I have use MS server products. I have found them to be oversize in file size, resource hogs and just plain slow. I find the webserver that is included with ICQ 99a is 1000x times better. I have use alot of thrown together webserver programs and I have used apache server on NT and 98 and find that it does alot better than IIS. I ate my tag line.
Doh.. Sorry about that. I'm at work, so i'm not paying attention to my spelling. Just trying to talk on the phone, log calls and then type this stuff in between. I ate my tag line.
Linux is a completly free and open os. This means that anyone can re-program the OS for better stability, speed or what ever you would like. Linux has a programmer base of several thousand people around the world. Basically it's still behind in some area, but in alot of areas it is ahead.
Windows is a closed os, so you can't reprogram the internals and costs at the least $80.
There are alot of diffrence between the two thou. I ate my tag line.
It states that they had to have special kernal made so Linux could perform better. Are these going to be adopted into out kernals any time soon?
There was one test that NT beat the hell out of linux, but that was it. After seening all these marks, I think that we can really start pulling together to make the wierd higher end bench marks even better so that any test that is run to compare NT and Linux, Linux will pull a head in at the very least 60% of the marks. I ate my tag line.
That's good thing to keep the rights. There is an artical about the yahoo take over of geocities.. It's pretty nasty. All the data is own by Yahoo and they can do what they want with your material. IE if you are a band and have lyrics up, they own it. No longer yours, it's own by yahoo now. That how the article read anyways.. I ate my tag line.
That's good thing to keep the rights. There is an artical about the yahoo take over of geocities.. It's pretty nasty. All the data is own by Yahoo and they can do what they want with your material. IE if you are a band and have lyrics up, they own it. No longer yours, it's own by yahoo now. That how the artical read anyways.. I ate my tag line.
Tea has longer lasting anti oxidents in them. So you add orange juice and grape see extract to it, you would have the Anti radiation and Anti Oxident drink of the year! I ate my tag line.
Hmm.. Well Vitamin C has just been proven to lower lead in the system. 500mg a day is enough.. To much will cause the plasma to thicken.
But in the local news today it was stated that kid died from 10 hits of LSD 25. *LoL* Pure LSD25 has never been link to the direct cause of a death or any cancer.
But wonders what it could protect you from. Any one want to be a guenni pig? Hehe.
THC has been know to prevent something, I don't remember what, but don't study the anti drug reports becuase they are total bs. I ate my tag line.
Look, alot of you are complaing shouting fud and all. I non-biased when it comes to ms and linux. But lets look into what the claim to be the problem and not try point the blaim some where else. They stated that the ip stack isn't the greatest. We all know the BSD's have great stacks, why don't we look into this. Also linux isn't the greatest at smp also. BSD is good at this also. Instead of trying to go own your own totally, you must look at what examples that we look at and try to base our fixes on those examples. Instead of whining, do some research on some of the kernal that do things better and try to figure out how to incorperate them into linux, so the next time we want to race, we aren't using a porsche with diesel fuel trying to race a mini van with with 120 octane racing fuel. The mini van will win, becuase it's using the correct gas, but isn't stable to run for long. The porsche wont even start up, if it did, it wouldn't go anywhere.
So please stop all this bitching, becuase you are just waisting valuable time which can be spent in the redesigning and fixing our problem that we have in linux at the moment. Linux relies on the users to make it a success, not just a select few. I ate my tag line.
Are tehy legal aliens or illegal.. Did the hop a fence or jump on a boat??
Looking at just their specs, they were talking the unit was going to be operating at 12 Thz (Terra) which is a light wavelenght.. I think this is total bs, becuase there is just to much that doesn't eny comply with the basics of physics. Yeah I know there are somethings that have been known to change the world of physics, but operating over the speed of light?!
Ok.. I'm getting sick of you people whining about how they show their bench marks. Just take 100 off of it and stop your bitching.
They did the basic set of tests, and remember the test systems are even fully optumized yet for this chip. But the rates look fantastic for this first batch that is going out, but we are going to have to wait till end of summer to get our hand on them becuase all the computer manufactures are going to gobbling them up left and right.
But I feel the 2nd batch should be alot better and the support will be alot better in the hardware and software areas.
Also note that the 600's will overclockable to 700 mhz. Think about what the ratings on that will be. Note this too, you will be able to do 8 meg of cache, better marks with that much cache, and you can do 16 way processing.
So what it boils down to is this, the bench marks are better toward it's competing chip 1 for 1 and this is just the beginning. When we will be able to get DIY kits we will have one heck of a machine for doing just about anything. Now if AMD wanted to kick some ass in the field, the would give 100% linux support.
But i'm just rambling on... So don't mind me. I ate my tag line.
You can use a RAID, but this doesn't mean that you can get the fastest rate. You have to configure it to to striping and all that so the data isn't just on one disk, but spread over others, so one block may be on one disk the other on another and etc, so basicall you pull so many blocks at one time increasing the file pulling. Also if you go this way you may want look into the 10K RPM scsi disks also for better higher tranfer rates on each disk. I ate my tag line.
