Give them the same name as their hardware address. Sure, it will be ugly at first, but there are some great benefits. Setting up routers and debugging networking toubles will be a breeze since most swithches label the machine attached to each port by hardware address, not IP. Maintaining dhcp tables will also be much easier. Another benefit is the ability to tell which platform you are using just by the HW address, since each NIC manufacturer has their own block of MAC address space.
I would assume that the PS2 is included in Sony's hardware profits. And we all know that the video game industry is much more profitable than the music/movie industries.
Also, I bet Sony's hardware division would just love it if everybody's everything had to be redesigned to support DRM (the M stands for mDenial) because it would remove many competitors and older (yet better in a price/performance comparison) products out of the market.
...then they should release their products in an analog format! They should have to change, not the rest of the world. They made a decision to go digital, and they could choose to revert to analog. If you don't like the game, you don't get to change the rules for the other players. Your only option is to quit and play a different game.
Tom's hardware is completely shafting AMD and the benchmarks are horribly misleading. Look at marks for the AMD XP 2000+ vs. the P42200. The Athlon kicks it's ass! Rating for rating, AMD is clearly on top if you look at the comparable chips in the middle of the chart.
Also, the 2666mhz P4 is using rambus's 533mhz rimms-a product that is essentially vaporware at this point since Tom's is apparently the only place with a chipset for it. But look! The athlon is using DDR 2100!!!! I mean, seriously, what the fuck? There is absolutly no excuse for not using DDR 2700 except to provide misleading benchmarks. PC-333 ram exists! Look it up on pricewatch, you can get some today, 533mhz RIMMs won't be available for months!
I think we should petition slashdot to give Tom's Hardware it's own catagory so I can just block it like I did to Katz.
In the coil, the power of a chemical reaction is converted to laser energy, and the weapon can carry on firing as long as its power source is intact.
The Navy uses nuclear reactors to power submarines and the Airforce already flies all over the place with nukes hanging by a couple of bolts under the wing, why not create a small nuclear reactor and put it in an unmanned drone aircraft. Slap some efficient electric motors on the propellors and you would be able to provide 100% uptime for a completely mobile platform to mount uber lasers on. Now imagine a beowulf cluster of these flying death squadrons equiped with eschelon/carnivore style listening equipment that has the distributed capacity to monitor, filter, digitize, and catagorize anything that the govornment had the slightest interest in. If you consider all that, then you will agree that there is no doubt: ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US!!!
No offense to humans, but most people are generally too friggin' stupid to understand how to set their VCR clocks. Just imagine what these idiots could fuck-up using a TiVo...
Next thing you know, he'll be kicking Dan Rather's Ass, calling him Kenneth, and demanding to know what frequency the feds are using to control his mind.
I had an algorithms class in college and we rewrote parts of the kernel using various algorithms and benchmarked the results. Of course, we usually made things slower, but I learned a lot.
Of course it's not *all* google's fault, but I really like the term "google effect". You gotta call it something, atleast it's not being called the "AOL Keyword" effect.
$100 for single-user mode is kinda spendy, I
wonder if init 6 costs extra? Hope not, if
it's as ustable as windows. I'm assuming run-level
3 is also available?</joke>
So the new iMac is basically a laptop without batteries. Gee, I better preorder.
(don't mod me down as a troll for telling the truth)
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I'm sure they meant linux. When I worked at HP, there was a big linux hype going on internally. I personally had the pleasure of fdisking 2 IIS servers that my development team used and installing linux, samba, and apache. Also, when I was at the Linux World Expo in San Jose about a year ago, HP had the biggest booth there (if you are the type to think that size matters).
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It's got a 2MB footprint (12MB with java plugin, uses 1/10 the RAM and is 10 times as fast. It's also compatible with any Netscape plugin, in fact you don't even need to reinstall them. Just point Opera at your Netscape plugin directory.
You are supposed to pay for it, but it's pretty damn easy to find serialz on Google.
