What gives you that idea? There were quite a few security fixes in the releases up to 1.0.8 which you don't have. If I recall correctly running Debian stable does not mean that all of the software you have has the newest bugfixes, just that it has been out long enough to be accepted as stable, but it's not necessarily secure. You should upgrade.
It seems their domain prodiver is MarkMonitor who seems to specialize in buying domain names to protect brand image which seems to explain this aspect or their behaviour.
You think they are going to bring back the Laserdisc or something? The Wii is already supposed to use standard 12cm discs as well as the tiny GC discs.
So, that video made me wonder. Are there any multiplayer sidescrolling space shooters that allow up to 15 players to have a go at a level at once? That would be awesome!
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That doesn't sound very self replicating. In fact, it seems like nothing more than a denial of service attack.
What gives you that idea? There were quite a few security fixes in the releases up to 1.0.8 which you don't have. If I recall correctly running Debian stable does not mean that all of the software you have has the newest bugfixes, just that it has been out long enough to be accepted as stable, but it's not necessarily secure. You should upgrade.
No need for that. This thing is way too small for anyone to put a CD into it!
This clearly seems like an application in which a USB device would be much more reasonable than a PCI interface.
It seems their domain prodiver is MarkMonitor who seems to specialize in buying domain names to protect brand image which seems to explain this aspect or their behaviour.
You think they are going to bring back the Laserdisc or something? The Wii is already supposed to use standard 12cm discs as well as the tiny GC discs.
Hmmm, what about Linux-Apache-Ruby-Postgres. Ahh, but then I guess you'd be a LARPer.
Though I doubt it would run perceptibly faster in this situation. Creating a torrent file only takes a couple of seconds.
So, that video made me wonder. Are there any multiplayer sidescrolling space shooters that allow up to 15 players to have a go at a level at once? That would be awesome!
Why would you have to compile BitTorrent? It's written in Python thus interpreted.
How is the GP post on topic?