it shows you don't have any kids ask any parent with kids how many times they watch those Disney animated movies... and ask them how many tapes/DVD they had to buy again due to accidental destruction from kids usage of thee
and I can tell you from experience that processing large volumes of XML (or any text-based markup format, for that matter) is extremely expensive in terms of processor and memory resource usage
neither of which is really a problem throw an unused ascii-something at it and you should be fine
besides, the 6bone is obsolete as described in http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3701.txt?number=3701 The 6bone was a test network. it has served it's useful purpose, but now isn't needed anymore, as the production IPv6 network is currently undergoing deployment.
IPv6 users will only be able to use "passive" protocols (say goodbye to DCC transfers on IRC, and lots of multiplayer games)
Bullshit. on the contrary, IPv6 will allow multiple people behind that firewall to have dcc transfers, and do ftp much more easily. no more ftp or irc modules required to nat shit around, no more H323 gateways and gatekeepers needed because person A in his 192.168.0.foo network can't connect directly to your 192.168.0.foo machine on your own network (duh, to his H323 client, this would be like connecting to localhost)
Lastly, who wants to remember an IP address like 2001:0db8:85a3:08d3:1319:8a2e:0370:7334/64
guess you ultimately don't know jack about what you think you're talking about. hey, dude, that's what DNS has been designed for. see, if your computing skills were about half of what your BS-spouting skills are, you would have noticed by now that the docs refer to AAAA records to store that info for you. besides, the router affecting the IPv6 addresses with dhcp would also serve as your dns server, and store that info. Whenever your box asks it's IPv6 address to the router in question, it says
machine1: hello, I'm foo.bar.baz, what's my IP ? router: ok, foo, your ip is 2001:0db8:85a3:08d3:1319:8a2e:0370:7334/64
now, machine2 wants to communicate with machine1
machine2: hello, it seems you are the manager for bar.baz, what's the address of foo ? router: erh, lemme look... there it is. foo is 2001:0db8:85a3:08d3:1319:8a2e:0370:7334/64
now, can you explain where you see a human being remembering the address in question ?
wow, this video has been compressed to timestamp sizes. it shows as a 1.25*1 inch window on my monitor, and sounds worse than a cell phone conversation. in this day and age, I expected it to be at least 4 times bigger. this is ridiculous...
apparently, most airports use a windows box for each and every display (such as the ones showing the flight number at the gates). those seem to regularly crash, with nice BSODs that makes the airport look dumb. see for instance LAS (Las Vegas McCarran).
this includes also the totally useless invading of sovereign countries, fomenting coups in others (south & central america anyone) and tons of other similar crap
it's much simpler than that. take the electronics of a $200 monitor, composed of an interface card & the LCD itself. disconnect the LCD from the interface card, use the unencrypted data from the cable that goes to the LCD
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the text says the interface is 6 wires, so they are RJ12
but the banks might do well on the commission of converting Swiss Francs into Euros.
Not even. Since Switzerland is surrounded by EUR using countries, most shops accept both CHF and EUR currencies
or, they like to collect all versions of movies
for instance, "Demolition Man" has 2 versions
zone 1: they go to taco bell
other zones: they go to pizza hut
this being because there's no taco bell anywhere else
it shows you don't have any kids
ask any parent with kids how many times they watch those Disney animated movies...
and ask them how many tapes/DVD they had to buy again due to accidental destruction from kids usage of thee
and I can tell you from experience that processing large volumes of XML (or any text-based markup format, for that matter) is extremely expensive in terms of processor and memory resource usage
neither of which is really a problem
throw an unused ascii-something at it and you should be fine
dude, that doesn't work on my 64 bit machine...
besides, the 6bone is obsolete as described in http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3701.txt?number=3701
The 6bone was a test network. it has served it's useful purpose, but now isn't needed anymore, as the production IPv6 network is currently undergoing deployment.
it's me or this crap just looks like YET ANOTHER sweet deal for halliburton ?
guess you should have looked a little better.
http://www.sixxs.org/ is a fine tunnel broker.
it's well known that China is a big 10.0.0.0/8 network behind a big ass natting filter/firewall :D
IPv6 users will only be able to use "passive" protocols (say goodbye to DCC transfers on IRC, and lots of multiplayer games)
Bullshit.
on the contrary, IPv6 will allow multiple people behind that firewall to have dcc transfers, and do ftp much more easily. no more ftp or irc modules required to nat shit around, no more H323 gateways and gatekeepers needed because person A in his 192.168.0.foo network can't connect directly to your 192.168.0.foo machine on your own network (duh, to his H323 client, this would be like connecting to localhost)
Lastly, who wants to remember an IP address like 2001:0db8:85a3:08d3:1319:8a2e:0370:7334/64
guess you ultimately don't know jack about what you think you're talking about.
hey, dude, that's what DNS has been designed for.
see, if your computing skills were about half of what your BS-spouting skills are, you would have noticed by now that the docs refer to AAAA records to store that info for you. besides, the router affecting the IPv6 addresses with dhcp would also serve as your dns server, and store that info. Whenever your box asks it's IPv6 address to the router in question, it says
machine1: hello, I'm foo.bar.baz, what's my IP ?
router: ok, foo, your ip is 2001:0db8:85a3:08d3:1319:8a2e:0370:7334/64
now, machine2 wants to communicate with machine1
machine2: hello, it seems you are the manager for bar.baz, what's the address of foo ?
router: erh, lemme look... there it is. foo is 2001:0db8:85a3:08d3:1319:8a2e:0370:7334/64
now, can you explain where you see a human being remembering the address in question ?
wow, this video has been compressed to timestamp sizes.
it shows as a 1.25*1 inch window on my monitor, and sounds worse than a cell phone conversation.
in this day and age, I expected it to be at least 4 times bigger. this is ridiculous...
you're in for a wallet shock...
what you are looking for is manufactured by pro-video hardware companies.
the 2 items that come to mind right away are :
the Leitch Neo SuiteView
and
the Miranda Kaleido K2
both are over the 30K USD mark...
the inch is actually defined as 25.4 mm
Only in the USA...
Do cell phone providers use at least three totally incompatible technologies to piss off users
apparently, most airports use a windows box for each and every display (such as the ones showing the flight number at the gates). those seem to regularly crash, with nice BSODs that makes the airport look dumb. see for instance LAS (Las Vegas McCarran).
this includes also the totally useless invading of sovereign countries, fomenting coups in others (south & central america anyone) and tons of other similar crap
especially as the chinese will refuse to pay any patent royalties to the hollywood dumbfucks in question
it's much simpler than that.
take the electronics of a $200 monitor, composed of an interface card & the LCD itself.
disconnect the LCD from the interface card, use the unencrypted data from the cable that goes to the LCD
you're wrong.
you need pro hardware, such as http://www.aja.com/products_kona.html
that will do the trick pretty easily.
I'm personnally gearing up & buying pro-hardware for my video needs, as I'm pretty sure that one will be DRM-shit less
yeah. go to the event wearing a pepsi bikini... then sue them for sexual abuse when they try to rip the thing off
tried roadster ?
my carpc is based on gentoo ...
http://adsl.free.fr/ offers a DSL modem with voice, video, internet and wifi...
would this be part (just like the master password thing) of the hole designed in the thing by cisco for the NSA to access any and all routers ?