I have a lot of images taken from mobile phones and I need to render them in the smallest possible ammount of time. What I mean is, when I either click an image to open the software associated with it, or press "next" on its interface, I need that it be displayed really fast (in about 200ms would...
Of course, there are thousands Joomla installs more than WordPress. People there just love Joomla, dunno why. Their love isn't enough to make them upgrade to a version newer than one released in January 2008, however...
I think what make WordPress insecure is its userbase is so huge, so it is the most obvios choice as a target. If what I see from my limited experience is some sort of general rule, then once people get their site running, usually the don't update either WordPress or its plugins. Speaking of plugins, a lot of people just have to install dozens of unsecure plugins.
Not to mentinon people who don't want to pay $30 for a theme and get an "alternate" version on 4shared. Also, it is aimed to be a CMS for the average user, and the average user can't properly configure a server.
Obviously I', no security expert and in fact I barely know anything about security. WP could have more holes than a swiss cheese and I'd be clueless. But I try to read stuff about WordPress, I'd think I'd have stumbled upon mentions about it somewhere.
Unless everything I read is about people who either work with it or/and love it and therefore are biased.
@JourneymanGeek i remember the OLD version of acdsee before it became beloted and with cute interface, could show jpegs so fast of a SD size that a person could view it as an animation.
It still might be a bit of a tossup between CPU and Storage speed with the common Phone and compact cam, because they still insist on crunching everything to death in most of the camera softwares. so file sizes are not yet "huge", even though not even a old crusty processor would have a speed issue displaying them with well done code.
Some of the better "viewing" of a scaled jpg though was slower by far, some programs would use (or have option for) the method of interpolations, like bicubic, or just sloppy fast whatever methods that would have pixelations or rude sizing artifacts.
Which leaves progressive, the displaying of a low resolution picture (taking time and cpu) quickly while simeltaniously rendering the rest of the picture in full res. On a high speed computers i have used this does not even have much purpose in web viewing, it just slows getting to the real meat.
So I'm buying a laptop on craigslist as a linux experiment machine. Nothing fancy, really all it needs is a processor, ram, mobo and I'll be happy.
Given that I'm buying this on craigslist, I'm unlikely to get my money back if it turns out it's a lemon. Is there any way for me to determine quic...
Heheh, you know how I fucked up the sudoers? I thought "Hey, that #includedir /etc/sudoers.d directive at the end sounds useful. I should put my changes in that folder and uncomment it to includedir /etc/sudoers.d" Good times!
Can anyone tell me how long it takes for a flagged answer to be deleted after it's been marked "helpful?". I flagged an answer I wrote a while ago and cited "personally identifiable information" as the reason why I want it deleted. The flag has been marked "helpful" but I can still see the older revision of the answer and it hasn't been deleted yet.
I finally got 2 sites up and running with SSL! Thanks a lot to Oliver, Allquotics (not sure how to spell) Bob and others...
I've done a test, and I score an F :) ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=lmsites.co.uk My question is, is this score purely based upon the certificate or is this a suggestion I need to do something
My research showed "If you’re running WS 2008 servers you don’t have much of a choice — you have to harden the TLS configuration!" Where abouts do I do this? I mean, is there something like Control Panel -> TLS Config?
Anyone know how to disable SSLv2 and only enable SSLv3 in IIS 7.5?
Thanks a lot and appreciate any advice in advance
Basically just want SSLv2 to be disabled
@MyDaftQuestions It already supports SSLv3 probably. But it shouldn't advertise SSLv2 support at all because it's insecure and clients might use it if it's advertised
Now, I'm lost again... Just because the target is SSL, doesn't mean that it leave me encrypted (does it)? Or is it simply before I click the Commit button, SVN checks if the other end is SSL or not, and then encrypts it (or leaves it)
@MyDaftQuestions The data is only encrypted while in transfer. It isn't stored encrypted (unless the storage of your SVN repository is encrypted)
For SVN itself, it doesn't really matter if it's using HTTP or HTTPS. The protocol is encapsulated in HTTP, so it will work either way. The encryption is handled by libraries on which SVN is built
OK, very last question (and I'm being lazy). TLS 1.2 is apparently the latest protocol, my server doesn't have it. Do I get it via something like a Windows Update ?
