the reason i posted it was because it was simply false i dont care if some markup was lost!
anyway on the subject we learned to simplify multiplication as well but we learned it like this
21x13 = ( 21 * 10 ) + ( 21 * 3 ) = 210 + 63 = 273 and NOT 253 !
since multiplying a number by 10 or a number divisible by 10 is EASY
The Egyptian method of multiplication of integers and fractions, documented in the Ahmes Papyrus, was by successive additions and doubling. For instance, to find the product of 13 and 21 one had to double 21 three times, obtaining 2 × 21 = 42, 4 × 21 = 84, 8 × 21 = 168. The full product could then be found by adding the correct terms found in the doubling:
13\times 21 = (1\times 21) + (4\times 21) + (8 \times 21) = 253.
routers are PBX/Centrix machines and DNS is the Internet equivalent of calling Information
i wouldn't use that one since i have trouble understanding it. With PBX do you mean setups which utilise asterisk,... eg an in-house intercom system that typically runs over ethernet and/or IP?
i agree with you on using real-world analogies when trying to educate someone but in that particular case i would rather use this example: a router is like a traffic cop on an intersection.
so... bejeweled hasn't been copied (ripped off) over and over ?
heck even MSN messenger has a bejeweled game. the parent just told that probably because it's much easier to get your hands on frozen bubble than on the real bust-a-move
what's the point of the named pipes?
aren't those mkfifo's redundant since your lsa and lsb will be created in CWD and not in dir a/ or dir b/? i just don't get the point but i do admit i really don't use named pipes that often so i have no clue about when, how or why one would use them
tcpdump (nix), ethereal/wireshark (nix+win), netstat (nix), iptraf (nix), htop (nix), lsof (nix), antivirus
adaware, psybot, process explorer autoruns TCPview RootKitRevealer (windows -- Sysinternals) http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/defa ult.mspx/, etc...
if your computer isn't supposed to do anything and it's opening connections to ports 6667 (irc), 25 (smtp), 20 & 21 (ftp) then it would be a good assumption that your pc has been zombified there are people over here who have more experience in this area and they will comment:D
This report completely fails to illustrate any useful information. Insecure machines can be protected with firewalls which run secure OSs, none of which were in this list (OpenBSD, anyone?)
All that, and I still doubt that any sort of stability could be achieved on a network running these three OSs exclusively, without the protection of at least one OS not in this report.
a barebone linux firewall can be a very secure OS as well !
just look at the plethora of router/firewall distributions But it'll have to be just that! a router and or firewall not a desktop machine or an intranet fileserver also acting like a firewall but this is the same for every server every server should be decently isolated an perform one task and one task only: let an apache server be just a server serving GET,POST,... requests Are you using your desktop OpenBSD system as a router ?
i'm quite offended of not seeing a BSD in the list also but making such a bold claim sounds like someone who has never used pf nor iptables and is just spawning a security buzzword
why don't you skip all the hard stuff and just build a complete interface replacement for XP or Vista
i don't get it are you talking about a new shell/graphical interface like geoshell, liteshell,... and all the others which can be easily found on this page http://www.shellfront.org/ i know what the goal is of ReactOS, to create an open-source free Windows alike os and they are obviously doing an incredible job, they are kinda reverse-engineering windows if i can call it that
but ILuvRamen i really don't understand what you're saying, please explain
Today, such products are quite big, a cube 10 centimeters on a side. We want to do this in less than a 30-millimeter cube, to serve as an image stabilizer
he majored in marketing alright, it's really obvious since
for most people a 30 mm cube vs a 10 cm cube must be like a 1:1000 comparison although roughly it's only 3 times as small
The reason Windows has so much malware problems is because it's the most common operating system used
yeah and most servers run a form of *Nix, most notable linux and apache don't you think a decent server with a 100 Mbit uplink isn't of any interest to the skilled attacker?
why am i even bothering and feeding this troll anyway
that's nice and all but you're still transrating your file
and what if say in 3 years after you've deleted your mp3-files the ogg vorbis format is being attacked by another money grubbing prick... what are you gonna do then ? convert to yet another lossy format... and in a decade or so all your music will sound like crap except the albums you've actually bought and can rip at any given time Little tip: don't use cd's as coasters!
just hope some people will have the balls to keep hosting libmad, win32codecs,...
