We need to stand behind our president whether he reads from a prompter or not. Not only is he a person of the utmost authority in the US, but a symbol of our freedom. We need to stick beside him and not speak harshly of him, even if you didn't vote for him. He's our president and our leader.
The CAT5 I work with has a range of only a couple 100 feet. I wonder how they're going to get around this? They would have to use fiber down the lines...
The more and more I read about P2P, the more it starts to sound like an internet within the internet. Can anyone post a model of just how we can ping someone across the net? I'm sure P2P is going to be solved with some form of decentralized hierarchy. The best machine get's the highest energy level. Like valence electrons or something. I fast machine(bandwidth first) would be higher on the heirarchy. Similar to an ISP. Your ISP has an ISP. His ISP has an ISP.... Instead of focusing on a centralized system of an individuals machine, we need to look at it like a bunch of protons/neutrons (fast machines) with a whole bunch of electrons(56k) floating around. or maybe go subatomic and work from the inside out. In reverse...
P2P makes things like (virii, pseudo-DOS attacks, etc.) so much worse right? One lone person could potential flood the whole network with just query searches. We wouldn't be much different then a network of Borgs. Melicious (sp?) acts, even stupid errors could bring so many problems to so me unwitting people.
The article said that Slashdot emphasized on them getting confiscated in violation of free speech. Slashdot is a starting to become a pulling machine and people are listening. Slash has got some pull.
I've noticed that we are relying to heavily on Linus to do what WE want him to do. Not necessarily doing it ourselves. I'd get pissed if I were him. It's hard enough for me to do something that I'm not passionate about (homework), let alone porting to something I don't use...
And just what energy are we going to use to make liquid N. I would think that the energy required to produce liquid N would really not really payoff. It would take energy, probably from an electrical plant, to fuel the process...
Jesus just wrote me. He parted the firment. He created DOS and Unix. He said woe unto you DOS believers, for your planning and misguided ways are evil. 26 drive letters have no place in the perfection of heaven. Behold, Unix will have a place in heaven, and the source will be open. It shall be called Linux, it shall be good.
I think someone needs to post his e-mail address so we can each individually explain to him that a distro is not a seperate OS; just a bundle of packages. I run Slack by the way. 0 vulnerablilities I think it said for 2000? This guy has learned some MS tactics while he was there. The data was not controlled in where the data is not all the same. Plus, his mother e-mailed me and said that he's still living at home and wets the bed (quiet frequently I might ad).
Plus, if the students liked what was planned, they would probably work on it outside of class. CGI in PERL was my first hack at programming, and I think students would like this as well.
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.biz just sounds un-professional. It's the suffix for an online lemonade stand at the online garage sale.
We need to stand behind our president whether he reads from a prompter or not. Not only is he a person of the utmost authority in the US, but a symbol of our freedom. We need to stick beside him and not speak harshly of him, even if you didn't vote for him. He's our president and our leader.
If you have an IP address and bandwidth, you're already a citizen. Isn't P2P just trying to make the internet into another internet?
The CAT5 I work with has a range of only a couple 100 feet. I wonder how they're going to get around this? They would have to use fiber down the lines...
A PERL interpretor would be required if it uses PERL. C/C++ is about the only way to go. We just need to get a nice devel kit for Linux!
The more and more I read about P2P, the more it starts to sound like an internet within the internet. Can anyone post a model of just how we can ping someone across the net? I'm sure P2P is going to be solved with some form of decentralized hierarchy. The best machine get's the highest energy level. Like valence electrons or something. I fast machine(bandwidth first) would be higher on the heirarchy. Similar to an ISP. Your ISP has an ISP. His ISP has an ISP.... Instead of focusing on a centralized system of an individuals machine, we need to look at it like a bunch of protons/neutrons (fast machines) with a whole bunch of electrons(56k) floating around. or maybe go subatomic and work from the inside out. In reverse...
Searches would take forever....
I like that idea, but it's still pseudo-centralized.
P2P makes things like (virii, pseudo-DOS attacks, etc.) so much worse right? One lone person could potential flood the whole network with just query searches. We wouldn't be much different then a network of Borgs. Melicious (sp?) acts, even stupid errors could bring so many problems to so me unwitting people.
The article said that Slashdot emphasized on them getting confiscated in violation of free speech. Slashdot is a starting to become a pulling machine and people are listening. Slash has got some pull.
There's prob not enough gravity for traction
I've noticed that we are relying to heavily on Linus to do what WE want him to do. Not necessarily doing it ourselves. I'd get pissed if I were him. It's hard enough for me to do something that I'm not passionate about (homework), let alone porting to something I don't use...
And just what energy are we going to use to make liquid N. I would think that the energy required to produce liquid N would really not really payoff. It would take energy, probably from an electrical plant, to fuel the process...
Jesus just wrote me. He parted the firment. He created DOS and Unix. He said woe unto you DOS believers, for your planning and misguided ways are evil. 26 drive letters have no place in the perfection of heaven. Behold, Unix will have a place in heaven, and the source will be open. It shall be called Linux, it shall be good.
I think someone needs to post his e-mail address so we can each individually explain to him that a distro is not a seperate OS; just a bundle of packages. I run Slack by the way. 0 vulnerablilities I think it said for 2000? This guy has learned some MS tactics while he was there. The data was not controlled in where the data is not all the same. Plus, his mother e-mailed me and said that he's still living at home and wets the bed (quiet frequently I might ad).
Plus, if the students liked what was planned, they would probably work on it outside of class. CGI in PERL was my first hack at programming, and I think students would like this as well.