This kinda happened a while ago, I'm a frequent reader of his blog. CNN Lost a great mind with this firing, but with his skills, i'm sure he has another job lined up, hell probably more. Still shame to see what CNN just did. I started watching MSNBC since this happened, and I suggest anyone who is disgusted with CNN to do the same!
The wii version comes with both the game and *HINT* Guitar. Buy the game alone for 50 bucks like you normally would. Again Rockband, alone it has the standard prices of respective consoles ($60 game for ps3 & x360). It has yet to come out for the ps2, that's in december and even that will have a similar pricing scheme, Game only ($50), with hardware? 160. Now why 160? you get a drum set, a guitar, and a microphone. That's a damn good deal if I do say so myself.
I recently came home from a 3 week trip from my homeland (Pakistan). I was born and raised in the States. I return this year and at every checkpoint (my stop in manchester and once i land at jfk) i'm asked to clear all my hand bags - sure there were others they could ask, but hey, a lone brown traveler what could he be , but a terrorist, right? I wasn't too pissed bout that, no big deal.
But when I got to JFK - trying to get past customs, I'm told I have a problem with my Passport, I go to a room filled with, coincidentally Brown + Arabs , and I wait, for 4 fucking hours, before I get to speak to a borders control officer. He asks me the same fucking things as the customs officer and adds if I have ever touched a fucking gun.
Yeah, great, equality huh.
I don't think I saw one white guy waiting with me in the room. It's not about equality, We're worse than Israel at least they treat their own fine.
And americans think why their is a hatred of America, isn't it obvious. (Oh, I don't , I just hate these draconian measures that do Shit)
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Yes, 100,000 would have served him well, but the Chinese kid only did 68,000 digits. it was the mental health counselor who was able to recite 100,000 digits.
Why would content now be sold? That wouldn't work at all. Google Video sells TV Shows. Full Version and uncut. Similar to the iTunes Video Store. This accquisition should in no way affect the price model of youtube. If it does happen, google will have made a huge mistake, one I doubt they will make. I don't see how you jumped from combining of services to selling select videos. Google Video does in fact have videos that you can just watch after all. As far as I can tell only those tv shows/ movies will continue to be sold, while any of ther other crap on youtube/ google video will remain free.
Jokes aside, I bet most of you have never tasted seal meat. I'm not a big meat eater at all, but it is absolutely DELICIOUS! Better than almost all meat/fish I've had before. It's a pretty dark brown color, so it looks a bit scary at first, but once you taste it... It's one of those desert island foods IMO. The sad part is how hard it is to find a specialized butcher that sells some (closest is a few hours away). One of my friends' dad hunts seal though, so I manage to get some from him sometimes.
I'd also like to say that not all programmers are hot-pocket eating virgins who play WoW. Some of us exercise and have active social lives. Some have even had SEX! Holy Crap! He's not fooling anyone
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"Is this real intelligence? "Absolutely," he says. EO-1 passes the basic test: "If you put the system in a box and look at it from the outside, without knowing how the decisions are made, would you say the system is intelligent?" Chien thinks so."
Does anyone else find this disturbing. Reminds me of that episode of Star Trek season 2 Episode 12, 16 minutes in, 45 seconds where.......errr never mind.
It's not really a big deal because if the experience on Firefox really better than IE, as we tout it is, then the converters will have no choice but to stick. Even if they download IE to see if it's better, the better browser WILL in fact win. We are not talking about people who are reluctant to switch, it's those who already have. If they are not having an enjoyable experience on firefox then let em leave who the hell cares?
Thats great and all, but with Creative products (NO I'm not trolling), you do not have to rely on the manufacturer for the replacements. All I have to do is press a switch and my battery comes out, very easy replacement And hell, I don't even void the warranty!
Thats 6k only for Profit Free Organizations, its far more expensive for big companies. Though you are correct in that even at 65k/yr, it is pocket change for all large companies
Could you introduce yourself?
