It makes sense to send searches through a netscape.com redirector. Suppose they sent search requests directly to google.com, and 6 months from now google.com disappeared. That leaves all of the people using their browsers with a broken search function.
This just lets them choose a different search engine in the event that their current search engine disappears off the face of the planet, or they device to switch to a newer, better search engine.
The CAC Bullet II driver hasn't been updated for any kernel version over 2.0.x (according to Mobilix.org), and was never shipped with the official kernel.
Ditto for NBTel.. although with all of the crap going on here lately, I wouldn't be suprised if they followed suit. And the only other option (that isn't even an option yet) is Rogers@Home, and I doubt that would be much better.
What I would really like to see is PCMCIA sound support -- no free OS so far has supported them, and unfortunately it's the only option I have for sound on my laptop.
Sounds to me like video games are turning into porn... hell I'm willing to bet that Debbie Does Dallas 2000 has a better plot than some of the new games that have come out.
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It makes sense to send searches through a netscape.com redirector. Suppose they sent search requests directly to google.com, and 6 months from now google.com disappeared. That leaves all of the people using their browsers with a broken search function.
This just lets them choose a different search engine in the event that their current search engine disappears off the face of the planet, or they device to switch to a newer, better search engine.
Nothing to see here people, move along...
Please see the following sites for more information:
NBTel VibeVision
iMagic TV, the company that developed the technology to do this
NetBSD runs on the Hammer already.
See the NetBSD/x86_64 port page.
1. What is your name?
2. What is your quest?
3. What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?
The CAC Bullet II driver hasn't been updated for any kernel version over 2.0.x (according to Mobilix.org), and was never shipped with the official kernel.
It's not dead, it's pining... for the fjords...
but some of it may be released under the highly restrictive BSD license
Please explain to me how a license that allows you to do more things with the code can be "highly restrictive" in comparison with the GPL. Thanks.
Ditto for NBTel.. although with all of the crap going on here lately, I wouldn't be suprised if they followed suit. And the only other option (that isn't even an option yet) is Rogers@Home, and I doubt that would be much better.
For a second I was sure that this article was about ICQ...
NetBSD runs on the SGI Indy as of 20010511.
Please see http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/sgimips/ for more information.
I think someone discovered the password to my other account, 'Anonymous Coward'. People keep using it to post annoying messages under every article.
Apache does in fact run on Novell Netware...
Anyway it's better to shoot criminals and terrorists than those poor helpless ducks!
I always wanted to shoot that damn dog for laughing at me.
It's called shrooms, and it's much more realistic than a simply layered LCD.
What I would really like to see is PCMCIA sound support -- no free OS so far has supported them, and unfortunately it's the only option I have for sound on my laptop.
How would they call you if your phone service wasn't hooked up yet?
Is it just me, or did I see this here last year?
If XP gave me head, I would gladly go out and buy another computer to put it on.
FreeBSD doesn't run on the Dreamcast, but NetBSD does...
NetBSD/i386 already runs Quake3; please see ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/packages/pkgsrc/ga mes/quake3arena/README.html and ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/packages/pkgsrc/ga mes/quake3arena-demo/README.html for more information.
"You've got lawsuit!"
This won't work -- if the ISP blocks Napster, the client can bounce their connection from somewhere else that isn't blocked, not too hard...
Looks like they wasted all of their 700MHz processors in the legs and had to settle for a 25MHz Math Co-Processor lacking i80486.
Looks like somebody set them up the bomb.
Sounds to me like video games are turning into porn... hell I'm willing to bet that Debbie Does Dallas 2000 has a better plot than some of the new games that have come out.