Seems like to me that they are gradually going get rid of the mono screen altogether....Which would be cool. I am glad Apple keeps making the iPod (no matter which flavor you choose) more and more affordable.
And furthermore this study, no matter what the results are, is inaccurate? I mean what are they comparing it to? Do they mean a Linux server set up with root running everything and the user connecting as root all the time?
Plain and simple, a server is as secure as the administrator makes it. If the administrator has a half a brain, it'll be secure. If you have a meat head beind the helm, expect to get hacked. Plain and simple.
Yeah, I would like to see this full study. I think reporting this was kind of premature. But it probably made all the Windows and Linux supporters nuts.
My whole reason for choosing any *nix variant vs. Windows....THE PRICE. I am sorry, but I am not a rich guy. If I want to have my own webserver from home, or even have a server that I can mess practice with, I have to shell out $600 for Windows 2003. Why do that, when I can shell out....$0.00 for a *nix variant? Nah, I'll pass thank you. IMHO, if MS wants more people to be pro MS Server. Maybe offer a community version of it? Or an affordable version of it? ($20 a month or lower?)
Nevertheless, I am interested in looking at the study. When it gets realeased.
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If they are backing of firewire....Why do they put Firewire 800 on their machines?
Seems like to me that they are gradually going get rid of the mono screen altogether....Which would be cool. I am glad Apple keeps making the iPod (no matter which flavor you choose) more and more affordable.
Plain and simple, a server is as secure as the administrator makes it. If the administrator has a half a brain, it'll be secure. If you have a meat head beind the helm, expect to get hacked. Plain and simple.
My whole reason for choosing any *nix variant vs. Windows....THE PRICE. I am sorry, but I am not a rich guy. If I want to have my own webserver from home, or even have a server that I can mess practice with, I have to shell out $600 for Windows 2003. Why do that, when I can shell out....$0.00 for a *nix variant? Nah, I'll pass thank you. IMHO, if MS wants more people to be pro MS Server. Maybe offer a community version of it? Or an affordable version of it? ($20 a month or lower?)
Nevertheless, I am interested in looking at the study. When it gets realeased.