Best of all, if approved by the Federal Communications Commission, the technology would not require the huge expense of purchasing the right to broadcast on a licensed frequency
Actually, that's why the FCC won't approve it. Think of the revenue they would loose.
This did not come out of russia. David McNab says so right here.
He also says...
The Russian URL is just a redirector.
The site is hosted in the USA, at
http://thehealingbreath.com/freeweb.
The program was developed entirely in New Zealand.
Over 98 percent of the genome appears to be inactive, consisting of "non-coding regions," and some dismiss it as "junk DNA." (Not Collins or Venter, however, who say we just don't know what it does.)
1) Replace "genome" and "DNA" with "Source Code"
2) Use italic text to describe MS application of your choice
Mind you, this is on dirt which is not where a snowmobile is supposed to be driven. Imagine that thing on snow?!
Offtopic, yes, but it would probably be slower in snow. I'd imagine that you would get better traction on dirt (esp. with a studded track, which I'm sure it had) and no more drag from the skis since they would still be a foot off the ground well past 60mph.
The snake game is also a good time killer when you've got too much freeway in front of you. Good thing you can play it 1-handed or I'd have to steer with my knees.
I'm typing this using Opera 5.0 on a 33mhz 386dx with 8MB ram, 500MB hard drive, Windows 95, and a top-o-the-1993-line super VGA monitor. Maybe you should try Opera again, it really doesn't have much of a footpring if you don't install the Java VM, the whole program is under 2 megs. BTW, it's now free.
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Give them the same name as their hardware address. Sure, it will be ugly at first, but there are some great benefits. Setting up routers and debugging networking toubles will be a breeze since most swithches label the machine attached to each port by hardware address, not IP. Maintaining dhcp tables will also be much easier. Another benefit is the ability to tell which platform you are using just by the HW address, since each NIC manufacturer has their own block of MAC address space.
I would assume that the PS2 is included in Sony's hardware profits. And we all know that the video game industry is much more profitable than the music/movie industries.
Also, I bet Sony's hardware division would just love it if everybody's everything had to be redesigned to support DRM (the M stands for mDenial) because it would remove many competitors and older (yet better in a price/performance comparison) products out of the market.
...then they should release their products in an analog format! They should have to change, not the rest of the world. They made a decision to go digital, and they could choose to revert to analog. If you don't like the game, you don't get to change the rules for the other players. Your only option is to quit and play a different game.
And the symetric keys netscape uses don't depend on factoring primes ...
;
to be secure
Good, because here's a script I wrote that factors any prime number in constant time:
#/usr/local/bin/perl5 -w
print "Please enter a prime number";
chomp($prime = <STDIN>)
print "The factors of $prime are $prime and 1";
exit(0);
Of course, you really DO need to input a prime for it to work.
Tom's hardware is completely shafting AMD and the benchmarks are horribly misleading. Look at marks for the AMD XP 2000+ vs. the P42200. The Athlon kicks it's ass! Rating for rating, AMD is clearly on top if you look at the comparable chips in the middle of the chart.
Also, the 2666mhz P4 is using rambus's 533mhz rimms-a product that is essentially vaporware at this point since Tom's is apparently the only place with a chipset for it. But look! The athlon is using DDR 2100!!!! I mean, seriously, what the fuck? There is absolutly no excuse for not using DDR 2700 except to provide misleading benchmarks. PC-333 ram exists! Look it up on pricewatch, you can get some today, 533mhz RIMMs won't be available for months!
I think we should petition slashdot to give Tom's Hardware it's own catagory so I can just block it like I did to Katz.
...I'll continue to have an inbox filled with pr0n spam. How is that news?
Hopefully, it will all come from the same domain or sender so it's easily filtered.
You claim that you cannot afford HDTV, and you propose a trip to Europe as an alternative. Gee, that sounds like a cheap alternative.
from the article...
In the coil, the power of a chemical reaction is converted to laser energy, and the weapon can carry on firing as long as its power source is intact.
