I use a normal keyboard at work. A kinesis advantage at the home office. and an old dell inspiron 4000 on the couch and cafe
and the winner is the damn dell. I think it has something to due with no moving my wrists when using the laptop. The kinesis does come in a close second, probably for the same reason.
The Soekrisset of embedded boards for this purpose have bred a number of project that produce build setups for wired and wireless routers. Three points:
they come with scripts and docs
they produce bare (no dev tools) images to use on compact flash cards
The dev machine is separate I use a modified version of an OpenBSD on an old watchguard box.
I wrote a generator that took a sql file and generated a light java database persistance layer. My reasons for doing this, in Ruby and not Java,boiled down to the horror of manipulating Strings in java vs. the ease of it in Ruby.
The other advantage using one language to generate another is that there is less confusion about what code is part of what. In my case I had ruby in the generator and java and MS sql in the text blocks that were being generated so it was easy tell thing apart.
Ok no need to be pissy. Of the native ones (I only use the linux ones to bootstrap compile the native)
I have been using jdk131 for production app dev and web serving for about 2.5 years w/ no problems. The recent inclusion of the hotspot realy inproved performance in 1.3.
I have started to use jdk14 on freebsd5-current for testing and it seems fine. I would not deploy with it yet it is a beta it still fails 20 out 2700 tests. It is worth noting that both the native and linux jdk14 really like running on freebsd5 and are not as happy on 4.X
http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-blackdown-jdk 12/ http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-blackdow n-jdk 13/ http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-blackdow n-jdk 14/ http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-ibm-jdk1 3/ http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-ibm-jdk14 / http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-sun-jdk12/ http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-sun-jdk13/ http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-sun-jdk14/ or you could just use the native ones http://www.freshports.org/java/jdk12/ http: //www.freshports.org/java/jdk13/ http://www.fresh ports.org/java/jdk14/
That said I used it to run a small enhydra/xmlc java web app. In my last job and I performed well and with the recent (last six months) inclusion of the hotspot stuff it's much faster.
Why in dogs name are you still using Token-ring. For 25-30 bucks at any computer supplus store could get enough stuff to convert to 10baseT atleast. There is a reason that there are no drivers for Token-ring no one uses it any more. The shear flexiblity of setup wins over token instantly.
AKA sheet metal nibbler. The case has an extra flange just where the full length isa card is suppost to go. No problem. Plus no more ragged edges from when you hacked it out with your leatherman.
http://www.jdr.com/interact/item.asp?itemno=NIBB LE R
You can buy stainless steel screws at most real hardware stores. My local one "Olympia Supply" has about 85 feet by 4 feet of rack space of every kind of screw or fitting. You can tell its a good hardware store when they have more 'woodruff' keys that you weigh. I still don't know what a 'woodruff' key is after shopping there for 8 years but they have a ton of them.
That said when ever I need a screw or nut of some kind I just buy a box of them.
At work we have standardized on Jedit http://www.jedit.org . Good syntax coloring. Lots of plugins: cvs , regex testing , and ton of others. A good macro language.
My cable(ATT@HOME) company installed one for the very reason you discribe. I was getting prgressively lower bandwidth and then irratic connections at peak usage time. So they put an amp in. Basically it's a nine volt wall wort power supply connected to a little booster in the cable box outside. They did this for free to return my servces to normal. YMMV
BTW for normal analog cable Radio shack does sell a cable amp for abut 20$US
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Virtual servers (running on nice enterprise dells) with FreeBSD or some form of Linux (i'm biased I know)
johncompanies
Read about them here in the response to there ad on Kuro5hin
AD
Yes I know the first link redirects through kuro5hin that way they get any cash rev.
I use a normal keyboard at work.
A kinesis advantage at the home office.
and an old dell inspiron 4000 on the couch and cafe
and the winner is the damn dell. I think it has something to due with no moving my wrists when using the laptop. The kinesis does come in a close second, probably for the same reason.
I should not post till I have had at least a pot.
mounted volumes
running applications
stadard locations
a bunch of stuff I have not figured out it is payware though. .
Three points:
they come with scripts and docs
they produce bare (no dev tools) images to use on compact flash cards
The dev machine is separate
I use a modified version of an OpenBSD on an old watchguard box.