Damien Miller: I am one of the developers of OpenSSH and OpenBSD. I have been working on OpenSSH since starting the project to port it to other platforms (initially Linux) back in 1999, but found myself working more and more on the native OpenBSD version of OpenSSH and on the OpenBSD operating system itself as time went on. I also maintain a couple of other free software projects, most notably a collection of NetFlow tools (pfflowd, flowd and softflowd).
The upcoming OpenSSH version 4.3 will add support for tunneling. What type of uses is this feature suited for?
Damien Miller: Reyk and Markus' new tunneling support allows you to make a real VPN using OpenSSH without the need for any additional software. This goes well beyond the TCP port forwarding that we have supported for years - each end of a ssh connection that uses the new tunnel support gets a tun(4) interface which can pass packets between them. This is similar to the type of VPN supported by OpenVPN or other SSL-VPN systems, only it runs over SSH. It is therefore really easy to set up and automatically inherit the ability to use all of the authentication schemes supported by SSH (password, public key, Kerberos, etc.)
The tunnel interfaces that form the endpoints of the tunnel can be configured as either a layer-3 or a layer-2 link. In layer-3 mode you can configure the tun(4) interfaces with IP or IPv6 addresses and route packets over them like any other interface - you could even run a dynamic routing protocol like OSPF over them if you were so inclined. In layer-2 mode, you can make them part of a bridge(4) group to bridge raw ethernet frames between the two ends.
A practical use of this might be securely linking back to your home network while connected to an untrusted wireless net, being able to send and receive ICMP pings and to use UDP based services like DNS.
Like any VPN system that uses a reliable transport like TCP, an OpenSSH's tunnel can alter packet delivery dynamics (e.g. a dropped transport packet will stall all tunnelled traffic), so it probably isn't so good for things like VOIP over a lossy network (use IPsec for that), but it is still very useful for most other things.
Some companies have included crypto features in their hardware, for example Intel included a PRNG in some chipsets, and VIA bundled a full hardware set of crypto functions in its recent CPUs. How and when can OpenSSH take advantage of specific types of hardware like these?
Damien Miller: OpenSSH depends on OpenSSL for cryptographic services and therefore depends on OpenSSL to take advantage of hardware facilities. On OpenBSD at least, this support is seamless - OpenSSL has hooks to directly use Via Padlock instructions (which are amazingly fast) or go via the crypto(4) device to use co-processors like hifn(4) or ubsec(4).
On other operating systems, OpenSSL needs some application support to tell it to load "engine" modules to provide access to hardware services. Darren Tucker has posted patches to portable OpenSSH to get it to do this, but we haven't received any test reports back yet.
Why did you increase the default size of new RSA/DSA keys generated by ssh-keygen from 1024 to 2048 bits?
Damien Miller: Firstly, increasing the default size of DSA keys was a mistake (my mistake, corrected in the next release) because unmodified DSA is limited by a 160-bit subgroup and SHA-1 hash, obviating the most of the benefit of using a larger overall key length, and because we don't accept modified DSA variants with this restriction removed. There are some new DSA standards on they way that use larger subgroups and longer hashes, which we could use once they are standardized and included in OpenSSL.
We increased the default RSA keysize because of recommendations by the NESSIE project and others to use RSA keys of at least 1536 bits in length. Because host and user keys generated now will likely be in use for several years we picked a longer and more conservative key length. Also, 2048 is a nice round (binary) number.
Do you plan to add any other a
I don't see why that would matter OOo is pretty similar to ms office, not much relearning to do. Like the parent said it would be more effective to do both transitions at the same time, but then again I'm usually wrong with these kind of things
I'm just curious, if this article gets duped(which it most definitley will) does that mean there is going to be Like Macrobe and then like Adomedia... two different companies O_O
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Silicon's radius is 110 picometers which translates to .11 nanometers.
he knew the handbook stated that, but he wrote the blog IN SPITE of that!
