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by fjarlq 16y ago
Good point, I agree. It reminds me of fixed mindset people, which Ron Burk describes in this 5-minute Ignite presentation, The Psychology of Incompetence: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_vcy7I0zIM * Over-estimate their own abilities * Hi
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by fjarlq 16y ago
Why would the criminals put the command & control servers all in one place? Shouldn't they have backups elsewhere which will enable them to repudiate the seized servers and retain control of the bots?
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by fjarlq 16y ago
OS X has a sandbox facility (also known as Seatbelt) that could be used. Chrome uses it: http://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/sandbox/...
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by fjarlq 16y ago
Original article from Nielsen, with related charts: http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire/online_mobile/u-s-teen-m...
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by fjarlq 16y ago
It's very difficult for me to distinguish between the gray color of the regular floor and the light-green color of the goals. I'm somewhat color blind, maybe that's why.
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by fjarlq 16y ago
Holding steady? How do you figure that, exactly? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers#His...
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by fjarlq 16y ago
Okay, yeah, I can't remember the last time there was an advisory about a remote hole in a default FreeBSD build. You credit FreeBSD's "extensive peer-review and security auditing" for this... do you have more information or links about that
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by fjarlq 16y ago
Re: "15. FreeBSD hasn't had a default install, STABLE security advisory in ~10 years." You make several good points here, but I'm not sure what you mean by that one. Consider the most recent advisory, FreeBSD-SA-10:07.mbuf, listed here: ht
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by fjarlq 16y ago
I've used FreeBSD continuously (as a server, no GUI) since 1995, with some Linux use here and there, and I find myself leaning toward Linux lately, mainly because Ubuntu has done a lot of great work recently to support Amazon EC2. FreeBSD h
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by fjarlq 16y ago
Yes.