hey, it is a thought.
So many people are afraid to buy and use a computer because they have heard horror stories from someone they know, mostly due to Windows shameless instability. And people who do own computers are not simply going to give up on all of their Windows software. Until Wine can run every Windows program at an acceptable speed (maybe use multiple processors) people are not going to switch.
about it's bread and butter: artists who did not want Windows and MacOS for obvious reasons.
Especially since Steinberg was starting to port its Cubase product.
There are so many musicians who are tired of Windows regularly losing their work.
Everything. And if you want the kernel source just open the kernel in sourcer or any disassembler, because it is written in assembly.
And QNX is available for other architectures, too.
He turned water into wine at a wedding.
He did not get drunk, though.
Re:NDS and caching -UNLESS- "MANOS" = hand of fate
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Something that people have always liked about Novell is it's excellent technical support.
Perhaps Novell could give its source-code to Timpanogas [www.timpanogas.net, ftp:vger.timpanogas,net] and provide tech-support.
They will not make a killing, but hey, it's better than being dead.
if you are drunk these classic games are going to seem a lot more fun.
I have seen machines like these in arcades that
have card games, tetris, and bubble bobble. Usually girls are playing on them.
Not to say that girls do not ever play Capcom Vs Marvel or NBA Jam, but how many girls do you know like to play complex games that require a couple of years honing your skills to play them well?
I never was good at Quake or Doom until I got into college and spent way too much time playing them. And I still do not have a very good aim.
I have not done any benchmarking on this,
but I would presume running a distributed.net
client under QNX would be an excellent way to get
maximum use of your processors time.
This is not a new language. Internet C++ is a misnomer. This is a virtual machine for C and C++ that links to the GNU C library.
Think of it as a c/c++ interpreter.
Hurd is based on the Mach microkernel, BSD license
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Hurd is based on the Mach microkernel, which is released under a BSD license. You do not believe me? hear this:
pnm://media.cmpnet.com/technetcast/cb/tnc_0381.rm
No realplayer? Use trplayer. It is a text-based real media player that uses the realplayer libraries.
http://freshmeat.net/projects/trplayer/?highlight= real+audio+video
always told me to go to bed early, though I did not understand why, since I cannot do anything when I sleep. Now I have a reason why. Sometimes you have to trust that they have your best interests at heart, though the reasons are not immediately evident.
actually, a famous mathematician used to keep a notebook besides his bed because he would come up with solutions to his absolutely most difficult abstract problems in his sleeping dreams. And it is so easy to forget a dream, because, pedantically speaking, you are unconscious.
www.openoffice.org is running Apache/1.3.13-dev (Unix) mod_ssl/2.6.5 OpenSSL/0.9.5a on Linux
Traceroute Output
FROM www.above.net TO www.openoffice.org.
traceroute to www.openoffice.org (64.208.42.22): 1-30 hops, 38 byte packets
1 gate-96.main.sjc.above.net (207.126.96.189) 0.529/0.574/0.739 (0.59) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
2 core5-main.sjc.above.net (209.133.31.153) 0.525/0.760/0.971 (0.132) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
3 pao-sjc-oc12-2.pao.above.net (207.126.96.65) 1.12/1.29/1.56 (0.152) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
4 globalcenter-pao.above.net (208.185.156.154) 1.17/1.36/1.76 (0.169) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
5 so0-1-0-622M.cr1.pao2.gblx.net (208.48.118.121) 1.19/1.43/1.97 (0.239) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
6 208.50.169.209 (208.50.169.209) 2.18/2.33/2.60 (0.125) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
7 208.50.169.118 (208.50.169.118) 2.17/2.35/2.65 (0.164) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
8 pos1-0-2488M.hr2.SNV3.gblx.net (208.178.255.125) 2.6/2.66/5.14 (0.851) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
9 h12.sny.collab.net (64.208.42.22) * * 2.33/2.58/2.89 (0.182) ms 8/10 pkts (20% loss)
paste these into wget
The way Akamai works you can replace a1388 in the first part of the hostname with any number from 1 to 2047
for example:
http://a2047.g.akamai.net/7/1376/2064/OpenOffice 605/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOf fice605/oo_605_src.tar.gz
is the same file as
http://a0.g.akamai.net/7/1376/2064/OpenOffice605 /anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOffic e605/oo_605_src.tar.gz
In my opinion this test has is similar to the one Mindcraft had.
With the SMP patches from BSDi FreeBSD is going is going to be an amazingly scalable operating system.
Does anyone know why they did not include FreeBSD in the SpecWEB 99 test?
I think a neat test would be to network two of the exact same machines together with a ethernet or gigabit card, one running FreeBSD or Linux and the other running Windows 2000 server.
Then have them simultaneously ping flood each other while fetching files via ftp and http and port scanning each other. Have the FreeBSD or Linux machine running KDE or GNOME with a secretary running WordPerfect and typing a letter dictating by her boss while she does not even know that the machine is doing all this stuff on it to have it compare equally to the Windows 2000 GUI with the same office setup. Then see who crashes!
this article is an excellent overview of journaling file systems in general and the ones available for Linux.
http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue55/florido.html
hmmmmmm. Well anyone who believes in free software can simply use Debian with its apt-get system.
