No no, you dont understand. If you change your av code to scan rars, or if you mention "firefox" as a supported browser on your website, or if you include suport for linux in your games, then the HACKERS WIN!!
Wasnt it that one captured Abu Zubaydah guy who said that they were working on a dirty bomb? He was also the guy who said that they were getting their ideas about how to attack new york from the movie godzilla.
Point being, the department of energy ran a simulation, and calculated that even someone standing close enough to the bomb to get hurt in the explosion wouldnt recieve a fatal dose.
Sort of fits in with the whole "war on drugs" "war on terror" thingies. Not a very constructive comment, seeing as how I dont really have any better spam fighting ideas.
People just need to keep contacting the isp of whatever machine sent you the mail, and make sure that the machine gets cleaned if its a zombie, or the guy's account gets suspended if he is actually running the spam server himself.
Also I blame microsoft for allowing worms to spread the way they do, and not offering protection to the people who need it most. I also blame bush, rainy days, and that kid who used to beat me up in middle school.
There's a rumor that John Carmack once asked Steve Jobs what would happen if they'd put one more key on the keyboard.
Like maybe the insert key? Its absence makes it quite the pain to copy and paste with emacs based word processors on my ibook. I will admit though, I really like the way home, end, pgup, and pgdn are layed out compared with my other keyboards.
BTW, I use vim for all my coding, but texmacs when taking notes in my math classes, and for most homework assignments.
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Hmm, so a senior microsoft exec claims that linux cannot be secure because noone stands to profit from its security? Somehow I understand how that can make sense to people like him.
fork = genetic diversity
flame war = territorial battles
The point is that both of these are needed in a progressive system. For a proper society to move forward, people's feelings need to get hurt here and there. People need to be able to go off and explore new ideas on their own, and I think thats the whole point of OSS, as opposed to a company which classically has very strict production goals.
I would have no problem dropping 100 or so dollars on a card that could do 2000fps in glxgears with an open source driver in the main kernel tree (on par with my current geforce3 ti200).
These shoddy nvidia drivers really bug me, and it would be nice to see a hardware accelerated opengl X enviroment sometime in the next 5 years (before longhorn), and that is never going to happen unless we can get some real hardware support.
Elonka gave a really good presentation on Kryptos at defcon 12 last summer. To even get clerence to the yard where the sculputre was, she offered to give a talk to the CIA on stenography right after 9/11.
It was also really fun to hear about all the cloak and dagger style hints that people from within the agency were giving her.
Ill be excited when I can use commands like "play that one song, where it goes really high, and then makes that boom boom boom noise", or maybe if you could just wistle a couple of bars and it could figure out what you wanted to hear. That would be nifty, becase I am lazy and having to remember names of songs is annoying.
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In his first few days as president, Bush ripped 1.3 trillion away from the budget surplus. The average American got about 300 dollars from this, while owners of large corporations got millions.
Clinton set aside 2.5 trillion in the surplus to account for the aging baby boomers, and when Bush was giving his speeches in 2000, he promised not to touch it.
Within the first year we went from a 5.3 trillion surplus down to 1.8 trillion. So far he has lost 9.6 trillion dollars from his "tax cuts", going from the highest surplus in history, to the highest debt in US history.
Democrats in general do not want to raise taxes, they want to get rid of all the loopholes that allow for large companies to cheat on their tax returns, which is hardly the same thing.
Cheney very clearly said in the vice debates (2004) that he wants to make the US the #1 place in the world to do business. While I do see the logic behind such a statement, I tend to disagree with it.
There is a large difference. Gravity is accepted by probably about 99.9999999999% of the world.
The only people who really understand gravity are second grade teachers. Newton had some pretty messed up ideas about it, and they all come from his definition of distance. Distance is not really a tangible thing, so defining everything relitive to it is a very bad idea.
Looking at expansion theory, you can start all over, forget everything newton said, and rebuild it all on the basis that gravity is a pushing force, not a pulling force. Some things work better, but like with any theory, there are just as many holes as its alternate.
Point being that even top physicists do not understand gravity, so you really should not say that it is something that we agree upon or understand.
I learned creationism in my high school biology class, and we learned evolution, and a few other things.
I think expansion theory should be taught in physics classrooms along side with the classical pulling interpretation. The thing I always hated about physics is that physics books tend to teach everything as fact, when noone really knows what is going on.
So.. after what has been happening in the past couple weeks, you dont believe that the MPAA would file a lawsuit against the largest torrent site on the internet?
