you should have got one of the original claws then, with a ps2/at keyboard interface and all the programing done in hardware, it works perfecly on anything.
I assume that eventually they plan to run some kind of IP service to peoples houses, and use VoIP phones. What would be nice if you could use say, some kind of VPN, to get to a internet router, and obtain a public IP.
As many people have assumed, it its typically not the purpose of these networks to share internet access, its just a big lan, and everyone has their own pipe, the idea is that you can share files, mabey play some games, all without any bandwith charges, and save your internet connection for things you cant get over the WAN
since everyone says that RPN is the best thing for calculators since sliced bread, i think i might go and buy a HP calc and see for myself, anyone know where i can buy on eonline in australia?
Some of Sony's LCD panels have a ZDP warranty, for example the SDMX73
all the ones i ever saw were electric
moo!
first post!
whats wrong with XP's built in defragger?
it is in generals on certain vehicles, they shoot down missles headed their way, exactly like this system is designed to do
you should have got one of the original claws then, with a ps2/at keyboard interface and all the programing done in hardware, it works perfecly on anything.
its listed as an update for your existing version of media player
If it wasnt there in the first place, it wouldnt need updating.
Ghostwalker is not nessacaray, there is a microsoft tool called SysPrep that does this for you.
You run it on a machine to reset the name and SID's, then on next boot it asks you for a machine name and recreates the SID's.
So sysprep, ghost, startup and put in name and your done.
and what?
and why the move from filament to LED starting bulbs on drag racing tracks is throwing the scoring system into chaos.
Care to explain?
I assume that eventually they plan to run some kind of IP service to peoples houses, and use VoIP phones. What would be nice if you could use say, some kind of VPN, to get to a internet router, and obtain a public IP.
Theres your broadband......
check out www.whirlpool.net.au
then just go to www.iinet.net.au and signup
iinet have the best value plans at the moment
What options are likely to exist for people that do not wish to use Palladium?
Not only is Sydney spelt wrong, the link is also broken
the small amount of signal power outputted by the VCR was probably absorbed by the big antenna + cabling
sounds just like my work
your wrong.
The athlon processor has a FSB speed of 133MHz, this bus is DDR, with an effective speed of 266MHz
The VIA KT333 chipset supports 166MHz DDR RAM, with an effective speed of 333MHz
This does not make it a 333MHz FSB in any way shape or form
Ever used Windows 2000 or WindowsXP
They have hiberbate. Completely hardware independant hibernate.
It works on anything that has proper drivers
You will find it under power in the control panel in w2k, and its on by default in wxp
As many people have assumed, it its typically not the purpose of these networks to share internet access, its just a big lan, and everyone has their own pipe, the idea is that you can share files, mabey play some games, all without any bandwith charges, and save your internet connection for things you cant get over the WAN
Of course the Exchange admins will cry that they can't support POP3/SMTP because they need their neato calendar and scheduling functions of groupware
:P
They could always switch to notes
doesent the PS/2 have USB as well?
even though usb is IMHO, too slow for a hdd, what about keybord, mouse and ethernet?
FYI, the server crashed, requiring a hard reboot
since everyone says that RPN is the best thing for calculators since sliced bread, i think i might go and buy a HP calc and see for myself, anyone know where i can buy on eonline in australia?
are you planning to port to windows at all?
so that people can use linux as the guest under windows
how bout other OS's such as BeOS or QNX
if you read the website they say that there is no sugar in penguin mints, and its on the tins too
:P
first thing i bought when i got a credit card