First.. try to find a lawyer that would take your case for free. Also, There are plenty of sites
on the net that will show you how to convert
a microwave oven into a high power transmitter/scrambler. I'd put a microwave feed horn on my roof, point the antennea to the tower, and try to saturate their equipment with signal and render it useless. (Microwaves are dangerous... so be carefull or you can get permanently disabled)
I'm getting tired of seeing microwave towers all over New England myself. Tired enough to get rid of my cell phone. Besides that probably do cause cancer. Microwave radiation so close to living tissue, what were they thinking. I no longer have a cell phone, I prefer to listen to tunes as I am
driving and don't feel like talking on a bloody phone. If I get lost, I'd go and ask for directions. And if I am running late.. big deal!
try the legal approach first, if that doesen't
work, organize a mob of angry protesters.
Also you can get them in the pocketbook. Get everyone not to pay thier phonebill. There is power in numbers. If you get everyone not to pay the phone bill, they will backdown.
Netscape 6 can't even read a mime.type file!
has anyone used this succesfully with Linux and
get it to read the mime.typefile? I was lucky
I backed up. I am back running 4.7
The Conqueror browser seems less buggy!
There's a lot of ways to pull this off. How much
engineering experience do you have? You can
hack this together as well. Tivo boxes are pretty cheap, you can stack multiple Tivo boxes, modify the code so you don't use thier service. Use a Linux server to activate the servers.. That's a hacked approach.
To play 8 DVD movies at the same time would require some serious horespower, even with hardware dvd decoding. It might be easier to set up multiple On-Demand channels and have set movie times.
I worked at a University as a Sysadmin, one dorm
was planning on digital on demand. Movies were viewed on the users computer or a tv/monitor atached to the video out.
Check the net, there is plent of open source for video on demand. Possibly you can aquire 8 Creative Labs DVD driver (They work with Linux)
AFS Rocks!!!!! Anyone have any luck compiling?
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I really would like to have an AFS Cell up
on my home LAN and accessable via my cable modem,
also would like to experiment and set up gateways
to other hobbyist cells! Anyone interested!
Yes AFS/DFS is very powerfull, and there are plenty of ways to manage it. I used my own perl
scripts. Now I tried to compile the code that was
on IBM's site. Here the error I get:../afs/afs_analyze.c: In function `afs_Analyze':../afs/afs_analyze.c:334: storage size of `opStartTime' isn't known../afs/afs_analyze.c:334: storage size of `opStopTime' isn't known../afs/afs_analyze.c:334: storage size of `elapsedTime' isn't known
make[4]: *** [afs_analyze.o] Error 1
make[4]: Leaving directory `/home/jerryn/afs/i386_linux22/obj/libafs/MODLOAD- 2.2.5-15-MP'
make[3]: *** [linux_compdirs] Error 2
make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/jerryn/afs/i386_linux22/obj/libafs'
make[2]: *** [libafs] Error 2
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/jerryn/afs'
make[1]: *** [install] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/jerryn/afs'
make: *** [all] Error 2
Did anyone else run into this?
I am using kernel 2.2.14, and yes I have all configured ok! And most of the code compiles.
just afs_analyze fails.
my email address is jerry-normandin@usa.net
I think we should start a newsgroup on egroups
for all of us who want to create a massive WWW
AFS implementation. I've got bandwidth from my
cable modem, and I can limit the number of concurrent connections to my AFS server with my
firewall.. All I need to do is get all the code compiled and I can easily configure this puppy since I used to be a DCE/DFS admin!
Anyone interested?
Pollution should be cleaned up.. but
a higher tax on fuel will mean a massive recession. I dealt with it in the early 90's and
don't want to go through that again!
Or.. maybe I'll get a deisel engine for my
97 Silverado and run the truck on used cooking oil from restraunts. A Cold fusion reactor to generate electricty for my house since you can't
be 100% dependant on solar energy in New England.
And perhaps a solaluminescent reactor.
