That's true. But remember that an anonymous remote exploiter doesn't know your username either, unlike root. So |Username| can essentially be added to |password|.
In other words, ubuntu runs with root-equivalent access by default.
Woah there. You need the user's password to change his password. You're not running as root until you give your user password to sudo. How is that different from giving your root password to a login prompt or su?
and how the #@%^$ am I supposed to contact them and tell them - "Hey, you have a typo in your email address - I'm getting all these stupid "'I heart cats' would like to be added as one of your friends" messages..
Change their password. delete the account. They had it for only a couple of days anyway if you get their "welcome to myspace" email. They'll just create another one.
In gnome I would : * run gconf-editor * put the value <Control><Shift>d to/apps/metacity/global_keybindings/run_command_1 * put the value nautilus Desktop to/apps/metacity/keybinding_commands/command_1
Sigh, did you even take one func. prog. class?
Functional programming is very good at : recursive algorithms, concurrent, compilers, interpreters, evaluators, syntax and type checkers, theorem provers. Programming one of these does not prove anything about its efficiency for business applications. BUT, for scientific or engineering work (like... i don't know, speech recongnition or network simulation), it is indeed very suited.
Watch the demo video (WTFD). Most the concepts (cannon shot, flying up) are shown. There's a couple of images about in the middle of the video when they illustrate some crazy things you could accomplish with portals.
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Wine is a reimplementation of the Win32 API, not reverse engineering in any way.
These are reimplementing win32 API (Application Programming INTERFACE), not reverse engineering it in any way.
get the Zipped MP4 there : http://ted.streamguys.net/ted_han_j_2006.zip (It's linked from the article : podcast thingy) If you can't read MP4, PLF is your friend.
he meant $100/(MB/sec) I guess
RC = Release Candidate. Candidate for Release. Which mean it could be released. Else it wouldn't be a candidate.
Why not just kill Windows as we know it instead of "fixing" it.
OK, then shut up or they'll be trouble. What, is there a problem?
Hello world, I'm dumb.
That's true. But remember that an anonymous remote exploiter doesn't know your username either, unlike root. So |Username| can essentially be added to |password|.
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In other words, ubuntu runs with root-equivalent access by default.
Woah there. You need the user's password to change his password. You're not running as root until you give your user password to sudo. How is that different from giving your root password to a login prompt or su?
and how the #@%^$ am I supposed to contact them and tell them - "Hey, you have a typo in your email address - I'm getting all these stupid "'I heart cats' would like to be added as one of your friends" messages ..
Change their password. delete the account. They had it for only a couple of days anyway if you get their "welcome to myspace" email. They'll just create another one.
In one case you are not depriving the maker of anything
Except his customer.
In gnome I would : /apps/metacity/global_keybindings/run_command_1 /apps/metacity/keybinding_commands/command_1
* run gconf-editor
* put the value <Control><Shift>d to
* put the value nautilus Desktop to
Replace "community" off the GP with "OSS community". same deal.
I delayed this first post to make myself look busy.
Judging from his profile url, he's a musician.
Sigh, did you even take one func. prog. class? Functional programming is very good at : recursive algorithms, concurrent, compilers, interpreters, evaluators, syntax and type checkers, theorem provers. Programming one of these does not prove anything about its efficiency for business applications. BUT, for scientific or engineering work (like ... i don't know, speech recongnition or network simulation), it is indeed very suited.
Writing an interpreter with a functional language is not a convincing example of productivity for general purposes.
more like Wine would make Windows obsolete. An open-source version of the win32 api is still better than a free beer and unpractical closed one.
I highly doubt Windows will be GPL(v3) one day
Watch the demo video (WTFD). Most the concepts (cannon shot, flying up) are shown. There's a couple of images about in the middle of the video when they illustrate some crazy things you could accomplish with portals.
Thanks.
How does it violates the GPL to make another front-end for the database dump? I truely don't see the case here, please enlighten me.
I said Ubuntu wasn't being compliant
This is probably why you were answered so rudely. Your demand wasn't exactly polite either.