> I think some of the people who argue these things lose sight of the > practical. For example, I know that the FBI or a competent locksmith > could pick the lock on my front door, but I lock it anyway and consider > that sufficient security for my needs. This is because my imperfect lock > offers sufficient discouragement for 99.999% of the people who I believe > might try to enter my house for bad purposes. I also believe that > 99.999% of them would leave evidence of a break in when circumventing my > present locks.
Thats when you adopt a large dog, that barks alot... 90+ lbs is preferrable. iirc, I thought that with Linspire V they fixed the "root" thing and now you enter a non-privleged user account to use on a regular basis when it's installed. It was discussed at a LUG meeting a few months ago. Whatever account Robertson chooses to login as on his computer is his own business. -- Gossamer Axe [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