Loathsome Cthulhu rose then from the deeps and raged with exceeding great fury against the Earth Guardians. And They bound his venomous claws with potent spells and sealed him up within the City of R'lyeh wherein beneath the waves he shall sleep death's dream until the end of the Aeon.
There is a difference between me allowing n users to upload a given movie from me, and trying to sell it. The point where I draw the line is when money comes into play.
Also the main point was the misrepresentation of the product. When I download a movie, I dont rename it "The Dean Movie" and mess with all the credits.
I am more than happy to give out any of the movies, music, paintings, or code that I have worked on over the years, but if someone were pretend it was thiers and sell it to make money, that is fraud.
Remember that copyright law was invented to reward innovation, and make sure everyone got what they deserved, not as a tool to lock down information markets.
The only thing that I have cared about in any operating systems is that the drivers work. Back when I used windows I had problems all the time even getting the simplest devices to do what I wanted them to. I use linux now becasue of the dynamic module system, and the wide variety of supported hardware. Also since its all open source, I can write my own, or modify existing ones if my devices don't work right.
Even though I am now comfortable with the way the linux kernel works, I would totally start messing with BSD or any other open source operating systems if someone could properly reverse engineer modern video cards. Many people dont seem to realize this, but all of that pretty stuff in OSX doesnt use up any CPU or ram, because increasingly many the affects are done of the card.
I realize that x.org itself has leaps and bounds to go before it can even take advantage of hardware accelerated opengl calls, but getting better hardware acceleration support should be top priority for open source operating systems right now.
Filezilla is infact a server. Back in the windows days I used to use it very often. It wasnt crippled like serv-u and I dont think I have ever seen any major security flaws like you see with other windows based ftp servers. The client server components are seperate though, so it makes sense that people havnt used the server.
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No no, you dont understand. If you change your av code to scan rars, or if you mention "firefox" as a supported browser on your website, or if you include suport for linux in your games, then the HACKERS WIN!!
Wasnt it that one captured Abu Zubaydah guy who said that they were working on a dirty bomb? He was also the guy who said that they were getting their ideas about how to attack new york from the movie godzilla.
Point being, the department of energy ran a simulation, and calculated that even someone standing close enough to the bomb to get hurt in the explosion wouldnt recieve a fatal dose.
Sort of fits in with the whole "war on drugs" "war on terror" thingies. Not a very constructive comment, seeing as how I dont really have any better spam fighting ideas.
People just need to keep contacting the isp of whatever machine sent you the mail, and make sure that the machine gets cleaned if its a zombie, or the guy's account gets suspended if he is actually running the spam server himself.
Also I blame microsoft for allowing worms to spread the way they do, and not offering protection to the people who need it most. I also blame bush, rainy days, and that kid who used to beat me up in middle school.
There's a rumor that John Carmack once asked Steve Jobs what would happen if they'd put one more key on the keyboard.
Like maybe the insert key? Its absence makes it quite the pain to copy and paste with emacs based word processors on my ibook. I will admit though, I really like the way home, end, pgup, and pgdn are layed out compared with my other keyboards.
BTW, I use vim for all my coding, but texmacs when taking notes in my math classes, and for most homework assignments.
"The chemistry says it was a real shroud, the blood spots on it are real blood"
"It's a shroud from the right time, but you're never going to find out (through science) if it was used on a person named Jesus,"
So am I to believe then, that noone else here has seen jurassic park?
Dont forget us gentoo users :-)
I like the related articles at the bottom of the page.
RELATED ARTICLES
* Microsoft to axe Windows 2000 security upgrades
* Microsoft enhances SQL 2005 security
* Viruses plague half of UK Windows users
* Linux fights off hackers
* Busy day for Linux administrators
* Industry giants offer Linux consumer boost
* Windows open to critical vulnerabilities
Hmm, so a senior microsoft exec claims that linux cannot be secure because noone stands to profit from its security? Somehow I understand how that can make sense to people like him.
fork = genetic diversity
flame war = territorial battles
The point is that both of these are needed in a progressive system. For a proper society to move forward, people's feelings need to get hurt here and there. People need to be able to go off and explore new ideas on their own, and I think thats the whole point of OSS, as opposed to a company which classically has very strict production goals.
I would have no problem dropping 100 or so dollars on a card that could do 2000fps in glxgears with an open source driver in the main kernel tree (on par with my current geforce3 ti200).
These shoddy nvidia drivers really bug me, and it would be nice to see a hardware accelerated opengl X enviroment sometime in the next 5 years (before longhorn), and that is never going to happen unless we can get some real hardware support.
ok, next time I promise to use the preview button
clearance / steganography / anything else stupid
Elonka gave a really good presentation on Kryptos at defcon 12 last summer. To even get clerence to the yard where the sculputre was, she offered to give a talk to the CIA on stenography right after 9/11.
