Except in EU, and there is ONE BIG exceptions in USA. Do you know it? It is called aspartam. Try to google it, but be warned, it could make you stop drinking Coke, forever....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspartam Makes it sound pretty safe tbh. Have anything else?
Linux may not be popular on the desktop, but I'd say Linux has a very high percentage of servers since roughly 60% of mail server responses are exim, postfix, and sendmail, while microsoft continues to decline. My own vanity domain is "tested" daily hundreds of times, and let me tell you, Iptables and ACL keep my server secure, not obscurity.
But that isn't how this malware is spreading. Users are downloading and installing this, it isn't an attack. That comparison doesn't really work there.
According to the people who wrote the US Constitution, consolidated power == tyranny.
Progressives have a lot to answer for.
What does this have to do with progressives?
Sounds like an idiot who can't setup a VM. I mean really: "I need to run Linux, whhaaa!!!!" - set up a VM, you utter muppet. What a total retard. And "emacs" OK fine, but does he not know about Coda?
He could have also just used http://aquamacs.org/ or fired up the terminal and used vi... I have done a fair bit of webdev on OS X. Works fine. Terrible article.
I'm betting he is a CIO that thinks a firewall is a red box from Watchguard they pay too much for to get little in return (pfsense in a cheapie 1u dell server is better than ANY product they sell at Watchguard.)
What nonsense you foul mountebank! Every good CIO knows that a firewall is a wall of fire (hence the name you dolt) that keeps burglars and other brigands away from the server of datas!
The naming convention behind SCSI was originally intending on it to be pronounced Sexy (secsi).
I believe Steve Jobs was behind that proposed pronunciation. The properly descriptive "scuzzy" won out.
I have seen a couple of people comment that on this story, but no source for it. The linked (entirely too often in this thread now) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scsi#History seems to disagree. I mean it IS wikipedia so it could be wrong, but I haven't seen any better source.
Yep, there's nothing more fun than being teabagged by some jerk who has no life or job so they spend 24/7 practising so they can feel their life has meaning when some wage slave logs on to go find some fun for a few hours.
Not that I disagree with you, I don't (though I think you are grossly exaggerating the scale of the problem), but I do find it somewhat ironic that a thread about how easy games have become is filled up posts like yours... discussing how games are full of people way better than themselves
For God's sake, stop researching for a while and begin to think!
