Well, the BSDs all have chroot as well. However, jails have their own sets of users (you can have root in one jail but not in the system at large) and the kernel makes more division between the data structures from jails (and the host system) than chroot does. In addition, ps(1) can only show in-jail processes, network configuration changes are impossible, and kernel modifications (modules and securelevel changes) are banned.
That question was posed at a conference at my university with some cryptographer. He grabs a piece of paper from his notes, tears a strip about three inches long up, and rolls that up. He takes a dry-erase marker from the board and colors the end red, tossing it at one student.
"What's this?" the student asked.
"That's your child's pinky. Now what's your password?"
Shortly before World War I, the German Kaiser was the guest of the Swiss government to observe military maneuvers. The Kaiser asked a Swiss militiaman: "You are 500,000 and you shoot well, but if we attack with 1,000,000 men what will you do?" The soldier replied: "We will shoot twice and go home."
If I recall, there was some IM client that used Purple (the Pidgin backend) and hosted a local server. This was GPL'd. Then their proprietary client would talk with this server, theoretically allowing them to use the Purple library without being under the GPL.
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Well, the BSDs all have chroot as well. However, jails have their own sets of users (you can have root in one jail but not in the system at large) and the kernel makes more division between the data structures from jails (and the host system) than chroot does. In addition, ps(1) can only show in-jail processes, network configuration changes are impossible, and kernel modifications (modules and securelevel changes) are banned.
Their program scans for anything with an mp3 extension. It finds this. Hey look, it's not music. Look how that would turn out.
it was a monopoly reference, if you didn't get it.
So "just visiting" instead of "in jail"?
Sounds good to me. Now pay up.
Cut the baby in half^W^W^W^W^WPut a newline in the middle and give each one side.
Not sure about from the source, but like this?
Good luck with that. The last time someone tried that, they slowed Python down by half.
That's "ugly bags of mostly water" to you.
Tuuuuuuuuuums!
"What's this?" the student asked.
"That's your child's pinky. Now what's your password?"
The exception being identifying oneself.
Whoosh.
Shortly before World War I, the German Kaiser was the guest of the Swiss government to observe military maneuvers. The Kaiser asked a Swiss militiaman: "You are 500,000 and you shoot well, but if we attack with 1,000,000 men what will you do?" The soldier replied: "We will shoot twice and go home."
Quis slashdotiet ipsos slashdotes?
What is your take on this?
H0+ 6RI72 ?
Then you're a yoga instruction facility, and get taxed as such.
Someone watch Godfather recently?
"Adobe Garamond"?
Klaatu barada nikto!
Just don't try to type that on a G1 (Android) phone.
The company provides a service. If you don't like their service, find a different company.
Elrond doesn't have a pretty face. QED.
That's the one; thanks much.