well i usually save as pdf too and i like Oo for just that reason as well
but when i exported it to pdf, it kinda exported it like this: 1 column gets printed first
2nd column get printed next, all sequential and that was not what i was aiming for i needed to export it so it would still look like a spreadsheet, there probably is a way of doing this but i had to act fast at that time since a friend was waiting for the info so eventually i chose to export it to excel which in the long run proved more valuable than html or pdf
in case you're wondering i was making a spreadsheet which holds info about tv-shows i used to watch when i was little. the spreadsheet itself hold several columns with info like:
title
video samples
origin
studio
publisher
date
seen on #tv-channel
website (if applicable),...
they are mostly cartoons and a lot of them are from here (belgium), but there are some universal classics in there as well like: dungeons & dragons, thundercats, dommel, snorks, smurfs, he-man, king arthur and the knights of justice,...
a friend and me already collected 91 and i can only think about one i just can't seem to find although i can still remember it visually
is it possible to import ods (Oo,kspread) based spreadsheets into MS Excel as well?
i hate having to fire up O.o just to convert the ods spreadsheet i created in kspread, sorry Sun guys kspread is just more responsive and faster to load, to xls files for others to view.
what i always wanted to ask a guy who clearly knows a lot about this stuff is what physical media do you recommend for regular snapshots/backups: tape archives, DVD's (it would take a hell lot of dvd's to backup 1 TB i think) or just another machine (with or without RAID), NAS, SAN,...?
what's wrong with popping in a livecd like sysreccd http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page/
and to use dd to take an image of the disk or ghost (but iirc ghost uses dd) ? i have been able to successfully recover 99% of a crashed, broken, badly partitioned hard drive that way numerous of times offcorse i do not claim i have the expertise as ontrack but seeing as i've done this for quite a few friends and since well not everybody can pay what they ask for their service, i can understand why they get drives that have been subjected to a DIY recovery at first
But why do we need all these expensive consumer disk recovery tools, that often do not work correctly i must agree on the issue that this article is mainly advertising but that is to be suspected i mean the dude works in that company, he's kinda obligated to praise the so called 'superiority' of their own proprietary tools.
granted i don't have a clean room but the area in that so-called clean room doesn't seem so clean and well the platters hanging on the top right on the other picture doesn't strike me as a good idea neither that obviously wasn't a clean room and i would at least encourage the use of a static bag anyway.
a month ago i would have said the exact same time but now that i have seen this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc4MzqBFxZE/
never again, i don't think he even knows what he's doing most of the time
Their market is 4.2 millions of Belgian frenchspeakers, not the whole world.
Bullshit ! the two newspapers in question: "de standaard" and "het nieuwsblad" are flemish-dutch newspapers so they would be addressing ~6.0 million dutch speaking Belgians both newspapers sell about 200.000-300.000 newspapers a day (taken from annual statistics)
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the reason i posted it was because it was simply false i dont care if some markup was lost!
anyway on the subject we learned to simplify multiplication as well but we learned it like this
21x13 = ( 21 * 10 ) + ( 21 * 3 ) = 210 + 63 = 273 and NOT 253 !
since multiplying a number by 10 or a number divisible by 10 is EASY
i wouldn't use that one since i have trouble understanding it.
With PBX do you mean setups which utilise asterisk,... eg an in-house intercom system that typically runs over ethernet and/or IP?
i agree with you on using real-world analogies when trying to educate someone
but in that particular case i would rather use this example: a router is like a traffic cop on an intersection.
so ... bejeweled hasn't been copied (ripped off) over and over ?
heck even MSN messenger has a bejeweled game. the parent just told that probably
because it's much easier to get your hands on frozen bubble than on the real bust-a-move
this comes from here http://wiki.laptop.org/wiki/Hardware_specificatio
also amd seems to benchmark their systems with a plethora of common system utilities like SiSoft Sandra, Winbench,
look here for more details http://www.amd.com/us-en/ConnectivitySolutions/Pr
Although the benchmarks seem to be outlined relative to the geode line (previous models)
it could be very well be that the LX-700's performance comes very close to a full-fledged athlon 700
anyway i want one the screen is really impressive
what's the point of the named pipes?
aren't those mkfifo's redundant since your lsa and lsb will be created in CWD and not in dir a/ or dir b/?
i just don't get the point but i do admit i really don't use named pipes that often so i have no clue about when, how or why one would use them
it's iptables since kernel v 2.4.x iirc
yeah i thought so wasn't sure tho !
