holly shit, it sums up to 96%, check it yourself people.

Both Parent and GP are right in some sense.
My point was you have to know the authentication algorithm, the path choosing algorithm, what a peer group or a router id is and which ones are relevant or irrelevant to a BGP hijacking to be able to actually understand what this is all about.
BGP is not your everyday routing protocol, it's not RIP, that was my point.

I've seen them in like 8 countries, so yes, they're not a US thing.

I don't think BGP is simple enough for a non-nerd like you to understand in less than an hour, If you don't know what it means just pass.

SPEData is just the list of file names.
there are 3 files in it, 2 lists and a readme that has emails to ask for the actual files.

s/0039/39/
And All my votes are gone, thanks to you.

It's not slow, you have to enable kvm
And this is exactly why I hate windows developers, They have no fucking clue how stuff works in their own OS and blame others for it.
If you can't enable vt-x in your platform fuck off.

Yeah, If I was a terrorist I would keep my plans on my computer, my pictures on my camera and let them have it. Has the NSA gone nuts?
Guys it's 2014v Terrorists use encryption, remote servers, proprietary protocols, things that even NSA hasn't heard of.

Is coming to android pretty soon?
dev git download: http://dev-builds.libreoffice....

Just about $400K for their 136TB 1U server. I don't think anyone needs any more detailed specs than that.

The downvotes I get for quoting wikipedia, talk about crazy...

How much did they pay this Microshill to spread this FUD?
Microsoft's Windows Vista (released January 2007) and later have ASLR enabled for only those executables and dynamic link libraries specifically linked to be ASLR-enabled
for linux, read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A...
NX is a CPU feature(quoting wikipedia):
The support for this feature in the 64-bit mode on x86-64 CPUs was added in 2004 by Andi Kleen, and later the same year, Ingo Molnar added support for it in 32-bit mode on 64-bit CPUs. These features have been in the stable Linux kernel since release 2.6.8 in August 2004.
The microsoft version is a tad bit more complicated(no protection in some circumstances): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N...
Windows Defender and Windows Resource Protection: I honestly don't think they're worth anyones time.
Debian uses the "_" character to separate package name and version, they use "-" to separate different words in package name.
And FTR that UAC shit is what we've called su for decades.just to know how much more secure linux is in this context read about the "sudoers file"

With a blackhole behind it? I don't know shit about how X-ray works but i think it passes through a star, right?

I found a room made by animeholics. Guess I really have an addiction problem.
And this world is gigantic, took me a while to find the edge.

And you did the math wrong. it's ~6400 KM2