We need to start spending more time researcing alternative energy!
Cool, but a compile snag at afsmonitor!
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I was the DCE/DFS Administrator / Architect at
Brown University. DFS/AFS is very scalable, a monster to administer, but I didn't complain, I just rolled my own Perl scripts to administer the beast. I figured as long as this is a beast to administer, the pay will be great!
Anyway I wanted to put a AFS server online for friends / collegues to access via my cable modem.
But... I hit a compile snag at afsmonitor.. it looks like problems with some of the supplied header files. I get 75% compiled. Does any one
else run into this?
I'm hoping to have a version compiled for LinuxPPC
soon! And a fully configured AFS cell.
I am also going to work on a AFS/DFS gateway
The dude who wrote this article is an idiot.
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Is UNIX An OS?
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I think somewhere a village is missing it's
idiot!
When it comes to robots, I like to build my own!
My robot is at nfn.no-ip.net/spazbot
I'm entering it into a firefighting robot contest.
The "sensor array" pans to the left, right and up and down." I can even detect a stairway and avoid it! It's six wheel drive. it's funny that they mention an encoder on each wheel.. I wrote a program called suretrack, and I use multiple encoders and error correction. I can detect acceleration, if one wheel is going faster than the other, also I can detect if I am stuck on something. The robot is even capable of climbing
over bones my dog leaves around the house.
Spazbot is built from scratch and I might post up
plans. Also Spazbot's power source is from a
9.6v 3ah/r camcorder battery.. If I was powered
the same way as featured in the link I would be down in 10 minutes, my Polaroid Sonar takes consumes 2amps for a few ms for every ping!
I used Linux as the development environment for Spazbot.
I would not use the basic stamp for a serious robotic platform. My outdoor drobot which may be a modified Power wheels Wild Thing" is based on a
Motorolla 68332 w/512k flash, 512k ram, and 4 SPI ports and lots of IO!
Again the link is nfn.no-ip.com
I checked out that puppy.. gee 700 samolians!
The Neo 35 I bought from a vendor (I am no spammer) cost me @$250.00, you add your
har drive. So I am adding a 20 Gigger! Complete
with backlit LCD screen, IDE interface (You slap this puppy in a drive bay and copy the file that way) Car Bay, remote.. I am going to modify
the car bay to be both a home and car bay.
I thought the price was pretty good, considering
I was going to build my own from scratch, It would
cost me more. There's a neat controller board design out that's based on a third generation 8051
stype processor, cpld interface to hard drive.. but to build the board it would cost @ $150.00, then add the price of building a nice case w/dispaly (the board does not support an LCD yey, you need to design your own interface and code)
So I think the neo 32 is a great deal. just search the net for it if you are interested. Be carefull some high rolling yee-haw dealers charge
much more than what I paid for this puppy.
Good Luck!
And the answer to your question is you don't know
untile you try. There's no way of knowing if
the opeating system on your puppy will only
see the geometry of a gigger.. the only way
to try is slap a different drive on and see if it's recognized!
Redhat has lost touch of what it is and what it
does. We, the Linux/Unix programmers around the
world, Linux, Alan Cox, Mr. Becker, and others
have written code that they've earned money on.
granted they have helped push Linux into the mainstream, but they didn't start open source.
Stallman did, he deserves the credit! good old
gnu.org! redhat is loosing sight of who they are
and where they came from, the latest release
from them was a bust! Why should all the other
releases take a hit from them (damn media has no
clue). Anaconda dies on most boxes, I made an
image for my son so he can bring it and update
the computers at his High School's computer club,
Anaconda barfed, my son fired off an email,
his reply is.. buy a copy! So I think we should
fire back an use mandrake, at least it's less
expensive, heck the way they've created additional
tools and packaged everything on the CD.. it's worth the 25.00, BUT to charge $75.00 and not yeild the money too all of us who write code late
at night, and then the balls they must have to
claim they started open source.