tcpdump (nix), ethereal/wireshark (nix+win), netstat (nix), iptraf (nix), htop (nix), lsof (nix), antivirusa ult.mspx/, etc ... :D
adaware, psybot, process explorer autoruns TCPview RootKitRevealer (windows -- Sysinternals) http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/def
if your computer isn't supposed to do anything and it's opening connections to ports 6667 (irc), 25 (smtp), 20 & 21 (ftp) then
it would be a good assumption that your pc has been zombified
there are people over here who have more experience in this area and they will comment
just look at the plethora of router/firewall distributions
But it'll have to be just that! a router and or firewall
not a desktop machine or an intranet fileserver also acting like a firewall but this is the same for every server
every server should be decently isolated an perform one task and one task only: let an apache server be just a server serving GET,POST,... requests
Are you using your desktop OpenBSD system as a router ?
i'm quite offended of not seeing a BSD in the list also but making such a bold claim sounds like someone who has never used pf
nor iptables and is just spawning a security buzzword
and all the others which can be easily found on this page http://www.shellfront.org/
i know what the goal is of ReactOS, to create an open-source free Windows alike os
and they are obviously doing an incredible job, they are kinda reverse-engineering windows if i can call it that
but ILuvRamen i really don't understand what you're saying, please explain
this just seems like good business practice to me and c'mon who wouldn't try to evade taxes anyway :D
for most people a 30 mm cube vs a 10 cm cube must be like a 1:1000 comparison
although roughly it's only 3 times as small
don't you think a decent server with a 100 Mbit uplink isn't of any interest to the skilled attacker?
why am i even bothering and feeding this troll anyway
that's nice and all but you're still transrating your file ... what are you gonna do then ? ... and in a decade or so all your music will sound like crap except the albums you've actually bought and can rip at any given time
...
and what if say in 3 years after you've deleted your mp3-files the ogg vorbis format is being
attacked by another money grubbing prick
convert to yet another lossy format
Little tip: don't use cd's as coasters!
just hope some people will have the balls to keep hosting libmad, win32codecs,
but when i exported it to pdf, it kinda exported it like this: 1 column gets printed first
2nd column get printed next, all sequential and that was not what i was aiming for i needed to export
it so it would still look like a spreadsheet, there probably is a way of doing this but
i had to act fast at that time since a friend was waiting for the info
so eventually i chose to export it to excel which in the long run proved more
valuable than html or pdf
in case you're wondering i was making a spreadsheet which holds info about tv-shows i used to watch
when i was little. the spreadsheet itself hold several columns with info like:
they are mostly cartoons and a lot of them are from here (belgium), but there are some universal classics
in there as well like: dungeons & dragons, thundercats, dommel, snorks, smurfs, he-man, king arthur and the knights of justice,
a friend and me already collected 91 and i can only think about one i just can't seem to find although i can still remember it visually
hahahahahahaha that's funny :D
isn't the Microsoft EULA their legal CYA ?
is it possible to import ods (Oo,kspread) based spreadsheets into MS Excel as well?
i hate having to fire up O.o just to convert the ods spreadsheet i created in kspread, sorry Sun
guys kspread is just more responsive and faster to load, to xls files for others to view.
what i always wanted to ask a guy who clearly knows a lot about this stuff is ...?
what physical media do you recommend for regular snapshots/backups: tape archives, DVD's (it would take a hell lot of dvd's to backup 1 TB i think)
or just another machine (with or without RAID), NAS, SAN,
what's wrong with popping in a livecd like sysreccd http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page/
and to use dd to take an image of the disk or ghost (but iirc ghost uses dd) ?
i have been able to successfully recover 99% of a crashed, broken, badly partitioned hard drive that way numerous of times
offcorse i do not claim i have the expertise as ontrack but seeing as i've done this for quite
a few friends and since well not everybody can pay what they ask for their service, i can understand
why they get drives that have been subjected to a DIY recovery at first
But why do we need all these expensive consumer disk recovery tools, that often do not work correctly
i must agree on the issue that this article is mainly advertising but that is to be suspected
i mean the dude works in that company, he's kinda obligated to praise the so called 'superiority' of their own proprietary tools.
granted i don't have a clean room but the area in that so-called clean room doesn't seem so clean
and well the platters hanging on the top right on the other picture doesn't strike me as a good idea neither
that obviously wasn't a clean room and i would at least encourage the use of a static bag anyway.
a month ago i would have said the exact same time but now that i have seen this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc4MzqBFxZE/
never again, i don't think he even knows what he's doing most of the time
crap i misread seems you're right. :D
my sincere apologies
so they would be addressing ~6.0 million dutch speaking Belgians
both newspapers sell about 200.000-300.000 newspapers a day (taken from annual statistics)