Is apple going to give MS authenticode a run for its money? I doubt it.
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I certainly wouldn't make that assumption. MIPS is hardly in the same category as Intel when it comes to rendering. But isn't it great that there is an OS that's not completely architecture dependant. Ok, try to forget that NT can run on non-intel systems. But who would prefer to work with IRIX over Linux, it's just a terrible OS.
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HP was pitching this? Wow, how the world has changed, HP..Agilent, Bell Labs..Lucent. Hell that Carly is doing a great job!
hahah, touché I second that idea! And while we're at it, we can install a bunch of webcams to see their stunned reactions. at finding a desolate planet.
It's amazing that anyone would lend credence to a criticism of Linux based on some (admittedly) general statistics from one source (bugtraq), which as we all know is the leading source for UNIX vulnerabilities (yeah right). And this article made it to ABC. Appalling!
Good point! A lot of ISPs use proxying for caching etc, though usually for http only. That's a scary point. However fact it, ISPs can log whatever they want, proxy or not, at the routers themselves or elsewhere. -[v]-
Hmm, yes, but couldn't govt. officials still supeona the data and force the ISP to reveal its passphrase? Having the data in any form still constitutes possession no? Though, I think that is the closest to a good solution mentioned so far. The data must be available to make valid queries to troubleshoot potential problems or security threats, however there has to be some sort of system in place to make sure that the data is not abused and privacy risked. The only other alternative would be to develop a filter that would keep the bare minimum of data required, that is the only way to assure that it will not be abused. Crypto is a great idea, but I doubt it can protect users from the Govt. authorities. my 2c -[v]-
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Is apple going to give MS authenticode a run for its money? I doubt it.
I certainly wouldn't make that assumption. MIPS is hardly in the same category as Intel when it comes to rendering. But isn't it great that there is an OS that's not completely architecture dependant. Ok, try to forget that NT can run on non-intel systems. But who would prefer to work with IRIX over Linux, it's just a terrible OS.
HP was pitching this? Wow, how the world has changed, HP..Agilent, Bell Labs..Lucent. Hell that Carly is doing a great job!
I never knew there could be a spinoff of a spinoff. what a terrible idea.
hahah, touché I second that idea! And while we're at it, we can install a bunch of webcams to see their stunned reactions. at finding a desolate planet.
Well maybe we won't have to wait forever to load their pages! The Security Focus website is slow as a turtle these days! Delrin Kenro
It's amazing that anyone would lend credence to a criticism of Linux based on some (admittedly) general statistics from one source (bugtraq), which as we all know is the leading source for UNIX vulnerabilities (yeah right). And this article made it to ABC. Appalling!
Good point! A lot of ISPs use proxying for caching etc, though usually for http only. That's a scary point. However fact it, ISPs can log whatever they want, proxy or not, at the routers themselves or elsewhere. -[v]-
Hmm, yes, but couldn't govt. officials still supeona the data and force the ISP to reveal its passphrase? Having the data in any form still constitutes possession no? Though, I think that is the closest to a good solution mentioned so far. The data must be available to make valid queries to troubleshoot potential problems or security threats, however there has to be some sort of system in place to make sure that the data is not abused and privacy risked. The only other alternative would be to develop a filter that would keep the bare minimum of data required, that is the only way to assure that it will not be abused. Crypto is a great idea, but I doubt it can protect users from the Govt. authorities. my 2c -[v]-
Definately they have to stay away from that rock maple stuff, it's terribly difficult to cut.
Totally, there was a whole scene where Cale is hanging from a rail with a deep black void below. All I am thinking is "I'm your father Luke" -[d]-