There are 500 million Windows 9x users. Would even a tenth of them pay for the Windows update feature?
Another point of note is that the updates that Microsoft downloads to your PC are updates to Microsoft software only. I could be wrong though.
although every college I have ever been to has had parking problems. I think they it may be unforeseeable considering that more businesses than ever require a degree.
Slashdot Mirror
hey, it is a thought.
So many people are afraid to buy and use a computer because they have heard horror stories from someone they know, mostly due to Windows shameless instability. And people who do own computers are not simply going to give up on all of their Windows software. Until Wine can run every Windows program at an acceptable speed (maybe use multiple processors) people are not going to switch.
about it's bread and butter: artists who did not want Windows and MacOS for obvious reasons.
Especially since Steinberg was starting to port its Cubase product.
There are so many musicians who are tired of Windows regularly losing their work.
Everything. And if you want the kernel source just open the kernel in sourcer or any disassembler, because it is written in assembly. And QNX is available for other architectures, too.
He turned water into wine at a wedding.
He did not get drunk, though.
Something that people have always liked about Novell is it's excellent technical support.
Perhaps Novell could give its source-code to Timpanogas [www.timpanogas.net, ftp:vger.timpanogas,net] and provide tech-support.
They will not make a killing, but hey, it's better than being dead.
Any hacker can do this with softice.
if you are drunk these classic games are going to seem a lot more fun. I have seen machines like these in arcades that have card games, tetris, and bubble bobble. Usually girls are playing on them. Not to say that girls do not ever play Capcom Vs Marvel or NBA Jam, but how many girls do you know like to play complex games that require a couple of years honing your skills to play them well? I never was good at Quake or Doom until I got into college and spent way too much time playing them. And I still do not have a very good aim.
Maybe they can use QNX now that the pricing for their licenses are down-to-earth
I have not done any benchmarking on this, but I would presume running a distributed.net client under QNX would be an excellent way to get maximum use of your processors time.
interview with Bjarne Stroustrup in IEEE's computer magazine
UNIX and C were a hoax!
This is not a new language. Internet C++ is a misnomer. This is a virtual machine for C and C++ that links to the GNU C library. Think of it as a c/c++ interpreter.
Hurd is based on the Mach microkernel, which is released under a BSD license. You do not believe me? hear this: pnm://media.cmpnet.com/technetcast/cb/tnc_0381.rm No realplayer? Use trplayer. It is a text-based real media player that uses the realplayer libraries. http://freshmeat.net/projects/trplayer/?highlight= real+audio+video
You might need another cooling fan.
Make sure that you cannot spill the coffee! That would be a MESS.
always told me to go to bed early, though I did not understand why, since I cannot do anything when I sleep. Now I have a reason why. Sometimes you have to trust that they have your best interests at heart, though the reasons are not immediately evident.
actually, a famous mathematician used to keep a notebook besides his bed because he would come up with solutions to his absolutely most difficult abstract problems in his sleeping dreams. And it is so easy to forget a dream, because, pedantically speaking, you are unconscious.
I recommend using wget The way Akamai works you can replace a1388 in the first part of the hostname with any number from 1 to 2047 for example: http://a2047.g.akamai.net/7/1376/2064/OpenOffice60 5/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOf fice605/oo_605_src.tar.gz
is the same file asa noncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOffic e605/oo_605_src.tar.gz
0 5/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOf fice605/oo_605_src.tar.gz
0 5/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOf fice605/solver605_win32intel.tar.gz
http://a1400.g.akamai.net/7/1400/2064/OpenOffice60 5/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOf fice605/solver605_solarissparc.tar.gz
0 5b/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenO ffice605/linux_install_605.tar.gz
http://a1496.g.akamai.net/7/1496/2064/OpenOffice60 5b/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenO ffice605/solaris_install_605.tar.gz
http://a1508.g.akamai.net/7/1508/2064/OpenOffice60 5b/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenO ffice605/winnt_install_605.tar.gz
http://a1520.g.akamai.net/7/1520/2064/OpenOffice60 5b/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenO ffice605/winnt_install_605.zip
http://a0.g.akamai.net/7/1376/2064/OpenOffice605/
Platform independent source code: http://a1376.g.akamai.net/7/1376/2064/OpenOffice6
Solver[output tree]: http://a1412.g.akamai.net/7/1412/2064/OpenOffice6
Build instructions: http://www.openoffice.org/build.html
OpenOffice binaries: http://a1484.g.akamai.net/7/1484/2064/OpenOffice6
www.openoffice.org is running Apache/1.3.13-dev (Unix) mod_ssl/2.6.5 OpenSSL/0.9.5a on Linux
e 605/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOf fice605/oo_605_src.tar.gz
5 /anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOffic e605/oo_605_src.tar.gz
e 605/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOf fice605/oo_605_src.tar.gz
e 605/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOf fice605/solver605_linuxintel.tar.gz
e 605/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOf fice605/solver605_win32intel.tar.gz
e 605/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenOf fice605/solver605_solarissparc.tar.gz
e 605b/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenO ffice605/linux_install_605.tar.gz
e 605b/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenO ffice605/solaris_install_605.tar.gz
e 605b/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenO ffice605/winnt_install_605.tar.gz
e 605b/anoncvs.openoffice.org/download/OpenO ffice605/winnt_install_605.zip
Traceroute Output
FROM www.above.net TO www.openoffice.org.
