the issue for charities that do that is that whilst it may attract slightly more donations it can also mean that the money isn't availible for what its needed for.
if all his edits are in a row (or even possibblly if thier are other minor edits in between) then probablly the easiest way to deal with this is to view all his edits as one big dif and use those to decide what to reapplly
don't try to diff one version at a time or you will be there ages
what i don't understand is if you have made the normal user account basically god what have you gained over having the user run as root from a security pov (protection from accidents is another thing entirely but this is supposed to be a security disscussion)
btw when you use su on the shell. If theyve comprimised your user account then how do you know you aren't being keylogged as you give your password to su?
unless you keep your use of root TOTALLY seperated from your normal account and you control that seperation in ways your normal account can't mess with then someone with access to your normal account is going to be able to get root fairly easilly.
hmm your list of color depths for png was a little incomplete;).
1 2 4 8 and 16 bit greyscale
1 2 4 and 8 bit palletted
24 and 48 bit truecolor.
note: theese values are in bits per pixel because thats what most editing software uses. The PNH specification actually talks in terms of bits per channel.
greyscale and truecolor images can have an alpha channel of the same depth as one of the main channels (ie a 24 bit rgb image can have an 8 bit alpha channel)
greyscale and truecolor images can have a single color declared as transparent (usefull if you don't want the overhead of an alpha channel and only need binary transparancy)
pallette entrys are 24 bit rgb. They may also have an alpha value associated.
have you ever played mario on an emulator with savestate where you can keep hitting at it.
trust me there is an end and with savestates and warp zones together its pretty easy to get there.
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the issue for charities that do that is that whilst it may attract slightly more donations it can also mean that the money isn't availible for what its needed for.
if all his edits are in a row (or even possibblly if thier are other minor edits in between) then probablly the easiest way to deal with this is to view all his edits as one big dif and use those to decide what to reapplly don't try to diff one version at a time or you will be there ages
what i don't understand is if you have made the normal user account basically god what have you gained over having the user run as root from a security pov (protection from accidents is another thing entirely but this is supposed to be a security disscussion) btw when you use su on the shell. If theyve comprimised your user account then how do you know you aren't being keylogged as you give your password to su? unless you keep your use of root TOTALLY seperated from your normal account and you control that seperation in ways your normal account can't mess with then someone with access to your normal account is going to be able to get root fairly easilly.
GRR i left it set to html formatted so it crunched out the line breaks in that post sorry
i also missspelt png in png specification
hmm your list of color depths for png was a little incomplete ;).
1 2 4 8 and 16 bit greyscale
1 2 4 and 8 bit palletted
24 and 48 bit truecolor.
note: theese values are in bits per pixel because thats what most editing software uses. The PNH specification actually talks in terms of bits per channel.
greyscale and truecolor images can have an alpha channel of the same depth as one of the main channels (ie a 24 bit rgb image can have an 8 bit alpha channel)
greyscale and truecolor images can have a single color declared as transparent (usefull if you don't want the overhead of an alpha channel and only need binary transparancy)
pallette entrys are 24 bit rgb. They may also have an alpha value associated.
have you ever played mario on an emulator with savestate where you can keep hitting at it. trust me there is an end and with savestates and warp zones together its pretty easy to get there.
any C? have you tried making sense of some of the entrys for the international obfuscated C contest?
hmm i see no mention of thier old name on that site. Do you have any evidence that its the same project?