Personally, I don't care what format it is. As long as 1)I can do with it the same that I can do with mp3's 2)no less quality 3)other people use it.
I'm not going to switch all my mp3's over to.ogg if I'm going to be shooting myself in the foot and nobody uses it. Vqf's never caught on, I wish something else would catch on more. MP3's are so easy to get, I find it much more difficult to get.ogg music.
Well I'm sure it'll be like their AV software, it'll have false reports all over.
In other news, accorting to network associates, Linus Torvalds will now head Microsoft... Oracle CEO Larry Ellison will start his new job on monday, as a paper boy. In related news, a whole house fire actually creates life... officials also say that based upon network associates information of international packets, it was not Ted Kazinski(sp) but the real bomber... was no less than the pope himself.
Yes, I have tried it. When it was first released. 10.1. And a bit of the new one too. It sucks. It's got some eye candy... and... well that's it. There's some buttons that look nice. That's it. Your oppinion is well seen, my oppinion is that it sucks.
I understand lots of people love apple, unfortunatly for those people... no ammount of preaching and pushing their ideas on me will make me like anything about apple. They had some good products, so good that they are still riding the whole company on those couple of good products from 10+ years ago. Nothing good comes out of apple any more. I would party if they went out of business and took all the morons that love their crap with them.
Not even %5 market share, I don't know why they still bother. DIE APPLE!:-)
Personally I hate those cases. That's just me, I like the flexabilty and usefulness of my ATX tower. I, personally, would not buy one of those Apple pretty cases.
Well considering it costs less than $3 to have a cd made, pressed, put in a jewel case, shipped and have some greassy hair kid put it on a shelf... all that greedy profit has to be used for something. I'm sure the small change that they are putting into all this will not make a diffrence in how big their opulant houses are or the fact that they have 24523562353 cars for doing nothing other than making people unhappy.
I'm sure that it'll cost more, maybe only a couple of cents for the makers but it's new and I'm sure they'll try to turn that into an extra $1 or $5 for the end buyer. Any cd that has that, that I know of, I will not buy.
Opps, I had 200 copies of Lord of the Rings around here somewhere... oddly enough they all seem to have disappeared since that "party" I had a week ago. But I guess it's ok cause there seems to be about $2000 in place where they used to be, I guess I was compensated for all my work.
It also might be part of a subtle way of giving things with the Open name, a bad rep.
"How do we stop this open-source movement? Lets release a bunch of products that we know people will hate, label it with a similar name or buzzword. People will start to think of bad products when they hear/read the word open-*. Smithers... this plan is exxxxxxxxcellent."
The Discovery Channel has been running it's share of "pop up" ad's in the bottom right... er no... hold on, they have been all accross the bottom of the screen. It's really annoying to be sitting there trying to learn something about some desert over in the Middle East and having this damn "Monster Garage" crap running all over the screen. Thanks DC, You lost another viewer. Get rid of those annoying things and get back to good content. Stop annoying your viewers.
Why use a mirror when I can get it from the main site at 380kB/sec just fine. My download is done in less than 5mins. Now I can share it to all my friends and they don't need to use (an official) Mirror OR the main download site.:)
In other news, a man today was killed by a horde of blood sucking mosquito's when he attempted to setup two computers running the same program. In an attempt to double the effectivness the man accidently created two sets of sounds waves, exactly 90 degrees out of phase. The sound waves then created a black hole of sorts that attracted apx. 50,500,500 of the winged insects from a 20 mile radius, to his location. Experts say that the man was killed quickly within the first 45 seconds of the massive rush of insects. No one else was around when this happened. Neighbors say he was always quiet and kept to himself.
Have to read a little deeper into the words of the Revernd Linus, he's praying that one will accomplish something merely for the sake of competition. Not for gain of just one company. He knows the intel 64-bit will catch on, he's saying he prays its not the only game in town. Not just prasing AMD, but hopeing that AMD's success will help fire intel faster and harder too.
