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Living Room / Re: Is pranking Josh unfair?
« on: January 27, 2011, 11:34 AM »
We switched it back to normal as soon as he knew what was going on.
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I'm surprised that (if?) startSSL is part of the OS/browser pre-accepted authorities, since their services sound almost too good to be true.
I can see how this would be useful for cross-platform environment, and specifically if it could be run continuously in commandline mode on a linux server. But for me right now a windows-only version would be fine.
Restrict mprotect
→ YES if you are running a physical server
→ NO if it is a virtual one
Prevent invalid userland pointer dereference
* If you are running on a physical machine → YES
* If it is a virtual Machine it will slow it down a lot → NO
There have been more studies:
http://www.buergerwe...e/pdf/plantingle.pdf
The Effects Of Microwaves On The Trees And Other Plants
© Alfonso Balmori Martínez. Valladolid. Spain. December, 2003
http://www.emrpolicy...t_microwave_smog.pdf
Microwave smog and forest damage; movement in Bonn after all? Volkrodt
http://www.emrpolicy...ollution_environ.pdf
Electromagnetic pollution of the environment, Volkrodt
http://www.mindfully...sco-Volkrodt1991.htm
http://www.emrpolicy.../volkrodt_fiasco.pdf original document
Are microwaves faced with a fiasco similar to that experienced by nuclear energy? Volkrodt
http://www.emrpolicy...ath_dying_forest.pdf
The Path into the Dying Forest, Ulrich Hertel
http://www.emrpolicy...rodt_letter_yale.pdf
Letter to Professor Wm. Smith, Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, Volkrodt
accuse the other forum softwares of being lax on security.
SMF is pretty great right out of the box and has proved very stable, and has a wonderful feature set and organization that just makes sense.
However the one thing I will say, and i think i've said this in another thread, is that SMF is part of the past-generation of web applications, where "add-ons and extensions" are not handled through hooks and signals, but are instead handled by actually *modifying* the code.
What this means is that addons and mods are not easy to maintain, and can be a bit hairy to deal with when applying updates to the core forum.
So SMF is a great forum system for someone who wants a powerful and easy to maintain forum system, but who isn't planning on installing lots of addons. Although there are some great addons for SMF, if you are the kind of person who will want to install lots of addons and modifications for your forum, you should look elsewhere, in my humble opinion, because of the difficulty in maintaining and upgrading in the presence of addons.-mouser (November 07, 2010, 09:28 AM)
# default prefix
my @prefixes = ('+OK ','mcps ');
Please don't just say Google, because google's a mess. How would you explore the alternatives? Do any of you know of lesser-known companies that are good?