We are using on a few of the Admin workstations(the beefy ones) only cause we have a MSDN subscription. We bought the machines with XP on them. The machines are about 2 months old!
I have personally seen these advertisements on Time Warner cable, after 12:00 am. First time I ever saw it was on Carton Network during adult swim. The advert is black and red and screams "Network Neutrality is Bad for consumers". Thats all it says. Nothing else. They think we are pawns.
Ok looking at this I just see prior art written over the place. I used to own a device that turned minijack into FM modulation. I also used to own a device that turned a cigarette lighter into a power supply. How are either of these 2 devices anything more then enything I owned long enough ago to foget the manufactor or product name? Just a thought.
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Im not trying to troll here, but I would love a WUSB drive that is accessable by more then one box. It would put a new meaning to "household" storage if each system in the house could access it, as it was its own drive. Think of the posibilties for cluster systems. One could create one boot hard drive, and have every computer attach it via WUSB and boot. Or look at a lan party sistuation. I want to spread out a copy of some freeware client out, so I put it on a WUSB drive, and put it in the middle of the room, and everyone attaches to it easly. Theres alot of reasons I could see this being useful for storage if it can attach a few times. Even think about WUSB monitors.
Ok, lets get something straight here, I am a 15 year old student. And on that comment the Master Of BS katz wrote, i feel its comming from a fools point of view. I know some people my age feel that way, but some of us with the intelect to realise who right now is running this computer revolution, MUST Realzise that adults DO have stuff to teach. How are we to learn C++, a book? Sure, but who wrote the book????? Think about it.
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We are using on a few of the Admin workstations(the beefy ones) only cause we have a MSDN subscription. We bought the machines with XP on them. The machines are about 2 months old!
I have personally seen these advertisements on Time Warner cable, after 12:00 am. First time I ever saw it was on Carton Network during adult swim. The advert is black and red and screams "Network Neutrality is Bad for consumers". Thats all it says. Nothing else. They think we are pawns.
Ok looking at this I just see prior art written over the place. I used to own a device that turned minijack into FM modulation. I also used to own a device that turned a cigarette lighter into a power supply. How are either of these 2 devices anything more then enything I owned long enough ago to foget the manufactor or product name? Just a thought.
Im not trying to troll here, but I would love a WUSB drive that is accessable by more then one box. It would put a new meaning to "household" storage if each system in the house could access it, as it was its own drive. Think of the posibilties for cluster systems. One could create one boot hard drive, and have every computer attach it via WUSB and boot. Or look at a lan party sistuation. I want to spread out a copy of some freeware client out, so I put it on a WUSB drive, and put it in the middle of the room, and everyone attaches to it easly. Theres alot of reasons I could see this being useful for storage if it can attach a few times. Even think about WUSB monitors.
Ok, lets get something straight here, I am a 15 year old student. And on that comment the Master Of BS katz wrote, i feel its comming from a fools point of view. I know some people my age feel that way, but some of us with the intelect to realise who right now is running this computer revolution, MUST Realzise that adults DO have stuff to teach. How are we to learn C++, a book? Sure, but who wrote the book????? Think about it.