[LOCKSUIT]

Every girl wants a bad boy who is only good for her, and
every boy wants a good girl who is only bad for him.

Genes suck.

Every boy? Every girl? :)

[ivan.moony]

Every girl wants a bad boy who is only good for her, and
every boy wants a good girl who is only bad for him.

I'd like to have a machine that is good to everyone. In cases it can't do it, it does nothing.

[Art]

When I was little, my Grandmother would always say, "If you can't say something nice about someone, don't say anything at all."

Smart people back then.

[ruebot]

People think Mac and Unix are safe. No they're not! Several years ago I was scanning through Mac OS security vulnerability board. Geez they have more vulnerability fixes per month than Windows. Unix community is also busy addressing vulnerabilities.

I have 8 laptops, 6 are currently running FreeBSD and the other 2 OpenBSD. I have had Solaris and OpenIndiana boxen, too, but prefer BSD for everyday general desktop activities. One is a Thinkpad X61 running FreeBSD that serves as my dedicated .mp3 player.

My site for Demonica is a sub-domain for my main site where I have a beginners tutorial on Building A FreeBSD Desktop From Scratch that has been featured in two different articles on freebsdnews.com, Window Manager and Desktop Environment screenshots, and wallpapers. I won't spam it, just remove her name and the trailing dot to get there

FreeBSD is primarily used a server and OpenBSD is known as the "most secure" OS. There is a list of business and ISP's that use FreeBSD on their home site.

Research how many vulnerabilities there have been for the FreeBSD base system compared to Linux. The base system and a terminal is what you get with a vanilla FreeBSD install, no 3rd party programs like browsers. And everybody knows OpenBSD has had "Only two remote holes in the default install, in a heck of a long time!"

When I switched to cable they only provided a pass-thru modem, no router, so I ran my laptops directly facing the internet for months without a second thought or care in the world. I only eventually got a router so I could run more than one machine online at a time.

[DemonRaven]

I have been kicking around since 2002 and some of the AI community has been since 1960 or earlier. I am not real worried about anyone cracking the singularity code. Chatbots still need updating.

[ranch vermin]

No this is definitely a problem.  one way you should keep secrets is dont boast about your stuff or youll get it stolen off you.

[DemonRaven]

No this is definitely a problem.  one way you should keep secrets is dont boast about your stuff or youll get it stolen off you.

I am strictly a amateur. I don't really have anything to steal. I bounce around to much from one project to the next. As soon as I satisfy my curiously about how something works it becomes boring to me so I have a hard time specializing/completing training in any one subject. I end up knowing a little bit about a lot of things but not enough about any one thing.