People, this is why sensationalized news is a bad thing.
There have been absolutely no details given, and there is no corroborating evidence from a different source. You are losing trust in Mozilla based on the word of an anonymous stranger. Maybe you never trusted them in the first place.
Some places, it's still possible to find a store that will have friendly, knowledgeable staff. Staff that will recommend other music you might like. Sadly, the ever increasing downward pressure on prices will bring ALL personal niceties to an end.
And this is more important to ask lately on Slashdot when it is fairly common to see links to pointless wankery on the main page that I often wish I hadn't bothered to read. This is what summaries are for.
All the mac viruses I know about, save Office macro viruses, rely on users trading infected software back and forth. The last new one appeared in 1994, and was cleaned out by the free anti-virus program Disinfectant.
Presumably, an old Mac virus could infect other files on a new Mac system, but they'd probably not be able to infect PowerPC code.
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SGI wasn't mentioned in the original interview.
This is common in Japanese corporations. Keiretsu
No, he mentioned it. There's a difference
Not to mention 745.4 times the mass of all the planets combined.
sudo doesn't give permanent write access to /bin!
People, this is why sensationalized news is a bad thing.
There have been absolutely no details given, and there is no corroborating evidence from a different source. You are losing trust in Mozilla based on the word of an anonymous stranger. Maybe you never trusted them in the first place.
That's what sudo is for.
They could have easily replaced the app signatures to match the infected binaries.
Right. If I remember correctly, he was a contractor, and he was still fired for posting those photos (of Mac G5s arriving at the receiving dock)
Convenience?
Some places, it's still possible to find a store that will have friendly, knowledgeable staff. Staff that will recommend other music you might like. Sadly, the ever increasing downward pressure on prices will bring ALL personal niceties to an end.
Right. If they were really interested in what people were listening to, they'd invest more time in AudioScrobbler.
"Rock on Chicago, Rock on London, Rock over RIAA."
Shouldn't that be "RIAA sucks a llama's nuts"?
And this is more important to ask lately on Slashdot when it is fairly common to see links to pointless wankery on the main page that I often wish I hadn't bothered to read. This is what summaries are for.
It has nothing to do with listening and everything to do with LiveJournal being blocked at work. Do I bookmark this or let it go?
Who is Ulrich Drepper, and why should I care about what he says on his LiveJournal?
they smoke more than just pot at burning man!
But that story sells fewer ad views.
I thought Disinfectant took care of NVIR strains? Googling shows a couple worms that showed up after Disinfectant was discontinued.
All the mac viruses I know about, save Office macro viruses, rely on users trading infected software back and forth. The last new one appeared in 1994, and was cleaned out by the free anti-virus program Disinfectant.
Presumably, an old Mac virus could infect other files on a new Mac system, but they'd probably not be able to infect PowerPC code.
huh? google went public months ago.
Read this post, please
There is more ice melting than just the stuff floating in the Arctic Ocean.
My "Unrated [infinity]" list does not fit on my iPod, and I have a 40GB. :(
Does it beep and say "low battery" when the battery goes? My apartment has that little feature since it's on land that's zoned for commercial use.
No, Mission Adaptive Wing is almost like a prehensile wing.
Actually, props aren't very useful in space, for the same reason that wings aren't. /gets coat