[You authenicate with] https://me.yahoo.com/text-of-your-choosing. There's even a new feature in OpenID 2.0 that lets you just pick "Yahoo.com" so you don't have to enter anything at all relating to you on the other site.
Yeah that's good, I didn't like that sites used my URL as a nick name for me when I logged with OpenID sometime ago. But it was really easy to set up and use, I mean just being able to log in with a small URL is a great thing.
Yeah perhaps more so in the states, but on the web I've actually never seen it put into words like that before. It's done a lot like LWN.nets 5 part Memory articles but that really isn't as bad as this...
Thanks for the info, it was very helpfull. I have used CF cards on IDE, but never managed to have one that is fast enough to even get close to 10ms "seek" time, and recently I read some specs about a new 333x CF and it said quite clearly 8ms seek time...
I do understand why there shouldn't be any seek times on random access memory, but really there is a big difference between RAM and Flash. I mean AFAIK most flash drives are made from blocks of memory and I can understand if you would have to make the controller read that whole block to get the info I want.. That's my thought, it might be wrong...
He says he knows it all he will just wait until his next post to tell you all, so this is where "journalism" is heading. It's all about the money of course, but it's actually the first time it's been so clear.
is closed source, he isn't complaining about the technology... Good bad I'm not sure but maybe he could make a greater stance against how that is handled by Intel and all the other WLAN card designers.
I woul love to see the MAC lookup tables on one of those world wide switches. it makes complaining about the unrelated jumbo frame buffers seem like small potato.
But yes long live the World Wide LAN, and the new SAN Stelar area network.
External help is one of the better ideas, a friend told me about a company that did this. It ended up costing about 2 years of work time to get it in place, but apparently they have been running fine now updating their processes the last 4 years.
They had the same situation, growing fast, getting very big. When their buying man left taking all his phone numbers and contact names with him, they started the documentation process.
Sharepoint is a system to control flows of documents, like a web filesystem for Office documents. It's supposed to grow in a planned way, that means you can't grow new structures. And if you want a Wiki you will have to get another one because the one in Sharepoint is not usable, it doesn't help you write good structured documents just to get a web page going fast.
Now... You aren't looking for tech solutions, but when it comes to that beware, that there is such a thing as adopting too early.
It works for me on Windows and I can always play Darwinia and defcon were ever I am in the world, which is very good. I've always favoured net installs over physical media, though I wonder what will happen in 10 years from now, will I still be able to play Darwinia through steam?
There really should be a non-steamed version for all the games, so you can run it without steam.
It's very cool in a museum, but in real life it's not that fun to be stomped down by one. So yes worms and carnivores as massive as these are pretty cool, at a distance.
They don't want to do distribution, shipping tens of thousands of things all around a continent isn't that easy.. Just getting payments information from paypal can be a hard thing to do.
Saying this will happen to governments orders as well is very strange, and uncalled for.
Reducing wakups on laptops is very interesting suff, I've seen some post on how muche better the NO_HZ is making things, e.g. Ross went from 164w/s to 5w/s just waking up 5 times per second makes the CPU pretty cool...
I have a pretty long password, and I'm pretty bad at remembering things.
Besides hopefully you don't have 12345 as root password, because anything but that will be pretty hard to brute force. I'm fine with people trying to log on as root on my machine. They are going to need a lot of time to find my password that way.
Did Fox over sensationalize what was going on and mislead the public? Yes, of course, that's their job! It sells.
No! You can't do that, I know all news shows in the US have to compete for profit, but there have to be a limit to what you can say and still call yourself a News show. If all you do is reporting one side of the story you are not a journalist, you are just a propaganda machine. It doesn't matter if you are called Socialist Weekly or Fox News there are still standards you need to uphold.
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Yeah that's good, I didn't like that sites used my URL as a nick name for me when I logged with OpenID sometime ago. But it was really easy to set up and use, I mean just being able to log in with a small URL is a great thing.
Actually I would think that this is the next step for P2P using a botnet to spread their index.