You both are. Hard Drives are the most mechanical parts in a computer. Since they are mechanical in nature, manufacturing defects that may be in one drive and not in another, can and will cause problems for someone. Saying which is better is, like you said, an almost non-winnable fight.
For the record, I've had about 15 WD HDD's in the past 15years, 1 Segate, 1 Quantum, 2 Maxtor's. Both Maxtor drives (6.4gb and 10gb) have died within the first 2 years, normal use. The Segate and the Quantum (old 200mb and 240mb hdds) died... some time ago... most likely while they were being used as shimms under a very uneven rocking chair. Out of the 15 Western Digital hdd's, none have died while in my possession. One did die (1.6gb) about a year after I sold it to a neighbor. Well, to be more exact... I did have one 13gb WD that somehow developed about 30% bad sectors, but it was replaced within a week for free. I have grown to prefer WDC drives over the years and they are all I buy.
I've been useing the grsecurity patch on the medium level. Seems to help out a bit, haven't had any problems. Performance does not seem to be affected.
Well the gigabit is for the internal network. Not for the internet connection. (ie. the outside world) So servers on the inside will see huge increases in speed. Accessing things on the net probably won't be much faster, but that's not part of the huge network upgrade.
I wonder how many less posts there would actually be if people READ THE COMMENTS and saw how many people have already posted that it's a repeat. I agree with your first part of the post, that's great. Good info. But what really is the point of mentioning that it's a repeat? I doubt CmdrTaco or Hemos are going to loose sleep over it. Redundantly posting about how redundant things are over and over... is very redundant. (ie. NOT NEEDED) It only seems to waste the posters time, and of course my time. I really wish more of those posts that just say "this is like reduandt or something, I'm lame./. what's wrong with you??"... just imagine how much less crap we would have to look through. I would love to be able to filter some of these morons. Give more mod points or something, WE DON'T NEED TO BE TOLD 2345634763456 TIMES THAT IT'S A REPEAT. Thank you. I liked the first part of your post (Yottabyte84). Just venting and you happened to be there.:-)
Actually this will be the new Carnivore XP Home Edition.... It will automatically register with the server so you need not worry about "activation" like with Windows XP Home Edition. (Note: XP Pro does not have activation)
Also to be noted is that the Home and Pro editions of Carnivore WILL have activation and user/usage stats reported to the server. Ad-Aware is already under their control and will not detect nor remove Carnivore.
I agree, it looks like they left some of the plastic mold in the middle of a regular LCD and wrote a program to virtually split the desktop in half. Very disapointing, I was really hoping (like the first reply stated) for a tri-fold effect with 2 full size LCD screens.
The words describing it look better than the actual product.
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I'm not going to switch all my mp3's over to .ogg if I'm going to be shooting myself in the foot and nobody uses it. Vqf's never caught on, I wish something else would catch on more. MP3's are so easy to get, I find it much more difficult to get .ogg music.
In other news, accorting to network associates, Linus Torvalds will now head Microsoft... Oracle CEO Larry Ellison will start his new job on monday, as a paper boy. In related news, a whole house fire actually creates life... officials also say that based upon network associates information of international packets, it was not Ted Kazinski(sp) but the real bomber... was no less than the pope himself.
I agree. Take 2 Bawls and bouce off the walls.
Yes, I have tried it. When it was first released. 10.1. And a bit of the new one too. It sucks. It's got some eye candy... and... well that's it. There's some buttons that look nice. That's it. Your oppinion is well seen, my oppinion is that it sucks.
Not even %5 market share, I don't know why they still bother. DIE APPLE! :-)
Personally I hate those cases. That's just me, I like the flexabilty and usefulness of my ATX tower. I, personally, would not buy one of those Apple pretty cases.
Well considering it costs less than $3 to have a cd made, pressed, put in a jewel case, shipped and have some greassy hair kid put it on a shelf... all that greedy profit has to be used for something. I'm sure the small change that they are putting into all this will not make a diffrence in how big their opulant houses are or the fact that they have 24523562353 cars for doing nothing other than making people unhappy.
