The best speed tests on a "Gig-E" link with an MTU of 1500 at best will deliver around 650Mbps to 750Mbps of throughput.
$ iperf -c 10.xx.xx.xx (removed for lameness filter) [ 3] 0.0-10.0 sec 1.06 GBytes 907 Mbits/sec No jumbo frames, going through a couple of cheap airlink gig switches. Server is nVidia onboard gigabit, server is Intel onboard gigabit on a cheap consumer board.
So you redirect a BT client to a "rickroll" whenever it tries to get a list of peers, and this page is never seen by the end user. You did a great job! Oh wait...
We reasoned that if you had a lot of mappings, and that a large proportion of those mappings were to a lot of distinct remote hosts, and largely not idle, that you are probably a Torrenter.(...) These scripts output a list of bad MACs, that we then just dropped into a block list in the core switches.
Yeah, that might have been a little more helpful than redirecting a client (which will just use DHT instead to find peers)
You can use a USB flash drive when installing Vista as well. My Intel DP35DPM board came with the AHCI/Matrix RAID driver on a floppy. Too bad it didn't even have a connector for a floppy drive (and XP didn't want to load it off my USB floppy drive). Ended up having to use nLite to merge it into the install media.
I've read over your post four times now and I still have no idea what your point is. Something about hot dogs? Now I'm all hungry again after dinner, thanks.
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I did exactly as you said, and at the new login I had the commands from A,B,C (in that order) in history. Here's what it looks like:
996 echo AAA # A 997 history|tail # checking history on B 998 echo BBB # B 999 history|tail # checking history on C 1000 history|tail # checking history on C, again 1001 history |tail # new login
This is: GNU bash, version 3.2.33(1)-release (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu)
The 3rd gen is the only USB iPod that cannot charge over USB. The iPod Mini and iPod 4th gen (which have full firewire support) will charge over USB no problem.
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$ iperf -c 10.xx.xx.xx
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[ 3] 0.0-10.0 sec 1.06 GBytes 907 Mbits/sec
No jumbo frames, going through a couple of cheap airlink gig switches.
Server is nVidia onboard gigabit, server is Intel onboard gigabit on a cheap consumer board.
Here's a good chart showing actual throughput for a bunch of different routers
Do you think he would be connecting to a public cell network if he's not even allowed to have a camera?
In case you're being serious, I assumed OP was using this definition (does anybody here NOT know the dilbert reference?)
Nice troll, but all of the Core i7 CPUs from Intel come from fabs in the US or Costa Rica.
And in Costa Rica, they pay almost double the local average wage.
So you redirect a BT client to a "rickroll" whenever it tries to get a list of peers, and this page is never seen by the end user.
You did a great job!
Oh wait...
Yeah, that might have been a little more helpful than redirecting a client (which will just use DHT instead to find peers)
AFAIK it's optional
What I'd really like is to have a passively cooled box that's able to play 1080p H.264.
You mean like this?
>implying that a single track is 3GB
wat
Also the track is 5:14 so it's actually more like 10MB for a 256kbps encode, so ~5TB total transferred, which would cost about $850 from Amazon S3
Sup.
But did it leak oil?
You buy BluRay discs that have torrented matroska files on them?
I'd guess that less than 1% of e-commerce retailers are processing cards themselves.
I think the point was, it isn't necessarily GNU/Linux just because the kernel is Linux.
Does Palm release all of the source to WebOS?
Is that you, RMS?
cause it's so hard to do that
As terrible as Vista is, you have to admit the installer is much better than XP's
You can use a USB flash drive when installing Vista as well.
My Intel DP35DPM board came with the AHCI/Matrix RAID driver on a floppy. Too bad it didn't even have a connector for a floppy drive (and XP didn't want to load it off my USB floppy drive).
Ended up having to use nLite to merge it into the install media.
You ever read the comments in the documentation on php.net?
I weep for humanity.
Food colouring? That was kinda random.
Not really
I've read over your post four times now and I still have no idea what your point is.
Something about hot dogs? Now I'm all hungry again after dinner, thanks.
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I did exactly as you said, and at the new login I had the commands from A,B,C (in that order) in history.
Here's what it looks like:
996 echo AAA # A
997 history|tail # checking history on B
998 echo BBB # B
999 history|tail # checking history on C
1000 history|tail # checking history on C, again
1001 history |tail # new login
This is:
GNU bash, version 3.2.33(1)-release (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu)
The 3rd gen is the only USB iPod that cannot charge over USB.
The iPod Mini and iPod 4th gen (which have full firewire support) will charge over USB no problem.
Looks like perfectly valid Perl to me.
If only such a thing existed.