Windows has those same issues, ever gotten the error message about the registry size being too small? How long do you think it takes a user to figure that one out on their own? Plus Ubuntu has great user support on irc.freenode.net in #ubuntu.
All along, the answer to virii, malware, hacking, and botnets was right at our fingertips. Just have the government "mandate" Windows be secure!
Ooooh better yet. Just have the government "mandate" that no one produce virii, malware or botnets and make hacking illegal!
Unfortunately for the most part ReactOS is just wine that self boots. They borrow heavily from the wine codebase for their win32 api compatibility. Naturally the driver compatibility doesn't borrow from the wine codebase. The real point of ReactOS isn't software compatibility but environment compatibility. The goal is to be able to install all your windows apps on a machine that only supports windows (due to poor ACPI support in linux or poor video driver support or any of a number of incompatibilities). However windows application compatibility is rarely if ever better than wine with reactos.
The hummer is fairly rugged, Sure its toned down a bit for the civilian versions. but 200,000 miles at least. Well taken care of 300,000 miles is easily achieved. I've seen trucks make it over a million miles.
Really? Microsoft supported my Dell server that I purchased with no operating system? Cool! I could have sworn the guy on the phone said I called Dell though.
You must learn to read, Properly set up I said. you can take advantage of modern engine technology with vegetable oil by simply preheating it until it reaches the same viscosity as diesel fuel oil. There are other similar methods of getting other fuels to burn. And generally most of the oils I listed do not cause corrosion or buildup. You really ought to learn to read, reading is a wonderful thing.
Preignition is ignition before its supposed to happen. It's impossible when your cylinder is filled with nothing but air. They run on Detonation, not preignition.
It's actually more like 100% preignition in a diesel, but they're built to withstand it without grenading.
By design its impossible for diesel to have pre-ignition unless somethings wrong. so its 0% preignition, there is however 100% detonation which is a completely different thing. Pre-ignition is where your intake charge and fuel mixture ignite before your spark plug fires. Since diesels have no spark plug there is no spark plug firing event however intake charge also lacks fuel. So it can't ignite before it is supposed to. The fuel is injected after the compression stroke has already been made and the fuel ignites as soon as it injects, thus 0% preignition 100% detonation.
the beauty of a diesel is it runs on any oil, used cooking oil, cod liver oil, diesel fuel oil, motor oil. Properly setup itl'l run on used motor oil, used transmission fluid, used any oil.
Congratulations You've discovered the same thing as Rudolph Diesel except that you don't quite have it right. You don't need to use ethanol or port injection ditch both of those and use good ol fashioned vegetable oil. 0 preignition and you can turn the boost way up on a tiny engine.
The survey only listed "Fee based Phone support" as a support option. What about with windows where you get free phone support for 1 year or whatever it is nowadays?!
When I worked for the people they contracted their call center to a few years back they sold computers with OpenOffice.org pre-installed. No idea if they still do but they use to...
Which is still Denial of service, You are making it more difficult for them to use their own service. Thats like saying sending someone 10000s of emails is just cache poisoning, you arent taking them offline, just filling their mailbox up with stuff they dont want to read and will likely delete en masse with their real emails.
I bought a poweredge with raid 1 configuration 2 20 gig 15k rpm scsi drives hot swap backplane. 1 week into using it one of the drives dies. system goes down and wont boot up at all (I thought raid 1 + hot swap was so you could pull a drive without shutting down the server!) I call support and get an indian who all he was capable of doing was shipping out a new drive, couldnt understand anything else i said.
That's not true, the code must have declarations to evaluate if we have XYZ feature loaded wich DOES impact in the performance Those code declarations are called #defines, and the C preproscessor automatically removes them, the C compiler itself never even sees them
I'd love to, it sounds very interesting (Especially considering my girlfriend is from shreveport), But alas I have school and Between adhd and schizophrenia, theres not much room for reading non school related books:(
He may still be a little angry towards Nintendo because of Wolfenstein 3d for SNES.
It goes back much further than that, all the way back to the NES, SMB 3, Commander Keen and the founding of ID Software. See the Wikipedia Article for more details, quite an interesting history.
Find out what the NIC is from your motherboard manual (if it's onboard as most are these days),
the "lspci" command should be enough to find out what the NIC is (most likely itl'l be more reliable than the motherboard manual)
the office i am in right now has been running linux as the server for 15 workstations since ~2002. And I recently converted one of the workstations to linux with moderate success, and i will be converting 3-4 more as soon as i get a decent setup for the vpn.
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Windows has those same issues, ever gotten the error message about the registry size being too small? How long do you think it takes a user to figure that one out on their own? Plus Ubuntu has great user support on irc.freenode.net in #ubuntu.
All along, the answer to virii, malware, hacking, and botnets was right at our fingertips. Just have the government "mandate" Windows be secure!