I saw we as a Linux Community should teach them a
lesson. Don'y buy any redhat tools, hell they
are not even mantaining the Alpha release anymore,
we have to switch to Suse or Debian or soon
mandrake on the DecAlpha.. or we do our own
cross compile.
Redhat has no clue. We made Redhat, we can
take them down. I am seriously rethinking about
the way i post code or fixes. Perhaps Redhat as
a mole working for them. They have beenm acting very microsftish! First they release a very buggy
release, second they claim they started open source. That sounds like a Microsoft statement.
well.. enough ranting. I know what I have to do.
Sell the Redhat stock, Sell! And only use
Suse, Debian and perhaps download iso images
off my cable modem, and burn my own. Perhaps
have my own jerryNormandSir release, and sell
for $5.00 shipped to the door!
enough of this $145.00 for Redhat.. Gee! enough
of this allready!
I'm steaming mad! I hope Stallman fires off one
of his emails...
OOPS>.....TYPO.
I meant to type NT CAN'T handle large enterprise
solutions. NT SUCKS. I can hack any NT box I want. GEE.. what a difference an 'T makes!!!!!
Later!
OK, when I was 26, 11 years ago, Windows 2.11 couldn't play sound for beans. There was an interrupt latency time problem. I wrote code that
generated software interrupts when my "ping pong"
buffers were down to 60% (YEP, it's dog slow).
The software interrupts would jump to code that
topped off the buffers. This prevented the popping
noise that was heard. THIS IS MY CODE! Anyway I got AN NDA from Microsoft (I was writing code for
Hyperglot software at the time as a consultant). and they were going to pay me %.02 cents per copy
of windows 3.0 and up sold. Well they screwed me
I never got the money. So, I started to support alternate operating systems. I started out with Os/2, then I found Linux in 1994.
Anyway. Let's go forward with the NTFS r/w code,
lets design NT Killers. We will win,
NT can handle large enterprise solutions, with the
strides that have been made with XFS we will have
a killer solution.
You want a site to host this code on? I wonder if
my cable connection can handle it. I'm willing to help, if they take me to court I will counter sue and represent myself, the media will gob it up. I am tired of what microsft has be doing, they are at it again trying to buyout Indrema,
they bought out other companies writing 3D games for Linux.. gee, they know all it takes is the KILLER app for Linux to be #1!
PLEASE Keep the NTFS r/w code development going,
it's WAR!
The Win2000 implementation is not true kerberoes.
The assholes once again are doing something nonstandard. they are utilizing several fields
in a way that does not conform to the existing kerberos implementations. Also once you crack
an Active Directory Structure you have full access
to the entire domain.
For a scientific governement entity your organization is pretty narrow minded.
An implementation of DFS or AFS would be a HELL
of a lot better than what they are doing.
I suggest looking into AFS
www.transarc.com
And.. the code is going to go Open!
Sony has NO CLUE. They can't clock everything.
What.. are they going to block port 80?
gee , all you need to to is modify apache
source to look like a regular web server and add
HTTP extensions that would allow users to search
for mpeg 3 files. perhaps a central postresql or
mysql database... files could be encrypted and
sent through a secure pipe. the bottom line is
we can adapt. No problem!
I've been using and deploying Linux since '94. I know this is bullshit and the so called benchmarks from Warcraft were bogus because my results are different. I KNOW firsthand that my Web server's on Linux can withstand more hits than if I replaced the OS with NT. I know this firsthand. ALSO my IMAP email server based on Cyrus can withstand far more hits than if the OS was changed... then again. damn what IMAP server would I use. Linux is surging in poularity... this is just microsoft's way of trying to squelch it. This won't happen, and the European Economic Community is now slamming Microsoft in a Anti-Trust Case . YEAH! All I know is Microsoft Screwed me out of a royalty deal when I was 26 (11 years ago). I didn't sue then.. I believe what goes around, comes around. And they are gonna get bit. Microsoft hasn't seen anything yet! I believe the caldera buyout of SCO is going to propell Linux into more US Government markets. we are in the US postoffice now, Linux boxes are reading zipcodes and routing mail! Linux is also used in some US gov webservers, as well as database development stations. I am very happy with my Linux servers. VERY HAPPY. So stop your whining you little microsoftie
I sent a letter to the editor of ABC.COM stating what Moody posted is Libel and I posted sites that prove he is wrong. Including netcraft. perhaps we should start a boycott of anything to do with ABC. First we should start with an email blitz!
