why were these users upgrading thier Tivo's when they worked fine the way they where? why are these users "using" tivo software that is released ONLY to assist subscribed users? I don't think Tivo has to support the users that use the Tivo as a VCR in thier software updates, that's not what the device was designed for.
well, Martin Luther was excomunicated from the Church. Excomunication was considered the worst thing possible then because of the Church's hold on what was thought to be the only way to God. However, that is not the belief today.
The Co$ seems to enjoy perverting US law and hiding "church" documents from prospective members untill such time as the new members brain has had a major washing and allows them to believe in space cooties and other such nonsence.
It amazes me to no end the number of "famous" actor people that have joined Co$. Is Hollywood becoming a town with a Blacklist? If your not Co$, no work for you?
Boy, that would have been a kick if IBM went with the 68000 and Apple picked the 8088 back when the choice presented itself.... We would all be laughing at the Apple users with thier 1.8Ghz cpus that couldn't keep up with our 500Mhz machines, instead of the other way around...
You just described a Cobalt MIPS system, except for the price. $300 isn't going to be a large enough return on the product to make it viable in the long run, unless it's a turnkey system with a *large* manditory service contract.
You could use Dialpad and have free long distance over your cable connection. Since I started using this, AT&T only bills me when my phone charges total over $60... around every three months. The no cost to me long distance is very much worth having to look at ads that I never click on.
I needed to edit the mc file to allow connections from outside
dnl This changes sendmail to only listen on the loopback device 127.0.0.1
dnl and not on any other network devices. Comment this out if you want
dnl to accept email over the network.
dnl DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=smtp,Addr=127.0.0.1, Name=MTA')
It's easy. Run the lynx -source http://go-gnome.com |sh, then look at the URL were you get the installer from and use the same akamai url to download in place of the http://red-carpet.ximian.com link
the one I used was http://a1220.g.akamai.net/7/1220/1405/200104232327 52/red-carpet.ximian.com/
I'm not really sure how this is different from thin clients except for the seperate "CPU Blade" for each desktop.
Wouldn't a terminal server with thin clients do the same thing? I'd much rather have a room of thins and the student/worker/whatever walk in, swipe a card in a card reader and have the desktop they left eariler just as is was.
The "kiddies" will play what they think is cool, and what is "cool" is defined by what peers and the gaming mags say. Gaming mags are writen for adults and what adults think is "cool." There for, the "kiddies" will think games in the mags are "cool" because adult (teens) think the games are "cool."
I couldn't agree more. However, it IS the parent's job to make sure they don't raise the kids to be assholes. Unfortunatly, the kids that are the assholes have parents who were exactly like them when they were in high school and see nothing wrong with dunking the nerds head in the toliet during gym or stuffing the kid in a locker. They are the parents who brush it off by saying "Kids will be kids" rather than dealing with it.
I feel sorry for the shooters, because they were the ones that needed the most help and the system failed THEM.
Do we blame the alcohol industry when someone dies as a result of drunk driving? Do we blame the knife industry every time someone uses a butcher knife in a slaying?
But from what I recall, the kids at Columbine were using guns, not retail copies of Doom or Quake.
Come to think of it, I wonder if anyone has been killed by software, save military applications for targetting and such.
I'm not trying to be an ass or anything, but it's one thing to sue the makers of the knife used, it's another to sue the maker of something the killer might have used in daily life. It is akin to sueing Kellogg's because the killer's ate Frosted Flakes for breakfast that morning.
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RHAT is the stock ticker symbol for Red Hat... so that isn't spelled wrong.
:)
However, pretty much everything else on the front page is.
Most of the time, it's not the web serving software that dies, but rather the connection to the internet that gets saturated.
why were these users upgrading thier Tivo's when they worked fine the way they where? why are these users "using" tivo software that is released ONLY to assist subscribed users? I don't think Tivo has to support the users that use the Tivo as a VCR in thier software updates, that's not what the device was designed for.
Streaming Ogg Vorbis(sp?) would be better... but do you think that NPR is going to use anything other than the top one or two solutions?
well, if I read my GPL right, it's not the book that you get for free, it's the source
I imagine he could put up a page on how to make paper, make ink, how to write, and a HowTo on not being a total jackass.
Then you could try to make (live) his product (life - autobiography).
Cheers
Same reason she keeps saying "Trans-MEAT-a"
I downloaded the "free" comunity supported version of 8 about a month ago.
What other version is it going to be in?
you can find all sorts of info on IPv6, including how to connect to an IPv6 over IPv4 network that exists now at 6bone.net
I think a religion by Doug Adams would have been really kick ass! :)
well, Martin Luther was excomunicated from the Church. Excomunication was considered the worst thing possible then because of the Church's hold on what was thought to be the only way to God. However, that is not the belief today.
The Co$ seems to enjoy perverting US law and hiding "church" documents from prospective members untill such time as the new members brain has had a major washing and allows them to believe in space cooties and other such nonsence.
It amazes me to no end the number of "famous" actor people that have joined Co$. Is Hollywood becoming a town with a Blacklist? If your not Co$, no work for you?
Boy, that would have been a kick if IBM went with the 68000 and Apple picked the 8088 back when the choice presented itself.... We would all be laughing at the Apple users with thier 1.8Ghz cpus that couldn't keep up with our 500Mhz machines, instead of the other way around...
Something to think about
You just described a Cobalt MIPS system, except for the price. $300 isn't going to be a large enough return on the product to make it viable in the long run, unless it's a turnkey system with a *large* manditory service contract.
So that I can have a standard system around all the platforms I have. That's why I've linux on my USparc.
You could use Dialpad and have free long distance over your cable connection. Since I started using this, AT&T only bills me when my phone charges total over $60 ... around every three months. The no cost to me long distance is very much worth having to look at ads that I never click on.
Jedi hand wave "These are not the tech jobs you are looking for...."
My grandpa has prior art on this.
bah, any distro can be secure or insecure... just matters how much you put to it
and now, most have a firewall setup on install, EVEN redhat 7.1
I did
I needed to edit the mc file to allow connections from outside
dnl This changes sendmail to only listen on the loopback device 127.0.0.1
dnl and not on any other network devices. Comment this out if you want
dnl to accept email over the network.
dnl DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=smtp,Addr=127.0.0.1, Name=MTA')
download and burn all the rpms from Ximian and download the installer, then gunzip it and run the installer and tell it that the rpms are "local"
I've not had any trouble with my terminal getting screwed up... I use kterminal and it gives me fixed-courer just fine
the one I used was http://a1220.g.akamai.net/7/1220/1405/200104232327 52/red-carpet.ximian.com/
I'm not really sure how this is different from thin clients except for the seperate "CPU Blade" for each desktop.
Wouldn't a terminal server with thin clients do the same thing? I'd much rather have a room of thins and the student/worker/whatever walk in, swipe a card in a card reader and have the desktop they left eariler just as is was.
"Cool" is highly overreated.
I feel sorry for the shooters, because they were the ones that needed the most help and the system failed THEM.
Come to think of it, I wonder if anyone has been killed by software, save military applications for targetting and such.
I'm not trying to be an ass or anything, but it's one thing to sue the makers of the knife used, it's another to sue the maker of something the killer might have used in daily life. It is akin to sueing Kellogg's because the killer's ate Frosted Flakes for breakfast that morning.