See Soekris on OpenBSD and Soekris on FreeBSD
I wrote a generator that took a sql file and generated a light java database persistance layer. My reasons for doing this, in Ruby and not Java ,boiled down to the horror of manipulating Strings in java vs. the ease of it in Ruby.
The other advantage using one language to generate another is that there is less confusion about what code is part of what. In my case I had ruby in the generator and java and MS sql in the text blocks that were being generated so it was easy tell thing apart.
alienware sales sager notebooks at a 90% markup. A lot of other peolpe sell them. powernotebooks for example . Just google them.
So is Novell and they are releasing products that run on Linux and they have been saying that their fight with SCO is not over yet.
Disny bought a cray and thought lets do something. hees plot good pictures(for the time)
Try running quark and photoshop at the same time.
quack
Actually Olivitii (sp) was paying for the lab when VNC was written.
5.1 not 5.0 which was released a while ago.
Ok no need to be pissy. Of the native ones (I only use the linux ones to bootstrap compile the native)
I have been using jdk131 for production app dev and web serving for about 2.5 years w/ no problems. The recent inclusion of the hotspot realy inproved performance in 1.3.
I have started to use jdk14 on freebsd5-current for testing and it seems fine. I would not deploy with it yet it is a beta it still fails 20 out 2700 tests. It is worth noting that both the native and linux jdk14 really like running on freebsd5 and are not as happy on 4.X
http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-blackdown-jdk 12/w n-jdk 13/w n-jdk 14/1 3/4 //
: //www.freshports.org/java/jdk13/h ports.org/java/jdk14/
http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-blackdo
http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-blackdo
http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-ibm-jdk
http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-ibm-jdk1
http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-sun-jdk12
http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-sun-jdk13/
http://www.freshports.org/java/linux-sun-jdk14/
or you could just use the native ones
http://www.freshports.org/java/jdk12/
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http://www.fres
That said I used it to run a small enhydra/xmlc java web app. In my last job and I performed well and with the recent (last six months) inclusion of the hotspot stuff it's much faster.
Nope not a shill.
/. .
Your right though, the only place I've ever seen it mentioned is on
The never mentioned legal music download site. $10 a month all you can eat legal mp3's.
,honestly, am just a very happy customer.
The non-western stuff is mainly indian and african but there is a lot of good stuff in there.
http://www.emusic.com
I
The new 12 inch Powerbook G4 is really a ibook 12 inch with a G4 + metal case. That is what they are comparing it to.
Why in dogs name are you still using Token-ring. For 25-30 bucks at any computer supplus store could get enough stuff to convert to 10baseT atleast. There is a reason that there are no drivers for Token-ring no one uses it any more. The shear flexiblity of setup wins over token instantly.
AKA sheet metal nibbler. The case has an extra flange just where the full length isa card is suppost to go. No problem. Plus no more ragged edges from when you hacked it out with your leatherman.
B LE R
http://www.jdr.com/interact/item.asp?itemno=NIB
You can buy stainless steel screws at most real hardware stores. My local one "Olympia Supply" has about 85 feet by 4 feet of rack space of every kind of screw or fitting. You can tell its a good hardware store when they have more 'woodruff' keys that you weigh. I still don't know what a 'woodruff' key is after shopping there for 8 years but they have a ton of them.
That said when ever I need a screw or nut of some kind I just buy a box of them.
At work we have standardized on Jedit http://www.jedit.org . Good syntax coloring. Lots of plugins: cvs , regex testing , and ton of others. A good macro language.
you need to send the name of the machine like this
interface "ep0" {
send host-name "andare.fugue.com";
or
interface "ep0" {
send host-name "andare";
There is an app called asp2php that claims to convert 90% of asp/vbscript to php including the DB stuff. It can be found at
http://asp2php.naken.cc/
I have not used it but it does seem to be updated.
My cable(ATT@HOME) company installed one for the very reason you discribe. I was getting prgressively lower bandwidth and then irratic connections at peak usage time. So they put an amp in. Basically it's a nine volt wall wort power supply connected to a little booster in the cable box outside. They did this for free to return my servces to normal. YMMV
BTW for normal analog cable Radio shack does sell a cable amp for abut 20$US