Linux is experiencing a massive surge again in popularity. Now more than ever we are going to see anti-Linux propaganda! For one.. Microsoft has an internal bug list that does not get published. This is Microsoft doing this. Maybe we should target Microsoft driven web sites and demonstrate how unsecure thier OS is. Remember... SPOOF! OK Also now how about those of us who have multiple operating systems, I am getting a copy of 2000 just for hacking on my LAN. And then I will publish my LEGAL exploits on my web site. This article pisses me off, I know how far off base this is. Also a bogus writeup was in the Providence Journal. They have NO CLUE. later!
Back when I was younger (I'm 37 now,I was 26 then) I worked at a programming shop in Yarmouth, MA. We wrote computer games. Wrint computer games is a really fun job, you get to write code that does some really cool tasks.. such as mixing unlimited sounds on the fly. back then there was no 3DFX engine.. we took photos of actual models from all diferrent angles.. We started with space games, made unique models, took pictures. Ahh the gaming engine.. yes that's work. And sometimes there woul be programmer's block. We would have a game... throw a ball around, go out for beer and pizza, and brainstorm. Now I guess I take things a bit too serious, that's from writing database applications. Who would of thought they pay big bucks to write Oracle databases.. Ahh the good old days.
NO!!!!!!!!! You are narrow minded. Napster is the equivilant of listening to a radio station.. except now we pick what we want. a 44Khz 196k bit/sec sample does NOT sound as good as a CD!!!!!!!! we are not doing 44khz 512k/sec samples! Do you have a clue??? If we like the tune enough we buy the CD. This is merely the same as recording a tune off the radio. Instead of FM modulation through the airwaves we are using TC/IP over the net. BIG DEAL. The recording industry and the Courts just don't get it. what's stopping the napster servers from moving overseas??? Nothing. I'd move the napster servers overseas and call them something else before I give up. I'd encourage all to go underground too. And to the RIAA... get a life. Napster and all other sites like it open a new door for New bands. I play the tenor sax. Rock and blues style. And in the recording industry it's either who you know or... Anyway.. There's many talented bands that don't get airplay. Now the playing field is getting leveled a bit.
The Government really thinks this will accomplish something? Well It's time to adapt the OpenNapster Server and clients to use SSL. And it's up to the operator of the authorization engine to let you in. Perhaps we can configure Authorization Clusters since many of us have cable modems now. The government can't take the internet away from us. It's up to us to evolve this code, sharing MP3 files is here to stay. I just bought a CD player that plays a CD full of MP3 files (@ 120 3 minute songs). I'm not going to let the government put an end to Napster trading now.
well, why did AT&T and mediaone go through? The MediaOne/AT&T merger affects me because I am a MediaOne Customer. I don't like the merger. We are being forced to drop the Road Runner Service and go with an internet service from AT&T What a joke.
Everyone knows Linux by default ships with Apache, INN, Squid, LinuxConf, And slew of other applications enabled by default. I bet the test Corel Linux box was running MANY applications besides GLQuake. Give me a break. Beos loads up with no daemons running. I'd like to see a true benchmark done.
Man, Broadband was supposed to promote competition. Now AT&T feels threatened so they are buying up the competition. This reminds me of a song from The Who, "We Won't Get Fooled Again" AT&T wants MediaOne to cut ties with Road Runner. I know. I am a Media One customer. I informed Media One if this goes through I will look for another provider. I also sent RCN a email suggesting that that offer service in my area since I do not wish to send AT&T my money.
