Comment Re:Found at 125 GeV (Score 1) 396

by tc1415 on Wednesday July 04, 2012 @11:43AM (#40542013) Attached to: LHC Discovers New Particle That Looks Like the Higgs Boson

Argh! Post to undo bad moderation... why can't we have an undo moderation button?

Comment Re:FIRST POST (Score 0) 386

by tc1415 on Sunday June 10, 2012 @03:33PM (#40276913) Attached to: RMS Robbed of Passport and Other Belongings In Argentina

Post to cancel moderation error

Comment Prefering Spirits (Score 1) 840

by tc1415 on Tuesday June 28, 2011 @06:06AM (#36594652) Attached to: With regards to beer, I prefer it to be:

I'll stick to gin, if that's ok... preferably mixed with some vermouth...

Comment Hansard transcript of debate (Score 2, Informative) 101

by tc1415 on Friday May 22, 2009 @04:34AM (#28050633) Attached to: No Museum Status For UK Home of Enigma Machine

FWIW, the actual text of what was said in the Lords can be found ont he Parliament website: http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld200809/ldhansrd/text/90519-0001.htm#09051975000669

Comment Re:SELinux? (Score 1) 586

by tc1415 on Monday February 11, 2008 @07:42AM (#22377782) Attached to: Linux Kernel 2.6 Local Root Exploit

You could configure SELinux to deny access to the vmsplice() call, but as users run in unconfined_t, this is not the default.

GPL Hindering Two-Way Code Sharing? 456

Posted by kdawson on Sunday September 02, 2007 @02:54AM from the thank-you-and-goodbye dept.

An anonymous reader writes "KernelTrap has some fascinating coverage of the recent rift between the OpenBSD developers and the Linux kernel developers. Proponents of the GPL defend their license for enforcing that their code can always be shared. However in the current debate the GPL is being added to BSD-licensed code, thereby preventing it from being shared back with the original authors of the code. Thus, a share-and-share-alike license is effectively preventing two-way sharing." We discussed an instance of this one-way effect a few days back.