That's protocol v. 1. Protocol version 2, which we should all be using, will try aes128-cbc first off, and that should be one of the fastest ciphers available.
$ cat/etc/ssh/sshd_config | grep Pro
Protocol 2
I know - I'm just jealous of the laptop keyboards that light up in the dark. (And as a security guy I love Mac users because they never cause incidents.)
UK international development minister Shahid Malik, was detained on the way back from a series of meetings in Washington on combatting terrorism. You really couldn't make this stuff up if you tried. ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/7066944.stm )
As a lefty, tree-hugging environmentalist, I agree. Nuclear power is the way to go, because dealing with radioactive waste in 200 years time beats being underwater in 200 years time. On the other hand, the fact that I bike to work and we only have a small diesel car between two of us is also helping. Nuclear power helps, but it's not the only answer either.
In my day I had to hand-code demos in ARM assembler. On a 8MHz CPU. Without a floating-point unit, uphill, with no graphics card, both ways in the snow. We were so poor we had to unroll our own loops, write self-modifying code to build our own sprite-plot routines, and only use small SoundTracker modules. You tell that to kids these days, they won't believe you.
PS. This is actually true, apart from the snow and the uphill both ways bit. Also, TFA is 403.
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I heard Al Gore uses emacs and Rush Limbaugh uses vi.
There really are people still using OpenSewer. They just wish that they weren't.
That's protocol v. 1. Protocol version 2, which we should all be using, will try aes128-cbc first off, and that should be one of the fastest ciphers available. /etc/ssh/sshd_config | grep Pro
$ cat
Protocol 2
I know - I'm just jealous of the laptop keyboards that light up in the dark. (And as a security guy I love Mac users because they never cause incidents.)
"... I now have a $2,100 e-mail machine."
He got a Mac?
I love jokes. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by.
(sincere apologies to Douglas Adams)
1. Compress dynamic range to nothing.
2. Add 3dB
3. Profit!!!
Obviously the adverts on commercial radio get +6dB. Bah! Did Amy Winehouse really pick up 4 awards, or was that just a nightmare?
UK international development minister Shahid Malik, was detained on the way back from a series of meetings in Washington on combatting terrorism. You really couldn't make this stuff up if you tried. ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/7066944.stm )
As a lefty, tree-hugging environmentalist, I agree. Nuclear power is the way to go, because dealing with radioactive waste in 200 years time beats being underwater in 200 years time. On the other hand, the fact that I bike to work and we only have a small diesel car between two of us is also helping. Nuclear power helps, but it's not the only answer either.
Windows is only cheaper if your sanity is worthless.
adequate.
I was coding for an ARM5 variant last year - only in C/C++. Though what I really want is an ARM-based laptop.
Spot on. But I was just doing embedded dev on an ARM5 core last year, so not entirely wasted effort.
Of course I've picked up an x86 manual - why do you think I was programming ARM? :p
ARM2 cores started at 8MHz, back in '87. No on-chip cache - that was the 24MHz ARM3.
Why should I listen to such a bunch of no-names? I'm waiting to see what John Dvorak says.
In my day I had to hand-code demos in ARM assembler. On a 8MHz CPU. Without a floating-point unit, uphill, with no graphics card, both ways in the snow. We were so poor we had to unroll our own loops, write self-modifying code to build our own sprite-plot routines, and only use small SoundTracker modules. You tell that to kids these days, they won't believe you.
PS. This is actually true, apart from the snow and the uphill both ways bit. Also, TFA is 403.
You're right. It would be much better to create a law "being in a charge of a high-tech gadget while stupid", punishable by up to 3 years in jail.
Nuke LINX?
That's why I read all my mail with 'less /var/spool/mail/...'
[fill in attempt to compare fundamentally different things here]
(When Vista comes on 14 CDs, then you can think about comparing it with the number of bugs in Debian.)
:0 * ^X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook /dev/null
Bah! cheers, Mad - curmudgeonly netizen since 1995
Carnal maps: for those who can't find someone else's arse with both hands.