Yeah perhaps more so in the states, but on the web I've actually never seen it put into words like that before. It's done a lot like LWN.nets 5 part Memory articles but that really isn't as bad as this...
Thanks for the info, it was very helpfull. I have used CF cards on IDE, but never managed to have one that is fast enough to even get close to 10ms "seek" time, and recently I read some specs about a new 333x CF and it said quite clearly 8ms seek time...
I do understand why there shouldn't be any seek times on random access memory, but really there is a big difference between RAM and Flash. I mean AFAIK most flash drives are made from blocks of memory and I can understand if you would have to make the controller read that whole block to get the info I want.. That's my thought, it might be wrong...
He says he knows it all he will just wait until his next post to tell you all, so this is where "journalism" is heading. It's all about the money of course, but it's actually the first time it's been so clear.
I don't think s/he has anything.
The SONY dogbot isn't open sourced, but there is a german one you can use.
is closed source, he isn't complaining about the technology... Good bad I'm not sure but maybe he could make a greater stance against how that is handled by Intel and all the other WLAN card designers.
Try do random access on the next USB-flash stick you have access too.
Most flash cards have a seek time of 10 ms.... It would be nice if you could get big flash cards with very low seek times..
I woul love to see the MAC lookup tables on one of those world wide switches. it makes complaining about the unrelated jumbo frame buffers seem like small potato.
But yes long live the World Wide LAN, and the new SAN Stelar area network.
External help is one of the better ideas, a friend told me about a company that did this. It ended up costing about 2 years of work time to get it in place, but apparently they have been running fine now updating their processes the last 4 years.
They had the same situation, growing fast, getting very big. When their buying man left taking all his phone numbers and contact names with him, they started the documentation process.
Sharepoint is a system to control flows of documents, like a web filesystem for Office documents. It's supposed to grow in a planned way, that means you can't grow new structures. And if you want a Wiki you will have to get another one because the one in Sharepoint is not usable, it doesn't help you write good structured documents just to get a web page going fast.
Now... You aren't looking for tech solutions, but when it comes to that beware, that there is such a thing as adopting too early.
It works for me on Windows and I can always play Darwinia and defcon were ever I am in the world, which is very good. I've always favoured net installs over physical media, though I wonder what will happen in 10 years from now, will I still be able to play Darwinia through steam?
There really should be a non-steamed version for all the games, so you can run it without steam.
It's very cool in a museum, but in real life it's not that fun to be stomped down by one. So yes worms and carnivores as massive as these are pretty cool, at a distance.
Access to guns is always bad.
http://catb.org/~esr/guns/
I guess I'm an idiot for this
I hope DVDs will go the same way as floppies already have, they are cumbersome and just takes up space. Create more PCs without DVDs..
not sure if it's ok, but it's from above.:
http://www.sharebigfile.com/en/file/5416/atscap-1-1rc9t3-tar-gz.html
Can you feel them?
They don't want to do distribution, shipping tens of thousands of things all around a continent isn't that easy.. Just getting payments information from paypal can be a hard thing to do.
Saying this will happen to governments orders as well is very strange, and uncalled for.
I was going to post this on Thinkpad wiki on power consumpton, but sadly the page is not working atm..
Reducing wakups on laptops is very interesting suff, I've seen some post on how muche better the NO_HZ is making things, e.g. Ross went from 164w/s to 5w/s just waking up 5 times per second makes the CPU pretty cool...
I have a pretty long password, and I'm pretty bad at remembering things.
Besides hopefully you don't have 12345 as root password, because anything but that will be pretty hard to brute force. I'm fine with people trying to log on as root on my machine. They are going to need a lot of time to find my password that way.
No! You can't do that, I know all news shows in the US have to compete for profit, but there have to be a limit to what you can say and still call yourself a News show. If all you do is reporting one side of the story you are not a journalist, you are just a propaganda machine. It doesn't matter if you are called Socialist Weekly or Fox News there are still standards you need to uphold.