Just wake me up when they start accepting applications to CryptNet. Which makes you wonder. If such an untraceable protocol is ever created, will an extensive underground hacking network be created or will we still be astounded and amazed by the antics of adolecent anarchists?...any way you look at it, I'm still too old:P "Alright! Don't practice your alliteration on me!"
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So what book did I just order and start reading last night. I also ordered The Diamond Age so I suppose I won't be disappointed there, either.
Really, the reason I ordered this book was a reference to it on an obscure web page. Rather than happen across pages like that, I would like to see a page that allows tech-types to review books. It's really hard to look at Amazon's® reviews and try to weed out the <WHINE>"Gee, this was too wierd for me."</WHINE> comments.
I agree. Most long-term users of Linux that I know are confident in their "Linux"-hood;-) I guess you would be too if you had to install an entire operating system from a two-foot stack of floppies. But I digress. What am I worried about with Micro$oft security problems? I have no secrets. My life is Open-Source;-)
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Just wake me up when they start accepting applications to CryptNet. Which makes you wonder. If such an untraceable protocol is ever created, will an extensive underground hacking network be created or will we still be astounded and amazed by the antics of adolecent anarchists? ...any way you look at it, I'm still too old :P "Alright! Don't practice your alliteration on me!"
So what book did I just order and start reading last night. I also ordered The Diamond Age so I suppose I won't be disappointed there, either.
Really, the reason I ordered this book was a reference to it on an obscure web page. Rather than happen across pages like that, I would like to see a page that allows tech-types to review books. It's really hard to look at Amazon's® reviews and try to weed out the <WHINE>"Gee, this was too wierd for me."</WHINE> comments.
I agree. Most long-term users of Linux that I know are confident in their "Linux"-hood ;-) I guess you would be too if you had to install an entire operating system from a two-foot stack of floppies. But I digress. What am I worried about with Micro$oft security problems? I have no secrets. My life is Open-Source ;-)