150 watch. It is old school, but useful to me since I don't use a PDA and phone. I just need a smartwatch with basic features that do not require a mobile phone: Calendar/Scheduler, phone directory, calculator, etc.
I want a new watch like Casio Data Bank 150. No phone requirement. I guess this Apple watch isn't it since it requires a phone. 6th generation iPod nano would work, but it lacks features like a simple scheduler, phone directory, etc. Not even a way to install apps.:(
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And you must be rich by now.
I thought lawyers were sharks. :P
Thank you, sir. Good job to Debian team on releasing the fix!
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I saw this in my VMware Fusion Pro v7 images after updating them recently. :O
Apple's QA is really bad these days. Companies really need to do better with their QA!
$ env x='() { :;}; echo vulnerable' bash -c "echo this is a test"
bash: warning: x: ignoring function definition attempt
bash: error importing function definition for `x'
this is a test
$ bash --version
bash --version
GNU bash, version 4.2.37(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
This is from my Debian stable box.
Is that good or bad? :O
What about ants? :P
Bummer. I just use the provided closed binary driver from Debian stable. I wonder if it has ATI/AMD's closed fglrx binary drivers too.
What happened to ATI/AMD? I know the company open sourced its video drivers years ago. Why are they still crappy? :(
What about those who use old stuff like me with my Casio Data Bank 150 watch, Toshiba VCR, Sharp 19.5" CRT TV, etc.?
I am pretty sure there will be many more and bigger ones. :(
Bender, is that you? :P
Old games' source codes should be released!
I wonder if Apple will be able to optimize iOS 8 for the older iDevices like iPhone 4S. Avoiding 8 for now...
Those games' source codes should be released too. ;)
Or WFH naked. ;)
Play with your friends, not strangers. That is the best way.
It is a good thing I don't own an iPhone so it would be free for me. :P
Yes. I am the captain! :D
Sorry to hear that. I had an online friend who died before he reached 40. Same with my grandqueen. Cancer can hit anyone. :(
And when its FIOS is available like in my home Verizon areas. :(
I care not about these two stations. They're not good as the old days like in the (19)80s. I used to watch Bob Ross's paintings, This Old House, Sesame Street, Nature, NOVA, National Geographic, Wild America, 3-2-1 Contact, Reading Rainbow, Square One Television (Mathnet!), The Voyage of the Mimi, etc. These days, pretty much NOTHING! :(
Does anyone remember the very old colored animal shows (filmed in 1970s?)? IIRC, each episode was like 30 minutes, different topics, and the ending credits showed a jeep driving at a distance in a sunset driving?
Or tell them you computer won't boot up since it cannot find an operating system or something.
/. is bad too. :P
Ditto. I still wear a Casio Data Bank 150 watch. It is old school, but useful to me since I don't use a PDA and phone. I just need a smartwatch with basic features that do not require a mobile phone: Calendar/Scheduler, phone directory, calculator, etc.
I want a new watch like Casio Data Bank 150. No phone requirement. I guess this Apple watch isn't it since it requires a phone. 6th generation iPod nano would work, but it lacks features like a simple scheduler, phone directory, etc. Not even a way to install apps. :(