Ooooh better yet. Just have the government "mandate" that no one produce virii, malware or botnets and make hacking illegal!
Discontinued for under a year, discontinued June 2006 and strangely enough... no numbers for the 2006 hummer hmm... conspiracy?
Where in the article does it refer to the H3?
Unfortunately for the most part ReactOS is just wine that self boots. They borrow heavily from the wine codebase for their win32 api compatibility. Naturally the driver compatibility doesn't borrow from the wine codebase. The real point of ReactOS isn't software compatibility but environment compatibility. The goal is to be able to install all your windows apps on a machine that only supports windows (due to poor ACPI support in linux or poor video driver support or any of a number of incompatibilities). However windows application compatibility is rarely if ever better than wine with reactos.
The hummer is fairly rugged, Sure its toned down a bit for the civilian versions. but 200,000 miles at least. Well taken care of 300,000 miles is easily achieved. I've seen trucks make it over a million miles.
Just looking at his post regarding this. I wonder if theres now a libel case given the slander he openly and directly makes.
Really? Microsoft supported my Dell server that I purchased with no operating system? Cool! I could have sworn the guy on the phone said I called Dell though.
You must learn to read, Properly set up I said. you can take advantage of modern engine technology with vegetable oil by simply preheating it until it reaches the same viscosity as diesel fuel oil. There are other similar methods of getting other fuels to burn. And generally most of the oils I listed do not cause corrosion or buildup. You really ought to learn to read, reading is a wonderful thing.
Preignition is ignition before its supposed to happen. It's impossible when your cylinder is filled with nothing but air. They run on Detonation, not preignition.
It's actually more like 100% preignition in a diesel, but they're built to withstand it without grenading. By design its impossible for diesel to have pre-ignition unless somethings wrong. so its 0% preignition, there is however 100% detonation which is a completely different thing. Pre-ignition is where your intake charge and fuel mixture ignite before your spark plug fires. Since diesels have no spark plug there is no spark plug firing event however intake charge also lacks fuel. So it can't ignite before it is supposed to. The fuel is injected after the compression stroke has already been made and the fuel ignites as soon as it injects, thus 0% preignition 100% detonation.
the beauty of a diesel is it runs on any oil, used cooking oil, cod liver oil, diesel fuel oil, motor oil. Properly setup itl'l run on used motor oil, used transmission fluid, used any oil.
Congratulations You've discovered the same thing as Rudolph Diesel except that you don't quite have it right. You don't need to use ethanol or port injection ditch both of those and use good ol fashioned vegetable oil. 0 preignition and you can turn the boost way up on a tiny engine.
I was able to fill out the poll but hitting submit failed :(
The survey only listed "Fee based Phone support" as a support option. What about with windows where you get free phone support for 1 year or whatever it is nowadays?!
When I worked for the people they contracted their call center to a few years back they sold computers with OpenOffice.org pre-installed. No idea if they still do but they use to...
Which is still Denial of service, You are making it more difficult for them to use their own service. Thats like saying sending someone 10000s of emails is just cache poisoning, you arent taking them offline, just filling their mailbox up with stuff they dont want to read and will likely delete en masse with their real emails.
I bought a poweredge with raid 1 configuration 2 20 gig 15k rpm scsi drives hot swap backplane. 1 week into using it one of the drives dies. system goes down and wont boot up at all (I thought raid 1 + hot swap was so you could pull a drive without shutting down the server!) I call support and get an indian who all he was capable of doing was shipping out a new drive, couldnt understand anything else i said.
That's not true, the code must have declarations to evaluate if we have XYZ feature loaded wich DOES impact in the performance
Those code declarations are called #defines, and the C preproscessor automatically removes them, the C compiler itself never even sees them
I'd love to, it sounds very interesting (Especially considering my girlfriend is from shreveport), But alas I have school and Between adhd and schizophrenia, theres not much room for reading non school related books :(
You must not have used the internet in a couple years, whitehouse.com is now a people search, basicly white pages
He may still be a little angry towards Nintendo because of Wolfenstein 3d for SNES.
It goes back much further than that, all the way back to the NES, SMB 3, Commander Keen and the founding of ID Software. See the Wikipedia Article for more details, quite an interesting history.
Find out what the NIC is from your motherboard manual (if it's onboard as most are these days), the "lspci" command should be enough to find out what the NIC is (most likely itl'l be more reliable than the motherboard manual)
the office i am in right now has been running linux as the server for 15 workstations since ~2002. And I recently converted one of the workstations to linux with moderate success, and i will be converting 3-4 more as soon as i get a decent setup for the vpn.
"have your prompt include the current path"
/home/eviluser; ls' can end up running /home/eviluser/ls which contains 'rm -rf /*'
Bad idea as 'cd