How about a plugin that listens to DNS lookups. And when the time comes it can display popup that says: The last 2345 times www.yourbank.com was 111.111.111.111 but this time it is 222.222.222.222 are you sure you want to proceed. Possible DNS poisoning. YES / NO
I am sooo glad that SANS uses colored alerts like "Homeland" Security. Its pretty tacky. I guess the first time I heard about it was in the orginal Star Trek. Nothing tacky there.
The/s option means delete recursively and/q means don't ask for confirmation so this command will delete all files on your current drive. A somewhat crafty (but evil) post.
I did that in Windows but then in the Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel I got entries for Mozila Fire for 1.0, Mozilla Firefox 1.0.1, Mozilla Firefox 1.0.2. So if you install Firefox on top of a previous install it doesn't remove the old one. It should warn you about this or remove the old guy.
Your "solution" is stupid. You can't change the system. The signature area is for signatures. You are going to have tons of trouble with your silly "solution". Why not write "the user has a mole above his lip" or some other idenitifing mark? Why not because its for signatures and clerks are going to play your game.
Hey Google people, try this for a personal project...
Take the same Linux you run in house, customize it so it can boot on a regular PC. It launches into Firefox. There are icons with colorful links to Gmail (for your mail), OpenOffice (for your word processing) and Picassa (for photos). Call it GoogleOS.
Remeber the Gmail announcement was on April Fools Day last year. Many thought it was a joke. One Gig, sure! Congrats to Google for not rushing it out the door.
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How about a plugin that listens to DNS lookups.
And when the time comes it can display popup that says: The last 2345 times www.yourbank.com was 111.111.111.111 but this time it is 222.222.222.222
are you sure you want to proceed. Possible DNS poisoning. YES / NO
I am sooo glad that SANS uses colored alerts like "Homeland" Security. Its pretty tacky. I guess the first time I heard about it was in the orginal Star Trek. Nothing tacky there.
At the end he says monotone seems like the best replacement.
components could be submersed in the fluid....
cool!
I installed FlashBlock yesterday and its really good. Now I see how many sidebar ads are done in Flash. Tons of them. Far more than I expected.
How soon til the pop-up ad companies find a way around this new blocked and Mozilla has to respond again, ...
What's up with the LinuxFund.org - the site is dead.
(This is not a joke)
Anybody know?
Icons in menus provide visual clues - eg the eraser.
I think you are wrong.
There was a GIMP port for Windows. They first had to port GTK - a pretty big job.
Er, "penultimate" means second last. Is that that you mean?
No they have to try something radical to unseat Google.
And if its too small you can just "click to enlarge". That's a handy feature!
Yes, look what happened when Netscape was open sourced. They had to rewrite the code to get Mozilla/Firefox.
The /s option means delete recursively and /q means don't ask for confirmation so this command will delete all files on your current drive. A somewhat crafty (but evil) post.
I did that in Windows but then in the Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel I got entries for Mozila Fire for 1.0, Mozilla Firefox 1.0.1, Mozilla Firefox 1.0.2. So if you install Firefox on top of a previous install it doesn't remove the old one. It should warn you about this or remove the old guy.
We don't need to read "how are you", "fine", etc. ...
Also next time remove "and another question is...".
Just do: user questionN, answerN,
Your "solution" is stupid.
You can't change the system. The signature area is for signatures. You are going to have tons of trouble with your silly "solution". Why not write "the user has a mole above his lip" or some other idenitifing mark? Why not because its for signatures and clerks are going to play your game.
Maybe, one you have the book selected can can search for a random string to remove the highlights.
Not a bad idea. I could see lots of business that don't want to hire and IT depts outsourcing to Google.
Hey Google people, try this for a personal project...
Take the same Linux you run in house, customize it so it can boot on a regular PC. It launches into Firefox. There are icons with colorful links to Gmail (for your mail), OpenOffice (for your word processing) and Picassa (for photos). Call it GoogleOS.
Is it possible your primary DNS server was/is dead?
Is this really so wise? .iso's and mount with with ftp and loopbacks.
Another way is to download the
Well, what's the problem?
I use FC3 and DNS requires resolve OK for me.
You can usually remove the word "acid" from "acid test" without doing any harm.
Remeber the Gmail announcement was on April Fools Day last year. Many thought it was a joke. One Gig, sure! Congrats to Google for not rushing it out the door.