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First.. try to find a lawyer that would take your case for free. Also, There are plenty of sites on the net that will show you how to convert a microwave oven into a high power transmitter /scrambler. I'd put a microwave feed horn on my roof, point the antennea to the tower, and try to saturate their equipment with signal and render it useless. (Microwaves are dangerous... so be carefull or you can get permanently disabled)
I'm getting tired of seeing microwave towers all over New England myself. Tired enough to get rid of my cell phone. Besides that probably do cause cancer. Microwave radiation so close to living tissue, what were they thinking. I no longer have a cell phone, I prefer to listen to tunes as I am
driving and don't feel like talking on a bloody phone. If I get lost, I'd go and ask for directions. And if I am running late.. big deal!
try the legal approach first, if that doesen't
work, organize a mob of angry protesters.
Also you can get them in the pocketbook. Get everyone not to pay thier phonebill. There is power in numbers. If you get everyone not to pay the phone bill, they will backdown.
Netscape 6 can't even read a mime.type file! has anyone used this succesfully with Linux and get it to read the mime.typefile? I was lucky I backed up. I am back running 4.7 The Conqueror browser seems less buggy!
There's a lot of ways to pull this off. How much engineering experience do you have? You can hack this together as well. Tivo boxes are pretty cheap, you can stack multiple Tivo boxes, modify the code so you don't use thier service. Use a Linux server to activate the servers.. That's a hacked approach. To play 8 DVD movies at the same time would require some serious horespower, even with hardware dvd decoding. It might be easier to set up multiple On-Demand channels and have set movie times. I worked at a University as a Sysadmin, one dorm was planning on digital on demand. Movies were viewed on the users computer or a tv/monitor atached to the video out. Check the net, there is plent of open source for video on demand. Possibly you can aquire 8 Creative Labs DVD driver (They work with Linux)
I really would like to have an AFS Cell up on my home LAN and accessable via my cable modem, also would like to experiment and set up gateways to other hobbyist cells! Anyone interested! Yes AFS/DFS is very powerfull, and there are plenty of ways to manage it. I used my own perl scripts. Now I tried to compile the code that was on IBM's site. Here the error I get: ../afs/afs_analyze.c: In function `afs_Analyze': ../afs/afs_analyze.c:334: storage size of `opStartTime' isn't known ../afs/afs_analyze.c:334: storage size of `opStopTime' isn't known ../afs/afs_analyze.c:334: storage size of `elapsedTime' isn't known
make[4]: *** [afs_analyze.o] Error 1
make[4]: Leaving directory `/home/jerryn/afs/i386_linux22/obj/libafs/MODLOAD- 2.2.5-15-MP'
make[3]: *** [linux_compdirs] Error 2
make[3]: Leaving directory `/home/jerryn/afs/i386_linux22/obj/libafs'
make[2]: *** [libafs] Error 2
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/jerryn/afs'
make[1]: *** [install] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/jerryn/afs'
make: *** [all] Error 2
Did anyone else run into this?
I am using kernel 2.2.14, and yes I have all configured ok! And most of the code compiles.
just afs_analyze fails.
my email address is jerry-normandin@usa.net
I think we should start a newsgroup on egroups
for all of us who want to create a massive WWW
AFS implementation. I've got bandwidth from my
cable modem, and I can limit the number of concurrent connections to my AFS server with my
firewall.. All I need to do is get all the code compiled and I can easily configure this puppy since I used to be a DCE/DFS admin!
Anyone interested?
Pollution should be cleaned up.. but a higher tax on fuel will mean a massive recession. I dealt with it in the early 90's and don't want to go through that again! Or.. maybe I'll get a deisel engine for my 97 Silverado and run the truck on used cooking oil from restraunts. A Cold fusion reactor to generate electricty for my house since you can't be 100% dependant on solar energy in New England. And perhaps a solaluminescent reactor. We need to start spending more time researcing alternative energy!
