I would guess that it is waxy DUE TO the cost controls.
But let's face it, after the first couple of beers, does it REALLY matter what brand, flavour, taste, toxicity it is? C'mon man we are talking beer here, not cannabis.
See Walmart is known for being low-cost. Gas stations, convenience stores,etc, well I am sure you have seen the $10 pack of smokes (after 11) in NFLD too (just like Ontario).
From the OpenBSD cvs: Software which OpenBSD uses and redistributes must be free to all (be they people or companies), for any purpose they wish to use it, including modification, use, peeing on, or even integration into baby mulching machines or atomic bombs to be dropped on Australia.
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Remember ascii art?
Use what's available to you.
Snow, sand, dirt
Draw it large baby.
(and send us the coords please?)
You mean another one? (after TV)
Isn't that exactly why cable is necessary?
Over the air TV in the states is as titilating as church. Not to mention (but I will) choked full of advertising.
I would guess that it is waxy DUE TO the cost controls.
But let's face it, after the first couple of beers, does it REALLY matter what brand, flavour, taste, toxicity it is? C'mon man we are talking beer here, not cannabis.
cost?
See Walmart is known for being low-cost. Gas stations, convenience stores,etc, well I am sure you have seen the $10 pack of smokes (after 11) in NFLD too (just like Ontario).
Damn!!! Y'all's Walmarts sell beer?
That's it I am leaving Canada for Jesusland as soon as I take back my empties.
(yes I am kidding, mostly)
That's OpenBSD.
From the OpenBSD cvs:
Software which OpenBSD uses and redistributes must be free to all (be they people or companies), for any purpose they wish to use it, including modification, use, peeing on, or even integration into baby mulching machines or atomic bombs to be dropped on Australia.
oh sure....go ahead and look for a SOLUTION.
you MUST be new here.
yep you get the same address everytime.
Mine has changed exactly once in the last 4 years.
That was when @home went bell up and my isp transferred us over to their netblock (65.) from 24.
I guess the specify dhcp for that reason.
good one Guantonimo is on an isle
Don't forget too tell us the rest.
We are waiting to, you know?
Do you know what we have too go threw?
(yes I know too is in addition, and to isn't)
I am sure that goes over well in the South.
What scares me is that even scientific people don't see the comedy (as seen in the moderation of your comment)
I live in the Toronto Ontario (Canada) Area.
I have the exact opposite experience.
Cable is statically assigned dhcp, dsl no.
Cable
Upstream cable 512K
Downstream 3MB
cap 60GB (bidir monthly)
DSL upstream 128K
downstream 1MB
not sure, never hit it.
great idea.
But I bet the uuen(de)coding will take more time than burning a cdrw every week or so.
Same is true in North America, mate.
Landlines are self powered. Now if you choose to get a cordless phone (that requires a powered base) to connect to it, all bets are off.
While pulling a sharpie from his sock and deftly uncopyprotecting a cd with the other hand.....
after the reinstall,
from the new media
that we will be mailing to you.
Thank you, come again.
When has Australia EVER beaten Canada at Hockey?
Name the year, and I'll declare it the one when your cheese slipped off your cracker.
Didn't you get the email?
It was only sent to Canadians. It had a web link to opt out of all spam.
Perhaps it got caught in your spam filter.
Would you post that squirrel cage part number or identifier for me.
Need a sc type blower for another project and this sounds ideal.
Thanks in Advance.
Have you tried the one from ssh.com?
I have used it (and the command line versions of scp and ssh) for years.
Eat them? I thought you were supposed to bounce off them causing them to provide coins.
ah not exactly.
This would be more like telling a newspaper about the deficiency, and including the information that they had to be hit "from the rear".
Hitting them yourself would be like actually releasing a virus (in the wild, not a proof of concept) based on the exploit.
I don't think that is actually what happened here.
1 seeder to 1 client is fine.
What gets interesting is when you get 20 clients and still have the same seeding bandwidth (hard cap).
I think that is what bittorrent is supposed to fix.
It's a bandwidth multiplier, not a bandwidth alchemist.
You should see the Canadian ones....
Wayne's World would be Shakespearean by comparison.
since you are presenting a linux desktop anyway, why not use something like ltsp and really be able to lock it down.