Comment Re:Let's save Bennett some time (Score -1) 482
Oh shut up you twat.
Oh shut up you twat.
Seems that you are channeling Professor Frink. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
moron.
they should team up with Blackberry to make an even larger irrelevant company.
says someone with now working knowledge of the silos or the military in general.
I think they can gleam that same information from a smart meter.
Give 'em a break, in a rush for first post that is all he could come up with.
Cool story bro.
Yes, it's in one monolithic file.
Try making a minor typo in the syntax, then restart networking. You will lose all network connectivity on ALL interfaces.
Fix your typo and try to start networking again. It won't work until you reboot.
Or you can try adding your config to one of the seemingly infinite network config subdirectories (ifup.d, post-ifup.d, etc). Make the same typo anywhere in the subdirectories and you'll still mess up all networking and have to reboot.
I guess this is acceptable if you haven't used any OS besides Windows 98. For the rest of us it's maddening.
Shuttleworth has done nothing but help the open source community in every way imaginable.
You really consider a distro that can't change basic network configuration without a reboot to be 'helping'? Worse yet, some insane people are even using it as a server OS.
you forgot to mention that you'll fellate him behind the Taco Bell for free.
Probably because you're a cunt.
Yeah, still have it.
Because I was running Certificate Patrol, my browser had already saved the previous certificates from the bank websites and was in a position to automatically notifiy me if anything changes. (I've been seeing a lot of Certificate Patrol notifications recently across the web in general, right after this HeartBleed problem came out.)
As for the Canadian Banks, I can say that I saw no Certificate Fingerprint change in TD, RBC and Tangerine. But PC Financial had changed their certificate very recently. I don't use BMO or Scotia so I can't comment on those ones.
You're both fuckwits... and your track records sucks too, btw.
Always try to do things in chronological order; it's less confusing that way.