This kinda happened a while ago, I'm a frequent reader of his blog. CNN Lost a great mind with this firing, but with his skills, i'm sure he has another job lined up, hell probably more. Still shame to see what CNN just did. I started watching MSNBC since this happened, and I suggest anyone who is disgusted with CNN to do the same!
Could I be reminded as to why this is a problem?
Is it just me or are you trolling?
The wii version comes with both the game and *HINT* Guitar. Buy the game alone for 50 bucks like you normally would. Again Rockband, alone it has the standard prices of respective consoles ($60 game for ps3 & x360). It has yet to come out for the ps2, that's in december and even that will have a similar pricing scheme, Game only ($50), with hardware? 160. Now why 160? you get a drum set, a guitar, and a microphone. That's a damn good deal if I do say so myself.
Something better huh?
I recently came home from a 3 week trip from my homeland (Pakistan). I was born and raised in the States. I return this year and at every checkpoint (my stop in manchester and once i land at jfk) i'm asked to clear all my hand bags - sure there were others they could ask, but hey, a lone brown traveler what could he be , but a terrorist, right? I wasn't too pissed bout that, no big deal.
But when I got to JFK - trying to get past customs, I'm told I have a problem with my Passport, I go to a room filled with, coincidentally Brown + Arabs , and I wait, for 4 fucking hours, before I get to speak to a borders control officer. He asks me the same fucking things as the customs officer and adds if I have ever touched a fucking gun.
Yeah, great, equality huh.
I don't think I saw one white guy waiting with me in the room. It's not about equality, We're worse than Israel at least they treat their own fine.
And americans think why their is a hatred of America, isn't it obvious. (Oh, I don't , I just hate these draconian measures that do Shit)
What about me?
How about Interesting?
Yes, 100,000 would have served him well, but the Chinese kid only did 68,000 digits. it was the mental health counselor who was able to recite 100,000 digits.
Why would content now be sold? That wouldn't work at all. Google Video sells TV Shows. Full Version and uncut. Similar to the iTunes Video Store. This accquisition should in no way affect the price model of youtube. If it does happen, google will have made a huge mistake, one I doubt they will make. I don't see how you jumped from combining of services to selling select videos. Google Video does in fact have videos that you can just watch after all. As far as I can tell only those tv shows/ movies will continue to be sold, while any of ther other crap on youtube/ google video will remain free.
aww shucks good idea mate here is what I think:
Jokes aside, I bet most of you have never tasted seal meat. I'm not a big meat eater at all, but it is absolutely DELICIOUS! Better than almost all meat/fish I've had before. It's a pretty dark brown color, so it looks a bit scary at first, but once you taste it... It's one of those desert island foods IMO. The sad part is how hard it is to find a specialized butcher that sells some (closest is a few hours away). One of my friends' dad hunts seal though, so I manage to get some from him sometimes.
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"Is this real intelligence? "Absolutely," he says. EO-1 passes the basic test: "If you put the system in a box and look at it from the outside, without knowing how the decisions are made, would you say the system is intelligent?" Chien thinks so."
Does anyone else find this disturbing. Reminds me of that episode of Star Trek season 2 Episode 12, 16 minutes in, 45 seconds where.......errr never mind.
It's not really a big deal because if the experience on Firefox really better than IE, as we tout it is, then the converters will have no choice but to stick. Even if they download IE to see if it's better, the better browser WILL in fact win. We are not talking about people who are reluctant to switch, it's those who already have. If they are not having an enjoyable experience on firefox then let em leave who the hell cares?
Thats great and all, but with Creative products (NO I'm not trolling), you do not have to rely on the manufacturer for the replacements. All I have to do is press a switch and my battery comes out, very easy replacement And hell, I don't even void the warranty!
I think I would be awesome If I was able to move the Discussion2 box, like you are able to inside meebo, that would be awesome.
Thats 6k only for Profit Free Organizations, its far more expensive for big companies. Though you are correct in that even at 65k/yr, it is pocket change for all large companies
New Egg has it for 118 bucks.
