No, actually your MAC-address can be used on the LAN the assign your system an IPv6-address automatically. In IPv6 the last 64-bit are for the LAN(s)/subnet(s) and the first part should go in the global routing table.
They were handed out like candy in the old days of the internet and the HP/Compaq (DEC was the part that had the the IP-block) merger/buyout/whatever gave them 2 large blocks. If I'm not mistaken.
Well, personally I don't use those silly Office applications. And when I do I use Abiword and Gnumeric, because the rest is just bloated. Most people seem to use Office for all kinds of things that they were never intended to be used for or for which better applications exist. Like a DTP-program instead of Word. Something about a hammer seems to apply here.
That's really obvious, I'm sure glad Microsoft wanted to make the less-used options more visible, but at the same time they made the most-used options less visible. Atleast IMHO.
I don't think they are interrested in the content, mostly they are interrested in using it as a jump point to get more access to the hosting-providers-network or to host their sites for free or send spam-/virus-/scam-mail and install an other bot to find other victims.
They may get the source, but do they compile it with the same compiler that Microsoft does (I'm guessing also from Microsoft) ? On a windows-machine ? I doubt that really helps to guarantee anything. Just search for "reflections on trusting trust" if you don't know what I'm referring to.
It's definitly possible to use anycast & TCP, just is all TCP-connections break when routing changes.
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F*ck your right, I think we all missed that one.
An other observation: it seems he got it for free, so this one had never seen the inside of a store.
Conclusion: no1 buys these things.
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As a fellow dutchy it ticks me off that my government is doing this. But I do see degration in most governments around the world, so you folks are not better off. Thus I've not found any other place I wanted to move to. Also I wanted to say, they may take away the magic mushrooms, but they are also talking about the local government growing there own marijuana. So we lose one, gain something else.
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I think they did it on purpose, so it would get in to the news: 'servers under heavy load because of populairy'.
For problem two, that's what webinterfaces are for.
If the underwear is in Beta, it could crap on you ! No thank you.
And there is also CONFIG_EMBEDDED
No, actually your MAC-address can be used on the LAN the assign your system an IPv6-address automatically. In IPv6 the last 64-bit are for the LAN(s)/subnet(s) and the first part should go in the global routing table.
Atleast it's not as bad as with two 10.0.0.0/8's. ;-)
They were handed out like candy in the old days of the internet and the HP/Compaq (DEC was the part that had the the IP-block) merger/buyout/whatever gave them 2 large blocks. If I'm not mistaken.
Deal with it
Well, personally I don't use those silly Office applications. And when I do I use Abiword and Gnumeric, because the rest is just bloated. Most people seem to use Office for all kinds of things that they were never intended to be used for or for which better applications exist. Like a DTP-program instead of Word. Something about a hammer seems to apply here.
That was very much appreciated, I didn't know that, my life just got better. ;-)
That's really obvious, I'm sure glad Microsoft wanted to make the less-used options more visible, but at the same time they made the most-used options less visible. Atleast IMHO.
While we are on the subject of licences, do you have any idea why so many programming library writers choose GPL instead of LGPL for there library ?
Which brings us back to the topic at hand a remote desktop/apps tool, because that is what Citrix is.
Hotmail does silly browser checks on the User-agent-string. A Mozilla Firefox Beta would also not work, if I understand it correctly.
So that's hardly a Chrome-issue, Microsoft/Hotmail is being an ass(hole). This is no surprise for readers of this forum I'm sure.
Or they are on purpuse doing it for the simple reason to make it harder for spammers to abuse their systems, well that's just my theory.
They have made public before, they already have a large surplus, they can go on for years without any revenue.
Also it's now a non-Beta-product, with a 1.0 version-number.
I don't think they are interrested in the content, mostly they are interrested in using it as a jump point to get more access to the hosting-providers-network or to host their sites for free or send spam-/virus-/scam-mail and install an other bot to find other victims.
I know from my non-geek nephew that qemu with Windows on Linux can run Runescape just fine.
They may get the source, but do they compile it with the same compiler that Microsoft does (I'm guessing also from Microsoft) ? On a windows-machine ? I doubt that really helps to guarantee anything. Just search for "reflections on trusting trust" if you don't know what I'm referring to.
Is anyone actually using it for something useful ?
phoenix that would be one of the earlier names of firefox, maybe it's better to have a different analogy.
Then why is StarOffice always behind on OpenOffice and it's new features ?
(that's just what I heared, I've never tried StarOffice, wouldn't even know where to look for it, etc.)
I would probably much rather buy: Enterprise Support from Sun for OpenOffice. It makes more sence to me.
It's definitly possible to use anycast & TCP, just is all TCP-connections break when routing changes.
F*ck your right, I think we all missed that one.
An other observation: it seems he got it for free, so this one had never seen the inside of a store.
Conclusion: no1 buys these things.
As a fellow dutchy it ticks me off that my government is doing this. But I do see degration in most governments around the world, so you folks are not better off. Thus I've not found any other place I wanted to move to. Also I wanted to say, they may take away the magic mushrooms, but they are also talking about the local government growing there own marijuana. So we lose one, gain something else.
Microsoft isn't king on the web(servers). Netcrat confirms it. :-) And the web is where a lot (new ?) interresting things are happening.