I was the DCE/DFS Administrator / Architect at Brown University. DFS/AFS is very scalable, a monster to administer, but I didn't complain, I just rolled my own Perl scripts to administer the beast. I figured as long as this is a beast to administer, the pay will be great! Anyway I wanted to put a AFS server online for friends / collegues to access via my cable modem. But... I hit a compile snag at afsmonitor.. it looks like problems with some of the supplied header files. I get 75% compiled. Does any one else run into this? I'm hoping to have a version compiled for LinuxPPC soon! And a fully configured AFS cell. I am also going to work on a AFS/DFS gateway
I think somewhere a village is missing it's idiot!
When it comes to robots, I like to build my own! My robot is at nfn.no-ip.net/spazbot I'm entering it into a firefighting robot contest. The "sensor array" pans to the left, right and up and down." I can even detect a stairway and avoid it! It's six wheel drive. it's funny that they mention an encoder on each wheel.. I wrote a program called suretrack, and I use multiple encoders and error correction. I can detect acceleration, if one wheel is going faster than the other, also I can detect if I am stuck on something. The robot is even capable of climbing over bones my dog leaves around the house. Spazbot is built from scratch and I might post up plans. Also Spazbot's power source is from a 9.6v 3ah/r camcorder battery.. If I was powered the same way as featured in the link I would be down in 10 minutes, my Polaroid Sonar takes consumes 2amps for a few ms for every ping! I used Linux as the development environment for Spazbot. I would not use the basic stamp for a serious robotic platform. My outdoor drobot which may be a modified Power wheels Wild Thing" is based on a Motorolla 68332 w/512k flash, 512k ram, and 4 SPI ports and lots of IO! Again the link is nfn.no-ip.com
I checked out that puppy.. gee 700 samolians! The Neo 35 I bought from a vendor (I am no spammer) cost me @$250.00, you add your har drive. So I am adding a 20 Gigger! Complete with backlit LCD screen, IDE interface (You slap this puppy in a drive bay and copy the file that way) Car Bay, remote.. I am going to modify the car bay to be both a home and car bay. I thought the price was pretty good, considering I was going to build my own from scratch, It would cost me more. There's a neat controller board design out that's based on a third generation 8051 stype processor, cpld interface to hard drive.. but to build the board it would cost @ $150.00, then add the price of building a nice case w/dispaly (the board does not support an LCD yey, you need to design your own interface and code) So I think the neo 32 is a great deal. just search the net for it if you are interested. Be carefull some high rolling yee-haw dealers charge much more than what I paid for this puppy. Good Luck! And the answer to your question is you don't know untile you try. There's no way of knowing if the opeating system on your puppy will only see the geometry of a gigger.. the only way to try is slap a different drive on and see if it's recognized!
Redhat has lost touch of what it is and what it does. We, the Linux/Unix programmers around the world, Linux, Alan Cox, Mr. Becker, and others have written code that they've earned money on. granted they have helped push Linux into the mainstream, but they didn't start open source. Stallman did, he deserves the credit! good old gnu.org! redhat is loosing sight of who they are and where they came from, the latest release from them was a bust! Why should all the other releases take a hit from them (damn media has no clue). Anaconda dies on most boxes, I made an image for my son so he can bring it and update the computers at his High School's computer club, Anaconda barfed, my son fired off an email, his reply is .. buy a copy! So I think we should
fire back an use mandrake, at least it's less
expensive, heck the way they've created additional
tools and packaged everything on the CD.. it's worth the 25.00, BUT to charge $75.00 and not yeild the money too all of us who write code late
at night, and then the balls they must have to
claim they started open source.
I saw we as a Linux Community should teach them a
lesson. Don'y buy any redhat tools, hell they
are not even mantaining the Alpha release anymore,
we have to switch to Suse or Debian or soon
mandrake on the DecAlpha.. or we do our own
cross compile.
