The FM Spec originally called for allocation all the way up to 109.1, but the ancient console radio/turntable in the lobby of Keeneland Hall at UK is the only one I've ever seen. If you're in Lexington, drop by take and look at it, its more fun the the UK basketball museum:-)
Codewarrior has some nice features for sure, but after the license fiasco at UK, I'll never use it.
Synopsis:
For intro to programing (CS115) the gods above decide it was time to move to an IDE, so packaged with our text(excellent book for intro C/C++ programing BTW), they bundled a copy of CodeWarrior 4 that had license keys that expired about a week after classes began. So the CS department had to scramble with Metrowerks to get new keys, but I kept chuging along with HTML-Kit, puTTY and the student webserver, with my ~home/bin mounted on my windows box. Every program was compiled with -ansi and -wall switches. I double checked on codewarrior to make sure it would compile before submitting programs, but that was about it.
"Laid off" from Ihigh.com Graduated in may from UK Spent the summer both online and off in the job hunt
My Current Employer found me in late September through Monster, I'm now their Jr. Webmonkey and Rookie Solaris Admin who breaks^?^?^?^?^?^? stress-tests machines.
When all is said and done, in this market, be prepared to wait. If you have the time and cash, get training, be ready when things hit the upswing
Chicago (Win95) was set to ship at the earliest 4Q 93 (compute magazine), it shipped 3Q 95, with a switch from 16 to 32bits, now intel should be the one we should be bitching about, Merced was set to ship 4Q 98 or 99 (1992 predictions in Pop sci) it finally made it out of the gate 1Q/2Q 2001, that is a delay. I've never heard of Cairo shipping in 95, but if you've got documentation, back it up
My post was meant to be funny, I only use Solaris from the command line, no need for a gui with apache, bind, sendmail, or INN. The only time I was on a GUI was a SparcStation5 with CDE at the for university 2 weeks, then I moved to the debian lab across the hall (PI 133/166 with twm or FVWM)
Not only that but IE3 or greater (on windows) allows you to specify personal style sheets to use, which are handy if you know CSS. Now what about Konq, Galeon, and Opera?
We'll if you were shooting for maximized bandwidth with minimized latency, I'd say an 18 wheeler loaded with 20GB DDS4 tapes would be ideal, though you would need to contract for driving ($0.50US/mile is a safe price, loading and unloading the trucks, not to mention convincing the authorities that a ~37,000 kilogram (80,000 pound/40 ton) truck traveling at 160 Kilometers/hour (100 miles/hour) doesn't deserve a speeding ticket. Of course if canadian laws allow heavier trucks (40 tons is the standard limit for US commerical rigs, coal trucks in KY and Chicken trucks in Arkansas have run heavier weights in the past). If someone has the size and weight of a DDS4 cartridge, please calculate the actual bandwidth below.
Don't forget the teachers union, Nation Education Association, They are almost as bad as the organization that shares that acronym, the National Endowment for the Arts. Since when is urine in a jar and feces on canvas art?
OT: Why doesn't slash allow xhtml spec tags, namely <br/>
Thank god for apache.
Saturday morning I installed Apache 1.3.20, PHP 4.0.6, and MySQL 3.23.42 to test some PHP code on my home (WinME machine). 2 minutes after startup of httpd, the first nimda attack came, so I spent the rest of the morning hunting down a suitable kill script for the attacking machines.
<div class="rant">
It pisses me off to no end that 1. MS has such a grip on the corporate world's mind that they couldn't consider trying a more secure platform (Apache win32 isn't up to its big brothers quality yet, but at least it has fewer attacks running against it). 2. That when the little bastards who write this shit get caught, they get comunity service and minimal restitution.
We don't need draconian laws regarding privacy, registering "Hackers" DNA samples, etc. What we do need is stiff punishment for those who do cost us millions of dollars in bandwidth and support time. Has anyone calculated how expensive the four biggest MS targeted attacks(ILOVEYOU, SirCAM, Sadmind/Code Red/Nimda, Anna Kournikova) were, I'd gamble it be enough to stuff a few pineapples up Bin Laden's ass.
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Time for a beer
sorry I had to go OT, but as for your sig, SDI is not a rehash of the Ligne Maginot (Maginot line, for those of you who don't read french), unless of course W and those who follow him leave a gap in the coverage the size of belgum. Oh yeah, for SDI to be such a monumental failure, there would have been an attack that should have destroyed said dumbass nation launched in this same area within the last 20 years. The benefits of the US staying out of WWI would have been huge, and frankly would have saved millions of lives, across the world, not to mention removing the wart known as the French from the planet. Hell, wilson should have let the Kaiser have Quebec, just to fully get rid of those frog bastards.
