yes, although nothing is in stone the hibernate and sleep mode will most likely be incorporated. by the time 2.5 is started ACPI will have already replaced APM in most systems. This should make supported systems the rule and not the rare exception they are today.
Over the last 3 days my site has been receiving one Code Red hit per day. The interesting this is that the original 'N' padding is being used again similar to CR1. Prior to this I hadn't had a hit since Sep. 30th.
Nimda is still going like made but at a much reduced pace. 8 unique hosts 423 hits today. I sure wish it would give up after the first GET and it realizes I'm not running IIS. I'm about to start dynamically updating my IPTables
My S7000 plays cd-r just fine. I just watched gladiator on vcd last night. And I play burned audio cds on it all the time. So if sony is doing this they weren't before.
yes, although nothing is in stone the hibernate and sleep mode will most likely be incorporated. by the time 2.5 is started ACPI will have already replaced APM in most systems. This should make supported systems the rule and not the rare exception they are today.
0 4S 0002
http://content.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB200104
Here is a great article from the summit for more 2.5 info
http://lwn.net/2001/features/KernelSummit/
You can check my logs whenever you want.
I gotta admit I would actually miss them if they all disappeared.
Over the last 3 days my site has been receiving one Code Red hit per day. The interesting this is that the original 'N' padding is being used again similar to CR1. Prior to this I hadn't had a hit since Sep. 30th.
Nimda is still going like made but at a much reduced pace. 8 unique hosts 423 hits today. I sure wish it would give up after the first GET and it realizes I'm not running IIS. I'm about to start dynamically updating my IPTables
it's quite simple
bin laden == taliban
to believe otherwise is foolish
My S7000 plays cd-r just fine. I just watched gladiator on vcd last night. And I play burned audio cds on it all the time. So if sony is doing this they weren't before.