if it' a seperate mini-pci card, then simply order an Intel based one from CDW as I did. Problem solved on multiple laptops as the Intel models have OpenSource Drivers from Intel
Simply put, the 64bit version has better memory management for those damn apps that are only 32bit as yet. This means things actually run smoother on my system even though I supposedly don't need more then a 32bit OS. In fact my usage patterns are pretty similar to many others, Web Browsing (9+ tabs in Fifefox {2x instances of IE Tab}) Outlook in background, AV in background, A dedicated download manager, an ftp client grabbing current versions from server, utorrent and WMP playing my music collection while I browse/.
Wrong: According to the Chain of Command, when the President is incapacitated, the Vice President has the authority to authorize any military response short of a Nuclear Strike or Declaration of War. To order said strike, he must be Sworn in as President or it has to be in response to an existing nuclear strike and any military personal who fail to follow an order that does not violate the Constituion (except when Martial Law is in effect) can and will be charged under the UCMJ (Universal Code Military Justice).
It was due to the nuclear deterent issue that Johnson had to be sworn in as President, because he did not have the needed authority to authorize a first strike after the assassination of President Kennedy.
and it's exactly this kind of behvoir that will kill Open Source and the sharing of idea's.
The Supposed Purpose of Higher Education is the Free Sharing of Idea's to stimulate the development of further knowledge yet by taking this route, the schools are going to kill off any chance of recruiting the best grade of students once they begin to realize they can't make any money from their idea's.
Most of TW/RR is already using NAT and one of the unroutable blocks of IP's. All they have to do is divide their network into even smaller subnets (we're already seeing this in high demand areas) **Appearently I'm special/lucky as I've got a routable IP - might be due to VOIP product and low demand here**.
Combine this with Harvard/MIT/Stanford/UC/CSU and other universities selling off parts of their "A" class ip's for major profit and I doubt we'll be running out of availble addresses for at least another 20 years.
The only thing which will push IP6 implementation will be government regulation/requirements to includes a Unique ID for every device based on the unit MAC address. An easy way for the government to force the change is to require all of the manufacturers to disable IP4 support in the NIC unless it's for Government/Military Use.
But, that seems a bit difficult, considering the number of applications, and the way in which they are used. You'd need something like popularity-contest to find out which apps are actually being used -- or you could just watch that user, or allow them to automagically submit a list of apps.
Which is exactly what Ubunta is doing with their community ratings. That's based upon how often an app is installed along with how long they stay on the system. Pretty simple really yet it has enormous impact on where Ubunta is devoting development effort. Popular apps get the development needed to either fix bugs or make damn sure it works well on Ubunta.
I agree that's been the biggest benefit to using Windows. A Consistent UI yet after lookint at previews of Windows 7, it looks as though the ribbon finaly makes it into everything else
I just had. Why in hell can't I simply rent/buy a cable card for my PC that not only gives me CTV with Digital Access but also Broadband Modem Capabilities? Talk about finally getting some digital convergence as they've talked about for the last decade. How many people would be willing to pay for this kind of service/product and when you combine it with Vista/Windows 7, all of the DRM lovers would actually have a win situation in front of them. Producers would be able to draconically control media access (rent programs instead of permanently saving them), force us to watch damn commercials instead of skipping them along with all the other aspects of control they want and MS is quite willing to hand it to them on a damn silver platter if they'd only get off their asses and work together. arghh!!! Can't the idiots even see this idea? Copyright Fast Turtle (fturtle+copy@gmail.com)
Intel DQ965GF with e6300 C2D @1.6GHz - 4GB DDR2-800 - Using Onboard Sound/Video/NIC
Seagate 7200.10 SATA Drives (320/500) - Samsung (TSST CD/DVD DL RW) SATA
XP Pro/SP3 (slipstreamed) on Nlited Install Disk
Installation takes 30 Minutes for XP to finish Booting to Admin account (
Stripping Extra Garbage from XP - Find Sysoc.ini and f&r "hide", save file then run add/remove software takes 15-20 minutes - Installing Office 2003 (word/outlook/powerpoint/excel) using custom Options 20 - 30 minutes - Configuring Outlook (email accounts) another 10 minutes per user account - Installing AV takes 5 minutes and 2 reboots (Avast) then needs to grab latest definition files - Zone-Alarm Free - 10 minutes plus 2 reboots before operational - takes another 5 days to fully configure as apps demand new access - Games - Each takes 5 minutes to install (minimum of 8 Games)
So far we're talking 3 hrs 40 minutes to simply get the system up and running. That's not including how long it takes to restore all data from backups such as emails, favorites/bookmarks or to reinstall remainder of apps such as Adobe CS2 (full install takes another 45 minutes alone and requires 2 reboots) that include disabling garbage and bloat once again
Now add in the remainder of the apps and you're looking at a couple of days work just to get the system up and running properly and that's at home with an External HD for backup use (USB based and slow as heck)and no I'm not an IT person. Have learned the fastest way to reinstall Windows on my hardware through trial & error.