The Navy uses nuclear reactors to power submarines and the Airforce already flies all over the place with nukes hanging by a couple of bolts under the wing, why not create a small nuclear reactor and put it in an unmanned drone aircraft. Slap some efficient electric motors on the propellors and you would be able to provide 100% uptime for a completely mobile platform to mount uber lasers on. Now imagine a beowulf cluster of these flying death squadrons equiped with eschelon/carnivore style listening equipment that has the distributed capacity to monitor, filter, digitize, and catagorize anything that the govornment had the slightest interest in. If you consider all that, then you will agree that there is no doubt: ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US!!!
Yep, it's $400 now. Must have been an error.
No offense to humans, but most people are generally too friggin' stupid to understand how to set their VCR clocks. Just imagine what these idiots could fuck-up using a TiVo...
Well, certianly not the clock. It uses Network Time Protocol
Next thing you know, he'll be kicking Dan Rather's Ass, calling him Kenneth, and demanding to know what frequency the feds are using to control his mind.
What a nut.
I had an algorithms class in college and we rewrote parts of the kernel using various algorithms and benchmarked the results. Of course, we usually made things slower, but I learned a lot.
Of course it's not *all* google's fault, but I really like the term "google effect". You gotta call it something, atleast it's not being called the "AOL Keyword" effect.
Anyone got a mirror? It seems that securityfocus.com is suffering from a DDoS attack.
$100 for single-user mode is kinda spendy, I
wonder if init 6 costs extra? Hope not, if
it's as ustable as windows. I'm assuming run-level
3 is also available?</joke>
So the new iMac is basically a laptop without batteries. Gee, I better preorder.
(don't mod me down as a troll for telling the truth)
I'm sure they meant linux. When I worked at HP, there was a big linux hype going on internally. I personally had the pleasure of fdisking 2 IIS servers that my development team used and installing linux, samba, and apache. Also, when I was at the Linux World Expo in San Jose about a year ago, HP had the biggest booth there (if you are the type to think that size matters).
Use Opera
It's got a 2MB footprint (12MB with java plugin, uses 1/10 the RAM and is 10 times as fast. It's also compatible with any Netscape plugin, in fact you don't even need to reinstall them. Just point Opera at your Netscape plugin directory.
You are supposed to pay for it, but it's pretty damn easy to find serialz on Google.
Opera works on Linux too.
Best of all, if approved by the Federal Communications Commission, the technology would not require the huge expense of purchasing the right to broadcast on a licensed frequency
Actually, that's why the FCC won't approve it. Think of the revenue they would loose.
Interesting that this came out of Russia.
This did not come out of russia. David McNab says so right here.
He also says...
The Russian URL is just a redirector.
The site is hosted in the USA, at http://thehealingbreath.com/freeweb.
The program was developed entirely in New Zealand.
Over 98 percent of the genome appears to be inactive, consisting of "non-coding regions," and some dismiss it as "junk DNA." (Not Collins or Venter, however, who say we just don't know what it does.)
1) Replace "genome" and "DNA" with "Source Code"
2) Use italic text to describe MS application of your choice
Mind you, this is on dirt which is not where a snowmobile is supposed to be driven. Imagine that thing on snow?!
Offtopic, yes, but it would probably be slower in snow. I'd imagine that you would get better traction on dirt (esp. with a studded track, which I'm sure it had) and no more drag from the skis since they would still be a foot off the ground well past 60mph.
don't flame me, I know I'm an idiot
The snake game is also a good time killer when you've got too much freeway in front of you. Good thing you can play it 1-handed or I'd have to steer with my knees.
I'm typing this using Opera 5.0 on a 33mhz 386dx with 8MB ram, 500MB hard drive, Windows 95, and a top-o-the-1993-line super VGA monitor. Maybe you should try Opera again, it really doesn't have much of a footpring if you don't install the Java VM, the whole program is under 2 megs. BTW, it's now free.
Concerts, dude.
For 2920 of the last 3000 years, musicians have made their living performing live.