4way - Slashdot User

Comment Re:i'd like to see that (Score 1) 393

by 4way on Tuesday February 12, 2013 @04:52PM (#42875235) Attached to: Six Months Without Adobe Flash, and I Feel Fine

You were claiming that "[Adobe] have an EXCELLENT record on is letting you run it anywhere". This source and it's linked bugs show that this is not true for many people. That is what I claim, don't twist my words.

Comment Re:i'd like to see that (Score 1) 393

by 4way on Monday February 11, 2013 @08:31AM (#42857589) Attached to: Six Months Without Adobe Flash, and I Feel Fine

yes Adobe hasn't got even a good much less great security track record but one thing that have an EXCELLENT record on is letting you run it anywhere

Apart from Linux platforms based on these processors:
* Intel Pentium III Coppermine
* Intel Pentium III Tualatin
* Intel Celeron Mendocino
* Intel Celeron Coppermine-128
* Intel Celeron Tualatin-256
* Intel Pentium M
* AMD Athlon XP

Source: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fbugbase.adobe.com%2Findex.cfm%3Fevent%3Dbug%26amp;id=3161034

Comment Re:Unmentioned (Score 5, Informative) 86

by 4way on Monday December 12, 2011 @06:33AM (#38341374) Attached to: Google Founder Offer $33M For Use of NASA Airship Hangar

True; when you have the chance visit the museum right around the corner. Take one of the Docent tours, ours was great, they have tons of stuff to show.

A Flood of Stable Linux Kernels Released 105

Posted by timothy on Wednesday July 07, 2010 @04:11PM from the five-is-better-than-one dept.

Julie188 writes "Greg Kroah-Hartman has released five new stable Linux kernels, correcting minor errors of their predecessors and including improvements which are unlikely to generate new errors. As so often with kernel versions in the stable series, it remains undisclosed if the new versions contain changes which fix security vulnerabilities, although the number of changes and some of the descriptions of those changes certainly suggest that all the new versions contain security fixes."

NASA's Space Balloon Smashes Car In Australia 174

Posted by samzenpus on Thursday April 29, 2010 @10:19AM from the wrong-turn dept.

Humunculus writes "Of more worldly issues, NASA's latest multimillion-dollar stratosphere-bound balloon launch has gone horribly wrong and crashed into a car, turning it over and narrowly missing two elderly people who were observing the launch. The payload fared worse, reportedly being smashed into a 'thousand pieces.'"

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