We're still seeing the effects of the blasted internet bubble when stocks went sky-high on nothing but pipe dreams. Well it aint going to be a recession until the market drops below 1995 levels, where it finally broke the 4000 mark on Feb 23, 1995 according to http://www.djindexes.com/mdsidx/index.cfm?event=showavgstats
when things are planned by a central comittee. That's Socialism. Communism is defined as each person contributing as they can and taking what they need. That's what Stalin Wrote About and it applies as well to Linux/Floss as it never did to Soviet Russia.
Considering the fact that Vista 64 is far better then XP64, I'd have to say that Win7 64 will certainly be better unless MS totally frags things up and Yes I have a copy of XP64 and it's worse then either Vista 32 or 64 in performance/stability.
This only applies while the book is still in print as once the publisher has decided there is no longer sufficient profit to be made, they discontinue printing entirely. Thus new copies are unavailable along with the new revenue to the original author.
Now if they were to offer the out of print item in an Electronic format for a nominal fee of say 1/10th its printed cost. I believe people would be quite willing to pay for such a format. Thus improving the publishers bottom line while ensuring that the author continues receiving revenue for their original effort.
If you feel that you've completed the coding project ahead of schedule; you are absolutely wrong. Remember Murphy's Law: "Anything that can, will go wrong in the worst possible way and time". Instead I want you to spend that extra time on regression testing and debugging instead of adding unneeded code to this project.
and MS still can't get it through their heads that storage space has grown so large that it's easier to simply copy the.skel file to each user home folder instead of insisting on using the default user to hold everything you want everyone to access. Talk about UAC prompts. Just try moving apps in the start menu and it'll drive you nucking futz.
Now if MS had a clue, that would simply be a the equivalent of the.skel file; meaning UAC wouldn't throw so many damn prompts in regards to simply organizing the start menu to suit the users needs.
There is a work around for the problem that doesn't require disabling UAC. Simply enable the admin account and set a blasted PW on it.Then UAC asks a single time for your PW to elevate privileges. You did set a user PW didn't you?
I've got a 1968 VW Bettle with a 1971 Dual Port 63HP engine. I'm considering converting to a hybrid setup using a 5-10 HP diesel to run a gen-set large enough to maintain speed and recharge small battery bank that's used for burst acceleration/starting.
Currently gets 38MPG and hybrid should at least double that to 76MPG and possible push 100+MPG depending on driving practice, which combined with 10Gal fuel capacity, provides a usable driving range
BUZZZ!!! Geode NX series X86 compatible low power. In fact the NX800 is identical in specs to the XP1800 yet uses less then 2 watts. Sure it's not a x86_64 but for 32bit apps it would work just fine.
Something interesting is that most PSU's do not completely depower the system due to Wake on Lan/Ring/Timer settings. Due to this, why in hell don't you configure your servers to use STR5 when they're in standby?
If you use static caching or an SSD, you can have the system picking up excess load almost instantly yet while it's sleeping, it's not using anymore power then a system that's off.
If a person wants videos then a better place to search for them is on Usenet or bittorent
Unless you happen to be on one of the ISP's that have dumped Usenet access completely as mine did (TimeWarner). Bittorrent is still a viable alternative along with other P2P apps, yet I've found that many of the files are either infested with virus/trojans or of such poor quality that You-Tube actually looks good.
Why are you arresting me for killing that known Pedophile in front of all those elementary school kids?
He was a cop? Damn it, I was acting in good faith based on the Information on the Megan's Law Website. Why can't we think of the children you damn pervert officers.
This is the kind of results that can happen if we allow Good Faith exemptions to proper information being in our databases. Instead of the government being forced to ensure that any/all data in regards to crimes/sentencing is factually correct. So think about it. Do you really want the system to be that damn easy to game? Remember WMD that turned out to be completely false and we invaded Iraq for them? How about you being Guilty until Proven Innocent? Is that what you want? Because that's where this leads.
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if it' a seperate mini-pci card, then simply order an Intel based one from CDW as I did. Problem solved on multiple laptops as the Intel models have OpenSource Drivers from Intel
I run Vista64 business for two reasons
Simply put, the 64bit version has better memory management for those damn apps that are only 32bit as yet. This means things actually run smoother on my system even though I supposedly don't need more then a 32bit OS. In fact my usage patterns are pretty similar to many others, Web Browsing (9+ tabs in Fifefox {2x instances of IE Tab}) Outlook in background, AV in background, A dedicated download manager, an ftp client grabbing current versions from server, utorrent and WMP playing my music collection while I browse /.
