Looks like PNY have made a PCI version of this card. Before you l33t gam3r start laughing that it's PCI, a number of us have server-type or older motherboards that don't have AGP slots. The lowest price on Pricewatch I found for it was $139, so it's quite a bit more than the AGP version.
I think most smaller ISPs don't really care if you're using NAT. In fact, I bet lots of ISPs expect you to. Your best bet is to read the terms before signing up and stay away from the AOL/Earthlink conglomerate types.
I heard a bit about the generation ATI card. Besides using a 90nm process, the beast will pack over 110 million transistors. One engineer described it as a small number of blocks (9 or so if I remember right), but they're the biggest friggin blocks you've ever seen.
Design patents aren't that big of a deal. If I designed a toaster, I'd get a design patent on *my* toaster so nobody else can call it their own. And no, I can't collect royalties or sue everyone that makes toast. It's different from a trademark, but IANAL so I'm not sure of the differences.
Ever see those infomercials where they start off with "our new, innovative, *patented* design..." Well, odds are they've got a design patent.
members of our team have written games in the
past, and our Xbox Linux distribution runs such fine games as 'Tux vs Clippy' [14], 'Tux Racer' [15], and 'Frozen Bubble' [16]," and so on.
I bet Microsoft would change their mind if only the letter's author would mention xbill.
Actually, maybe they should make a version of xbill where a pengiun is running around trying to install linux xboxes?
On a related note, has anyone tried the DVD version of the Dragon's Lair game? Apparently you throw it on the dvd player and control it with the DVD remote control.
I agree that it'd be great for a precedent to be set, keep in mind Castle is a UK company. It wouldn't set precedent in the US, but it'd be great for people across the pond.
I've had a DSL line with nwlink for the past 4 years. I've *never* had any significant problems with them. I even mentioned I was using a linux box to NAT some internal machines to one of their service reps, he couldn't care less. My net connection has been great, I ssh to home from work for 8 hours a day to keep tabs on email.
Two years ago they had a food drive where customers bringing in a couple cans of food got a discounted rate for a month. Kinda neat, you don't see too many companies doing that type of thing.
...people who cannot manage their own finances may not be good employees, or that those with troublesome credit may be more likely to steal from the company...
Are you kidding? The only reason I've got good credit / finances is because I steal from the company.
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Looks like PNY have made a PCI version of this card. Before you l33t gam3r start laughing that it's PCI, a number of us have server-type or older motherboards that don't have AGP slots. The lowest price on Pricewatch I found for it was $139, so it's quite a bit more than the AGP version.
I wouldn't compare usenet to CB radio until CW McCall updates "Convoy" to usenet jargon. Someone want to take a stab?
I think most smaller ISPs don't really care if you're using NAT. In fact, I bet lots of ISPs expect you to. Your best bet is to read the terms before signing up and stay away from the AOL/Earthlink conglomerate types.
That's from my Taco spell checker for "ad", of course.
This Honda add says it best.
I'd suggest most people reading Slashdot put a bar of soap in their survival kit.
allmusic is pretty cool. I got lots of the genres for my personal music database colelction from them.
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I heard a bit about the generation ATI card. Besides using a 90nm process, the beast will pack over 110 million transistors. One engineer described it as a small number of blocks (9 or so if I remember right), but they're the biggest friggin blocks you've ever seen.
Design patents aren't that big of a deal. If I designed a toaster, I'd get a design patent on *my* toaster so nobody else can call it their own. And no, I can't collect royalties or sue everyone that makes toast. It's different from a trademark, but IANAL so I'm not sure of the differences.
Ever see those infomercials where they start off with "our new, innovative, *patented* design..." Well, odds are they've got a design patent.
Honestly, I don't know. It just is.
Fer sure.
If the first person to the meetup says something and nobody else is there to hear, does said person really have first post?
I bet Microsoft would change their mind if only the letter's author would mention xbill.
Actually, maybe they should make a version of xbill where a pengiun is running around trying to install linux xboxes?
No geek, male or otherwise, has ever been called a "playa" except possibly on Halloween.
On a related note, has anyone tried the DVD version of the Dragon's Lair game? Apparently you throw it on the dvd player and control it with the DVD remote control.
ah, distributed mumbling. I'll partake via mumbling@home.
gcc -O3 -fomit-esr -funroll-rms -fschedule-oreilly -fud -Wimplicit-torvalds -Wil-wheaton advocacy.c
Presumably Bing Crosby's parents had too much to drink one night, and bang, there was Bing.
I agree that it'd be great for a precedent to be set, keep in mind Castle is a UK company. It wouldn't set precedent in the US, but it'd be great for people across the pond.
Perl programmer: demolitions expert
Ada programmer: staff sergeant
Lisp programmer: Military Intelligence
Visual basic programmer: KP duty
somehow I kinda knew my $25 monthly payment wasn't supporting the entire company...
I've had a DSL line with nwlink for the past 4 years. I've *never* had any significant problems with them. I even mentioned I was using a linux box to NAT some internal machines to one of their service reps, he couldn't care less. My net connection has been great, I ssh to home from work for 8 hours a day to keep tabs on email.
Two years ago they had a food drive where customers bringing in a couple cans of food got a discounted rate for a month. Kinda neat, you don't see too many companies doing that type of thing.
Are you kidding? The only reason I've got good credit / finances is because I steal from the company.
Considering it's a bunch of pimple-faced geeks, benzoyl peroxide.
All of these [evasive measures] complicate (and to some extent block) the analysis.
it never flat out says that the methods don't work or don't work with linux or *BSD.
Complicate || Some extent block != Completely block