It's a shame it was stolen. I run AIX on a few older powerpc and....they.....draaaaaag on and on and ooooooooon. Mostly it because of the level of checking that gets done at bootup. They seriously take 15 minutes to boot all the way. Still, I have yet to see one actually crash.
I actually agree a lot with this. It will probably be something like icq that allows real-time IM's while users are online, but leaving messages to be picked up later if they are offline.
the public pain threshhold? WTF is this guy talking about? The internet allows you to sift through the crud pretty quickly to get to what you need. Maybe he meant Orkut will collapse in 2 years?
That's a good thing. Someone else already mentioned where the 1 exploit comes from, so I won't go there. With all of the defaults enabled in other OS's, OpenBSD gives you a level place to start from. Everything installed by default is chrooted, that includes apache, BIND 9, FTP, etc... OpenBSD does install these by default jsut doesn't turn them on. When I first switched to Linux years ago, it took me months before I figured out that I didn't need saslauthd, postfix, apache, named, ws_ftp (later proftpd) and a few others that were installed and running by default. OpenBSD was a breath of fresh air. I still love to run 'ps ax' when I boot up OpenBSD after a fresh install.
Here's a ps ax from my primary DNS server (which is very busy).
# ps ax
PID TT STAT TIME COMMAND
1 ?? Is 0:01.11/sbin/init
5741 ?? Is 0:06.49 syslogd: [priv] (syslogd)
3517 ?? I 1:13.56 syslogd -a/var/named/dev/log -a/var/empty/dev/log 24875 ?? Is 0:00.03 named: [priv] (named) 10792 ?? I 320:27.22 named 25379 ?? Is 0:00.25 inetd 12780 ?? Is 4:13.98/usr/sbin/sshd 23171 ?? Is 11:22.04 sendmail: accepting connections (sendmail) 15125 ?? Is 0:06.28 ntpd: [priv] (ntpd)
9037 ?? I 9:36.04 ntpd: ntp engine (ntpd) 26494 ?? Is 5:11.57/usr/bin/perl/usr/ports/sysutils/webmin/webmin-1.150 10568 ?? Is 0:36.80 cron
8249 ?? Is 0:00.33 sshd: root@ttyp0 (sshd)
4537 a Is+ 0:00.05/usr/libexec/getty suncons console 32091 p0 Is 0:00.10 -sh (sh) 20044 p0 R+ 0:00.02 ps -ax
Here's a netstat -ss from that same machine
# netstat -ss ip:
11272118 total packets received
12 with data size data length
6741 fragments received
6726 fragments dropped after timeout
7 packets reassembled ok
10332389 packets for this host
318009 packets for unknown/unsupported
### Had to truncate because of some retarded junk filter.
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Have you ever installed and used it? Try it, you might like it.
wouldn't the debate actually give the 3rd parties a greater chance at this? I think most people havn't even heard of this guy, or any of his issues...perhaps if they did it would give a bigger rise to the 3rd party candidates.
oh I understand that. I'm just brainstorming ways they could have though of re-doing it. I"m not going to play or buy fable so this doesn't affect me in any way. It seems to be the reason they dropped it was because it took 15% of the cpu to do.
Or better yet, something that saves the state of the system so that at the next reboot, the program is gone.
I installed something like this once on my wifes computer while I was messing around one day. It had password protected "freeze" and "unfreeze" buttons. If you hit "freeze" the system could only be altered temporarily. If you rebooted, the system went right back to how it was when you hit freeze (don't confuse this with windows hibernate feature, that saves ram to disk).
I wish I could remember what it was called...anyone else know what I'm talking about?
and for example, the trees could still have been made to evolve probably somehow, just with a differenct tactic(without wasting some magical 15% of cpu time on it).
I was wondering that too. Why not instead of gradually grow, they jump a little? But only when they are off screen and not visible, and not during combat, if the hieght changes were subtle you would not notice them grow, just one day they are bigger, and you don't have to have the cpu calculating every second how to draw them.
Keyword there is popular vote my friend. Gore was the 4th candidate in history to lose because of the electoral college. There's no reason for you to get your panties all in a huff about it. The fact is, the college helps the system. If you don't know anything about it you should go read up on it. Or if you have to time we can debate it in a JE or something.
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It's a shame it was stolen. I run AIX on a few older powerpc and....they.....draaaaaag on and on and ooooooooon. Mostly it because of the level of checking that gets done at bootup. They seriously take 15 minutes to boot all the way. Still, I have yet to see one actually crash.
IT would make people who don't know the issues cast their votes like seeds in random directions and probably make the elctions less efective.
no I got tired of it pretty quickly. At first I thought it was dah awesome, but now...boring. What's up with it now?