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Wrong: According to the Chain of Command, when the President is incapacitated, the Vice President has the authority to authorize any military response short of a Nuclear Strike or Declaration of War. To order said strike, he must be Sworn in as President or it has to be in response to an existing nuclear strike and any military personal who fail to follow an order that does not violate the Constituion (except when Martial Law is in effect) can and will be charged under the UCMJ (Universal Code Military Justice).
It was due to the nuclear deterent issue that Johnson had to be sworn in as President, because he did not have the needed authority to authorize a first strike after the assassination of President Kennedy.
and it's exactly this kind of behvoir that will kill Open Source and the sharing of idea's.
The Supposed Purpose of Higher Education is the Free Sharing of Idea's to stimulate the development of further knowledge yet by taking this route, the schools are going to kill off any chance of recruiting the best grade of students once they begin to realize they can't make any money from their idea's.
Most of TW/RR is already using NAT and one of the unroutable blocks of IP's. All they have to do is divide their network into even smaller subnets (we're already seeing this in high demand areas) **Appearently I'm special/lucky as I've got a routable IP - might be due to VOIP product and low demand here**.
Combine this with Harvard/MIT/Stanford/UC/CSU and other universities selling off parts of their "A" class ip's for major profit and I doubt we'll be running out of availble addresses for at least another 20 years.
The only thing which will push IP6 implementation will be government regulation/requirements to includes a Unique ID for every device based on the unit MAC address. An easy way for the government to force the change is to require all of the manufacturers to disable IP4 support in the NIC unless it's for Government/Military Use.
But, that seems a bit difficult, considering the number of applications, and the way in which they are used. You'd need something like popularity-contest to find out which apps are actually being used -- or you could just watch that user, or allow them to automagically submit a list of apps.
Which is exactly what Ubunta is doing with their community ratings. That's based upon how often an app is installed along with how long they stay on the system. Pretty simple really yet it has enormous impact on where Ubunta is devoting development effort. Popular apps get the development needed to either fix bugs or make damn sure it works well on Ubunta.
I agree that's been the biggest benefit to using Windows. A Consistent UI yet after lookint at previews of Windows 7, it looks as though the ribbon finaly makes it into everything else
I just had. Why in hell can't I simply rent/buy a cable card for my PC that not only gives me CTV with Digital Access but also Broadband Modem Capabilities? Talk about finally getting some digital convergence as they've talked about for the last decade. How many people would be willing to pay for this kind of service/product and when you combine it with Vista/Windows 7, all of the DRM lovers would actually have a win situation in front of them. Producers would be able to draconically control media access (rent programs instead of permanently saving them), force us to watch damn commercials instead of skipping them along with all the other aspects of control they want and MS is quite willing to hand it to them on a damn silver platter if they'd only get off their asses and work together. arghh!!! Can't the idiots even see this idea? Copyright Fast Turtle (fturtle+copy@gmail.com)
System Specs:
Intel DQ965GF with e6300 C2D @1.6GHz - 4GB DDR2-800 - Using Onboard Sound/Video/NIC
Seagate 7200.10 SATA Drives (320/500) - Samsung (TSST CD/DVD DL RW) SATA
XP Pro /SP3 (slipstreamed) on Nlited Install Disk
Installation takes 30 Minutes for XP to finish Booting to Admin account ( Stripping Extra Garbage from XP - Find Sysoc.ini and f&r "hide", save file then run add/remove software takes 15-20 minutes - Installing Office 2003 (word/outlook/powerpoint/excel) using custom Options 20 - 30 minutes - Configuring Outlook (email accounts) another 10 minutes per user account - Installing AV takes 5 minutes and 2 reboots (Avast) then needs to grab latest definition files - Zone-Alarm Free - 10 minutes plus 2 reboots before operational - takes another 5 days to fully configure as apps demand new access - Games - Each takes 5 minutes to install (minimum of 8 Games)
So far we're talking 3 hrs 40 minutes to simply get the system up and running. That's not including how long it takes to restore all data from backups such as emails, favorites/bookmarks or to reinstall remainder of apps such as Adobe CS2 (full install takes another 45 minutes alone and requires 2 reboots) that include disabling garbage and bloat once again
Now add in the remainder of the apps and you're looking at a couple of days work just to get the system up and running properly and that's at home with an External HD for backup use (USB based and slow as heck)and no I'm not an IT person. Have learned the fastest way to reinstall Windows on my hardware through trial & error.