It would take a lil' more than that, but I don't think that it would be that complicated nor that expensive. What you needs is baiscally a box with a an antenna, transeiver, dsp chips and a 10bT out port, so people don't need drivers. Like the Lancity Cable modems do, cable runs in, the out to a 10bT port so you can put it on a hub or directly hook it up to the computer. The post I did, being the first talking about diy stuff would be the best way for the geeks like most of us on here. I haven't been able to find any of the projects that I have found in the past about diy wireless connections and all that.
If any one has done this or has any link to place that have done this like mentioned above, please add the link. I hate being ripped for $30-$50 worth of parts and labor. I ate my tag line.
I have seen some DIY on the web about creating your own wireless lans using 900mhz and 2.4ghz technologies. Most of them are college projects. I ate my tag line.
Why just dual, go all the way with 16 way smp! That would make for an interesting box. I'm wondering who is going to make one for us DIY'ers, any one know? Also with 8mb cache support makes me wonder if there will be a mb with 8mb built on. I ate my tag line.
You have to walk before you run. Linux has gain alot of of ground in the past couple of month and everyday new things are brought out. Sure, I don't run it fully @ home, that's becuase of some of the programs i'm using, but with in the next year that linux should have enought support behind it and devolpement, that it will be able to really compete.
That's one of the reasons I start the Slashmeat Distro, to help progress the stuck current movemnet in distros. If you think about it, there is not much diffrent between distros.
I don't see a big picture of 2000 hitting the home user desktops, but I do see linux in the future replace the 9x series, becuase more and more people are starting to hear about linux, and yes it's becoming me too, but 'me too' mean more users and more support. With all the programming support going into linux, I feel that in the next 2 year that MS will need to come up with something more revolutionary to make a stand against linux, maybe something stable.
If the above doesn't make sense, to bad, i'm at work and also working while typing this up. I ate my tag line.
GUI = Grafical user interface... All it has to do present it's looking a graphical look that is usable and not totally driven by command line input. So therefor X is a GUI. It might not be the best GUI out there by it's self but that's why there are overlays like KDE and GNOME.
Why, becuase I don't like the other projects... Why go with the flow when you can go all over in a project that doesn't shout you down like the moderators here. I ate my tag line.
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I have use MS server products. I have found them to be oversize in file size, resource hogs and just plain slow. I find the webserver that is included with ICQ 99a is 1000x times better. I have use alot of thrown together webserver programs and I have used apache server on NT and 98 and find that it does alot better than IIS.
I ate my tag line.
Doh.. Sorry about that. I'm at work, so i'm not paying attention to my spelling. Just trying to talk on the phone, log calls and then type this stuff in between.
I ate my tag line.
Linux is a completly free and open os. This means that anyone can re-program the OS for better stability, speed or what ever you would like. Linux has a programmer base of several thousand people around the world. Basically it's still behind in some area, but in alot of areas it is ahead.
Windows is a closed os, so you can't reprogram the internals and costs at the least $80.
There are alot of diffrence between the two thou.
I ate my tag line.
It states that they had to have special kernal made so Linux could perform better. Are these going to be adopted into out kernals any time soon?
There was one test that NT beat the hell out of linux, but that was it. After seening all these marks, I think that we can really start pulling together to make the wierd higher end bench marks even better so that any test that is run to compare NT and Linux, Linux will pull a head in at the very least 60% of the marks.
I ate my tag line.
That's good thing to keep the rights. There is an artical about the yahoo take over of geocities.. It's pretty nasty. All the data is own by Yahoo and they can do what they want with your material. IE if you are a band and have lyrics up, they own it. No longer yours, it's own by yahoo now. That how the article read anyways..
I ate my tag line.
That's good thing to keep the rights. There is an artical about the yahoo take over of geocities.. It's pretty nasty. All the data is own by Yahoo and they can do what they want with your material. IE if you are a band and have lyrics up, they own it. No longer yours, it's own by yahoo now. That how the artical read anyways..
I ate my tag line.
Tea has longer lasting anti oxidents in them. So you add orange juice and grape see extract to it, you would have the Anti radiation and Anti Oxident drink of the year!
I ate my tag line.
Hmm..
Well Vitamin C has just been proven to lower lead in the system. 500mg a day is enough.. To much will cause the plasma to thicken.
But in the local news today it was stated that kid died from 10 hits of LSD 25. *LoL*
Pure LSD25 has never been link to the direct cause of a death or any cancer.
But wonders what it could protect you from. Any one want to be a guenni pig? Hehe.
THC has been know to prevent something, I don't remember what, but don't study the anti drug reports becuase they are total bs.
I ate my tag line.
Hmm.. And if the radiation doesn't kill you the:
a.)caffine overdose will
b.)water poising will
c.)thinking you are bird...
I ate my tag line.
Look, alot of you are complaing shouting fud and all. I non-biased when it comes to ms and linux. But lets look into what the claim to be the problem and not try point the blaim some where else.
They stated that the ip stack isn't the greatest. We all know the BSD's have great stacks, why don't we look into this.
Also linux isn't the greatest at smp also. BSD is good at this also.
Instead of trying to go own your own totally, you must look at what examples that we look at and try to base our fixes on those examples.
