I think the internet is going the way of free speech. You'll need a little guide to see if you are "allowed" to say something or do something. That's not to say it won't be back in all it's glory but right now who owns the hardware and fibres that run the 'net?
This sci-fi essay is what I was referring to. The worm only kills the host after compromising a set number of other hosts. It would be great to see but it would ultimately give incredible ammunition to TCPA supporters.
I'll bet not many of these are sold Wouldn't you rather have a palm top with a chess game? Most cheap pdas are under $100 and they aren't just for chess.
Seriously, I hope that Microsoft gets their act together before too long.
I'm a little worried about the possibility of a "final" windows exploit that quickly and without warning kills every MS box it touches. All these vulnerabilities are a bit disheartening.
Either Microsoft is really combing over their programs for errors or they are in trouble Kind of makes me happy that I only rely on free/open source programs
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They can't GPL their drivers though. ATI (and nVidia also) are locked into NDAs with other companies.
They're on their own for development.
Whatever happened to the Stuff that matters part of the /. tagline?
I think we have enough April Fools jokes to last us the year.
I think the internet is going the way of free speech. You'll need a little guide to see if you are "allowed" to say something or do something. That's not to say it won't be back in all it's glory but right now who owns the hardware and fibres that run the 'net?
"Microsoft Patents 1, 0"
This sci-fi essay is what I was referring to. The worm only kills the host after compromising a set number of other hosts. It would be great to see but it would ultimately give incredible ammunition to TCPA supporters.
Any language is going to have quirks and inconsistencies between dialects.
SQL has worked so far but if Tutorial D really is better then bring it on.
I've gotten over SQL the "short commings" though
I'll bet not many of these are sold
Wouldn't you rather have a palm top with a chess game?
Most cheap pdas are under $100 and they aren't just for chess.
Seriously, I hope that Microsoft gets their act together before too long.
I'm a little worried about the possibility of a "final" windows exploit that quickly and without warning kills every MS box it touches.
All these vulnerabilities are a bit disheartening.
Either Microsoft is really combing over their programs for errors or they are in trouble
Kind of makes me happy that I only rely on free/open source programs