Actually, the opposite is happening. Lot's of BSD users are so annoyed by the anti-systemd trolls joining their community that their are now moving back to Linux.
The same bug would have occured if goto had been replaced by a break, a return or a throw. The problem in that code was not the GOTO but the indentation.
3, 33 or 333 millions. Would that make any difference? I don't think so. It you want to calculate the expected gain then you should only consider the useful gain. For me, 1 or 2 millions would be enough for the rest of my life so if I had to choose a lottery, I would pick one that maximize the probability to gain that amount. Any lottery with a smaller maximal gain (e.g. a few millions) but a higher probability is a better choice.
A few years ago, a colleague proposed the idea that North-European population are tall because of an adaptation to the colder climate. He could prove his theory but only for a perfectly spherical viking.
The idea of using sudo instead of allowing ssh as root always sounded stupid to me. If an attacker gets access to your regular user account then it is game over the next time you try to sudo from there.
Semi-rolling? I used LMDE on one of my servers for a few months and packages updates were pretty much non-existent. Semi-frozen would be more accurate. I gave up on LMDE because of Shellshock that was left unpatched for several days.
Even the NASA does not agree with you "A solar system refers to a star and all the objects that travel in orbit around it...." https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/p...
If one day humans reach other solar or if you prefer star systems, then they likely will keep using the terms solar and sun to refer to their local star. A solar panel will never be renamed to something like an Alpha Canis Minoris panel.
The problem with those events with a small probability is that there are so many of them that a few will always occur. It's like saying that god is responsible for the lottery winner because the probability of each player is very low.
Actually, the most logical choice would have been to used mempcy because they already called strlen(name) earlier. Basically, they are doing the following:
- compute the size required to store 2 pointers (THAT SHOULD BE 3) followed by strlen(name)+1 characters
- check that the buffer is large enough and reallocate it if needed
- store 3 pointers followed by name in the buffer.
In that case, the obvious value for the additionnal size argument passed to memcpy, strlcpy or strncpy is strlen(name)+1 which would not prevent the overflow.
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Actually, the opposite is happening. Lot's of BSD users are so annoyed by the anti-systemd trolls joining their community that their are now moving back to Linux.
As the name indicates systemctl daemon-reexec is used to re-exec the daemon after an upgrade. No reboot needed.
The same bug would have occured if goto had been replaced by a break, a return or a throw.
The problem in that code was not the GOTO but the indentation.
That's odd! I just upgraded systemd and no reboot was needed!
3, 33 or 333 millions. Would that make any difference? I don't think so.
It you want to calculate the expected gain then you should only consider the useful gain.
For me, 1 or 2 millions would be enough for the rest of my life so if I had to choose a lottery, I would pick one that maximize the probability to gain that amount. Any lottery with a smaller maximal gain (e.g. a few millions) but a higher probability is a better choice.
No! that is an error code that indicates a bug in the decimal to hexadecimal conversion code.
My guess is something any man would take for a long trip: condoms
A rumor says that there was not 18 but 19 items in the bag.
Any idea what the missing item could be?
So that is only an additional layer of security by obscurity. Still not convinced!
A few years ago, a colleague proposed the idea that North-European population are tall because of an adaptation to the colder climate.
He could prove his theory but only for a perfectly spherical viking.
The idea of using sudo instead of allowing ssh as root always sounded stupid to me.
If an attacker gets access to your regular user account then it is game over the next time you try to sudo from there.
I was told that a single unicorn horn can store up to 10 GWh
Semi-rolling? I used LMDE on one of my servers for a few months and packages updates were pretty much non-existent. Semi-frozen would be more accurate. I gave up on LMDE because of Shellshock that was left unpatched for several days.
Implementing your own encryption is probably the worst idea ever.
You are probably right.
I suspect that the first line is for the donations they were effectively received and the second shows all pledges.
Even the NASA does not agree with you "A solar system refers to a star and all the objects that travel in orbit around it. ..."
https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/p...
If one day humans reach other solar or if you prefer star systems, then they likely will keep using the terms solar and sun to refer to their local star. A solar panel will never be renamed to something like an Alpha Canis Minoris panel.
The problem with those events with a small probability is that there are so many of them that a few will always occur. It's like saying that god is responsible for the lottery winner because the probability of each player is very low.
You should only make jokes about episodes I, II and III.
Ok! But your object files were properly removed so the command was successful.
Pleae, stop bashing the frenchs.
Hummm... I think you mean 2800BC
Or civilizations become so afraid of the Great Filter that they decide to commit mass suicide.
Actually, the most logical choice would have been to used mempcy because they already called strlen(name) earlier.
Basically, they are doing the following:
- compute the size required to store 2 pointers (THAT SHOULD BE 3) followed by strlen(name)+1 characters
- check that the buffer is large enough and reallocate it if needed
- store 3 pointers followed by name in the buffer.
In that case, the obvious value for the additionnal size argument passed to memcpy, strlcpy or strncpy is strlen(name)+1 which would not prevent the overflow.
Yes! Probably like Java.