why people don't adopt linux. It's because of the driver support. I've tried 3 different flavors of linux, and none of them will detect both my wireless and my wired nics. 3. Windows, of course, works like a champ upon install. This wouldn't be a problem except that all those idiot guides to linux or whatever don't cover modules or kernel recompilation. Listen guys, I'd like to run linux. I really would. But you don't make it easy.
Oh, maybe in this release they'll include driver support for the toshiba satellite m40 series.
I tried to switch to linux. I backed out when no versions of linux supported either of my network adapters automagically. No, I'm not interested in figuring out how to recompile the kernel with the stuff I need. Strangely, there were no walkthroughs available on teh web that I could find for what I needed (mostly there were a lot of people complaining about the same problem I had).
Research has now begun to test whether the effect works in mice. According to Dr Longo, lab mice bred with the equivalent gene knocked out appear to live longer, but are smaller, infertile and often suffer muscular defects, suggesting the gene is necessary for normal foetal development.
Well, I tried to find out how legit they were by reading some of their "white papers" like their guide to securing 802.11, but the cost was 450 dollars a year for membership. Heh.
Skype's encryption is closed source and prone to man-in-the-middle attacks. There are also some unanswered questions about how well the keys are managed.
There's a lot of stuff prone to MITM attacks. Nothing new here.
I just heard that Symantec may have helped with the creation of the rootkit, and that it wasn't just a creation of first internet. Can anyone confirm that?
Anyone got a spare double-sided tin-foil hat (shiny side outside and in)?
I wonder if the source code will give me some insight into how to impliment a windows equivelant of linux's monitor mode for wireless nics. As far as I can tell, that functionality doesn't exist on windows thus far.
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why people don't adopt linux. It's because of the driver support. I've tried 3 different flavors of linux, and none of them will detect both my wireless and my wired nics. 3. Windows, of course, works like a champ upon install. This wouldn't be a problem except that all those idiot guides to linux or whatever don't cover modules or kernel recompilation. Listen guys, I'd like to run linux. I really would. But you don't make it easy.
Oh, maybe in this release they'll include driver support for the toshiba satellite m40 series.
I tried to switch to linux. I backed out when no versions of linux supported either of my network adapters automagically. No, I'm not interested in figuring out how to recompile the kernel with the stuff I need. Strangely, there were no walkthroughs available on teh web that I could find for what I needed (mostly there were a lot of people complaining about the same problem I had).
oh and V for Vendetta was written by one of the guys who made it onto their list. Alan Moore just kicks ass as a writer.
The Amber Chronicles. That is all. If you haven't read it, do so.
V for Vendetta, which is apparently coming out as a movie, is a great graphic novel. So while it's not a novel per se, it's hard to beat the geek factor of it being a graphic novel.
Research has now begun to test whether the effect works in mice. According to Dr Longo, lab mice bred with the equivalent gene knocked out appear to live longer, but are smaller, infertile and often suffer muscular defects, suggesting the gene is necessary for normal foetal development.
;)
hrmph. Sounds like the average geek to me
Mmmm. High definition root kits.
Sure, just because you actually read what the poster wrote, you get the easy karma points.
as if millions of bytes of ram screamed in agony, and were suddenly silenced. /.ed before any comments isn't a good sign.
Screw Nethack. Try skill based angband instead. Or any of the variants on thangorodrim.
or there is always mud.rocke.org:4000
and sell my 3 legit copies of windows and have the rough equivalent of half a million dollars? That's it, I'm moving!
yet another reason to move to canada
Well, I tried to find out how legit they were by reading some of their "white papers" like their guide to securing 802.11, but the cost was 450 dollars a year for membership. Heh.
Skype's encryption is closed source and prone to man-in-the-middle attacks. There are also some unanswered questions about how well the keys are managed.
There's a lot of stuff prone to MITM attacks. Nothing new here.
Working in desktop support, I have to change a dell motherboard (usually an optiplex) probably twice a week.
I just heard that Symantec may have helped with the creation of the rootkit, and that it wasn't just a creation of first internet. Can anyone confirm that?
Anyone got a spare double-sided tin-foil hat (shiny side outside and in)?
Ok. You're really kind of scary.
I wonder if the source code will give me some insight into how to impliment a windows equivelant of linux's monitor mode for wireless nics. As far as I can tell, that functionality doesn't exist on windows thus far.
unless you fly on Lufthansa airlines. Others will follow.
This page talks about how to steal rfid info from mobile speed pass.
rfid-analysis.org/
I believe that this originates from Fark. Or possibly TotalFark. Or maybe, it comes from UltraFar...
Remember: this calculation is based on the number of pages served as of 13 June, 2000. I believe that Slashdot's traffic is much heavier now, but even using this three-year-old figure, the money saved is impressive.
Welcome to 2005.
I think the subject line pretty much says it all.
It bypasses any registration requirements for the NY times page.
google search of the NY times page