Flame me, moderate me, I don't care, I don't understand why we in the US keep bailing those frogs out.
Since when was burger King good at purchase? Oh well, at least its not E-Coli in the Box. I'll take the world famous Dovies of Tompkinsville for a burger any day.
I traded sports cards for a while and did not play magic, but I seem to remember the publisher selling update sets that totally devalued some of the early edition "rare/powerful" cards, creating mega-ultra-super rare cards that blew those out of the water .
This site has details about the MOLTAR project affiliated with the University of Kentucky LUG. The jist of it is a GI joe motorized tank with a web cam for demo's and drawing ooh's and aah's from the crowd.
Hey that gives me an idea someone should pitch to TechTV, give Tux his own saturday morning cartoon, beating script kiddies and crackers with the power of open source, they could make John C. Dvorak the village idiot/comic relief, it would be good for a 10 share.
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there was also a port to the original NES, its dificult to find on ROM sites though. Thrust Parry Thrust Parry. What was great about that game is that you selected fencing as your skill, kept one piss-ant sloop in your fleet, crash^?^?^?^?^?board the bad guys ship and beat him senseless, keep the rest in big ships for crew and transport, a cake walk game
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Can't forget the Linus "Sexier than Elvis" Torvalds print ads in PC Mag, I laughed my ass off the first time i saw that one.
Other than matrox and expensive business(CAD/CAM, dedicated video renderers) cards, what other card manufacturers are left?
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Avoid allied Tellesyn like the plague, stick with reputable card manufacturers (3com cards are a cakewalk). We recieved a truckload of AT cards loose in crates with boxes in separate crates, no anti-staic bags to be seen.
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I assisted with the @home roll out at UK, it really pissed me off that the Insight technicians that did our job off campus got paid double what we did, but it was a good experience, especially the girl with the ancient Packard bell that I had to saw through the case to add a nic (One of our other techs had stripped every one of the case screws).
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Cisco Icons, assuming you trust cisco.
The FM Spec originally called for allocation all the way up to 109.1, but the ancient console radio/turntable in the lobby of Keeneland Hall at UK is the only one I've ever seen. If you're in Lexington, drop by take and look at it, its more fun the the UK basketball museum :-)
Codewarrior has some nice features for sure, but after the license fiasco at UK, I'll never use it.
Synopsis:
For intro to programing (CS115) the gods above decide it was time to move to an IDE, so packaged with our text(excellent book for intro C/C++ programing BTW), they bundled a copy of CodeWarrior 4 that had license keys that expired about a week after classes began. So the CS department had to scramble with Metrowerks to get new keys, but I kept chuging along with HTML-Kit, puTTY and the student webserver, with my ~home/bin mounted on my windows box. Every program was compiled with -ansi and -wall switches. I double checked on codewarrior to make sure it would compile before submitting programs, but that was about it.
A brief history
"Laid off" from Ihigh.com
Graduated in may from UK
Spent the summer both online and off in the job hunt
My Current Employer found me in late September through Monster, I'm now their Jr. Webmonkey and Rookie Solaris Admin who breaks^?^?^?^?^?^? stress-tests machines.
When all is said and done, in this market, be prepared to wait. If you have the time and cash, get training, be ready when things hit the upswing
Chicago (Win95) was set to ship at the earliest 4Q 93 (compute magazine), it shipped 3Q 95, with a switch from 16 to 32bits, now intel should be the one we should be bitching about, Merced was set to ship 4Q 98 or 99 (1992 predictions in Pop sci) it finally made it out of the gate 1Q/2Q 2001, that is a delay. I've never heard of Cairo shipping in 95, but if you've got documentation, back it up
My post was meant to be funny, I only use Solaris from the command line, no need for a gui with apache, bind, sendmail, or INN. The only time I was on a GUI was a SparcStation5 with CDE at the for university 2 weeks, then I moved to the debian lab across the hall (PI 133/166 with twm or FVWM)
Not only that but IE3 or greater (on windows) allows you to specify personal style sheets to use, which are handy if you know CSS. Now what about Konq, Galeon, and Opera?
Porting Microsoft IE5 an OE5 to linux</sarcasm>
Where do you want your worm today?
That is an excellent question, can anyone on here give an estimate of what a vanilla win32 release with source would be.
It's called cygwin, its great, it even has a ports of all the major tools Xfree, apache, php, mysql?
