Exactly like Microsoft - except that it's not a fair comparison at all - Emeril doesn't illegally maintain his monopoly on the chef market which MS has been CONVICTED of doing. So, yes - just like those criminals.
A good way to get it to dual boot the same way Win2k / Linux does? Specifically, one installs Linux and then lilo to it's own partition, uses dd to copy the first 512 bytes off the linux partition (naming it something like linuxboot.bin) and then adds a line to boot.ini like C:\BOOTSECT.LIN="Slackware Linux 8.0". This will cause Win2k to boot Linux, and since I already have that setup that way, I'd like to do the same with FreeBSD - but FreeBSD doesn't use lilo of course... Anyone have any ideas?
I don't - I want to run a 2 CPU athalon system as a server for my website, and knowing that it's not going to croak like that one on Tom's Hardware is very important to me. I may just have to get one of these.
You and I are no different in this respect - the machine I got for my wife for $650 would have cost me much more to build - it had quality components, the only thing I had to add was a DVD (it came with a burner) and the Sound Blaster 5.1 Platinum I had got her. The rest of it was all good components, like the Intel Management Pro/100 Adapter (eepro100) and a GeForce 256.
I used to. Then I found a machine on pricewatch that was both less expensive and better than the one I had just built. That pretty much ended the days of building my own machines.:-)
The real kicker? My wife has the less expensive machine and I have the three I built.:-)
Funny, the last time I looked, they don't advertise raw machines anymore. In fact, that is what I went there looking for not 3 months ago, and was presented with two choices: Win and Mac. I couldn't even find LINUX machines on their site anylonger. I suppose it's possible that I simply had an aneurysm and wasn't reading what I was looking at correctly, but it sure seemed that OS-less machines were not listed anylonger.
<Vlad goes and looks>
Yep! Here's what currently listed on the page for choices:
Systems
PC - Windows
PC - Apple
PC - Kits
Notebooks
Hand Held
Hand Held Accessories
Servers
Server Accessories
NOTE: You can get a Windows Machine, an Apple, or an unassembled incomplete kit. OS-less machines no longer an option.
Gee, I wonder if this had anything to do with the recient rash of MS threatening people who sell PC's without operating systems?
And lets face the fact: If one of them DOES keel over, or retire (as Sandra Day O'Connor reportedly says she wants to) they are likely to be replaced by someone FAR FAR more scary. Think about this: Bush is like Rush Limbaugh - only FAR more stupid. Who do you think he's going to try and appoint to the court???
By the way - is anyone else seeing "Invalid form key GvORsfGrvV !" every damn time they try to submit something? Hey Rob! Fix the damn site please!
I don't agree. Alien was a better suspense move than Aliens was. Aliens was a better action move than Alien was. Same universe, but a bit like comparing Apples to Oranges. I'd call them equal in that regard.
The books are, in fact, considered cannon. As such, perhaps after he croaks, we'll see something made from them. Not before however, if we are to believe what Lucas himself reportedly said during the making of Ep I, which was that he was stoping at 6 since he didn't want to do Star Wars for the rest of his life. He decided to make it a story about Vader from the time he was a boy until his death. Shrug They've all sucked ass after the second one, which is the only sequel ever to be as good and better than the first movie.
According to the The NIST Reference on Constants, Units, and Uncertainty the correct terminology is derived from the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), Prefixes for binary multiples. So as you can see, the correct term would actually be one mebibyte (1 MiB = 220 B = 1 048 576 B). It is suggested that in English, the first syllable of the name of the binary-multiple prefix should be pronounced in the same way as the first syllable of the name of the corresponding SI prefix, and that the second syllable should be pronounced as "bee."
Really, you didn't think the entire music industy was going to let you steal from then forever did you? In the wise words of Marshal Mathers III, "Napster is bullshit."
In which case you must admit, the Australians, the English and the French shouldn't have been there either. In FACT, it's really all the Frenchies fault - we vowed to give Vietnam back to the Vietnameese for their assistance during World War II, and never did - why? Because the French asserted it was theirs and they'd do what they damn well pleased with it. So don't get on our case for something we had to get into because of obligations to our allies - unless you want us to forget about England the next time she needs our help, which wouldn't bother me in the slightest. "British Empire" indeed.
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Exactly like Microsoft - except that it's not a fair comparison at all - Emeril doesn't illegally maintain his monopoly on the chef market which MS has been CONVICTED of doing. So, yes - just like those criminals.
More importantly, it's the most common anti-coagulant used in the medical laboratory. Ever see a purple top tube? Guess what - that has EDTA in it.
Excellent. Where is this handbook?