Thanks for the Link though they're a bit pricey
We're still seeing the effects of the blasted internet bubble when stocks went sky-high on nothing but pipe dreams. Well it aint going to be a recession until the market drops below 1995 levels, where it finally broke the 4000 mark on Feb 23, 1995 according to http://www.djindexes.com/mdsidx/index.cfm?event=showavgstats
when things are planned by a central comittee. That's Socialism. Communism is defined as each person contributing as they can and taking what they need. That's what Stalin Wrote About and it applies as well to Linux/Floss as it never did to Soviet Russia.
Considering the fact that Vista 64 is far better then XP64, I'd have to say that Win7 64 will certainly be better unless MS totally frags things up and Yes I have a copy of XP64 and it's worse then either Vista 32 or 64 in performance/stability.
This only applies while the book is still in print as once the publisher has decided there is no longer sufficient profit to be made, they discontinue printing entirely. Thus new copies are unavailable along with the new revenue to the original author.
Now if they were to offer the out of print item in an Electronic format for a nominal fee of say 1/10th its printed cost. I believe people would be quite willing to pay for such a format. Thus improving the publishers bottom line while ensuring that the author continues receiving revenue for their original effort.
If you feel that you've completed the coding project ahead of schedule; you are absolutely wrong. Remember Murphy's Law: "Anything that can, will go wrong in the worst possible way and time". Instead I want you to spend that extra time on regression testing and debugging instead of adding unneeded code to this project.
Linux on Sola............
no carrier
and MS still can't get it through their heads that storage space has grown so large that it's easier to simply copy the .skel file to each user home folder instead of insisting on using the default user to hold everything you want everyone to access. Talk about UAC prompts. Just try moving apps in the start menu and it'll drive you nucking futz.
Now if MS had a clue, that would simply be a the equivalent of the .skel file; meaning UAC wouldn't throw so many damn prompts in regards to simply organizing the start menu to suit the users needs.
There is a work around for the problem that doesn't require disabling UAC. Simply enable the admin account and set a blasted PW on it.Then UAC asks a single time for your PW to elevate privileges. You did set a user PW didn't you?
prioritize our resources and focus more on our core search, ads and apps business
That's the royal our.
The United States Congress announced today that Zombies are now on the Endangered species list due to sudden decrease in their food supply - Brains.
CIA Brainwashing Emporium closing shop due to worldwide shortage of Brains.
I've got a 1968 VW Bettle with a 1971 Dual Port 63HP engine. I'm considering converting to a hybrid setup using a 5-10 HP diesel to run a gen-set large enough to maintain speed and recharge small battery bank that's used for burst acceleration/starting.
Currently gets 38MPG and hybrid should at least double that to 76MPG and possible push 100+MPG depending on driving practice, which combined with 10Gal fuel capacity, provides a usable driving range
BUZZZ!!! Geode NX series X86 compatible low power. In fact the NX800 is identical in specs to the XP1800 yet uses less then 2 watts. Sure it's not a x86_64 but for 32bit apps it would work just fine.
Something interesting is that most PSU's do not completely depower the system due to Wake on Lan/Ring/Timer settings. Due to this, why in hell don't you configure your servers to use STR5 when they're in standby?
If you use static caching or an SSD, you can have the system picking up excess load almost instantly yet while it's sleeping, it's not using anymore power then a system that's off.
Well Here's mine and I'm running F@h using the 64bit smp
Uptime; 08:00:22 up 21 days, 16:49, 3 users, load average: 1.08, 1.08, 1.07
Of course its only been up for 21 days due to power outages (last one was for 5 hours, which is why I'm planning a Solar Backup system
If a person wants videos then a better place to search for them is on Usenet or bittorent
Unless you happen to be on one of the ISP's that have dumped Usenet access completely as mine did (TimeWarner). Bittorrent is still a viable alternative along with other P2P apps, yet I've found that many of the files are either infested with virus/trojans or of such poor quality that You-Tube actually looks good.
Why are you arresting me for killing that known Pedophile in front of all those elementary school kids?
He was a cop? Damn it, I was acting in good faith based on the Information on the Megan's Law Website. Why can't we think of the children you damn pervert officers.
This is the kind of results that can happen if we allow Good Faith exemptions to proper information being in our databases. Instead of the government being forced to ensure that any/all data in regards to crimes/sentencing is factually correct. So think about it. Do you really want the system to be that damn easy to game? Remember WMD that turned out to be completely false and we invaded Iraq for them? How about you being Guilty until Proven Innocent? Is that what you want? Because that's where this leads.