Libel: Obama is an antichrist muslim terrorist. He lied, cheated, and stole in order to get elected. He did so purposely to steal money and use his power to help himself and his friends get ahead at the expense of the common guy. He's an asshole, a racist, and a hatemonger.
A bad example -- outside of the UK, truth is an absolute defense when accused of libel:-p
There is, although non-free non-redistributable so not in the Debian archive. There's about 63768975468 standards-compliant replacements that use SIP, though.
And for those truly desperate, there's qemu-user, although with Skype's slowness I wouldn't even try using it for voice.
That would go against the whole idea -- you're supposed to write to the network card's ports directly. The instructions you want are IN and OUT. You can do better than to use an existing inefficient IP or TCP stack.
I guess some soldering iron monkeys will try to dismiss me for not going closer to the metal, though.
That's only applicable if you're using FAT, sysvfs, ancient versions of NTFS or ext2 (before dir_index) and others of that age. Any modern filesystem can handle millions or more entries in a directory without going into the O(n^2) hole you're speaking of.
Free Market Capitalism is a good thing for a tiny fraction of the population
Bullshit. Free Market is a damn wonderful thing, self-repairing and needing no oversight other than disrupting monopolies. It can solve most problems well or at the very least adequately. Compare socialism -- I did happen to live for the first 11 years of my life in a socialist country, the moment it fell all shortages ended nearly the next day. Shop shelves filled immediately, services suddenly became available, and so on. Competition started driving prices down so people could afford those goods and services.
The problem you see is that the current government, especially in the US, promotes monopolies rather than break them down. Strictly speaking, they promote whoever gives bribes (I refuse to call "campaign donations" otherwise), which essentially boils down to established rich since it's them who can afford those bribes.
The very basic of free market is: equal rights for everyone. Bailouts are just as bad as outright steered economy -- "in Soviet Russia, government controls the corporation". These are just different labels for the ruling crony class. I don't give a rat's ass if it's The Party or Wall Street, the end result is the same.
N900 is weak as a phone but outstanding as a micro-laptop. You need to bash some parts into sanity (like, keybindings that work with shift-Fn without a pull-down list of symbols), but you get an actual usable Unix system, rather than just a phone with fart apps like iPhone or Android are.
Everyone I know has social networking sites adblocked away. Neither does any of my friends use Twitter. I haven't received a SMS from other sources than the bank, phone company and marketing scum in years as well. The only person I know who uses IM is my sister, but she's a 28 years old kid (with kids of her own but hey).
It might be a generational thing, but at least for me email is an important medium.
If you do that, you pay full passthrough costs for every single URL -- parsing, 587598237592 (approximately) context switches, ferrying data between two userspace processes, etc. With Apache, you suffer that only for URLs you actually need to proxy.
nginx requires you to proxy everything, with Apache you can serve most of the website on that server and proxy away only a small part. Damn useful if you want to run something that needs its own http server (like, python-tornado) yet you don't want to give it a separate subdomain.
Nothing new. Polish skinheads ("Poland for Poles") are best friends with German neo-nazis ("all slavs, all jews must die"). So is the Nation of Islam with the US Nazi Party.
And yeah, I put the Church in exactly as much esteem as the Nazi party.
For me, requiring the Steam rootkit is a dealbreaker as well. "Non-intrusive" my ass. SecuROM turning the system inside out doesn't mean Steam should be allowed free reign.
Here's an analogy for you: some folks voluntarily agree to be flayed alive and eaten by their partners. Sexual spanking is a far milder and more widespread practice. Thus, having a shopkeeper hit you with a cane in the balls would be an acceptable part of buying bread, right?
As far as I know, most of the actual crashes happened in device drivers, not in core kernel. Time going back doesn't break the counter itself, just buggy consumers.
No, it's not about any chip. Win95/98 had a 32-bit time counter incremented 100 times a second. The bug finally got patched one day, so this means your box runs a fixed version.
I'd be far more concerned about doctors listening to drug companies. They send hordes of representatives who shower doctors with incentives if they prescribe a given drug.
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Libel: Obama is an antichrist muslim terrorist. He lied, cheated, and stole in order to get elected. He did so purposely to steal money and use his power to help himself and his friends get ahead at the expense of the common guy. He's an asshole, a racist, and a hatemonger.
A bad example -- outside of the UK, truth is an absolute defense when accused of libel :-p
Sounds good -- let's give the copyright and patent cartels imaginary money.
And it was not a moderation abuse either: an insightful remark doesn't lose it value because it was said in a witty manner.
