In addition, in server space the numbers are much more even, and Apache/Unix servers outnumber Windows/IIS servers. Yet all the server malware is for Windows NT-based servers and not Apache/Unix based servers.
I'd say that post wasn't very eloquent but it's true. If you're not smart enough to realize that modern Unices are more secure by design you haven't actually looked into things. They're not optimal(a capability system would be better) but they're better than that of any Microsoft solution. Nimda attacked Microsoft Windows servers. There is no equivalent to Nimda for Apache/Unix servers even though Apache/Unix servers are more common than Windows servers.
I'm not a fan of the mainstream media(controlled by Rupert Murdoch and the military-industrial complex) but those people make the MSM look like fucking angels.
I'm ashamed that my nation picks leaders such as George W. Bush, who thinks selling lives for oil is a less heinous crime than two men loving each other.
You don't think there are hundreds of thousands of zombifiable computers in the United States? And what about people with business connections in China or Korea?
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gvim is more usable and intuitive than any editor actually created for the GUI. The only reason I'd use something like gedit nowadays is as a copy+paste buffer.
That is a really good idea. I plan on doing that if I create an editor.
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It also means "with force" in Latin, as the ablative of the word vis meaning force or strength. vim is also a form of the same word but the accusative of a word like vis makes no sense out of context.
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Don't confuse OO with C++'s braindead implementation of such. Good OO such as that in Smalltalk can be used to make good programs. But Stroustrup's belief that an ugly language can be used to make a pretty program screws things up very well.
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Nope, not here. Here the power is nuclear.
Personally I think the simplest solution is that dark matter is made up of neutrinos. Although I don't know whether that would be possible or not.
Almost nobody uses IIS and yet it's still the most insecure webserver used. Perhaps non-Microsoft products are just better designed.
In addition, in server space the numbers are much more even, and Apache/Unix servers outnumber Windows/IIS servers. Yet all the server malware is for Windows NT-based servers and not Apache/Unix based servers.
I'd say that post wasn't very eloquent but it's true. If you're not smart enough to realize that modern Unices are more secure by design you haven't actually looked into things. They're not optimal(a capability system would be better) but they're better than that of any Microsoft solution. Nimda attacked Microsoft Windows servers. There is no equivalent to Nimda for Apache/Unix servers even though Apache/Unix servers are more common than Windows servers.
What about fucking CP/M, even? Microsoft got lucky.
Well, duh. Everybody who's seen Dogma knows that.
I'm not a fan of the mainstream media(controlled by Rupert Murdoch and the military-industrial complex) but those people make the MSM look like fucking angels.
I'm ashamed that my nation picks leaders such as George W. Bush, who thinks selling lives for oil is a less heinous crime than two men loving each other.
Just because I don't agree with your ridiculous little crusade doesn't make me a twitter-worshipper.
Well, there's the fact that they barely improved actual W3C compatibility while making itself incompatible with previous versions.
When was The Divine Comedy written? When is this "comic book" written?
"He said Nietzsche there, you fool!"-Oscar Wilde
Troll? I can see the evil Firefox fanboy army is attacking...
I haven't dated at all, you insensitive clod, but I know it's not a security hole if you're using condoms.
Yeah, yeah, we all know that the Aschen vaccines are making everybody infertile.
You don't think there are hundreds of thousands of zombifiable computers in the United States? And what about people with business connections in China or Korea?
gvim is more usable and intuitive than any editor actually created for the GUI. The only reason I'd use something like gedit nowadays is as a copy+paste buffer.
That is a really good idea. I plan on doing that if I create an editor.
It also means "with force" in Latin, as the ablative of the word vis meaning force or strength. vim is also a form of the same word but the accusative of a word like vis makes no sense out of context.
:%s/Ctrl+X Ctrl+S/:w/
'Nuff said.
He sounds like an arch-conservative lamenting that his biased textbooks won't be the cornerstone of people learning history anymore.
It can't have holes!
Don't confuse OO with C++'s braindead implementation of such. Good OO such as that in Smalltalk can be used to make good programs. But Stroustrup's belief that an ugly language can be used to make a pretty program screws things up very well.
"A witty saying proves nothing"-Voltaire