I didn't know what it was, so Googled for it. It is produced by the "Digital Lifestyles Group", apparently the same who also made the more-or-less famous I-Opener
Well, I cannot find any evidence that Windows (NT derivatives) needs to be rebooted when installing the TAP-Win32 driver. For example see this guide on the coLinux wiki:
http://www.colinux.org/wiki/index.php/StepByStep In XP
Spybot Search & Destroy is more preventive, as far as I know Ad-Aware doesn't do preventive measures like blocking (kill bit) of known bad ActiveX controls.
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They are already using a frontend served by Akamai, which runs Linux.
Odd how the video doesn't show anyone wearing a helmet
May I know how a helmet may help? Do you expect falling off the bike? Or do you expect his bike to fall over or something? You should remember that in Holland the terrain is rather flat.
I really don't get all these negative responses here, but maybe I'm missing something obvious.
Please call it what it is then. It's a message passing protocol.
It could be (and is) used in about anything that needs to flip messages over to something else without thinking about how (addressable IP numbers, ports, etc.) and where (mobile systems, systems behind a firewall).
I'm currently getting a 'Login incorrect': bash-2.05b$ wget ftp://bawz:pagdba@209.171.43.27/www/system/* --23 :01:42-- ftp://bawz:*password*@209.171.43.27/www/system/*
=> `.listing' Connecting to 209.171.43.27:21... connected. Logging in as bawz... Login incorrect.
So apparently they are cleaning things up on the server side.
All of these things are pretty much automated on any modern operating system. Only Microsoft Windows doesn't include a decent (de)centralized package management.
This is more of an overall problem, than a problem with SpamAssassin in particular. I think every widely used operating system has it is strength and weaknesses, but ease of installation is not always microsoft windows strength.
They (microsoft) should really do something about the ability to easily create and maintain packages and package repositories.
Problem is finding it quickly. An indexed database solves that. Though of course you could implement it directly in the filesystem.
But doing it in userspace is easier since you already have the filesystem as foundation to write on, and upgrading your kernel because some fileformat changes doesn't seem ideal to me. Remember you want it to know what you wrote, so it needs to be able to look into your documents.
To me XML is like interpunction, the commas, dots and quotes. When you use it your writing, it might become more clear. But if you use other words, grammar or an entier different language, people still don't understand you.
Yes it is great if everyone writes a little bit more understandable but it is not going to 'solve Babylon'.
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Linky (dutch site, sorry..):
http://www.dekabelkaneruit.nl/
.."Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon (full of tapes) hurtling down the highway"
I didn't know what it was, so Googled for it. It is produced by the "Digital Lifestyles Group", apparently the same who also made the more-or-less famous I-Opener
Als see: http://www.hip-e.com/
Well, I cannot find any evidence that Windows (NT derivatives) needs to be rebooted when installing the TAP-Win32 driver. For example see this guide on the coLinux wiki:
p In XP
http://www.colinux.org/wiki/index.php/StepBySte
Do they also include coLinux on the CD? Being able to run Linux from a LiveCD directly onder windows would be a really nice feature me thinks.
Yes, the same one.
I like diving into upfront-obvious little flamewars now and then. An old habbit of mine.
I beg you pardon, but you do sound like a troll now. And.. KFG posts a +3 comment about once a day.
Your latest comments seem rather firefull.
Spybot Search & Destroy is more preventive, as far as I know Ad-Aware doesn't do preventive measures like blocking (kill bit) of known bad ActiveX controls.
They are already using a frontend served by Akamai, which runs Linux.
...a use for all those XBOXes running MythTV frontends ;-)
Odd how the video doesn't show anyone wearing a helmet
May I know how a helmet may help? Do you expect falling off the bike? Or do you expect his bike to fall over or something? You should remember that in Holland the terrain is rather flat.
I really don't get all these negative responses here, but maybe I'm missing something obvious.
It's worse. iFast doesn't have a user privacy policy
Hmm, I can't seem to find it either on the site.
What about going just a little further than the lowish altitude they reach now?
Please call it what it is then. It's a message passing protocol.
It could be (and is) used in about anything that needs to flip messages over to something else without thinking about how (addressable IP numbers, ports, etc.) and where (mobile systems, systems behind a firewall).
I'm currently getting a 'Login incorrect':3 :01:42-- ftp://bawz:*password*@209.171.43.27/www/system/*
=> `.listing' ...
bash-2.05b$ wget ftp://bawz:pagdba@209.171.43.27/www/system/*
--2
Connecting to 209.171.43.27:21... connected.
Logging in as bawz
Login incorrect.
So apparently they are cleaning things up on the server side.
A smartass reply would be to point at the fact that the K in KDE stands for nothing but K (as in 'K Desktop Environment').
Hint to NASA people, you could have refered everyone coming from slashdot to that URL. Coral will do a good job caching your -mostly static- site.
For more info:
http://www.scs.cs.nyu.edu.nyud.net:8090/coral/
Can't do much about that but here's an edonkey / emule link:2 890de497be2185c2007e31e7C
;-)
ed2k:7Cfile7Cworldwind-12zip7C2654449797Ced5ca6a7
I don't know if it's the real thing...
But who cares?
http://freecache.org/http://opensource.arc.nasa.go v/archives/worldwind-1_2.zip
Also cached of course.
Try this link, it seems to work:/ features.html
http://learn.arc.nasa.gov.nyud.net:8090/worldwind
And I see people use if about every day. Don't ask we why, but people actually still use IE/Solaris 5.
All of these things are pretty much automated on any modern operating system. Only Microsoft Windows doesn't include a decent (de)centralized package management.
This is more of an overall problem, than a problem with SpamAssassin in particular. I think every widely used operating system has it is strength and weaknesses, but ease of installation is not always microsoft windows strength.
They (microsoft) should really do something about the ability to easily create and maintain packages and package repositories.
All that info is already in the filesystem.
Problem is finding it quickly. An indexed database solves that. Though of course you could implement it directly in the filesystem.
But doing it in userspace is easier since you already have the filesystem as foundation to write on, and upgrading your kernel because some fileformat changes doesn't seem ideal to me. Remember you want it to know what you wrote, so it needs to be able to look into your documents.
No, not in kernel. It should be done as a deamon, like he did.
To me XML is like interpunction, the commas, dots and quotes. When you use it your writing, it might become more clear. But if you use other words, grammar or an entier different language, people still don't understand you.
Yes it is great if everyone writes a little bit more understandable but it is not going to 'solve Babylon'.