I'd like to point out that I'm not a US citizen, I don't live in the US, I've never been to the US and the US Govt cannot assign away anything that is mine to a US organisation. In fact I am going to change the copyright of my music to state that it is open to be copied, played (on any device), sampled provided the copyright is attributed EXCEPT by any agent, member or affiliate of the RIAA.
I have a very strong dislike of this crowd, and they have absolutely no right to collect royalties on anything I produce or allow to be played by on an Internet radio station.
Before a moved to Australia I visited with my family for a holiday. Every airport we went through within Australia I would always be "randomly" selected for bomb screening while the rest of my family (sister and parents) where never stopped once, of course the person doing the selecting would stress that it was "random" and not profiling.
If you read the artical you would see that they are not claiming they invented TCP offload, but adding support for UDP offload (as most games use UDP and not TCP).
Although in saying that, I can't really see how this card is going to make much difference over the internet. Your connection or the configuration of your ISP is more likely to be where the lag is introduced rather than your NIC.
Now if only Nokia would privide linux driver support (or at least technical documentation) for their USB sync cables. Being able to send text messages via a nokia phone from linux would be very handy.
Have you tried simply going to the contact us section of your banks website and politly telling them that there website doesn't work in a browser other than IE?
I found the website of a local travel agent didn't work correctly in FireFox, I sent a polite email to the company and now it works perfectly.
Complaining on/. without actually trying to get the problem resolved isn't going to solve anything.
This is very similar to the memory usage comparisons between Internet Explorer and Firefox. IE using native windows controls (and much of it's codebase intergrated into windows) and Firefox rendering it's own widgets, although K-Meleon (a browser that uses the gecko engine but with native windows controls) uses a simlar amount of memory as IE and loads just as fast.
One of my eyes was damaged when I was around 18 months old. I wonder if this technology could be used to replace that eye with something that can actually see. Ideally your'd want the entire thing built into your head. The future is promising...
I have used a VIA epia-m as a media center for a while now, has more than enough processing power to handle video decoding, has on board tv-out and sound and doesn't have any fans. Do you really need to use a processor that doubles as a heater to decode video or is that just to run windows. =o)
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MAudio Delta 44 works great. If you want more channels add in another one. Can pick these up brand new for around $300AU.
I've heard them all, of course the person who usually tells the joke couldn't play the drums to save their life.
I'd like to point out that I'm not a US citizen, I don't live in the US, I've never been to the US and the US Govt cannot assign away anything that is mine to a US organisation. In fact I am going to change the copyright of my music to state that it is open to be copied, played (on any device), sampled provided the copyright is attributed EXCEPT by any agent, member or affiliate of the RIAA.
I have a very strong dislike of this crowd, and they have absolutely no right to collect royalties on anything I produce or allow to be played by on an Internet radio station.
Or you do some planning, and have some overlap between moving out of one place and into another.
The worst is overuse of transparency and flash. Brings a A64 X2 to it's knees.
Imagine how much fear a group scare monger's can spread by twisting facts.
Can you say http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirty_bomb ?
Before a moved to Australia I visited with my family for a holiday. Every airport we went through within Australia I would always be "randomly" selected for bomb screening while the rest of my family (sister and parents) where never stopped once, of course the person doing the selecting would stress that it was "random" and not profiling.
If you read the artical you would see that they are not claiming they invented TCP offload, but adding support for UDP offload (as most games use UDP and not TCP).
Although in saying that, I can't really see how this card is going to make much difference over the internet. Your connection or the configuration of your ISP is more likely to be where the lag is introduced rather than your NIC.
You can just buy snap on covers that do exactly that. I used to use them on all my ethernet cables.
Having recently moved to Australia (from NZ), sorry but Aussie chicks are hotter. =oP
Now if only Nokia would privide linux driver support (or at least technical documentation) for their USB sync cables. Being able to send text messages via a nokia phone from linux would be very handy.
Of course how much faster can you go? If you go too fast suddenly you start getting very heavy/light (depending on direction).
Have you tried simply going to the contact us section of your banks website and politly telling them that there website doesn't work in a browser other than IE?
/. without actually trying to get the problem resolved isn't going to solve anything.
I found the website of a local travel agent didn't work correctly in FireFox, I sent a polite email to the company and now it works perfectly.
Complaining on
This is very similar to the memory usage comparisons between Internet Explorer and Firefox. IE using native windows controls (and much of it's codebase intergrated into windows) and Firefox rendering it's own widgets, although K-Meleon (a browser that uses the gecko engine but with native windows controls) uses a simlar amount of memory as IE and loads just as fast.
I have to agree, I was very frustrated to find that I could not sync my Nokia phone on linux. The USB cable is not supported at all.
Quote from one of the short stories was something along the lines of "The others tried to climb out, I made my own way out."
One of my eyes was damaged when I was around 18 months old. I wonder if this technology could be used to replace that eye with something that can actually see. Ideally your'd want the entire thing built into your head. The future is promising...
Well there is always Telstra.
10Mbps downstream/1024kbps upstream
10GB of monthly traffic
$140NZD/month, pretty much the same price just smaller download cap.
I have used a VIA epia-m as a media center for a while now, has more than enough processing power to handle video decoding, has on board tv-out and sound and doesn't have any fans. Do you really need to use a processor that doubles as a heater to decode video or is that just to run windows. =o)