Hi guys. Probably this is not the best chat room to ask this, but I need to know if there is a Photoshop version available (the latest one) without all this cloud stuff and monthly fees, but just being able to download the program after paying a one-time fee.
We have CC licences here as well. I wasn't using mine for a while, so it was transferred to someone else. That was months ago. Every time I start it, I get this dialog:
I have a small test network with ~ 5 computers, all Linux based except the server... and even the Linux based comps are light in specs (raspberry pi-ish). I would just throw up a virtual machine, but the specs are lacking on the server and can't handle that overhead.. and the license is old, and I don't want it on my laptop.. so I'd just like to use the office license I've had around here on that server, mainly to play around with automating a few things in excel
> On the CPU level the performance is similar to a 300 MHz Pentium II of 1997-1999, but the GPU, however, provides 1 Gpixel/s, 1.5 Gtexel/s or 24 GFLOPS of general purpose compute and the graphics capabilities of the Raspberry Pi are roughly equivalent to the level of performance of the Xbox of 2001.
and like an idiot, instead of immediately squishing him, I hesitated, and he tried to drop down on me and I freaked, and swatted him with a tissue, and I guess he jumped onto the tissue (I don't know because I didn't see him again after that), and I flung the tissue across the car
almost ran into the other lane on a curve during it... then righted the car and pulled over about a mile later
looked around the entire car for about 20 minutes, no sign of the fucker... did "the spider dance" and couldn't find him ANYWHERE... going to suck getting in the car tonight with no idea if he's in there
I guess when I panicked and did the spider dance maybe I brushed him off me and into the roadway when I got out of my car? because I really could not find him anywhere in my car
will have to search again before getting back on the road, though
Suddenly after installing and uninstalling some toolbars, search engines are gone from firefox.
If I go to manage search engines I see nothing.
If I click Get more search engines I got nothing.
The search bar doesn't work. I can type google.com, etc. and it does nothing.
Some says I got to re...
well, the physical has 64 GB, but I think I gave Cavil 2 or 4 GB. I'm going to double it temporarily
the OOM killer ended up killing the offending process just fine, but I think phantomjs got NULL on a malloc meanwhile which caused it to die (without being killed by the kernel)
@Bob So do a lot of people :D Solaris and BSD don't have an OOM killer. Actually, a guy from Joyent was talking about how SmartOS's utilities and libraries try very hard to recover from OOM situations, and always check for malloc() == NULL, etc
the other nice thing about SmartOS is... their manpages are incredibly well-written
I'm attempting (quiet clippy) to write a tutorial/blog post on how to check the health of an old computer. Gsmartcontrol is what I usually use but it keeps crashing
0_0
an actually helpful error message
says its due to obsolete packages but looks like I need to do a load of updates before I know it works
> Apple is the only one, at least in my area, with the iPhone 6 Plus, which is the majority of what people wanted (And that's odd, as everyone of my Apple using friends made fun of my Note 3, but are getting the iPhone 6 plus.).
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@allquixotic Why am I not surprised?
I can't remember what the FF compilation process used, but it certainly wasn't light.
@Bob I'm sure there's some upper limit on the max length of a message period -- you couldn't post the b64 text of the Windows installation DVD -- but it certainly allows tens of kilobytes
@allquixotic that probably worked (or would have) if it wasn't for the mess of a conversion function - why wasn't it a simple json + b64? why replace so many things?
@OliverSalzburg It looks like you're trying to build a list of all libraries you're using in a project and their licenses, for a neat list in your About dialog thing. Would you like help?
