By using, for example: Video Entropy Daemon (retrieves random values from a video4linux device) Audio Entropy Daemon (retrieves random values from an audio device)
wouldn't it be fun, just for the fun, to have a little Linux-box serving a webcam on mars? complete with an ip-number and http-server and all.
that would be pretty cool
will a preemptible kernel solve the dos problem?
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The subject says it; if the kernel gets preemptible (difficult word), wouldn't that solve the dos-problem more or less? (the one with the enormous symlinks) Since the problem seems to be that the scheduler isn't executed for a while which should be solved when things are preemtible.
Does anyone know any details on how they have those robot recognize trash from non-trash and the colors and all?
While I'm at it; back in the days of the Atari ST there was a toolkit called AIM(Atari Image Manager or something?) which enabled one to do a bit of that. Does anyone know if it has been ported?
make sure those drives are not of the same (manufacturing-) batch. or better; of different manufacterer.
and if you're into scsi, buy one of these raid-controllers with memory-with-battery-support on them. oh, and while you're at it; buy an UPS. not only against power failures, but also against spikes and stuff.
Ah back in the old days, well, old days, in the days of p90. Fan stopped running, pc crashed. Reattached fan, pc ran again without no problems at all. For years!
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I really do not agree 'bout NT being more stable than 95/98. There are (for example!) so many ways to have it crash, just with fiddling in that GUI. 95; no problem!
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In what way is this technique better then swapping over NFS?
By using, for example:
Video Entropy Daemon (retrieves random values from a video4linux device)
Audio Entropy Daemon (retrieves random values from an audio device)
In case you want privacy while surfing the internet, have a look at Cloudish - a distributed anonymizer.
If you want privacy when surfing, take a look at Cloudish; it's a distributed anonymizer using SSL connections.
Small detail; you need others to setup a cloud/crowd of cloudish-proxies.
Now ext3 is in the 'stable'-release, could someone please point me at a document describing
1) how to migrate the filesystems to ext3
2) what flags to set in lilo.conf so that I will be able to have the root-partition in ext3
3) tell what slackware boot-scripts I should change (and how)
4) what packages I should upgrade
I could find it out myself, but I'm convinced someone did all of that already
Ehr, it's running kinda slow on my 32MB P90. What should I do?
(Sorry, could not resist)
Anyone tried Windows XP under Bochs or VMWare yet?
I wonder; will this kernel support an UPS connected trough an USB interface?
I want something which also works trough a network-connection. Like X.
wouldn't it be fun, just for the fun, to have a little Linux-box serving a webcam on mars? complete with an ip-number and http-server and all.
that would be pretty cool
Eight Megs And Contstant Swapping
Sorry, I could not resist.
The subject says it; if the kernel gets preemptible (difficult word), wouldn't that solve the dos-problem more or less? (the one with the enormous symlinks) Since the problem seems to be that the scheduler isn't executed for a while which should be solved when things are preemtible.
I want that alice integrated in my IRC client!
> and if you're into scsi, buy one of these raid-
> controllers with memory-with-battery-support on
> them.
Mylex builds them.
Does anyone know any details on how they have those robot recognize trash from non-trash and the colors and all?
While I'm at it; back in the days of the Atari ST there was a toolkit called AIM(Atari Image Manager or something?) which enabled one to do a bit of that. Does anyone know if it has been ported?
make sure those drives are not of the same (manufacturing-) batch. or better; of different manufacterer.
and if you're into scsi, buy one of these raid-controllers with memory-with-battery-support on them. oh, and while you're at it; buy an UPS. not only against power failures, but also against spikes and stuff.
Hi,
When 'they' want to produce new episodes, are you then willing to play in them? (and do you think the other actors are willing too?)
They could instead (instead of increasing the FPS) improve the rendering. No more lightmaps but raytracing. Now that would be exciting!
(or radiosity)
I wonder what part of the registry is mailed. Passwords+usernames of outlook? Or are all of these in pwl-files these days?
From my experience: madge (of the tokenring cards) is very supportive! :o)
buy them
Ah back in the old days, well, old days, in the days of p90. Fan stopped running, pc crashed. Reattached fan, pc ran again without no problems at all. For years!
So, like the 3d of September is now the second "fools-day"?
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F.J.J. van Heusden
Mobile: +31-6-22390057
e-mail: flok99@dds.nl
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Maybe all his fans who use Unix and are not able to play that windows-thing should send that guy an e-mail explaining why mp3 (or whatsoever) is a better idea.
Maybe that'll convince him, or am I being naive?
---------------------------------
F.J.J. van Heusden
Mobile: +31-6-22390057
e-mail: flok99@dds.nl
---------------------------------
I really do not agree 'bout NT being more stable than 95/98. There are (for example!) so many ways to have it crash, just with fiddling in that GUI. 95; no problem!
---------------------------------
F.J.J. van Heusden
Mobile: +31-6-22390057
e-mail: fjjvh@wxs.nl
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You actually get STonX to work?
I got this dual-processor box (300MHz each) and it runs slow as hell.
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F.J.J. van Heusden
Mobile: +31-6-22390057
e-mail: fjjvh@wxs.nl
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