We'll if you were shooting for maximized bandwidth with minimized latency, I'd say an 18 wheeler loaded with 20GB DDS4 tapes would be ideal, though you would need to contract for driving ($0.50US/mile is a safe price, loading and unloading the trucks, not to mention convincing the authorities that a ~37,000 kilogram (80,000 pound/40 ton) truck traveling at 160 Kilometers/hour (100 miles/hour) doesn't deserve a speeding ticket.
Of course if canadian laws allow heavier trucks (40 tons is the standard limit for US commerical rigs, coal trucks in KY and Chicken trucks in Arkansas have run heavier weights in the past).
If someone has the size and weight of a DDS4 cartridge, please calculate the actual bandwidth below.
It may or may not be art, that was not the issue I was trying to raise. The point was why should the gov't fund it?
Don't forget the teachers union, Nation Education Association, They are almost as bad as the organization that shares that acronym, the National Endowment for the Arts. />
Since when is urine in a jar and feces on canvas art?
OT: Why doesn't slash allow xhtml spec tags, namely <br
Thank god for apache.
Saturday morning I installed Apache 1.3.20, PHP 4.0.6, and MySQL 3.23.42 to test some PHP code on my home (WinME machine). 2 minutes after startup of httpd, the first nimda attack came, so I spent the rest of the morning hunting down a suitable kill script for the attacking machines.
<div class="rant">
It pisses me off to no end that 1. MS has such a grip on the corporate world's mind that they couldn't consider trying a more secure platform (Apache win32 isn't up to its big brothers quality yet, but at least it has fewer attacks running against it). 2. That when the little bastards who write this shit get caught, they get comunity service and minimal restitution.
We don't need draconian laws regarding privacy, registering "Hackers" DNA samples, etc. What we do need is stiff punishment for those who do cost us millions of dollars in bandwidth and support time. Has anyone calculated how expensive the four biggest MS targeted attacks(ILOVEYOU, SirCAM, Sadmind/Code Red/Nimda, Anna Kournikova) were, I'd gamble it be enough to stuff a few pineapples up Bin Laden's ass.
</div>
Time for a beer
sorry I had to go OT, but as for your sig, SDI is not a rehash of the Ligne Maginot (Maginot line, for those of you who don't read french), unless of course W and those who follow him leave a gap in the coverage the size of belgum. Oh yeah, for SDI to be such a monumental failure, there would have been an attack that should have destroyed said dumbass nation launched in this same area within the last 20 years. The benefits of the US staying out of WWI would have been huge, and frankly would have saved millions of lives, across the world, not to mention removing the wart known as the French from the planet. Hell, wilson should have let the Kaiser have Quebec, just to fully get rid of those frog bastards. Flame me, moderate me, I don't care, I don't understand why we in the US keep bailing those frogs out.
Since when was burger King good at purchase? Oh well, at least its not E-Coli in the Box. I'll take the world famous Dovies of Tompkinsville for a burger any day.
I traded sports cards for a while and did not play magic, but I seem to remember the publisher selling update sets that totally devalued some of the early edition "rare/powerful" cards, creating mega-ultra-super rare cards that blew those out of the water .
This site has details about the MOLTAR project affiliated with the University of Kentucky LUG. The jist of it is a GI joe motorized tank with a web cam for demo's and drawing ooh's and aah's from the crowd.
Hey that gives me an idea someone should pitch to TechTV, give Tux his own saturday morning cartoon, beating script kiddies and crackers with the power of open source, they could make John C. Dvorak the village idiot/comic relief, it would be good for a 10 share.
there was also a port to the original NES, its dificult to find on ROM sites though. Thrust Parry Thrust Parry. What was great about that game is that you selected fencing as your skill, kept one piss-ant sloop in your fleet, crash^?^?^?^?^?board the bad guys ship and beat him senseless, keep the rest in big ships for crew and transport, a cake walk game
Can't forget the Linus "Sexier than Elvis" Torvalds print ads in PC Mag, I laughed my ass off the first time i saw that one.
Other than matrox and expensive business(CAD/CAM, dedicated video renderers) cards, what other card manufacturers are left?
Avoid allied Tellesyn like the plague, stick with reputable card manufacturers (3com cards are a cakewalk). We recieved a truckload of AT cards loose in crates with boxes in separate crates, no anti-staic bags to be seen.
I assisted with the @home roll out at UK, it really pissed me off that the Insight technicians that did our job off campus got paid double what we did, but it was a good experience, especially the girl with the ancient Packard bell that I had to saw through the case to add a nic (One of our other techs had stripped every one of the case screws).