traceroute to www.openoffice.org (64.208.42.22): 1-30 hops, 38 byte packets
1 gate-96.main.sjc.above.net (207.126.96.189) 0.529/0.574/0.739 (0.59) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
2 core5-main.sjc.above.net (209.133.31.153) 0.525/0.760/0.971 (0.132) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
3 pao-sjc-oc12-2.pao.above.net (207.126.96.65) 1.12/1.29/1.56 (0.152) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
4 globalcenter-pao.above.net (208.185.156.154) 1.17/1.36/1.76 (0.169) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
5 so0-1-0-622M.cr1.pao2.gblx.net (208.48.118.121) 1.19/1.43/1.97 (0.239) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
6 208.50.169.209 (208.50.169.209) 2.18/2.33/2.60 (0.125) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
7 208.50.169.118 (208.50.169.118) 2.17/2.35/2.65 (0.164) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
8 pos1-0-2488M.hr2.SNV3.gblx.net (208.178.255.125) 2.6/2.66/5.14 (0.851) ms 10/10 pkts (0% loss)
9 h12.sny.collab.net (64.208.42.22) * * 2.33/2.58/2.89 (0.182) ms 8/10 pkts (20% loss)
paste these into wget
The way Akamai works you can replace a1388 in the first part of the hostname with any number from 1 to 2047
for example:
http://a2047.g.akamai.net/7/1376/2064/OpenOffic
is the same file as
http://a0.g.akamai.net/7/1376/2064/OpenOffice60
Platform independent source code:
http://a1376.g.akamai.net/7/1376/2064/OpenOffic
Solver[output tree]:
http://a1388.g.akamai.net/7/1388/2064/OpenOffic
http://a1412.g.akamai.net/7/1412/2064/OpenOffic
http://a1400.g.akamai.net/7/1400/2064/OpenOffic
Build instructions:
http://www.openoffice.org/build.html
OpenOffice binary
http://a1484.g.akamai.net/7/1484/2064/OpenOffic
http://a1496.g.akamai.net/7/1496/2064/OpenOffic
http://a1508.g.akamai.net/7/1508/2064/OpenOffic
http://a1520.g.akamai.net/7/1520/2064/OpenOffic
In my opinion this test has is similar to the one Mindcraft had. With the SMP patches from BSDi FreeBSD is going is going to be an amazingly scalable operating system. Does anyone know why they did not include FreeBSD in the SpecWEB 99 test? I think a neat test would be to network two of the exact same machines together with a ethernet or gigabit card, one running FreeBSD or Linux and the other running Windows 2000 server. Then have them simultaneously ping flood each other while fetching files via ftp and http and port scanning each other. Have the FreeBSD or Linux machine running KDE or GNOME with a secretary running WordPerfect and typing a letter dictating by her boss while she does not even know that the machine is doing all this stuff on it to have it compare equally to the Windows 2000 GUI with the same office setup. Then see who crashes!
this article is an excellent overview of journaling file systems in general and the ones available for Linux. http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue55/florido.html
Searching hp's openmail web site [www.openmail.com] for tnef reveals these results:
OpenMail MAPI Service Provider (B.05.00) Release Summary [ID:100-0590]
Filecodes for Microsoft Applications [ID:200-0189]
Outlook MAPI Support [ID:300-0142]
"Larry Wall won the obfuscated C contest. Twice. Kinda makes you think, eh?"
It shows his immense talent as a coder.
test post
Get the ISO9660 image here: http://ftpsearch.lycos .com/cgi-bin/search?form=advanced&query=redhat-7%2 A.iso&doit=Search&type=Case+insensitive+ multiple+substrings+search&doexact=on&hits=50&matc hes=&hitsprmatch=&limdom=&limpath=&limsi ze1=500000000&limsize2=&limtime1=&limtime2=&f1=Cou nt&f2=Mode&f3=Size&f4=Date&f5=Host&f6=Pa th&header=none&sort=hostdist&trlen=20
hmmmmmm. Well anyone who believes in free software can simply use Debian with its apt-get system.
There are 500 million Windows 9x users. Would even a tenth of them pay for the Windows update feature?
Another point of note is that the updates that Microsoft downloads to your PC are updates to Microsoft software only. I could be wrong though.
although every college I have ever been to has had parking problems. I think they it may be unforeseeable considering that more businesses than ever require a degree.