We run small webmail in sweden. 80000 registred users. We get over 100 spam/min which we catch on the connect. 100 spam/min which we catch before it is even sended to us and the rest get through. Don't really know how many that is but it's many.
We use only the rbl lists right now. Filters take CPU/mem and our E450 2*250mhz 1gb is running at 80% now.
It's an ongoing fight to catch those spamers. It seems to be getting worse at christmas too.
Most spam are "guessing spam" where the spammers are just guessing username@ourdomain.
Oh yeah, I'd LOVE to see a command line only Photoshop.
Then you should try imagemagick. Rocks your head off for ceratain tasks. Like converting beetween 100 different fileformats or adding logos to images. Far more easy than photoshop when dealing with lots of pictures.
Here are the games that have a working rating of four or five (out of five possible). Altough the sims shouldn't really be there since it isn't the windows version. Quite a good list and it's growing really fast too.
Yes, this is karma whoring but the site felt kinda slow and I thought we needed to know what we are talking about:)
The Sims
Total Annihilation
Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2
Total Annihilation : Kingdoms
Raiden II
Atomic Bomberman
Redline
Ultima Online Renaissance
American McGee's Alice
Mortal Kombat IV
I-War
Starcraft
Freddi Fish 2 Haunted House
Sudden Strike Forever
Allods 2
Rehash
Warhammer 40k: Final Liberation
Fallout 2
Panzer General 2
Manx TT SuperBike
NHL 98
1nsane
Elasto Mania
Darius Gaiden
In the hunt
Return To Castle Wolfenstein
Funkflitzer
WarCraft II
Half-Life and Counter-Strike
Carmageddon
Diablo 2
Commandos 2
Sacrifice
Command & Conquer Red Alert 2
Baldur's Gate 2
Air Offensive: The Art of Flying
7th Legion
Grim Fandango
Dune 2000
Myth The Fallen Lords
Championship Manager 2001/2002
Caesar III
Hitman CodeName 47
Shattered Galaxy
Jedi Knight
Red Baron 3D
Command & Conquer: Red Alert
Tigershark
Baldur's Gate
Russa-German War
What is so wrong with their bussiness model. They seem to be succeeding very well with their stated goal. To bring games to Linux. Yes, we would like native ports rather than this but it's taking too long time for the companies to release Linux versions if at all. This is the second best option.
you lose ~user/.config but thats not very important for me or most of the gamers. You also get a speed decrease which is not good but Transgaming seem to be working very well on the issues. Wolfenstein (altough OpenGL) shows 30% decrease from win version, not to shabby. DiabloII is also very playable in D3D.
Transgaming has also stated that when they got 20000 subscribers they will bring back the code to the main wine tree. Don't think that counts for SecoRom and SafeDisc though.
The best thing is that I can go out to any computer or toy store and buy a game that works with Linux, the native ports are quite hard to find in sweden.
I applied for a VISA today just for this service. They are well worth the money.
.NET may never be seen on unix at all, to early to speculate on that. It's also not mature/tested enough to run this kind of software. Give it five years and come back then.
I would have seriously considered java on this one. Altough building around QT (which isn't just a widget set) is also a worth some investigation.
Would Ferrari do better if they released the exact building specs of their cars?
Cars are very alike. They drive on the same road. Sure there are minor differences beetween them but cars as a whole is still an open business. All the PC hardware vendors today have patents and implements functions in different ways but the roads, the PCI/AGP/PS2/USB connectors are allways the same.
Very much like the car industry.
Of course apple today isn't such closed as it used to be. You can by pretty much the same stuff for PC & Mac and they both work. But apple still don't want to take the final step and open up for the clones which still makes it a closed platform. It's there business, they can do what they want with it.
Good or bad with custom kernels. It's a matter of trust. If the custom kernels work for you, use them. If they don't work, use another dist or compile your own kernel. Same should go for Mandrake.
Of course SUN can pay the licence to Trolltech, but there are other third party developers that possibly can't. The fee is above $1200/developer, which could possibly fall a bit if QT bacame the standard.
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I would have to say that it is easier to write the GUI for an OS X application since it doesn't involve writing any code.
GTK+ User interface builder
Use it all the time. Pure painting.
Again, Who made the Athlon?
We run small webmail in sweden. 80000 registred users. We get over 100 spam/min which we catch on the connect. 100 spam/min which we catch before it is even sended to us and the rest get through. Don't really know how many that is but it's many.
We use only the rbl lists right now. Filters take CPU/mem and our E450 2*250mhz 1gb is running at 80% now.
It's an ongoing fight to catch those spamers. It seems to be getting worse at christmas too.