A good way to get it to dual boot the same way Win2k / Linux does? Specifically, one installs Linux and then lilo to it's own partition, uses dd to copy the first 512 bytes off the linux partition (naming it something like linuxboot.bin) and then adds a line to boot.ini like C:\BOOTSECT.LIN="Slackware Linux 8.0". This will cause Win2k to boot Linux, and since I already have that setup that way, I'd like to do the same with FreeBSD - but FreeBSD doesn't use lilo of course... Anyone have any ideas?
It means Backspace.
It takes you back to the earthstation1 homepage...
I don't - I want to run a 2 CPU athalon system as a server for my website, and knowing that it's not going to croak like that one on Tom's Hardware is very important to me. I may just have to get one of these.
Wasn't there a problem with LSB that prevented Debian from using it? Was that ever resolved?
You and I are no different in this respect - the machine I got for my wife for $650 would have cost me much more to build - it had quality components, the only thing I had to add was a DVD (it came with a burner) and the Sound Blaster 5.1 Platinum I had got her. The rest of it was all good components, like the Intel Management Pro/100 Adapter (eepro100) and a GeForce 256.
The second link is already unreachable.
I used to. Then I found a machine on pricewatch that was both less expensive and better than the one I had just built. That pretty much ended the days of building my own machines. :-)
:-)
The real kicker? My wife has the less expensive machine and I have the three I built.
Funny, the last time I looked, they don't advertise raw machines anymore. In fact, that is what I went there looking for not 3 months ago, and was presented with two choices: Win and Mac. I couldn't even find LINUX machines on their site anylonger. I suppose it's possible that I simply had an aneurysm and wasn't reading what I was looking at correctly, but it sure seemed that OS-less machines were not listed anylonger.
<Vlad goes and looks>
Yep! Here's what currently listed on the page for choices:
Systems
PC - Windows
PC - Apple
PC - Kits
Notebooks
Hand Held
Hand Held Accessories
Servers
Server Accessories
NOTE: You can get a Windows Machine, an Apple, or an unassembled incomplete kit. OS-less machines no longer an option.
Gee, I wonder if this had anything to do with the recient rash of MS threatening people who sell PC's without operating systems?
And lets face the fact: If one of them DOES keel over, or retire (as Sandra Day O'Connor reportedly says she wants to) they are likely to be replaced by someone FAR FAR more scary. Think about this: Bush is like Rush Limbaugh - only FAR more stupid. Who do you think he's going to try and appoint to the court???
By the way - is anyone else seeing "Invalid form key GvORsfGrvV !" every damn time they try to submit something? Hey Rob! Fix the damn site please!
Wow. While I agree that GF II was an Excellent movie, I have a hard time saying it was better than the first one.
:-)
Superman II and St:2,3 and 5 I'll concede however were better.
Still, it's few and far between that sequels don't disapoint. Can we agree on that?
I don't agree. Alien was a better suspense move than Aliens was. Aliens was a better action move than Alien was. Same universe, but a bit like comparing Apples to Oranges. I'd call them equal in that regard.
Check out the results from this poll over on CNN. Yep, even non geeks think it sucks ass, but about 2/3rds.
What will Star Wars III be called?!?
"Plan Mine from Outa yer wallet".
The books are, in fact, considered cannon. As such, perhaps after he croaks, we'll see something made from them. Not before however, if we are to believe what Lucas himself reportedly said during the making of Ep I, which was that he was stoping at 6 since he didn't want to do Star Wars for the rest of his life. He decided to make it a story about Vader from the time he was a boy until his death. Shrug They've all sucked ass after the second one, which is the only sequel ever to be as good and better than the first movie.
Nah. The trolls all work for me. Adequacy is for real.
According to the The NIST Reference on Constants, Units, and Uncertainty the correct terminology is derived from the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), Prefixes for binary multiples. So as you can see, the correct term would actually be one mebibyte (1 MiB = 220 B = 1 048 576 B). It is suggested that in English, the first syllable of the name of the binary-multiple prefix should be pronounced in the same way as the first syllable of the name of the corresponding SI prefix, and that the second syllable should be pronounced as "bee."
How long before there is a version of Linux for the Gamecube? Anyone have any hardware specs?
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The correct link as some have no doubt figured is http://www.genesismission.org/ not .com. :-)
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That was the old hosting service. We're on a new one now. ;-)
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Really, you didn't think the entire music industy was going to let you steal from then forever did you? In the wise words of Marshal Mathers III, "Napster is bullshit."
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In which case you must admit, the Australians, the English and the French shouldn't have been there either. In FACT, it's really all the Frenchies fault - we vowed to give Vietnam back to the Vietnameese for their assistance during World War II, and never did - why? Because the French asserted it was theirs and they'd do what they damn well pleased with it. So don't get on our case for something we had to get into because of obligations to our allies - unless you want us to forget about England the next time she needs our help, which wouldn't bother me in the slightest. "British Empire" indeed.
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