LEAF, the Linux Embedded Appliance Firewall project is pretty sweet.
I built one in about an hour using old pc pieces that I had lying around, (p75, 48mb of RAM, 2 NICs, and a floppy drive.)
Check out the site on sourceforge.
--Andy
pretty good selection so far... but i needs some more =P first off, the Dragon Ball Z that you cant catch on cartoon network is far far superior. for whatever reason, CN continues to play the first 2 1/2 seasons over and over again... thats about when he animation really starts to get good too. after the garlic jr mini-saga, the series really takes off too. get a clue cartoon network : ) another entertaining series of mention is Outlaw Star... A man with a damned good shot, his little brother, and a space-pirate/military jointly developed space-craft. silly and entertaining =P kinda like trigun. go to anime village for some more info, and check out MicroSoft er uh MobileSuit Gundam, and Vision of Escaflowne while your there all of the Gundam series are different... i think most of the animation is cell based (like transformers) but the stories are great, and the tapes are widely available. Vision of Escaflowne is pretty good too. Our heroin Hitomi is mysteriously transported to a medieval world where knights duel in giant armor (giant mobile suits if you will) and a war against choice is being waged. check it out. also of note are the fantastic shows from gainax incl. Neon Genesis: Evangelion and His & Her communication. completely opposite of each other but both fantastic. Eva is about three adolecents battling extraterestrial angels in giant living armor. jaw dropping, not quite up to lain standards, but pretty good... LONG. His & Her is done by the same guy as Eva, but is completely different... deals mostly on the subject of young love... deep, funny, enjoyable. hard as hell to find tho. that oughta do it... gotta go watch some pokemon soon =P
sorry slip of the words =P they will both compile, but they can sometimes produce different results (as far as output goes) i just remember having all kinds of problems at VT submitting code written and compiled in win9x as opposed to winnt 4 or *nix. i havent had the opportunity to write any code in win2k yet, but i doubt there'd be too much difference between nt4 and 2k.
microsoft cant even get the same code to compile the same way on both the 9x and nt... so how does krfTech do it??? the answer is simple... you have to plug the 'windriver' kernel module into whatever os you are running. its the windriver, i assume, that interperets "cross-platform" hardware calls. anybody out there have any experience w/ this software package... does system performance take a hit?? --dexsun
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LEAF, the Linux Embedded Appliance Firewall project is pretty sweet.
I built one in about an hour using old pc pieces that I had
lying around, (p75, 48mb of RAM, 2 NICs, and a floppy drive.)
Check out the site on sourceforge.
--Andy
at 225 mil i'd say we've gotten our bang outta our tax dollar : P --dexsun
according to the website, Kaplan is still looking for a buyer.... he's asked interested parties to email him.
pretty good selection so far... but i needs some more =P first off, the Dragon Ball Z that you cant catch on cartoon network is far far superior. for whatever reason, CN continues to play the first 2 1/2 seasons over and over again... thats about when he animation really starts to get good too. after the garlic jr mini-saga, the series really takes off too. get a clue cartoon network : ) another entertaining series of mention is Outlaw Star ... A man with a damned good shot, his little brother, and a space-pirate/military jointly developed space-craft. silly and entertaining =P kinda like trigun. go to anime village for some more info, and check out MicroSoft er uh MobileSuit Gundam, and Vision of Escaflowne while your there all of the Gundam series are different... i think most of the animation is cell based (like transformers) but the stories are great, and the tapes are widely available. Vision of Escaflowne is pretty good too. Our heroin Hitomi is mysteriously transported to a medieval world where knights duel in giant armor (giant mobile suits if you will) and a war against choice is being waged. check it out. also of note are the fantastic shows from gainax incl. Neon Genesis: Evangelion and His & Her communication. completely opposite of each other but both fantastic. Eva is about three adolecents battling extraterestrial angels in giant living armor. jaw dropping, not quite up to lain standards, but pretty good... LONG. His & Her is done by the same guy as Eva, but is completely different... deals mostly on the subject of young love... deep, funny, enjoyable. hard as hell to find tho. that oughta do it... gotta go watch some pokemon soon =P
sorry slip of the words =P they will both compile, but they can sometimes produce different results (as far as output goes) i just remember having all kinds of problems at VT submitting code written and compiled in win9x as opposed to winnt 4 or *nix. i havent had the opportunity to write any code in win2k yet, but i doubt there'd be too much difference between nt4 and 2k.
microsoft cant even get the same code to compile the same way on both the 9x and nt... so how does krfTech do it??? the answer is simple... you have to plug the 'windriver' kernel module into whatever os you are running. its the windriver, i assume, that interperets "cross-platform" hardware calls. anybody out there have any experience w/ this software package... does system performance take a hit?? --dexsun