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Posted by Fwt9000 on Sun May 3 08:20:03 2015, in response to Elections Have Begun!, posted by Nilet on Fri May 1 05:55:17 2015. What country are you talking about? |
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Posted by TerrapIN StatiON on Sun May 3 08:46:50 2015, in response to Re: Elections Have Begun!, posted by Fwt9000 on Sun May 3 08:20:03 2015. Dumbfuckistan |
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Posted by Dave on Sun May 3 08:55:59 2015, in response to Re: Elections Have Begun!, posted by Fwt9000 on Sun May 3 08:20:03 2015. Crete. And Nilet is the head Cretin. |
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Posted by SelkirkTMO on Sun May 3 15:39:14 2015, in response to Re: Elections Have Begun!, posted by Nilet on Sun May 3 05:41:53 2015. Ah ... need to explain a little better then. What you were seeing there was an audit on a cable modem using a forensics tool called net-snmp. The list was identifying which "listeners" were found IN the cable modem. Rest assured that spooks don't place neon signs above their code, that means that their code was found in the memory of the device itself and called out for each thing that was found in there.It's sorta like when an antivirus finds something and calls those out by name. Same deal. What was amusing about this list was how many different spies had all claimed a stake in there. :) As to "open sores" code, I've been at it since the 80's. The old saw of "many eyes" has proven to be a myth. The code defect that resulted in "heartbleed" has been sitting there in the code since the 80's. The NNTP bug has been sitting there since the 90's. NOBODY ever spotted it until just this past year AFTER the exploits overwhelmed too many systems. Same for so many others. Sure people look at the code. But do they actually understand it? If that were the case, these bugs would have been extinguished ages ago. But they were not because the reality is all that "code auditing" was never really done with the RIGHT eyeballs. So sorry, fail there. Even the original authors of the code in question never spotted the defect. As to Apple's code, they've been very good over the years at publishing any changes that THEY'VE made to the core code, the only reason why they didn't publish it all is because the vast majority of the code is the same original code that was always there. No need to. They publish what they do in order to help developers code properly for the iOS and OS X platforms and you do need the complete picture in order to do that right. And yeah, in order to code up for iOS, you need to know how that works too. It's all published in the XCODE SDK and documentation. And as to the proprietary nature of KNOS, it got reviewed once about two years ago and the determination was "it's bloody bog standard BSD." And yep ... it is! The only thing that's different about KNOS is that we have our proprietary tools to configure it and then spit out a finished product. Other than that, it *is* BSD through and through with things fixed. Every fix we did was submitted as a PR (Problem Report) back to BSD for them to fix. Sadly, like most open source, those PR's remain open and many were never fixed by BSD's maintainers. Many of those were because "this function is deprecated and replaced with this other super-duper shit. Nobody maintains Gnome 2 code anymore. We do. No worries ... the code you're running now will never be fixed either. |
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Posted by Nilet on Sun May 3 16:32:02 2015, in response to Re: Elections Have Begun!, posted by TerrapIN StatiON on Sun May 3 08:46:50 2015. Incorrect. Try again. |
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Posted by Nilet on Sun May 3 16:37:43 2015, in response to Re: Elections Have Begun!, posted by Dave on Sun May 3 08:55:59 2015. Crete.Not a country. 1 A Now shut up, Troll. |
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Posted by Nilet on Sun May 3 16:38:35 2015, in response to Re: Elections Have Begun!, posted by Fwt9000 on Sun May 3 08:20:03 2015. It's a long story.Ooh, now I have one of those long-standing SubChat inside jokes! :D |
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Posted by chicagomotorman on Sun May 3 16:43:18 2015, in response to Re: Elections Have Begun!, posted by SelkirkTMO on Sun May 3 15:39:14 2015. The genuises! |
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Posted by chicagomotorman on Sun May 3 16:46:54 2015, in response to Re: Elections Have Begun!, posted by TerrapIN StatiON on Sun May 3 08:46:50 2015. LOL |
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Posted by Olog-hai on Sun May 3 21:02:13 2015, in response to Re: Elections Have Begun!, posted by TerrapIN StatiON on Sun May 3 08:46:50 2015. Hey, that's racism against Pakistanley. |
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Posted by Nilet on Sun May 31 06:31:50 2015, in response to Elections Have Begun!, posted by Nilet on Fri May 1 05:55:17 2015. The polls have been closed for six hours and already the results are starting to trickle in. The National Party has been showing strong in the South Midlands (unsurprising) and also on the Western Fringe (somewhat worrying).Far more worrying is that the Nationals are making an unusually strong showing around the capital— normally, they don't do too well at home. That said, most of the decidedly Liberal and Conservative bastions haven't reported yet so it's not time to worry— Kalitar went Republican in 2005 and the Conservatives just took the sector without them. |
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Posted by Nilet on Sun May 31 10:26:45 2015, in response to Elections Reports, posted by Nilet on Sun May 31 06:31:50 2015. The results of the 2015 Federal General Election are in, and it's much worse than I thought.The National Party has won 149 seats nationwide. They picked up every seat along the Western Wall, they routed the Republican strongholds in the Spider, and they even picked up what were considered solidly Liberal seats on the North Mains. Desperate talks of a coalition between all the other parties fell apart quickly (as of course they would). The Secretary of the Count has signed off on the results establishing the National plurality, and tomorrow morning at 6 AM, National Party chairman Satasha Malikoran becomes Prime Minister. |
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