Hell, I use a Pentium 166 (which I got for free, was about to be trashed by a local pawn shop), a cheap NIC that I had laying around, and a Linksys PCI card that cost $90 at the time, running Slackware and the 'hostap' kernel modules to function as my WAP. You can probably get such a card for ~$60 nowadays.
I was under the impression that they were going to use different channels for each user (or having users broken down into small groups on different channels) to allow more bandwidth for each individual station. I wonder if they could multiplex the wireless signals to support more users... 802.11 meets xDMA. Hehe.
Could you imagine running an internal combustion engine that's almost 150 years old? Nope, I prefer reliability over that kind of newfangled bunk. I walk.
Pontiac could jump in and get a piece, too... Perhaps a Phoenix will rise from the ashes, and file a class-action suit for creating a stigma involving it's race? Or maybe Thunderbird could get involved (you know, that really cheap wine that gets you bent). They sound alike, and after all, Windows... Lindows...
Not a plug, as I'm not related to the site -- There is a point here. I hope you can find it, because I think I've lost it. But, I probably lost it years ago...
Quite frankly, once you're drunk, it don't much *matter* which drink you get... Hell, when you are trying to get drunk, it doesn't matter much, either...
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Hell, I use a Pentium 166 (which I got for free, was about to be trashed by a local pawn shop), a cheap NIC that I had laying around, and a Linksys PCI card that cost $90 at the time, running Slackware and the 'hostap' kernel modules to function as my WAP. You can probably get such a card for ~$60 nowadays.
XP runs DOS apps under emulation, which they call 'compatibility' mode. Poorly emulated enviroment + Hardware Abstraction Layer = Slow :(
:)
Sorry
I wonder if the linux DOS emulators would work better... probably
I was under the impression that they were going to use different channels for each user (or having users broken down into small groups on different channels) to allow more bandwidth for each individual station.
I wonder if they could multiplex the wireless signals to support more users... 802.11 meets xDMA. Hehe.
Does this mean we have to upgrade the firmware in our scales every year?
If it's in memory and unneeded, it's a detriment to the system.
We have bandwidth throttles here, too.
One IP, one host in the eyes of the outside world. That's the way it should be.
Will ISPs use it against us?
Does this mark the beginning of a major change in the music industry?
No.
Could you imagine running an internal combustion engine that's almost 150 years old?
Nope, I prefer reliability over that kind of newfangled bunk. I walk.
Comfortable? If that's what you masochists call it nowadays...
Are you sure this isn't a repost from, say, several years ago?
Does this mean that I can write more phone numbers on my hand?
I'm sure Godzilla has been just itching to get a piece of the Mozilla team (in the courtroom, of course).
I hear that his lawyers can spit fire.
Pontiac could jump in and get a piece, too...
Perhaps a Phoenix will rise from the ashes, and file a class-action suit for creating a stigma involving it's race?
Or maybe Thunderbird could get involved (you know, that really cheap wine that gets you bent). They sound alike, and after all, Windows... Lindows...
Only in America, folks...
It's an Archos Jukebox clone, then! ;-)
Sure, although your drive may or may not work afterwards, or may suddenly find itself with DRM packages installed...
And all this time I thought my 768 MB was a lot. ;/
Yeah. We either call our president "dumb" or "a criminal", depending on who you ask.
www.whyaduck.com says it all. 8)
Not a plug, as I'm not related to the site -- There is a point here. I hope you can find it, because I think I've lost it. But, I probably lost it years ago...
A frying beowulf cluster...
At'sa no carrier pigeon, at'sa duck, boss.
Chinko momi momi momi momi momi.....
KIMOCHI!!!
Quite frankly, once you're drunk, it don't much *matter* which drink you get...
Hell, when you are trying to get drunk, it doesn't matter much, either...
Set your watch back. Maybe things will surprise you more.