I like to use the quote from the movie "Anon" - an OK movie, but this one quote stood out to me. "It’s not that I have something to hide. I have nothing I want you to see". Take heed of Dekoth-E-'s thoughts - this is indeed a very dangerous position to take.
One of the fellow techs at my organization came across this article this morning after I introduced him to [H] last week (I was puzzled by this revelation too) and he was able to fix a remote computer which has been affected by this bug for the last few days. Thanks for the link g-money and...
I agree. I remember sharing his sentiments and enthusiasm when I was his age around 15 years ago. There's truly hope for us all in our industry, ergo hope for humanity, knowing that there's still some bright young minds interested in computing.
Well done Linus too for taking the time to meet...
From my own experience, I was able to understand Linux a lot better by running Arch.
I mucked around with Ubuntu, openSUSE, Fedora and the like for years, but it wasn't until I started using Arch that I discovered how everything fits together and works on a Linux system. By forcing you to...
I think your right about that. It's always frustrated me to no end that whenever I want to play a high quality H264 video on my PS3, I always have to remux any .mkv to .mp4 on my PC first. This all could have been cleared up with a simple firmware update years ago, but considering their conflict...