I bought one about 3 years ago. The zipper broke and needed replacement. The plastic key hook in the right pocket broke. An inside pocket has a zipper that gets caught in the fabric every time I use it.
A look at my wardrobe seems to indicate that I'm not particularly abusive to my clothing.
CVE advisories include a list of affected versions... Am I missing something or are you?
Try this example advisory: Firefox "before 3.6.20" is reportedly affected, but in the listing there's no Firefox 3.0.19, because that version included a patch for that particular security hole.
It's not that it's not tested. It's just that what the Firefox designers want is now completely divorced from what the users want. This has been clear for me since the 'awesomebar'*.
I've gone back to Firefox 3.0.19. No known security holes, small footprint, does everything I need.
Fuck the Mozilla foundation and their numeral wanking.
I've never seen the point of sudo. "su -c $blah" should be all anyone needs.
You are missing the whole point of sudo...
Sudo is for letting unprivileged users issue specific administration commands without knowing or entering the root password. Yes, it can also be used as a temporary `su`, but that's not what it's for.
I just hope this new tool comes with better documentation, because I always hated that unsightly sudoers(5) man page with a passion.
Apple innovated a reset key adjacent to the Return/Enter key (Apple ][). Type, type, type, *BEEP* NOOOoooooooo!
Huh? Have you ever actually used an Apple ][ ?
The Reset key was practically impossible to bump into, because it was HARD to press down. As if that weren't enough, for the really paranoid and/or incredibly heavy-handed lead-fingered typers, a dip-switch (or was that a jumper) on the motherboard allowed you to set the computer to only accept Ctrl+Reset.
Also, the Reset key didn't have particularly destructive functions on the Apple ][, it was more like an interrupt key that always worked and did not erase memory.
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I bought one about 3 years ago. The zipper broke and needed replacement. The plastic key hook in the right pocket broke. An inside pocket has a zipper that gets caught in the fabric every time I use it.
A look at my wardrobe seems to indicate that I'm not particularly abusive to my clothing.
The idea is good. The execution is not.
You didn't get it.
The question is: What is TPB doing that's different from what they did yesterday? Hint: Nothing.
What if they didn't "decide" to host 3D-printer files and I went there and uploaded one anyway? Hint: They would host it anyway.
This is just sensationalism to wow the low-IQ masses, this is NOT news. "Nerds" should know better.
How is this different from what they're already doing?
It's just another file format. WHOA, BIG DEAL!
Idiocy.
If communism was still in place, you'd get no spam from Russia. It's capitalism that begets spam, not communism.
That's a myth. If those eyes aren't attached to competent people, having more of them will do no good.
If it can be done, it will be done.
Considering how much information people are willing to give about themselves, that outcome is more than realistic.
Exactly. The sentence you're quoting is 100% bullshit. Watch it being applauded on Slashdot as a prime example of logical thinking.
Thieves are often hypocrites as well.
/me yawns & checks wristwatch...
This story should have been in "idle".
Stallman doesn't sound so crazy now...
To real computer geeks, Woz will always be relevant, unlike and in spite of you.
Did you do that by exploiting some 6510-only feature?
CVE advisories include a list of affected versions... Am I missing something or are you?
Try this example advisory: Firefox "before 3.6.20" is reportedly affected, but in the listing there's no Firefox 3.0.19, because that version included a patch for that particular security hole.
CVE tells me that there are no known security holes.
I've gone back to Firefox 3.0.19. No known security holes, small footprint, does everything I need.
Fuck the Mozilla foundation and their numeral wanking.
Which also means that he wouldn't have managed to cheat thousands into visiting his blog.
"The worse, the better" is quite a dangerous strategy, though.
modified > challenged
no?
That's no more arbitrary than deciding opening and closing times for the stock exchange.
Quite a few care, obviously.
...but couldn't they take a picture while the probe was a bit closer to us?
You don't exist. Go away.
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If you knew what sudo does, you wouldn't have written this:
You are missing the whole point of sudo...
Sudo is for letting unprivileged users issue specific administration commands without knowing or entering the root password. Yes, it can also be used as a temporary `su`, but that's not what it's for.
I just hope this new tool comes with better documentation, because I always hated that unsightly sudoers(5) man page with a passion.
Well, I guess that's the whole point, isn't it?
Huh? Have you ever actually used an Apple ][ ?
The Reset key was practically impossible to bump into, because it was HARD to press down. As if that weren't enough, for the really paranoid and/or incredibly heavy-handed lead-fingered typers, a dip-switch (or was that a jumper) on the motherboard allowed you to set the computer to only accept Ctrl+Reset.
Also, the Reset key didn't have particularly destructive functions on the Apple ][, it was more like an interrupt key that always worked and did not erase memory.