I have to work with these routers daily, and their command-line interface is inadequate, the documentation is lacking and the source code is probably FULL of holes, which is why its theft got Cisco so mad. Now the holes were obvious and they actually had to work for their customers, to secure ISPs, etc.
1.) NAT Router replaces Firewall 2.) Manual AV only (when I think something is wrong) 3.) No active anti-spyware 4.) No Persistent Port Forwarding to critical machines 5.) Common sense
I also use Linux. I do have a shell script to run an AV scan and such, and chkrootkit installed on my server.
I suppose more people would be pleased if it was someone with Mozilla, as firefox is already better known, but imagine watching the channel 5 news (or whatever channel you watch) and seeing a short piece about the creator of a web browser swimming across the Atlantic. I'm sure a lot of people would look into it.
It's just that if it was the "creator," or one of the major developers of Mozilla, it might get more interest since more people are already open to it.
Just for the record I am an Opera user myself. Yes I paid. I have no objection to closed source etc, so long as it's good and they don't treat customers like criminals:)
It looks as if thus far, Wordpress has removed the articles, google has removed the results, as has Yahoo!... they are still available on MSN at this time, only through cached copies such as this:
why don't we do this with windows and see how it goes? assuming adamantix is just secure, and wasn't touched, i wonder how an untouched install of XP Pro SP2 would handle.
it was caldera. I remember installing it on an old 133Mhz Micron in my grandfather's basement several years ago. It came with my "Idiot's guide to Linux" book. I failed to successfully install it then, but since I've done many a successful install.
most modern forum systems (vbulletin, punbb, phpbb, etc) encrypt the passwords using MD5 in the MySQL database. I first discovered punbb did when I tried to recover a password for a user. I just changed it for him.
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Cisco IOS software sucks, for the record.
I have to work with these routers daily, and their command-line interface is inadequate, the documentation is lacking and the source code is probably FULL of holes, which is why its theft got Cisco so mad. Now the holes were obvious and they actually had to work for their customers, to secure ISPs, etc.
1.) NAT Router replaces Firewall
2.) Manual AV only (when I think something is wrong)
3.) No active anti-spyware
4.) No Persistent Port Forwarding to critical machines
5.) Common sense
I also use Linux. I do have a shell script to run an AV scan and such, and chkrootkit installed on my server.
I suppose more people would be pleased if it was someone with Mozilla, as firefox is already better known, but imagine watching the channel 5 news (or whatever channel you watch) and seeing a short piece about the creator of a web browser swimming across the Atlantic. I'm sure a lot of people would look into it.
:)
It's just that if it was the "creator," or one of the major developers of Mozilla, it might get more interest since more people are already open to it.
Just for the record I am an Opera user myself. Yes I paid. I have no objection to closed source etc, so long as it's good and they don't treat customers like criminals
my mom can barely check her email, not to mention root people. I dont know about the AC's mom though.
because we get shitty laws first, but then other countries come up with shittier copies.
pleeeeeeeeease. thanks.
Mod this up..
it's april fools day.... have a bit of fun. and I have to type for 20 seconds, unlike editors (afaik>..)
i used a lot of efort and i still couldnt find it.
kinda interesting joke.
I didn't read the article. Sorry.
in under 2 hours the entire main page has been flooded with shitty jokes. i need slashdot! april 1 is my least favorite day now :(
It looks as if thus far, Wordpress has removed the articles, google has removed the results, as has Yahoo! ... they are still available on MSN at this time, only through cached copies such as this:
9 &lang=en-US&FORM=CVRE
http://cc.msnscache.com/cache.aspx?q=163233019523
or anything but .us
.cx allows private registrations ... hence the reason nobody knows who made goatse...
I think
stdio.h and time.h
I stated above I'm not a programmer I just know a little C. What I still remember from the book "The C Programming Language"
im not a C programmer, I just know how to do some stuff. It does compile (if you put in the headers that ./ filtered out)
Bah. It's just my way of telling the computer I think it's crap and also cooling off after, cause its screaming in pain.
I didn't feel like posting the full source. Here it is so no troubles:
#include
#include
int x;
int main() {
for(x=0;x10;x++) {
printf(" AHH! I'M SORRY MASTER. THE PAIN! AHHH! AHHHH!\n ");
sleep(1); } }
plus it gives me ten seconds to cool off and decide if I really want to rm -Rf /
wrote a c program:
... NO NOT THAT AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!")
/usr/bin and torture your machine whenever it doesnt want to behave :)
printf("OH AHHHHHHH STOP OOOOOOH OUCH AAAAAAAAHHH
call it "torture" in
why don't we do this with windows and see how it goes? assuming adamantix is just secure, and wasn't touched, i wonder how an untouched install of XP Pro SP2 would handle.
It would certainly speak volumes of security.
do games have people "defecating on eachother"? are they playing porno games or something? Japanese H-games?
can anyone tell me if there are really any american games with this sort of thing, or if it's just FUD.
I see the same thing, the flickering. I actually see it all the way up to 72hz, but it gets much less noticeable after 70. I'm curious about this too.
netbsd could run on this ages ago.
I believe it's the other way around. A kilogram is 2.20462262 pounds, and 1cm is 0.393700787 in.
I'm joking of course, but seriously imperial measurements have been around longer than the metric system.
not if it's bill gates repeating it so many times. then people just end up hating you more.
what makes you think any amount of technology could help? computers can't work miracles. psychiatry ... might.
sorry if I sound blunt or trollish I'm serious.
it was caldera. I remember installing it on an old 133Mhz Micron in my grandfather's basement several years ago. It came with my "Idiot's guide to Linux" book. I failed to successfully install it then, but since I've done many a successful install.
most modern forum systems (vbulletin, punbb, phpbb, etc) encrypt the passwords using MD5 in the MySQL database. I first discovered punbb did when I tried to recover a password for a user. I just changed it for him.