which probably equates to a good uninterruptible power supply (UPS), giving about 30mins to 1 hour of battery time if this bad boy runs at full overclocked and full power speeds.
If the security hole introduced intentionally with malice, or nothing is done about a known security bug, then getting sued maybe on the cards... It depends on the impact the security hole...eg privacy or information breach.
If the security hole was introduced without malice or fixed in time, or does not have major impact (ie affects only test data, or performance...), then you're unlikely to have a case for litigation.
My 386DX has an external Maths Coprocessor, => can only do floating point functions:( However mine's now a bit faster overclocked it from 33Mhz to 52Mhz... your one does how 5.2 Ghz -> Sure my M series superseeds your G series..right?........ right?
....Jack Thompson has already threatened Slashdot with a US$100 million lawsuit, saying that if the "news for nerd" site does not filter and removing any angry postings made by its' members.....
He showed us all about what the wild was about..very intense and exciting and that was reflected in his personality. A man who was passionate about his work, his fellow people, and the environment. Though this was an unfortunate event, it just shows that we must respect not just the wildest of animals that can kill, but those that we share our environment with, including ourselves.
So Steve...'respect' - thanks for all the work you and your family have achieved. The legacy will live on. A true blue Aussie. RIP mate.
Notice how the article mentions everything but the battery life...
With all that high spec dual core processor, gfx card, big 30% brighter lcd screen, simulateous virus scanning, burning cds and all the wizbang gizmos...I think it's more of a 'desktop replacement' than a 'notebook'.
If you are doing word processing good, if you're playing, have a power socket nearby.
From the article:...The T2600 can't quite take the overall performance crown from the likes of the Athlon 64 FX-60 or the X2 4800+, but jeez, it's startlingly close....
Given the T2600 runs at 2.16ghz
Compare this to
AMD 4800+ 2.4ghz
it really does seem the 'Mhz = performance' is well and truely over...and for the first time Intel seems to be saying to AMD "We too can play your Mhz mean 'nuffin game'"
Again...the test results maybe affected by the chipsets used for the different processor architectures, which in turn affected the the types of memory used (DDR2/DDR) etc etc...
"...like China, a place where lots of piracy goes on without being taken seriously? If so, we can't expect the reverse-copyright jujitsu of the GPL to be taken seriously in their legal system either."
Ahhh but in China, I would assume they treat GPL seriously: You see, because all GPL source belongs to the "PEOPLE"......of China....
hmmmm...yes....I mean no...I mean.......move along nothing to see here!
As I ex-bartender/waiter (blah blah long time ago)... It's all to do with the bubbles/throth/thewhitelayerthingymagig. How you pour the beer in determines how the liquid flows into the glass. The smoother the flow and less disturbance of the pour, the less bubbles (CO2) you are going to get formed. You can see this when you pour cola into a glass as well! IMHO is that short, wide glasses (if you pour it right),tend to make for this smooth flow of liquid, hence less bubbles. One is more more likely to distuble the pour of the liquid in a Tall, narrow glasses of the same volume - hence leading to more bubbles and less grog.
-Go out shopping for food, supplies *tick* -Take vehicle for preventative repairs/maintenance (done...sort of) -Fill up vehicle *tick* -Check tires (give it a kick) -Blast off *tick* -arrive at camp site -Unload food and supplies *tick* -Check vehicle still okay (done...issues found)
* had to go underbonnet to remove some stuff
* inspected paint job near windscreen? -Clean up room -Bag trash-rubbish, put back into vehicle *tick* -Depart camp site *tick* -Arrive home
...2 1/2 years worth of trash into the shuttle's payload bay...
Here in Syd, Australia, residents are required to sort the trash. General rubbish (red bin) recyclable material (yellow bin) Garden and plant material (green bin)
Just interested to know if the ISS trash was sorted?
For those of us with Dynamic IP addresses: there always been those times where you get that one bad bad 'black-listed' IP (previously used for spamming, haxing etc).
Worse still, 'black-list' blocks not JUST only the IP, but entire subnets or IP ranges...you spend a whole friggen day debugging your network-router-firewall setup and spend the rest of the week arguing with your ISP about who's fault it is.
Solutions: ifconfig/renew? - sometimes does not work due to DHCP server keeps on serving you the same IP based on your MAC ADDR, and you are forced to wait for expiry lease to lapse. change MAC address? - an option, as 'most' routers can 'spoof' MAC addresses.
* Getting those special hole punchers and converting those 5 1/4" 360KB floppys to instant 720KB- Instant double density!
* Buying a special pack of 10 x 3 1/2 1.44 SONY (We're talking branded!!) for $15. - bargain!
* Those cool programs that you could execute and make your floppy [drive] play a tune by it issuing commands to the seek mechanism of the drive. (eg. Happy Birthday, Silent Night, etc etc)
*..."Insert disk 2 of disk 30, press any key to continue"
* OPERATING SYSTEM NOT FOUND...Insert Disk to Continue...Ahhh the memories.
Slashdot Mirror
which probably equates to a good uninterruptible power supply (UPS), giving about 30mins to 1 hour of battery time if this bad boy runs at full overclocked and full power speeds.
If the security hole introduced intentionally with malice, or nothing is done about a known security bug, then getting sued maybe on the cards...
It depends on the impact the security hole...eg privacy or information breach.
If the security hole was introduced without malice or fixed in time, or does not have major impact (ie affects only test data, or performance...), then you're unlikely to have a case for litigation.
May God have mercy for all.
The 3 GEEs and the WI-FIs... ....oh but I guess you really meant BEE GEEs and the HI-FIs??!?!
My 386DX has an external Maths Coprocessor, => can only do floating point functions :( ... your one does how 5.2 Ghz -> Sure my M series superseeds your G series..right?.... ....
