I think that some of the marketing/PR people of MS have been sick / on holidays / away these times.
Palladium : was originally the name of the statue of Pallas-Athenas, which was supposed to protect the city of Troie. Which was later invaded by greeks which used a subterfuge which will be known for centuries as trojan horses.
Freon : according to this web page, apart from evident utility in refigerators, "Only decades later did people realize that such chlorofluorocarbons endangered the ozone layer of the entire planet." and, even worse for MS : "The trade name Freon® is a registered trademark belonging to E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (DuPont)."
There is a client for cisco 3000 series for Mac. In fact, there's a Cisco client for MacOS X and another (can't get the name now) for older versions (or at least 9.x)
1. GSM -> GSM specifications -> SIM cards + Mobile phone (or pcmcia card or whatever) in order to have a mobile terminal
2. If you've got a GSM phone (I think.au is a GSM country, no), yes, you can buy any prepaid card and put it in your phone and it will work (that's what I do between.ch and.be)
3. For the USA, well, you'll have to find a GSM network, prior to do that;)
So, no, there's not many machine which analyzes Gbit/s but if you separate this traffic to many devices, you just have more devices who analyzes and centralize the information.
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I think that some of the marketing/PR people of MS have been sick / on holidays / away these times.
Palladium : was originally the name of the statue of Pallas-Athenas, which was supposed to protect the city of Troie. Which was later invaded by greeks which used a subterfuge which will be known for centuries as trojan horses.
Freon : according to this web page, apart from evident utility in refigerators, "Only decades later did people realize that such chlorofluorocarbons endangered the ozone layer of the entire planet." and, even worse for MS : "The trade name Freon® is a registered trademark belonging to E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (DuPont)."
if you have a girl, it should be a good idea to avoid : cf conspiracy, point 2 :
2. You must have a Moustache
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(my emphasis)
Yes (but I don't think my neigbhors will complain).
Another one (according to some friends in another canton) : you can't pee while standing up afer 22:00.
What about distributing as much as possible from interix (the GPL parts) ?
;)
They can even be included in debian
(I'm probably wrong at some point, but I don't care)
I wrote a long answers but it didn't post it ...
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anyway
cisco.com -> software -> VPN -> 3000 : Clients
(require cco login and des export authorization)
if you want, I can send it to you.
dago158 at advalvas dot be
other software for macos9 : netlock.com
There is a client for cisco 3000 series for Mac. In fact, there's a Cisco client for MacOS X and another (can't get the name now) for older versions (or at least 9.x)
ummmmh and did you sent an email to this address ?
Just read slashdot comments at 0.
... the go at +4 and verify if you catche the good ones
and try to get the interesting answers
(or if there was a bias in the moderation system)
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There's a new CS patch !
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and nobody told me !!!
I'm gonna get it on kazaa
Please don't tell NBC !!!
;)
Otherwise, they will convince god to give a magnetic north pole to both Russia and Canada.
(now, I can read the other posts to see how many people replied that
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And why shouldn't I post trolls ??? ;)
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seriously : ok, I was to lazy to check warranties times.
one thing I planned to include in my post (but not made)
MTBF
Deskstar 60GXP 750.000
Ultrastar 36LZX 1.000.000
As stated before, this line of HDD (Deskstar) are *CHEAP* ones.
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and for hardware (even if it may not be true for software), you get what you paid for !!!
I've go 3 IBMs SCSI drives (UltraStar) ranging from an old 2 Gb 5400 RPMs to a (recent) 18 Gb 10000 RPM and guess what ?
Not a single bad cluster, not a single problem with them.
Oh, yeah they have a 3-year warranty
What is the warranty for an DeskStar ?
Quick answers.
.au is a GSM country, no), yes, you can buy any prepaid card and put it in your phone and it will work (that's what I do between .ch and .be)
;)
1. GSM -> GSM specifications -> SIM cards + Mobile phone (or pcmcia card or whatever) in order to have a mobile terminal
2. If you've got a GSM phone (I think
3. For the USA, well, you'll have to find a GSM network, prior to do that
Yep.
;)
But also 'traditionnal' P2P applications (like sharing
and hopefully, there's an option (at least on my phone) which makes that any action on/with the SIM card has to be acknowledged manually.
It makes (at least) 6 months since SIM cards with java have been shipped to customer (in Europe).
So, it is already there in many phones and peoples already made some applets for them
future antitrusts complaints :
Kodak
Standard Oil
AT&T (if they still exists)
Imagine a beowulf cluster of ... euh ... ooops sorry, wrong story
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Bandwith scalability -> distribution of devices.
So, no, there's not many machine which analyzes Gbit/s but if you separate this traffic to many devices, you just have more devices who analyzes and centralize the information.
... but why finally PCI ???
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SGI has made much more advanced bus for years
it was supposed to be ...
Systemax PC's use genuine Microsoft® Windows®
www.microsoft.com/piracy/howtotell
Did you mean: ORA 12345 Oracle
Cisco has internally devlopped their printing tools and can apply to other (large) entreprise systen.
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http://ceps.sourceforge.net/index.shtml
and they work great under every OS
or because nobody's perfect ?