There is, although non-free non-redistributable so not in the Debian archive. There's about 63768975468 standards-compliant replacements that use SIP, though.
And for those truly desperate, there's qemu-user, although with Skype's slowness I wouldn't even try using it for voice.
iPad is ARM based but unlike ARM netbooks has a huge base of applications
Eh? Debian has orders of magnitude more useful software than the App Store.
That would go against the whole idea -- you're supposed to write to the network card's ports directly. The instructions you want are IN and OUT. You can do better than to use an existing inefficient IP or TCP stack.
I guess some soldering iron monkeys will try to dismiss me for not going closer to the metal, though.
That's only applicable if you're using FAT, sysvfs, ancient versions of NTFS or ext2 (before dir_index) and others of that age. Any modern filesystem can handle millions or more entries in a directory without going into the O(n^2) hole you're speaking of.
There's Secure Boot for that.
Free Market Capitalism is a good thing for a tiny fraction of the population
Bullshit. Free Market is a damn wonderful thing, self-repairing and needing no oversight other than disrupting monopolies. It can solve most problems well or at the very least adequately. Compare socialism -- I did happen to live for the first 11 years of my life in a socialist country, the moment it fell all shortages ended nearly the next day. Shop shelves filled immediately, services suddenly became available, and so on. Competition started driving prices down so people could afford those goods and services.
The problem you see is that the current government, especially in the US, promotes monopolies rather than break them down. Strictly speaking, they promote whoever gives bribes (I refuse to call "campaign donations" otherwise), which essentially boils down to established rich since it's them who can afford those bribes.
The very basic of free market is: equal rights for everyone. Bailouts are just as bad as outright steered economy -- "in Soviet Russia, government controls the corporation". These are just different labels for the ruling crony class. I don't give a rat's ass if it's The Party or Wall Street, the end result is the same.
It's a dormitory for students of Kharkov's National University of Radioelectronics -- sounds like a likely place for the cracker to be from.
N900 is weak as a phone but outstanding as a micro-laptop. You need to bash some parts into sanity (like, keybindings that work with shift-Fn without a pull-down list of symbols), but you get an actual usable Unix system, rather than just a phone with fart apps like iPhone or Android are.
Everyone I know has social networking sites adblocked away. Neither does any of my friends use Twitter. I haven't received a SMS from other sources than the bank, phone company and marketing scum in years as well. The only person I know who uses IM is my sister, but she's a 28 years old kid (with kids of her own but hey).
It might be a generational thing, but at least for me email is an important medium.
Let me guess... it's always a local branch, and they can't push it right now because "some details need to be fixed first", right?
If you do that, you pay full passthrough costs for every single URL -- parsing, 587598237592 (approximately) context switches, ferrying data between two userspace processes, etc. With Apache, you suffer that only for URLs you actually need to proxy.
nginx requires you to proxy everything, with Apache you can serve most of the website on that server and proxy away only a small part. Damn useful if you want to run something that needs its own http server (like, python-tornado) yet you don't want to give it a separate subdomain.
Nothing new. Polish skinheads ("Poland for Poles") are best friends with German neo-nazis ("all slavs, all jews must die"). So is the Nation of Islam with the US Nazi Party.
And yeah, I put the Church in exactly as much esteem as the Nazi party.
You mean, coal pollution that causes entire forests to die in many places worldwide might be harmful to humans?
For me, requiring the Steam rootkit is a dealbreaker as well. "Non-intrusive" my ass. SecuROM turning the system inside out doesn't mean Steam should be allowed free reign.
Here's an analogy for you: some folks voluntarily agree to be flayed alive and eaten by their partners. Sexual spanking is a far milder and more widespread practice. Thus, having a shopkeeper hit you with a cane in the balls would be an acceptable part of buying bread, right?
Lesbians on Mars? Ok unless you're afraid of spiders (parody not porn).
As far as I know, most of the actual crashes happened in device drivers, not in core kernel. Time going back doesn't break the counter itself, just buggy consumers.
No, it's not about any chip. Win95/98 had a 32-bit time counter incremented 100 times a second. The bug finally got patched one day, so this means your box runs a fixed version.
He should get the punishment he deserves, yeah. Which is a Medal of Honor.
I think he'll get it in the end, but most likely posthumously.
I don't have the strength to wield a (real) plowshare effectively. That's sad -- the spikes at the bottom would do good damage if you smack someone.
I'd be far more concerned about doctors listening to drug companies. They send hordes of representatives who shower doctors with incentives if they prescribe a given drug.
Except that there are multiple paths a certificate can be signed. For example, to remove CNNIC, you have to distrust Entrust as well.