This may be slightly off-topic, but I use OpenBSD as my router and soon plan on building a gaming machine. Has anyone had any experiences running multiplayer games through an OpenBSD gateway?
I've always thought that this acronym is akin to calling someone who works at Kentucky Fried Chicken a "Deep Fry Technician" or something. What do you think?
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Run Getadmin.exe on a (I believe) SP4 machine. You won't get admin, but you will get a nice BSOD.
My vote is still a toss-up between Jon Katz and Signal 11 ;)
Call it "The operating system formerly known as the operating system formerly knows as OSF/1"
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This may be slightly off-topic, but I use OpenBSD as my router and soon plan on building a gaming machine. Has anyone had any experiences running multiplayer games through an OpenBSD gateway?
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I take it you're speaking from personal experience...
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I've always thought that this acronym is akin to calling someone who works at Kentucky Fried Chicken a "Deep Fry Technician" or something. What do you think?