Could you introduce yourself? Damien Miller: I am one of the developers of OpenSSH and OpenBSD. I have been working on OpenSSH since starting the project to port it to other platforms (initially Linux) back in 1999, but found myself working more and more on the native OpenBSD version of OpenSSH and on the OpenBSD operating system itself as time went on. I also maintain a couple of other free software projects, most notably a collection of NetFlow tools (pfflowd, flowd and softflowd). The upcoming OpenSSH version 4.3 will add support for tunneling. What type of uses is this feature suited for? Damien Miller: Reyk and Markus' new tunneling support allows you to make a real VPN using OpenSSH without the need for any additional software. This goes well beyond the TCP port forwarding that we have supported for years - each end of a ssh connection that uses the new tunnel support gets a tun(4) interface which can pass packets between them. This is similar to the type of VPN supported by OpenVPN or other SSL-VPN systems, only it runs over SSH. It is therefore really easy to set up and automatically inherit the ability to use all of the authentication schemes supported by SSH (password, public key, Kerberos, etc.) The tunnel interfaces that form the endpoints of the tunnel can be configured as either a layer-3 or a layer-2 link. In layer-3 mode you can configure the tun(4) interfaces with IP or IPv6 addresses and route packets over them like any other interface - you could even run a dynamic routing protocol like OSPF over them if you were so inclined. In layer-2 mode, you can make them part of a bridge(4) group to bridge raw ethernet frames between the two ends. A practical use of this might be securely linking back to your home network while connected to an untrusted wireless net, being able to send and receive ICMP pings and to use UDP based services like DNS. Like any VPN system that uses a reliable transport like TCP, an OpenSSH's tunnel can alter packet delivery dynamics (e.g. a dropped transport packet will stall all tunnelled traffic), so it probably isn't so good for things like VOIP over a lossy network (use IPsec for that), but it is still very useful for most other things. Some companies have included crypto features in their hardware, for example Intel included a PRNG in some chipsets, and VIA bundled a full hardware set of crypto functions in its recent CPUs. How and when can OpenSSH take advantage of specific types of hardware like these? Damien Miller: OpenSSH depends on OpenSSL for cryptographic services and therefore depends on OpenSSL to take advantage of hardware facilities. On OpenBSD at least, this support is seamless - OpenSSL has hooks to directly use Via Padlock instructions (which are amazingly fast) or go via the crypto(4) device to use co-processors like hifn(4) or ubsec(4). On other operating systems, OpenSSL needs some application support to tell it to load "engine" modules to provide access to hardware services. Darren Tucker has posted patches to portable OpenSSH to get it to do this, but we haven't received any test reports back yet. Why did you increase the default size of new RSA/DSA keys generated by ssh-keygen from 1024 to 2048 bits? Damien Miller: Firstly, increasing the default size of DSA keys was a mistake (my mistake, corrected in the next release) because unmodified DSA is limited by a 160-bit subgroup and SHA-1 hash, obviating the most of the benefit of using a larger overall key length, and because we don't accept modified DSA variants with this restriction removed. There are some new DSA standards on they way that use larger subgroups and longer hashes, which we could use once they are standardized and included in OpenSSL. We increased the default RSA keysize because of recommendations by the NESSIE project and others to use RSA keys of at least 1536 bits in length. Because host and user keys generated now will likely be in use for several years we picked a longer and more conservative key length. Also, 2048 is a nice round (binary) number. Do you plan to add any other a
but can it run linux? Oh wait...
I don't see why that would matter OOo is pretty similar to ms office, not much relearning to do. Like the parent said it would be more effective to do both transitions at the same time, but then again I'm usually wrong with these kind of things
or maybe there is some cash flow between you and M$ */endwinkwinknudgenudge*/
I'm just curious, if this article gets duped(which it most definitley will) does that mean there is going to be Like Macrobe and then like Adomedia... two different companies O_O