> The scenario used to reproduce the original issue and confirm the fix in 32.0.2: 1. Installed Firefox 31 cleanly in a new empty folder. 2. In the installation folder renamed omni.ja to omni.zip. 3. Using Windows Explorer extracted all contents of omni.zip to the installation folder. 4. Renamed omni.zip back to omni.ja. 5. Started Firefox 31 with a brand new profile and went to Help -> About to trigger update to 32. 6. After download completed, chose to restart Firefox to apply the update ---> Firefox crashed on startup on any try with the nsFrame::BoxReflow signature.
I have Ren & Stimpy Show on my SSD taking over 9GB and I need to know what storage device to buy where I could store these files but also quickly access them as needed being mobile.
@allquixotic it's some edge case where people unzipped omni.ja (for dev? shrug). FF would then try to load files from the unzipped location, but 32 introduced a new file that can't be found, which crashes
at least that's what I gather from skimming the bug comments
@Bob ahh. maybe the "v1" was fundamentally broken/unreliable in some way :P that's usually what "v1" means in reference to motherboards, modems/routers, etc.
"Sorry your product sucks, but to make things better, we're releasing a new version of the product, so that future buyers don't have to suffer the same things you did!"
"As for you... you're out of luck. Sorry again! ^_^"
> // At startup, check if we're the default browser and prompt user if not. -pref("browser.shell.checkDefaultBrowser", true); +pref("browser.shell.checkDefaultBrowser", false); pref("browser.shell.shortcutFavicons",true);
// 0 = blank, 1 = home (browser.startup.homepage), 2 = last visited page, 3 = resume previous browser session // The behavior of option 3 is detailed at: http://wiki.mozilla.org/Session_Restore
So I'll be willing to wager that some kind of crapware is doing this unpack procedure precisely to disable checking for default-browser. This is not something we measure in FHR o…
that'll probably be large enough to replace my need for a tablet, while still serving as a perfectly good phone
given that I ONLY hold my phone up to my ear when I'm out and about and not in my car. I answer on my bluetooth headset in the office, and in my car I have bluetooth through the stereo system
@Bob except size
oh. you mean the Venue 11 Pro is better than the ThinkPad 10? yeah
great. more pixels to slow down the gimped Bay Trail GPU :)
you know, I really hope the Surface Pro 4 is awesome, because I'm probably not going to be able to resist purchasing one
I would be disappointed if Microsoft kills the Surface Pro line because so many ignorant people say "Surface sucks" and label the entire line as bad, when that's just the RT ones
hell. they should keep producing them but rename them to escape the bad publicity of Windows RT
"Introducing the new Microsoft View Tablet" or something -- ANYthing -- to get away from "Surface"
How can I create a script on a windows box that retrieves data from the Linux box by executing cmds against the remote Linux box?
I have got putty and Plink on the win box but not sure how to fire the cmds from a script e.g. a bat file and get the results written back to a txt file on the win b...
I was quite chuffed actually. I thought I would have to come here with my tail between my legs begging the mods' forgiveness but hey! I could fix my own mess :)
they must broadcast their new albums over subliminal brain wifi, because it was released TODAY; on a whim, I started listening to an old Poets of the Fall song on the way to work, and then checked to see if they had anything new on Spotify, and... they did!
So I'm buying a laptop on craigslist as a linux experiment machine. Nothing fancy, really all it needs is a processor, ram, mobo and I'll be happy.
Given that I'm buying this on craigslist, I'm unlikely to get my money back if it turns out it's a lemon. Is there any way for me to determine quic...
Anyone know how to disable SSLv2 and only enable SSLv3 in IIS 7.5?
Thanks a lot and appreciate any advice in advance
Basically just want SSLv2 to be disabled
Suddenly after installing and uninstalling some toolbars, search engines are gone from firefox.
If I go to manage search engines I see nothing.
If I click Get more search engines I got nothing.
The search bar doesn't work. I can type google.com, etc. and it does nothing.
Some says I got to re...
How can I create a script on a windows box that retrieves data from the Linux box by executing cmds against the remote Linux box?
I have got putty and Plink on the win box but not sure how to fire the cmds from a script e.g. a bat file and get the results written back to a txt file on the win b...
