Comment Re:Well done, the OpenBSD team. (Score 1) 338
This actually bring up an interesting point. If this vulnerability exists (well, existed) in OpenBSD and Microsoft stole the TCP/IP stack, doesn't Windows have the same flaw?
Journal Journal: Python, Ruby or ??? 4
I've got some larger projects around work, mainly networkish things (SNMP trapping, {Squid|PIX|routers|switches|WLAN|VPN} log parsing, nmap, etc.) and I'm at a crossroads between what language to use. I'm most comfortable with plain ol' C but that would be overkill for these jobs
I've done a fair amount of Python and am happy with it but have read great things about Ruby.
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Submission + - New Details on Xerox Inkless Printer
Iddo Genuth writes: "Xerox is developing a new printing technology which does not require ink of any kind. The new technology includes reusable paper which can be printed and erased dozens of times and has the potential to revolutionize printing. New details on this upcoming technology, which was first reported on September 2006, are now revealed."
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