I'm sure that it'll cost more, maybe only a couple of cents for the makers but it's new and I'm sure they'll try to turn that into an extra $1 or $5 for the end buyer. Any cd that has that, that I know of, I will not buy.
Opps, I had 200 copies of Lord of the Rings around here somewhere... oddly enough they all seem to have disappeared since that "party" I had a week ago. But I guess it's ok cause there seems to be about $2000 in place where they used to be, I guess I was compensated for all my work.
"How do we stop this open-source movement? Lets release a bunch of products that we know people will hate, label it with a similar name or buzzword. People will start to think of bad products when they hear/read the word open-*. Smithers... this plan is exxxxxxxxcellent."
The Discovery Channel has been running it's share of "pop up" ad's in the bottom right... er no... hold on, they have been all accross the bottom of the screen. It's really annoying to be sitting there trying to learn something about some desert over in the Middle East and having this damn "Monster Garage" crap running all over the screen. Thanks DC, You lost another viewer. Get rid of those annoying things and get back to good content. Stop annoying your viewers.
Why use a mirror when I can get it from the main site at 380kB/sec just fine. My download is done in less than 5mins. Now I can share it to all my friends and they don't need to use (an official) Mirror OR the main download site. :)
In other news, a man today was killed by a horde of blood sucking mosquito's when he attempted to setup two computers running the same program. In an attempt to double the effectivness the man accidently created two sets of sounds waves, exactly 90 degrees out of phase. The sound waves then created a black hole of sorts that attracted apx. 50,500,500 of the winged insects from a 20 mile radius, to his location. Experts say that the man was killed quickly within the first 45 seconds of the massive rush of insects. No one else was around when this happened. Neighbors say he was always quiet and kept to himself.
Have to read a little deeper into the words of the Revernd Linus, he's praying that one will accomplish something merely for the sake of competition. Not for gain of just one company. He knows the intel 64-bit will catch on, he's saying he prays its not the only game in town. Not just prasing AMD, but hopeing that AMD's success will help fire intel faster and harder too.
You both are. Hard Drives are the most mechanical parts in a computer. Since they are mechanical in nature, manufacturing defects that may be in one drive and not in another, can and will cause problems for someone. Saying which is better is, like you said, an almost non-winnable fight.
For the record, I've had about 15 WD HDD's in the past 15years, 1 Segate, 1 Quantum, 2 Maxtor's. Both Maxtor drives (6.4gb and 10gb) have died within the first 2 years, normal use. The Segate and the Quantum (old 200mb and 240mb hdds) died... some time ago... most likely while they were being used as shimms under a very uneven rocking chair. Out of the 15 Western Digital hdd's, none have died while in my possession. One did die (1.6gb) about a year after I sold it to a neighbor. Well, to be more exact... I did have one 13gb WD that somehow developed about 30% bad sectors, but it was replaced within a week for free. I have grown to prefer WDC drives over the years and they are all I buy.
Brilliant! Noone can hack a computer that's locked up or out for repairs!
I've been useing the grsecurity patch on the medium level. Seems to help out a bit, haven't had any problems. Performance does not seem to be affected.
Well the gigabit is for the internal network. Not for the internet connection. (ie. the outside world) So servers on the inside will see huge increases in speed. Accessing things on the net probably won't be much faster, but that's not part of the huge network upgrade.
They made 3 drives, 52x, 62x, and 72x. The 52x had it's share of problems, ALL have been fixed in the 62x and 72x versions tho.
Also to be noted is that the Home and Pro editions of Carnivore WILL have activation and user/usage stats reported to the server. Ad-Aware is already under their control and will not detect nor remove Carnivore.
Wow. That's what Adelphia says for me too. But what you actually get is more like 300-600kb/sec. With an upload of 128kb/sec.
Put it on a site and post a link. :-)
The words describing it look better than the actual product.