Instead of whining, do some research on some of the kernal that do things better and try to figure out how to incorperate them into linux, so the next time we want to race, we aren't using a porsche with diesel fuel trying to race a mini van with with 120 octane racing fuel. The mini van will win, becuase it's using the correct gas, but isn't stable to run for long. The porsche wont even start up, if it did, it wouldn't go anywhere.
So please stop all this bitching, becuase you are just waisting valuable time which can be spent in the redesigning and fixing our problem that we have in linux at the moment. Linux relies on the users to make it a success, not just a select few.
I ate my tag line.
Are tehy legal aliens or illegal.. Did the hop a fence or jump on a boat??
Looking at just their specs, they were talking the unit was going to be operating at 12 Thz (Terra) which is a light wavelenght.. I think this is total bs, becuase there is just to much that doesn't eny comply with the basics of physics. Yeah I know there are somethings that have been known to change the world of physics, but operating over the speed of light?!
I ate my tag line.
Ok.. I'm getting sick of you people whining about how they show their bench marks. Just take 100 off of it and stop your bitching.
They did the basic set of tests, and remember the test systems are even fully optumized yet for this chip. But the rates look fantastic for this first batch that is going out, but we are going to have to wait till end of summer to get our hand on them becuase all the computer manufactures are going to gobbling them up left and right.
But I feel the 2nd batch should be alot better and the support will be alot better in the hardware and software areas.
Also note that the 600's will overclockable to 700 mhz. Think about what the ratings on that will be. Note this too, you will be able to do 8 meg of cache, better marks with that much cache, and you can do 16 way processing.
So what it boils down to is this, the bench marks are better toward it's competing chip 1 for 1 and this is just the beginning. When we will be able to get DIY kits we will have one heck of a machine for doing just about anything. Now if AMD wanted to kick some ass in the field, the would give 100% linux support.
But i'm just rambling on... So don't mind me.
I ate my tag line.
You can use a RAID, but this doesn't mean that you can get the fastest rate. You have to configure it to to striping and all that so the data isn't just on one disk, but spread over others, so one block may be on one disk the other on another and etc, so basicall you pull so many blocks at one time increasing the file pulling. Also if you go this way you may want look into the 10K RPM scsi disks also for better higher tranfer rates on each disk.
I ate my tag line.
It would take a lil' more than that, but I don't think that it would be that complicated nor that expensive. What you needs is baiscally a box with a an antenna, transeiver, dsp chips and a 10bT out port, so people don't need drivers. Like the Lancity Cable modems do, cable runs in, the out to a 10bT port so you can put it on a hub or directly hook it up to the computer. The post I did, being the first talking about diy stuff would be the best way for the geeks like most of us on here. I haven't been able to find any of the projects that I have found in the past about diy wireless connections and all that.
If any one has done this or has any link to place that have done this like mentioned above, please add the link. I hate being ripped for $30-$50 worth of parts and labor.
I ate my tag line.
The trashy solution, not using wireless is just to run cat 5 from roof top to roof top...
I ate my tag line.
I have seen some DIY on the web about creating your own wireless lans using 900mhz and 2.4ghz technologies. Most of them are college projects.
I ate my tag line.
From what I have heard is that the 600 is only stable upto 700mhz.
I ate my tag line.
Why just dual, go all the way with 16 way smp! That would make for an interesting box. I'm wondering who is going to make one for us DIY'ers, any one know? Also with 8mb cache support makes me wonder if there will be a mb with 8mb built on.
I ate my tag line.
OS/2... Let have a show of hand of people that have used OS/2 and another show of hands of people that still use it..
But OS/2 can do this..
But on the subject of the topic, imagine what you can do with this. I could make the ultimate alarm clock!!!
I ate my tag line.
We have 3 prongs power supplies.
I ate my tag line.
You have to walk before you run. Linux has gain alot of of ground in the past couple of month and everyday new things are brought out. Sure, I don't run it fully @ home, that's becuase of some of the programs i'm using, but with in the next year that linux should have enought support behind it and devolpement, that it will be able to really compete.
That's one of the reasons I start the Slashmeat Distro, to help progress the stuck current movemnet in distros. If you think about it, there is not much diffrent between distros.
I don't see a big picture of 2000 hitting the home user desktops, but I do see linux in the future replace the 9x series, becuase more and more people are starting to hear about linux, and yes it's becoming me too, but 'me too' mean more users and more support. With all the programming support going into linux, I feel that in the next 2 year that MS will need to come up with something more revolutionary to make a stand against linux, maybe something stable.
If the above doesn't make sense, to bad, i'm at work and also working while typing this up.
I ate my tag line.
Female, and still is the greatest thing!
I ate my tag line.
GUI = Grafical user interface...
All it has to do present it's looking a graphical look that is usable and not totally driven by command line input. So therefor X is a GUI.
It might not be the best GUI out there by it's self but that's why there are overlays like KDE and GNOME.
I ate my tag line.
Why, becuase I don't like the other projects... Why go with the flow when you can go all over in a project that doesn't shout you down like the moderators here.
I ate my tag line.
I typed that up at work and home i run 98 primary due to some of games and files i run
I ate my tag line.