I don't think arrogance means what you think it means as I haven't demonstrated anything to that effect.
Whilst your comment is marginal troll, I will point out in the majority of cases the sensitive nature of any project wouldn't be a bearing in the choice of creating your own data center, that is just absurd.
Also, in the UK the B2B sector of hosting is a cut-throat arena just like most heavily invested sectors. I'm sure some of our competitors would relish at the opportunity to put a spanner in the works to discredit the service we provide.
Paranoid delusions? Possibly, but better safe than sorry.
That's an assumption. You don't know what other people are doing. You are basing an installer used by thousands on your own experiences. You're making the same mistake as the developers are.
Plenty of times I have worked in the datacenter with other engineers from other companies doing installs all around me. I don't want them to see the password, thanks.
Its so much easier with cyber-attacks though. The attackers identity is hidden by tunnelling through multiple zombie machines or which some or all don't hold logs detailing the next 'hop' makign it impossible to trace.
Bittorrent is an easily replaceable protocol. Going after it isn't going to stop any piracy. Its like outlawing a model of car because they're being used to traffic drugs.
Bittorrent is just a vehicle, of which there are 100's of different types to choose from that will replace it.
Apparently I missed that you didn't include.... what? It is my fault that you forgot? Please, don't answer.
I wished I never replied to your comment, I then carried on reading comments and found you dual weilding the fanboi sword on 5+ threads and realised I got trolled:(
You perked my interested with a £50 helicopter. My son has wanted one for eons but any worth their salt seemed to be far too expensive.
Then I read this on the Hubsan website:
"Keep it away from children. Carefully read the instructions before any use. If you are beginner, it's advisable to be assisted by an experienced helicopter pilot."
Windows Update was originally just a website. During Windows 95 days the user had to pro-actively visit the site to get updates.
It wasn't until a while after Windows 98 was released that a notification tool became available that checked for available updates. But thats all it did, it just "notified", and it required the user to download it from the Windows Update website.
Windows ME was the first to have built-in automatic updates.
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SHA256(passphrase,domain) = password
I too get this issue.
It is repeatable by moving the cursor along the bottom edge of a monitor boundary and bringing it up at the other side a few times.
This is also the fastest way of returning the cursor back to normal.
I have had this issue for nearly 3 years with countless driver updates, no fix in sight.
The summary switches between third-party and first-person perspective multiple times which is confusing.
Is this the quality standard we are to expect from Slashdot now?
FUD. I have a micro USB3 portable SSD which is backwards compatible to any of the MicroUSB2 cables I have around.
https://www.google.com/search?q=micro+usb3
The only real-life difference with lightning is "doesn't matter which way I plug it in". The rest is just great technical sheet data.
The hate is amusing. It was a JOKE.
It took 4 years after they were notified until they took the site down, in the future.
So THAT is what was in the safe! No wonder they never updated!
Oops, wrong site.
http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=nightly&device=i9100
I don't think arrogance means what you think it means as I haven't demonstrated anything to that effect.
Whilst your comment is marginal troll, I will point out in the majority of cases the sensitive nature of any project wouldn't be a bearing in the choice of creating your own data center, that is just absurd.
Also, in the UK the B2B sector of hosting is a cut-throat arena just like most heavily invested sectors. I'm sure some of our competitors would relish at the opportunity to put a spanner in the works to discredit the service we provide.
Paranoid delusions? Possibly, but better safe than sorry.
-- "if there's nobody in the room with you"
That's an assumption. You don't know what other people are doing. You are basing an installer used by thousands on your own experiences. You're making the same mistake as the developers are.
Plenty of times I have worked in the datacenter with other engineers from other companies doing installs all around me. I don't want them to see the password, thanks.
It would be written in PHP, so trivial to add an exception to your IP.
Its so much easier with cyber-attacks though. The attackers identity is hidden by tunnelling through multiple zombie machines or which some or all don't hold logs detailing the next 'hop' makign it impossible to trace.
Bittorrent is an easily replaceable protocol. Going after it isn't going to stop any piracy. Its like outlawing a model of car because they're being used to traffic drugs.
Bittorrent is just a vehicle, of which there are 100's of different types to choose from that will replace it.
No, he meant Xbox Media Center.
I don't care that they ridiculously changed themselves to an abbreviation, it started as Xbox, and as far as I'm concerned, shall remain as.
I think whether or not it's newsworthy is decided by its effects, not how much effort it takes to implement.
Echo?
So? The language used doesn't determine what is written for? Even the summary says "for drivers". RTFA.
Apparently I missed that you didn't include.... what? It is my fault that you forgot? Please, don't answer.
I wished I never replied to your comment, I then carried on reading comments and found you dual weilding the fanboi sword on 5+ threads and realised I got trolled :(
Then I read this on the Hubsan website:
Anything for a beginner without training?
Windows Update was originally just a website. During Windows 95 days the user had to pro-actively visit the site to get updates.
It wasn't until a while after Windows 98 was released that a notification tool became available that checked for available updates. But thats all it did, it just "notified", and it required the user to download it from the Windows Update website.
Windows ME was the first to have built-in automatic updates.
Still puts Nintendo on top.
Thats a side-effect from the way I see it. No longer being tied to the Apple store allows me to use the apps that Apple has banned.
Sumptuous, Glorious, Magnificently Beautiful XBMC. How I love my ipad4 now :)
Okay thats great thanks.
My experience of UPnP has been from routers and firewalls. For example the linux daemon for upnp upnp just adds a NAT rule in the UPNP table.
The pfSense option does the same thing.
The article is about upnp from many IPs (via routers I would of imagined)
I have to leave the internets now :( I'm glad my afternoon appointment had been cancelled so I had the chance to make you sweat.
However at night I am a father and a husband and don't have time for these unimportant discussions.
Good day!
Did you miss the memo? "MS Security Essentials" is no longer trusted anti-virus software in the eyes of independent AV researchers. You look silly.
Notepad++ can edit hosts file and bypass the "MSSE protections", so um, yeah ... just, wow. Notepad++ must be awesome.
Whoa, your e-peen is massive! I'm not worthy! I'm not worthy!
I also don't care. I did a TLDR from "I shit on guys like you, everyday", not worth my time.
You're cracking at the seems with the rambling!
Right, back to the APK crap you keep going on about. You should place a notice on the software page that it requires an SSD in order to benefit.