Speaking of multilingual cybersquatting....
Check out Yahoo! Japan's auction site for domain names.
You too can have kitty-chan.com (in kana/eucjp: ¥¥Æ¥£¼Áãó.com) for a mere 10 million yen!
*sigh*
Advertising doesn't pay for TV, web sites, or radio. It pays for the salaries of those who work at these places. This is not the same thing (try to imagine a world that isn't capitalist).
That's a pretty silly reason to stick with a dial-up connection. Choose one of them, if (*IF*) one or the other does charge for volume, you can always switch. It's not like you're locked into a contract or anything. That being said, I've had a cable modem in Abbotsford for two years now and am quite happy with the service (as long as I don't use their mail server:-).
pkg_add -r -r Use the remote fetching feature. This will determine the appropriate objformat and release and then fetch and install the package. (eg: pkg_add -r gimp) You forget that ports are just the front end to the package system. Packages are built nightly.
Well, I have no comment as to how well Linux could do in comparison to FreeBSD, but will this machine even be the same on Linux. ie. Can linux even access 4GB of RAM on x86 hardware? Last I heard it was about 2GB.
Don't forget that OS' like FreeBSD can run (most) Linux binaries. In fact, my mom uses WordPerfect for Linux (full version) at home on a FreeBSD machine. It's unfortunate that there's no way to track things like that.
For a "ChangeLog", look at RELNOTES.TXT. It's in the root 3.2-RELEASE directory on every mirror. The release notes has a list of all userland and kernel changes.
FWIW, I looked on my FreeBSD machine with netscape 4.6 and it showed ?Dolphin?, but if I use my Windows machine it's "Dolphin". I've seen this before, and i think you're right. It's something to do with the font.
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Speaking of multilingual cybersquatting.... Check out Yahoo! Japan's auction site for domain names. You too can have kitty-chan.com (in kana/eucjp: ¥¥Æ¥£¼Áãó.com) for a mere 10 million yen!
*sigh*
-Chris
No. There's no way they'll get the mail servers
running on PC hardware any time soon at hotmail.
The I/O required just isn't going to happen with
PC stuff.
Finally, some decent speed!
% fetch http://www.ryans.dhs.org/heroes3-demo-x86.sh
Receiving heroes3-demo-x86.sh (9497152 bytes): 100% 9497152 bytes transferred in 40.2 seconds (230.77 Kbytes/s)
...goes to test this out on FreeBSD
-Chris
Way to sneak in the alladvantage pimp.
Advertising doesn't pay for TV, web sites, or radio. It pays for the salaries of those who work at these places. This is not the same thing (try to imagine a world that isn't capitalist).
-Chris
That's a pretty silly reason to stick with a dial-up connection. Choose one of them, if (*IF*) one or the other does charge for volume, you can always switch. It's not like you're locked into a contract or anything. That being said, I've had a cable modem in Abbotsford for two years now and am quite happy with the service (as long as I don't use their mail server :-).
-Chris
Yes, it's a native binary.
It's also enough to only support linux. mutt is a multi-platform program.
pkg_add -r
-r Use the remote fetching feature. This will determine the appropriate objformat and release and then fetch and install the package.
(eg: pkg_add -r gimp)
You forget that ports are just the front
end to the package system. Packages are built
nightly.
'nuff said.
Well, I have no comment as to how well Linux could do in comparison to FreeBSD, but will this machine even be the same on Linux. ie. Can linux even access 4GB of RAM on x86 hardware? Last I heard it was about 2GB.
Don't forget that OS' like FreeBSD can run (most) Linux binaries. In fact, my mom uses WordPerfect for Linux (full version) at home on a FreeBSD machine. It's unfortunate that there's no way to track things like that.
For a "ChangeLog", look at RELNOTES.TXT. It's in the root 3.2-RELEASE directory on every mirror. The release notes has a list of all userland and kernel changes.
FWIW, I looked on my FreeBSD machine with netscape 4.6 and it showed ?Dolphin?, but if I use my Windows machine it's "Dolphin". I've seen this before, and i think you're right. It's something to do with the font.
Yeah, except 2.2 is also coming out fast. Observe:
-rw-r--r-- 1 ftp ftp 13497506 Mar 28 22:54 linux-2.2.5.tar.gz
-rw-r--r-- 1 ftp ftp 13588897 Apr 16 14:46 linux-2.2.6.tar.gz
-rw-r--r-- 1 ftp ftp 13677325 Apr 28 11:42 linux-2.2.7.tar.gz
-rw-r--r-- 1 ftp ftp 13808890 May 11 12:59 linux-2.2.8.tar.gz
-rw-r--r-- 1 ftp ftp 13827947 May 13 16:54 linux-2.2.9.tar.gz
-Chris