I believe that what he's complaining about is that unless you (the developer) implement your own infrastructure like PayOnline, err PlayOnline, then you can't implement MMOGs on the XBox 360 due to (perceived) limitations of XBox Live.
Personally I don't really care. I'm not a big MMO(RPG) fan. Give me my offline, single player Oblivion and I'll be happy. Much better IMO since I don't have to deal with thousands upon thousands of griefers and idiots, plus I get to play, and stop playing, when I want to without feeling that I'm letting them down.
MMOs tend to make you play more, because of the multiplayer aspect, like you start to feel some sort of obligation to the other players in your party and that if you log out to go do real life stuff you've just screwed your buddies.
Well it's more than $100 but much less per host if you have more than one machine behind it (say 10 to 50). The Cisco PIX 501 is a nice, capable embedded firewall solution.
BpBatch is a versatile remote-boot processor, that can be downloaded for free from the
Web. It can perform a large variety of actions on a computer at boot-time, before any
operating system operation has started. Actions performed by BpBatch ranges from
partitioning hard disk to authenticating users, including a graphical interface. The main
feature of BpBatch is the partition cloning facility, which let you create an image of a
computer's hard disk partition and then distribute and install this image on a cluster of
PC.
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I believe that what he's complaining about is that unless you (the developer) implement your own infrastructure like PayOnline, err PlayOnline, then you can't implement MMOGs on the XBox 360 due to (perceived) limitations of XBox Live.
Personally I don't really care. I'm not a big MMO(RPG) fan. Give me my offline, single player Oblivion and I'll be happy. Much better IMO since I don't have to deal with thousands upon thousands of griefers and idiots, plus I get to play, and stop playing, when I want to without feeling that I'm letting them down.
MMOs tend to make you play more, because of the multiplayer aspect, like you start to feel some sort of obligation to the other players in your party and that if you log out to go do real life stuff you've just screwed your buddies.
Well it's more than $100 but much less per host if you have more than one machine behind it (say 10 to 50). The Cisco PIX 501 is a nice, capable embedded firewall solution.
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Legal Way? With the DMCA there is no such thing anymore!
Chris Carter has done it again. He answered nothing except perhaps Kirsch has a conscious.
It was a bunch of bull if you ask me. I can't belive I even watched.
Fingers crossed for the future of the GPL
If you are serious about thin (e.g "diskless") clients, take a look at bpbatch. It an interesting diskless boot loader.
http://www.bpbatch.org/
BpBatch is a versatile remote-boot processor, that can be downloaded for free from the Web. It can perform a large variety of actions on a computer at boot-time, before any operating system operation has started. Actions performed by BpBatch ranges from partitioning hard disk to authenticating users, including a graphical interface. The main feature of BpBatch is the partition cloning facility, which let you create an image of a computer's hard disk partition and then distribute and install this image on a cluster of PC.
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It does not decrypt SSL. That EMERALD component is an apache module which can examine the HTTPS transaction *AFTER* apache has decrypted it.
I installed a 2.5" HDD in my NIC and, with a bit of BIOS tweaking, I was able to get 1024x768x16bit color.
Intersting... I checked. But even more interesting is that Register.com "owns" networksolutionssucks.com.