Redhat has no clue. We made Redhat, we can
take them down. I am seriously rethinking about
the way i post code or fixes. Perhaps Redhat as
a mole working for them. They have beenm acting very microsftish! First they release a very buggy
release, second they claim they started open source. That sounds like a Microsoft statement.
well.. enough ranting. I know what I have to do.
Sell the Redhat stock, Sell! And only use
Suse, Debian and perhaps download iso images
off my cable modem, and burn my own. Perhaps
have my own jerryNormandSir release, and sell
for $5.00 shipped to the door!
enough of this $145.00 for Redhat.. Gee! enough
of this allready!
I'm steaming mad! I hope Stallman fires off one
of his emails...
OOPS>.....TYPO. I meant to type NT CAN'T handle large enterprise solutions. NT SUCKS. I can hack any NT box I want. GEE.. what a difference an 'T makes!!!!! Later!
OK, when I was 26, 11 years ago, Windows 2.11 couldn't play sound for beans. There was an interrupt latency time problem. I wrote code that generated software interrupts when my "ping pong" buffers were down to 60% (YEP, it's dog slow). The software interrupts would jump to code that topped off the buffers. This prevented the popping noise that was heard. THIS IS MY CODE! Anyway I got AN NDA from Microsoft (I was writing code for Hyperglot software at the time as a consultant). and they were going to pay me %.02 cents per copy of windows 3.0 and up sold. Well they screwed me I never got the money. So, I started to support alternate operating systems. I started out with Os/2, then I found Linux in 1994. Anyway. Let's go forward with the NTFS r/w code, lets design NT Killers. We will win, NT can handle large enterprise solutions, with the strides that have been made with XFS we will have a killer solution. You want a site to host this code on? I wonder if my cable connection can handle it. I'm willing to help, if they take me to court I will counter sue and represent myself, the media will gob it up. I am tired of what microsft has be doing, they are at it again trying to buyout Indrema, they bought out other companies writing 3D games for Linux.. gee, they know all it takes is the KILLER app for Linux to be #1! PLEASE Keep the NTFS r/w code development going, it's WAR!
The Win2000 implementation is not true kerberoes. The assholes once again are doing something nonstandard. they are utilizing several fields in a way that does not conform to the existing kerberos implementations. Also once you crack an Active Directory Structure you have full access to the entire domain. For a scientific governement entity your organization is pretty narrow minded. An implementation of DFS or AFS would be a HELL of a lot better than what they are doing. I suggest looking into AFS www.transarc.com And.. the code is going to go Open!
Sony has NO CLUE. They can't clock everything. What.. are they going to block port 80? gee , all you need to to is modify apache source to look like a regular web server and add HTTP extensions that would allow users to search for mpeg 3 files. perhaps a central postresql or mysql database... files could be encrypted and sent through a secure pipe. the bottom line is we can adapt. No problem!
Man! This isn't right! maybe next time I release something I will be anonymouse!
I've been using and deploying Linux since '94. I know this is bullshit and the so called benchmarks from Warcraft were bogus because my results are different. I KNOW firsthand that my Web server's on Linux can withstand more hits than if I replaced the OS with NT. I know this firsthand. ALSO my IMAP email server based on Cyrus can withstand far more hits than if the OS was changed... then again. damn what IMAP server would I use. Linux is surging in poularity... this is just microsoft's way of trying to squelch it. This won't happen, and the European Economic Community is now slamming Microsoft in a Anti-Trust Case . YEAH! All I know is Microsoft Screwed me out of a royalty deal when I was 26 (11 years ago). I didn't sue then.. I believe what goes around, comes around. And they are gonna get bit. Microsoft hasn't seen anything yet! I believe the caldera buyout of SCO is going to propell Linux into more US Government markets. we are in the US postoffice now, Linux boxes are reading zipcodes and routing mail! Linux is also used in some US gov webservers, as well as database development stations. I am very happy with my Linux servers. VERY HAPPY. So stop your whining you little microsoftie
I sent a letter to the editor of ABC.COM stating what Moody posted is Libel and I posted sites that prove he is wrong. Including netcraft. perhaps we should start a boycott of anything to do with ABC. First we should start with an email blitz!