Most spam are "guessing spam" where the spammers are just guessing username@ourdomain.
Oh yeah, I'd LOVE to see a command line only Photoshop.
Then you should try imagemagick. Rocks your head off for ceratain tasks. Like converting beetween 100 different fileformats or adding logos to images. Far more easy than photoshop when dealing with lots of pictures.
grep was out of flags :)
Does this mean you can patent a whole market which of course already have other players. Seems like a great way to get rid of the competition.
Yes, win2k earned the reputation of being stable 2 month before it was released. Thats pretty fast.
Yes there is a demo. Or multiplayer test I think it's called.
Download here.
If you buy it from tuxgames they will provide numbers of sales to the publisher. At least that something.
Here are the games that have a working rating of four or five (out of five possible). Altough the sims shouldn't really be there since it isn't the windows version. Quite a good list and it's growing really fast too.
:)
Yes, this is karma whoring but the site felt kinda slow and I thought we needed to know what we are talking about
The Sims
Total Annihilation
Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2
Total Annihilation : Kingdoms
Raiden II
Atomic Bomberman
Redline
Ultima Online Renaissance
American McGee's Alice
Mortal Kombat IV
I-War
Starcraft
Freddi Fish 2 Haunted House
Sudden Strike Forever
Allods 2
Rehash
Warhammer 40k: Final Liberation
Fallout 2
Panzer General 2
Manx TT SuperBike
NHL 98
1nsane
Elasto Mania
Darius Gaiden
In the hunt
Return To Castle Wolfenstein
Funkflitzer
WarCraft II
Half-Life and Counter-Strike
Carmageddon
Diablo 2
Commandos 2
Sacrifice
Command & Conquer Red Alert 2
Baldur's Gate 2
Air Offensive: The Art of Flying
7th Legion
Grim Fandango
Dune 2000
Myth The Fallen Lords
Championship Manager 2001/2002
Caesar III
Hitman CodeName 47
Shattered Galaxy
Jedi Knight
Red Baron 3D
Command & Conquer: Red Alert
Tigershark
Baldur's Gate
Russa-German War
you lose ~user/.config but thats not very important for me or most of the gamers. You also get a speed decrease which is not good but Transgaming seem to be working very well on the issues. Wolfenstein (altough OpenGL) shows 30% decrease from win version, not to shabby. DiabloII is also very playable in D3D.
Transgaming has also stated that when they got 20000 subscribers they will bring back the code to the main wine tree. Don't think that counts for SecoRom and SafeDisc though.
The best thing is that I can go out to any computer or toy store and buy a game that works with Linux, the native ports are quite hard to find in sweden.
I applied for a VISA today just for this service. They are well worth the money.
Transgaming have there own "The sims" htat works but it only sjips with Mandrake gaming edition. The windows version does not work.
Try a "find / -iname *.png" on your Linux box and see for yourself.
.NET may never be seen on unix at all, to early to speculate on that. It's also not mature/tested enough to run this kind of software. Give it five years and come back then.
I would have seriously considered java on this one. Altough building around QT (which isn't just a widget set) is also a worth some investigation.
Redhat doesn't charge for the updates. The programs are for free (as in beer). What they charge for is the up2date service.
Yes, you would probably need to get rid of that exchange server too.
wolf3d-20011028.tar.gz
I bet they are blocking all the spiders too. Never come to msn after a "I feel lucky".. Good move.
Altavista has reverted somewhat to search engine again but the index isn't on par with google and doesn't give as good results
Would Ferrari do better if they released the exact building specs of their cars?
Cars are very alike. They drive on the same road. Sure there are minor differences beetween them but cars as a whole is still an open business. All the PC hardware vendors today have patents and implements functions in different ways but the roads, the PCI/AGP/PS2/USB connectors are allways the same.
Very much like the car industry.
Of course apple today isn't such closed as it used to be. You can by pretty much the same stuff for PC & Mac and they both work. But apple still don't want to take the final step and open up for the clones which still makes it a closed platform. It's there business, they can do what they want with it.
Good or bad with custom kernels. It's a matter of trust. If the custom kernels work for you, use them. If they don't work, use another dist or compile your own kernel. Same should go for Mandrake.
Sharing the name and sharing the code isn't the same thing.
#!/bin/sh
while true; do wget www.riaa.com; done
Wait for 0.2.. It's threaded.
subselects are pretty basic these days yes, but hardly a showstopper for "mission critical".
Of course SUN can pay the licence to Trolltech, but there are other third party developers that possibly can't. The fee is above $1200/developer, which could possibly fall a bit if QT bacame the standard.