It was also really fun to hear about all the cloak and dagger style hints that people from within the agency were giving her.
Ill be excited when I can use commands like "play that one song, where it goes really high, and then makes that boom boom boom noise", or maybe if you could just wistle a couple of bars and it could figure out what you wanted to hear. That would be nifty, becase I am lazy and having to remember names of songs is annoying.
Will it still have the feb 1 ddos launch date?
In his first few days as president, Bush ripped 1.3 trillion away from the budget surplus. The average American got about 300 dollars from this, while owners of large corporations got millions.
Clinton set aside 2.5 trillion in the surplus to account for the aging baby boomers, and when Bush was giving his speeches in 2000, he promised not to touch it.
Within the first year we went from a 5.3 trillion surplus down to 1.8 trillion. So far he has lost 9.6 trillion dollars from his "tax cuts", going from the highest surplus in history, to the highest debt in US history.
Democrats in general do not want to raise taxes, they want to get rid of all the loopholes that allow for large companies to cheat on their tax returns, which is hardly the same thing.
Cheney very clearly said in the vice debates (2004) that he wants to make the US the #1 place in the world to do business. While I do see the logic behind such a statement, I tend to disagree with it.
There is a large difference. Gravity is accepted by probably about 99.9999999999% of the world.
The only people who really understand gravity are second grade teachers. Newton had some pretty messed up ideas about it, and they all come from his definition of distance. Distance is not really a tangible thing, so defining everything relitive to it is a very bad idea.
Looking at expansion theory, you can start all over, forget everything newton said, and rebuild it all on the basis that gravity is a pushing force, not a pulling force. Some things work better, but like with any theory, there are just as many holes as its alternate.
Point being that even top physicists do not understand gravity, so you really should not say that it is something that we agree upon or understand.
I learned creationism in my high school biology class, and we learned evolution, and a few other things.
I think expansion theory should be taught in physics classrooms along side with the classical pulling interpretation. The thing I always hated about physics is that physics books tend to teach everything as fact, when noone really knows what is going on.
Coupled with atkins we now have that the best way to lose weight is to eat alot of fatty foods, and sleep as much as posible.
Really now, who wouldnt be tempted go on a diet like that? Especially since people that self conscious already have enough problems with temptation.
So.. after what has been happening in the past couple weeks, you dont believe that the MPAA would file a lawsuit against the largest torrent site on the internet?
Remember, according to the patriot act, water and rocks can be terrorists too!
Loathsome Cthulhu rose then from the deeps and raged with exceeding great fury against the Earth Guardians. And They bound his venomous claws with potent spells and sealed him up within the City of R'lyeh wherein beneath the waves he shall sleep death's dream until the end of the Aeon.
There is a difference between me allowing n users to upload a given movie from me, and trying to sell it. The point where I draw the line is when money comes into play.
Also the main point was the misrepresentation of the product. When I download a movie, I dont rename it "The Dean Movie" and mess with all the credits.
I am more than happy to give out any of the movies, music, paintings, or code that I have worked on over the years, but if someone were pretend it was thiers and sell it to make money, that is fraud.
Remember that copyright law was invented to reward innovation, and make sure everyone got what they deserved, not as a tool to lock down information markets.
The only thing that I have cared about in any operating systems is that the drivers work. Back when I used windows I had problems all the time even getting the simplest devices to do what I wanted them to. I use linux now becasue of the dynamic module system, and the wide variety of supported hardware. Also since its all open source, I can write my own, or modify existing ones if my devices don't work right.
Even though I am now comfortable with the way the linux kernel works, I would totally start messing with BSD or any other open source operating systems if someone could properly reverse engineer modern video cards. Many people dont seem to realize this, but all of that pretty stuff in OSX doesnt use up any CPU or ram, because increasingly many the affects are done of the card.
I realize that x.org itself has leaps and bounds to go before it can even take advantage of hardware accelerated opengl calls, but getting better hardware acceleration support should be top priority for open source operating systems right now.
I think I'll manage so long as noone tries to take away my subservient chicken.
Filezilla is infact a server. Back in the windows days I used to use it very often. It wasnt crippled like serv-u and I dont think I have ever seen any major security flaws like you see with other windows based ftp servers. The client server components are seperate though, so it makes sense that people havnt used the server.
I didnt notice filezilla anywhere on your site. I use it very often in windows for all my sftp needs.