Linux is experiencing a massive surge again in popularity. Now more than ever we are going to see anti-Linux propaganda! For one.. Microsoft has an internal bug list that does not get published. This is Microsoft doing this. Maybe we should target Microsoft driven web sites and demonstrate how unsecure thier OS is. Remember... SPOOF! OK Also now how about those of us who have multiple operating systems, I am getting a copy of 2000 just for hacking on my LAN. And then I will publish my LEGAL exploits on my web site. This article pisses me off, I know how far off base this is. Also a bogus writeup was in the Providence Journal. They have NO CLUE. later!
Back when I was younger (I'm 37 now,I was 26 then) I worked at a programming shop in Yarmouth, MA. We wrote computer games. Wrint computer games is a really fun job, you get to write code that does some really cool tasks.. such as mixing unlimited sounds on the fly. back then there was no 3DFX engine.. we took photos of actual models from all diferrent angles.. We started with space games, made unique models, took pictures. Ahh the gaming engine.. yes that's work. And sometimes there woul be programmer's block. We would have a game... throw a ball around, go out for beer and pizza, and brainstorm. Now I guess I take things a bit too serious, that's from writing database applications. Who would of thought they pay big bucks to write Oracle databases.. Ahh the good old days.
NO!!!!!!!!! You are narrow minded. Napster is the equivilant of listening to a radio station.. except now we pick what we want. a 44Khz 196k bit /sec sample does NOT sound as good as a CD!!!!!!!! we are not doing 44khz 512k/sec samples! Do you have a clue??? If we like the tune enough we buy the CD. This is merely the same as recording a tune off the radio. Instead of FM modulation through the airwaves we are using TC/IP over the net. BIG DEAL. The recording industry and the Courts just don't get it. what's stopping the napster servers from moving overseas??? Nothing. I'd move the napster servers overseas and call them something else before I give up. I'd encourage all to go underground too. And to the RIAA... get a life. Napster and all other sites like it open a new door for New bands. I play the tenor sax. Rock and blues style. And in the recording industry it's either who you know or ... Anyway.. There's many talented bands that don't get airplay. Now the playing field is getting leveled a bit.
The Government really thinks this will accomplish something? Well It's time to adapt the OpenNapster Server and clients to use SSL. And it's up to the operator of the authorization engine to let you in. Perhaps we can configure Authorization Clusters since many of us have cable modems now. The government can't take the internet away from us. It's up to us to evolve this code, sharing MP3 files is here to stay. I just bought a CD player that plays a CD full of MP3 files (@ 120 3 minute songs). I'm not going to let the government put an end to Napster trading now.
well, why did AT&T and mediaone go through? The MediaOne/AT&T merger affects me because I am a MediaOne Customer. I don't like the merger. We are being forced to drop the Road Runner Service and go with an internet service from AT&T What a joke.
This Dude must get paid by Sun and HP to shoot his mouth off. Linux is as secure as you want it to be.
Everyone knows Linux by default ships with Apache, INN, Squid, LinuxConf, And slew of other applications enabled by default. I bet the test Corel Linux box was running MANY applications besides GLQuake. Give me a break. Beos loads up with no daemons running. I'd like to see a true benchmark done.
Man, Broadband was supposed to promote competition. Now AT&T feels threatened so they are buying up the competition. This reminds me of a song from The Who, "We Won't Get Fooled Again" AT&T wants MediaOne to cut ties with Road Runner. I know. I am a Media One customer. I informed Media One if this goes through I will look for another provider. I also sent RCN a email suggesting that that offer service in my area since I do not wish to send AT&T my money.