Well, ISP's which need to host peoples ASP pages and dont want to do it on NT would find this usefull. There are MANY people which would find this helpful, since telling a client to recode their "wonderful" ASP website to PHP or ASP/perl is NOT usually an option. I personally prefer PHP, but this isnt an ideal world.
Well, ISP's which need to host peoples ASP pages and dont want to do it on NT would find this usefull. There are MANY people which would find this helpful, since telling a client to recode their "wonderful" ASP website to PHP or ASP/perl is NOT usually an option.
I personally prefer PHP, but this isnt an ideal world.
Okay, some dude reads slashdot, finds a story and quickly posts a response. Yes, had the dude read it carefully he would have found the actual catalog link and links to similar devices.
wtf?
"Likely limited to USB 1.0's slow speed. " well, for only an 8 meg device.. *shrug*
tho support for 2.0 would be nice, but seeing as hou it is not yet really available I dont think that is really a disadvantage
great, mine runs 5 weeks easy ?
your point ??
I'm sorry, if you prefer one sided and bias instead of giving credit where its due.. enjoy the world with those blinders.
my win2k uptimes have been quite good.. 4 - 5 weeks. I use win2k SP1 as my workstation since it has the applications I need (3dsmax and such). The only thing that has brought it down so far is shoddy power.
If whistler can improve on stability I'm all for it. Though the whole.NET thing is a bit scary
I use OpenBSD on my p166 and love it.
The NAT works beautifully and I apprecate it not installing a ton of garbage I didnt need.
By no means am I saying that this is the only way to go. But I have found that the default install is quite secure and stable and includes exactly what you need for NAT and firewall capability. More so than debian or redhat.
Where do you think NAT came out of..
oh, and have you ever used ipf in OpenBSD. I have yet to see a linux equivilant.
I personally think that there is enough sharing between the two to be productive.
OpenBSD is a very secure server platform yet for a workstation I would never run it.
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Well, ISP's which need to host peoples ASP pages and dont want to do it on NT would find this usefull. There are MANY people which would find this helpful, since telling a client to recode their "wonderful" ASP website to PHP or ASP/perl is NOT usually an option. I personally prefer PHP, but this isnt an ideal world.
Well, ISP's which need to host peoples ASP pages and dont want to do it on NT would find this usefull. There are MANY people which would find this helpful, since telling a client to recode their "wonderful" ASP website to PHP or ASP/perl is NOT usually an option. I personally prefer PHP, but this isnt an ideal world.
yup webwasher is quite good if you use windows
Check out this link When the drive powers down the heads are also taken off the surface of the platters.
thumbdrive secure is 8MB to 128MB. tho yes, thumbdrive is 8MB to 512MB. nice toy to have either way
Okay, some dude reads slashdot, finds a story and quickly posts a response. Yes, had the dude read it carefully he would have found the actual catalog link and links to similar devices. wtf?
"Likely limited to USB 1.0's slow speed. " well, for only an 8 meg device .. *shrug*
tho support for 2.0 would be nice, but seeing as hou it is not yet really available I dont think that is really a disadvantage
umm BS ?
I agree.. too many AC's just blurt out techno babble. I would like to kmow how its implemented in hardware and hardwired
http://polyn.net.kiae.su/ins/ltsm/f/
get your pictures there, one stop meltdown shop.
ftp://ftp2.netscape.com/pub/netscape6/english/6.0/ windows/win32/sea/N6Setup.exe
get it from there
idiot ? get outa AC dumbass
clearly I have and its far slower and crashes MUCH more often
great, mine runs 5 weeks easy ? your point ?? I'm sorry, if you prefer one sided and bias instead of giving credit where its due.. enjoy the world with those blinders.
yup, guess what .. there are 3 platforms .. no, not as many as I would like, though you cant deny it.
I agree, IE is a much faster and all round better browser than any netscape product I have used. that being comunicator and the latest mozilla
my win2k uptimes have been quite good .. 4 - 5 weeks. I use win2k SP1 as my workstation since it has the applications I need (3dsmax and such). The only thing that has brought it down so far is shoddy power.
If whistler can improve on stability I'm all for it. Though the whole .NET thing is a bit scary
lol, this is amd not intel ;)
ya, whats with the google is your friend deja is your friend etc ...
if you have the ID's post em
"2) have very little of value anyway " so if I put up a C++ tutorial on geocities it would be of little value ?
I use OpenBSD on my p166 and love it. The NAT works beautifully and I apprecate it not installing a ton of garbage I didnt need. By no means am I saying that this is the only way to go. But I have found that the default install is quite secure and stable and includes exactly what you need for NAT and firewall capability. More so than debian or redhat.
correct me if I am wrong .. but isnt NAT a feature included with 2.4
yup, your right, my mistake though ipf is far nicer
ahaha, you mean BSD forever ;)
Where do you think NAT came out of ..
oh, and have you ever used ipf in OpenBSD. I have yet to see a linux equivilant.
I personally think that there is enough sharing between the two to be productive.
OpenBSD is a very secure server platform yet for a workstation I would never run it.