I actually agree a lot with this. It will probably be something like icq that allows real-time IM's while users are online, but leaving messages to be picked up later if they are offline.
no kidding! hehe
the public pain threshhold? WTF is this guy talking about? The internet allows you to sift through the crud pretty quickly to get to what you need. Maybe he meant Orkut will collapse in 2 years?
here's a partial top:
16 processes: 2 running, 14 idle
CPU states: 0.0% user, 0.0% nice, 1.8% system, 0.0% interrupt, 98.2% idle
Memory: Real: 30M/55M act/tot Free: 189M Swap: 0K/250M used/tot
That's a good thing. Someone else already mentioned where the 1 exploit comes from, so I won't go there. With all of the defaults enabled in other OS's, OpenBSD gives you a level place to start from. Everything installed by default is chrooted, that includes apache, BIND 9, FTP, etc... OpenBSD does install these by default jsut doesn't turn them on. When I first switched to Linux years ago, it took me months before I figured out that I didn't need saslauthd, postfix, apache, named, ws_ftp (later proftpd) and a few others that were installed and running by default. OpenBSD was a breath of fresh air. I still love to run 'ps ax' when I boot up OpenBSD after a fresh install.
/sbin/init /var/named/dev/log -a /var/empty/dev/log /usr/sbin/sshd /usr/bin/perl /usr/ports/sysutils/webmin/webmin-1.150 /usr/libexec/getty suncons console
Here's a ps ax from my primary DNS server (which is very busy).
# ps ax
PID TT STAT TIME COMMAND
1 ?? Is 0:01.11
5741 ?? Is 0:06.49 syslogd: [priv] (syslogd)
3517 ?? I 1:13.56 syslogd -a
24875 ?? Is 0:00.03 named: [priv] (named)
10792 ?? I 320:27.22 named
25379 ?? Is 0:00.25 inetd
12780 ?? Is 4:13.98
23171 ?? Is 11:22.04 sendmail: accepting connections (sendmail)
15125 ?? Is 0:06.28 ntpd: [priv] (ntpd)
9037 ?? I 9:36.04 ntpd: ntp engine (ntpd)
26494 ?? Is 5:11.57
10568 ?? Is 0:36.80 cron
8249 ?? Is 0:00.33 sshd: root@ttyp0 (sshd)
4537 a Is+ 0:00.05
32091 p0 Is 0:00.10 -sh (sh)
20044 p0 R+ 0:00.02 ps -ax
Here's a netstat -ss from that same machine
# netstat -ss
ip:
11272118 total packets received
12 with data size data length
6741 fragments received
6726 fragments dropped after timeout
7 packets reassembled ok
10332389 packets for this host
318009 packets for unknown/unsupported
###
Had to truncate because of some retarded junk filter.
Have you ever installed and used it? Try it, you might like it.
That was probably submitted last night or something. Deadly.org.
the song has been out. Download it here
actually there was a PPC port of NT years ago. It was dropped beacause...the answer is no. No one will switch :-)
Now we have 6 people in Iran who wish the we (US) would invade. Won't be long now.
Count this Republican well pleased as well.
wouldn't the debate actually give the 3rd parties a greater chance at this? I think most people havn't even heard of this guy, or any of his issues...perhaps if they did it would give a bigger rise to the 3rd party candidates.
Hye thanks for reminding me. I almost forgot to slashdot them. I went and clicked the honey well link and hit refresh a few times ;-)
oh I understand that. I'm just brainstorming ways they could have though of re-doing it. I"m not going to play or buy fable so this doesn't affect me in any way. It seems to be the reason they dropped it was because it took 15% of the cpu to do.
That's the one!! thank you, I was driving myself mad trying to remember.
Or better yet, something that saves the state of the system so that at the next reboot, the program is gone.
I installed something like this once on my wifes computer while I was messing around one day. It had password protected "freeze" and "unfreeze" buttons. If you hit "freeze" the system could only be altered temporarily. If you rebooted, the system went right back to how it was when you hit freeze (don't confuse this with windows hibernate feature, that saves ram to disk).
I wish I could remember what it was called...anyone else know what I'm talking about?
and for example, the trees could still have been made to evolve probably somehow, just with a differenct tactic(without wasting some magical 15% of cpu time on it).
I was wondering that too. Why not instead of gradually grow, they jump a little? But only when they are off screen and not visible, and not during combat, if the hieght changes were subtle you would not notice them grow, just one day they are bigger, and you don't have to have the cpu calculating every second how to draw them.
hehe great to see another fan. That guy is hysterical. :-) Carrot Top was on top of his game that night.
Keyword there is popular vote my friend. Gore was the 4th candidate in history to lose because of the electoral college. There's no reason for you to get your panties all in a huff about it. The fact is, the college helps the system. If you don't know anything about it you should go read up on it. Or if you have to time we can debate it in a JE or something.
I got 4 kids, where can I get me some of these batteries? Now if they would only release nuclear mountain dew.
just think you can power your iPod with a nuclear battery, and listen to it with all FOUR of your newly formed ears! Portable 3-d stereo baby! ;-)
great, I just got over my Alkaline addiction. I had to go to double-A. Now this?
peoplesoft gets a "get out of hostile takeover card"