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Canonical CTO Matt Zimmerman Speaks 14 Years Ago by khess …="http://www.canonical.com"]Canonical[/URL] CTO Matt Zimmerman early this morning about the upcoming [URL="http://www…'s corporate entry on Canonical's website: [QUOTE][B]Matt Zimmerman - Ubuntu CTO[/B] Matt joined Canonical Ltd in 2004, and… Re: Canonical CTO Matt Zimmerman Speaks 14 Years Ago by mrvertigo27 ooh, good i'll be in the market for a laptop right about that time! Re: Canonical CTO Matt Zimmerman Speaks 14 Years Ago by khess You can already get a good Linux-based laptop from Lemote or from System76. Negative Student Facebook Pages Ruled Free Speech 14 Years Ago by slfisher …/teach-kids-civility-on-330585.html"]writes [/URL]Jonathan Zimmerman in the [I]Atlanta Journal-Constitution[/I]. "Evans’ actions… one was protected speech, but the second was not." Zimmerman goes onto explain the history behind student free speech. "… need help! 15 Years Ago by gotm …,Dmitri,Nationals,1b,460,147,38,1,13,74,.320 Zimmerman,Ryan,Nationals,3b,653,174,45,3,24,91,.266… Is the NSA watching your computer? 17 Years Ago by mikeandike22 … a secret room. Now this sortof reminds me of the Zimmerman Telegram(if you dont know what that is you need… The strange case of Vista, malware coders and the NSA 17 Years Ago by happygeek … [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_Zimmermann"]Phil Zimmerman[/URL], I am not exactly enamored by the thought of… Linux Gestalt: The Whole is Getting Bigger 15 Years Ago by khess … Jim Zemlin, executive director of The Linux Foundation. “Matt [Matt Zimmerman - CTO of the Ubuntu project at Canonical] and his team… 'Good Morning, Mr. Phelps. This Data Will Self-Destruct.' 14 Years Ago by slfisher …://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pretty_Good_Privacy"]PGP[/URL] developer Phil Zimmerman was investigated -- and it is not clear how the government… The deadmau5 speaker brings Mau5head madness to your mobile music 11 Years Ago by happygeek … as [deadmau5](http://www.deadmau5.com/), real name Joel Thomas Zimmerman, might be based in Toronto but he has earned a… Help with Structures 10 Years Ago by alhaji.m.kanu … 27 8.10 Terry West A3235 30 2.95 Ann Zimmerman N4578 98 3.25 Terry Perkins P3789 19 6.30… Re: Expectation of Privacy in the "Turing Era" 11 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 … the context of a trial (e.g., Trayvon Martin vs. Zimmerman). In such an information-rich environment, it is incredibly easy… Re: Seeking a partner to create something world changing 8 Years Ago by stultuske … prepared). The last few years, some "patriots" like Zimmerman had the brilliant idea "kid, wears a hood, better… Re: need help! 15 Years Ago by Shadow14l You'd want to start by getting the info from the file. [code]allplayerinfo = [] info = open("filename.cvs") data = info.read() info.close() for lines in data: allplayerinfo.append(lines)[/code] Then you should sort the info for every player. Use .split(",") on each individual string line. Organize them all into var lists.… Re: need help! 15 Years Ago by jrcagle Well, I would recommend checking out the csv module import csv help(csv) in the Python docs. It can do what Shadow is recommending pretty much automatically. I would also recommend getting your menu working first, just as a stub. The options don't have to do anything, but if you have the working menu framework going, then you can add … Re: Is the NSA watching your computer? 17 Years Ago by jwenting Can you spell out CONSPIRACY THEORY? Re: Is the NSA watching your computer? 17 Years Ago by mikeandike22 C-o-n-s-p-i-r-a-c-y t-h-e-o-r-y Re: The strange case of Vista, malware coders and the NSA 17 Years Ago by jbennet didnt the NSA design SELinux? Re: The strange case of Vista, malware coders and the NSA 17 Years Ago by jwenting And don't the security firms have access to the same beta and prerelease versions you do (and early access versions of development tools for Vista)? Seems someone's looking for something negative to say about Microsoft, as usual. Re: The strange case of Vista, malware coders and the NSA 17 Years Ago by MattEvans Lets face it; it seems to be little in the way of a challenge to find something negative to say about MS. There are definately plenty of positive things to say, but as in most cases, that doesn't tend to hold interest for quite as long... Microsoft get it pretty rough, but that's not suprising considering the size of their user base. There's … Re: The strange case of Vista, malware coders and the NSA 17 Years Ago by jwenting "There shouldn't really be a 'choice' or 'variety' in how to protect a system. " There should be. What you're saying is equivalent to saying that everyone should be required by law to wear a bulletproof vest 24/7 because someone might fire a gun and you might be hit, same for a fireretardent suit because there might be fire somewhere, … Re: The strange case of Vista, malware coders and the NSA 17 Years Ago by MattEvans It's got absolutely nothing to do with government legislation. Windows is a very closed system; with pretty much everything running on the system being on the same priviledge level. Having it possible for security software to be contravened by viruses is a very weak idea. The only way to really protect the application layer and data layer is [B]… Re: The strange case of Vista, malware coders and the NSA 17 Years Ago by happygeek > And don't the security firms have access to the same beta and > prerelease versions you do (and early access versions of development > tools for Vista)? Indeed, and what has that got to do with anything? This posting picked up on the fact that malware vendors are ahead of the game as far as making their code compatible with … Re: The deadmau5 speaker brings Mau5head madness to your mobile music 11 Years Ago by <M/> Interesting speakers. By my opinion though, it looks like a mickey mouse key chain... Unfortunately, I am a teen and I hate deadmau5... and all other DJ's, dubstep, any song with screaming... Those are not important. I think a good feature it has at least is its ability to work with many devices... that's all the credit i give to these mickey … Re: Help with Structures 10 Years Ago by ravenous To get a better understanding, the task >b. write text to that binary file Does that mean that you have to read in the text file and then write the text into a new file, which is a binary file? Or, does it mean that you have a pre-existing binary file that you have to add text to? If it's the second one, then you have to read in the binary …