However mine's now a bit faster overclocked it from 33Mhz to 52Mhz
right?
....Jack Thompson has already threatened Slashdot with a US$100 million lawsuit, saying that if the "news for nerd" site does not filter and removing any angry postings made by its' members.....
No 'karma' for 'sutra'
Do I get less junk mail in my letter box at home these days?
Do I get less call centre calls to my phone during dinner these days?
You get less if there are regulatory or filter restrictions in place. Doesn't reduce the number of people/organizations sending out or calling.
He showed us all about what the wild was about..very intense and exciting and that was reflected in his personality.
A man who was passionate about his work, his fellow people, and the environment.
Though this was an unfortunate event, it just shows that we must respect not just the wildest of animals that can kill, but those that we share our environment with, including ourselves.
So Steve...'respect' - thanks for all the work you and your family have achieved. The legacy will live on.
A true blue Aussie.
RIP mate.
No need to join because:
Oracle Still Diggs Linux
Notice how the article mentions everything but the battery life...
With all that high spec dual core processor, gfx card, big 30% brighter lcd screen, simulateous virus scanning, burning cds and all the wizbang gizmos...I think it's more of a 'desktop replacement' than a 'notebook'.
If you are doing word processing good, if you're playing, have a power socket nearby.
From the article: ...The T2600 can't quite take the overall performance crown from the likes of the Athlon 64 FX-60 or the X2 4800+, but jeez, it's startlingly close....
Given the T2600 runs at 2.16ghz
Compare this to
AMD 4800+ 2.4ghz
it really does seem the 'Mhz = performance' is well and truely over...and for the first time Intel seems to be saying to AMD "We too can play your Mhz mean 'nuffin game'"
Again...the test results maybe affected by the chipsets used for the different processor architectures, which in turn affected the the types of memory used (DDR2/DDR) etc etc...
Interesting cycle.
"...like China, a place where lots of piracy goes on without being taken seriously? If so, we can't expect the reverse-copyright jujitsu of the GPL to be taken seriously in their legal system either."
...of China....
...move along nothing to see here!
Ahhh but in China, I would assume they treat GPL seriously:
You see, because all GPL source belongs to the "PEOPLE"...
hmmmm...yes....I mean no...I mean....
One is more more likely to distuble ...
disturb
- Sorry.
As I ex-bartender/waiter (blah blah long time ago)...
It's all to do with the bubbles/throth/thewhitelayerthingymagig. How you pour the beer in determines how the liquid flows into the glass. The smoother the flow and less disturbance of the pour, the less bubbles (CO2) you are going to get formed. You can see this when you pour cola into a glass as well! IMHO is that short, wide glasses (if you pour it right),tend to make for this smooth flow of liquid, hence less bubbles. One is more more likely to distuble the pour of the liquid in a Tall, narrow glasses of the same volume - hence leading to more bubbles and less grog.
-- It's all in the Technique and bubbles.
...never looked sooo good.
or mirror
Is this bad, unethical, or in any way illegal? What's the big deal? Why the slashdot story?
Why?!?! Do you know who you are questioning Boooy??? Because CowboyNeal says it is a *BIG DEAL* that's why!
- Nothing to see, move along.
Seems more like an 'itinerary'...but anyways...
-Go out shopping for food, supplies *tick*
-Take vehicle for preventative repairs/maintenance (done...sort of)
-Fill up vehicle *tick*
-Check tires (give it a kick)
-Blast off *tick*
-arrive at camp site
-Unload food and supplies *tick*
-Check vehicle still okay (done...issues found)
* had to go underbonnet to remove some stuff
* inspected paint job near windscreen?
-Clean up room
-Bag trash-rubbish, put back into vehicle *tick*
-Depart camp site *tick*
-Arrive home
(and that's the weekend!)
...2 1/2 years worth of trash into the shuttle's payload bay...
Here in Syd, Australia, residents are required to sort the trash.
General rubbish (red bin)
recyclable material (yellow bin)
Garden and plant material (green bin)
Just interested to know if the ISS trash was sorted?
For those of us with Dynamic IP addresses: there always been those times where you get that one bad bad 'black-listed' IP (previously used for spamming, haxing etc).
/renew? - sometimes does not work due to DHCP server keeps on serving you the same IP based on your MAC ADDR, and you are forced to wait for expiry lease to lapse.
Worse still, 'black-list' blocks not JUST only the IP, but entire subnets or IP ranges...you spend a whole friggen day debugging your network-router-firewall setup and spend the rest of the week arguing with your ISP about who's fault it is.
Solutions:
ifconfig
change MAC address? - an option, as 'most' routers can 'spoof' MAC addresses.
See it here"
In this case:
TheGeek: I'm going to plug in this USB device.
TheGeek (take aback): Woooooaoooooo!!!
Bill: Urmm..hehee, yes...that's the single sign on feature we have.
"She's running at 120% Captain..."
"Ach! If I give 'er any more she'll blow, Captain!"
Thanks for giving us hardcore overclockers and tweakers a such a great quote to remember you by.
We should all reply:
"She'll be fine Scotty..." *wink*
RIP mate.
Here are just some things I can think of:
..."Insert disk 2 of disk 30, press any key to continue"
...Ahhh the memories.
* Getting those special hole punchers and converting those 5 1/4" 360KB floppys to instant 720KB- Instant double density!
* Buying a special pack of 10 x 3 1/2 1.44 SONY (We're talking branded!!) for $15. - bargain!
* Those cool programs that you could execute and make your floppy [drive] play a tune by it issuing commands to the seek mechanism of the drive. (eg. Happy Birthday, Silent Night, etc etc)
*
* OPERATING SYSTEM NOT FOUND...Insert Disk to Continue