My photography is just a hobby.
And my prints look great, i get them printed at the local photo processing center... $0.29 a print.
I tried my inkjet printer but that was useless.
And now instead of albums i get full-page printed professional photo albums, without the hassle of having to manually put them into slots/etc..
if you watch Bill Gates keynote on the.NET platform you will also notice that Merryl Lynch uses Windows 2000 servers for their call center and the new.NET platform....
NetHack 3.4.0 Linux Elf with TTY and Athena-widget-based (traditional X11) graphics interfaces (including tiles). This version requires X11 libraries, which are installed on almost all Linux systems.
This binary has support for tty and X11 windowing systems, but not Qt. This means you will need to have X11 libraries installed on your system to run this binary, even in its tty flavor.
NetHack 3.4.0 Linux Elf with TTY and Qt-based graphics interfaces (including tiles). This version requires the Qt libraries (version 2.2 or 2.3) which may or may not be installed on any particlar Linux system.
Note:
Most Redhat installations do not include Qt by default; it must be specifically selected.
Note:
If you have KDE 2 installed, you have Qt nstalled.
README.linux
Additional details about the Linux binary. If you are not running Redhat,
check the System information in this file to see if you need to build
from
source,
instead of using these binaries.
oh..btw the tascam is usb and supports 4 simultaneous streams at 24bits/44Khz and i think they have a 8 channel usb2.0 one coming out that does 96Khz.. not sure though
if you created a virus/worm would you target something that had a chance of infecting maybe 10% (*nix, mac, etc..) of all PCs, or would you create something that could possibly infect 60% (MS) of all PCs? (and don't give me BS about my numbers not adding to 100%, ya flamers... of course it won't infect everyone! and yes i pulled the numbers out of my ass)
OBVIOUSLY you want to hit them where it hurts MOST, if i were to write viruses of course they would be targeted at MS (oh sorry M$ this is/. i forget sometimes) then i can say to all my buddies 'uh huh huh kewl dude i wiped out 10 million pcs hard drives this week'
and yes i use both M$ and Linux, they both have their advantages and disadvantages
"Hostworks takes complete responsibility for the provisioning and management of the operating system environment, in line with the SLA for each customer. This includes responsibility for appropriate deployment of patches and configuration changes. Hostworks continuously monitors public and manufacturer supplied information sources to ensure that performance and security are maintained at the highest possible levels"
2 Connections to Telstra and 2 to Optus at different exchanges
"Hostworks Control Centre features over half a gigabit per second of connectivity. This is delivered via four high capacity divergent path links connected to Optus and Telstra.
As a matter of policy, Hostworks ensures that it always has four times the capacity of its peak traffic loads."
Midnight-9AM Mon-Fri
1 of 3 full time engineers....
being 3rd man on the totem pole i'm stuck working the holidays while part-timers cover the time i'm not in.. + I'm on-call while i am asleep
it's C Band, which will punch through those clouds easily... it has to be a real bad thunderstorm to knock out the signal, and then it will only be faded for a short period.
of course every spring and fall your going to lose service each day for one week in a 5-10 minute window because of sun fade.
Slashdot Mirror
over multihomed T3 i've hit 600KB/sec... i think it depends on the server you hit. or the time of day
My photography is just a hobby. And my prints look great, i get them printed at the local photo processing center... $0.29 a print. I tried my inkjet printer but that was useless. And now instead of albums i get full-page printed professional photo albums, without the hassle of having to manually put them into slots/etc..
i've gone digital... but i have a Nikon N65 i have been meaning to put on ebay. with 2 lenses.
was a good beginners camera.
ya i thought cell numbers were exempt too
oh goody, two free google links in a row!
what's the latency to US like?
average throughput?
allowed to run services?
http://www.polaroid-id.com/pdf/finger.pdf
Georgia already has this....
if you watch Bill Gates keynote on the .NET platform you will also notice that Merryl Lynch uses Windows 2000 servers for their call center and the new .NET platform....
Win32
nh340win.zip (by HTTP)(about 1M)
nh340win.zip (by FTP)(about 1M)
Linux
nh340lin.tgz (by HTTP)(about 1.1M)
nh340lin.tgz (by FTP)(about 1.1M)
NetHack 3.4.0 Linux Elf with TTY and Athena-widget-based (traditional X11) graphics interfaces (including tiles). This version requires X11 libraries, which are installed on almost all Linux systems.
This binary has support for tty and X11 windowing systems, but not Qt. This means you will need to have X11 libraries installed on your system to run this binary, even in its tty flavor.
nh340linQt.tgz (by HTTP)(about 1.2M)
nh340linQt.tgz (by FTP)(about 1.2M)
NetHack 3.4.0 Linux Elf with TTY and Qt-based graphics interfaces (including tiles). This version requires the Qt libraries (version 2.2 or 2.3) which may or may not be installed on any particlar Linux system.
Note: Most Redhat installations do not include Qt by default; it must be specifically selected.
Note: If you have KDE 2 installed, you have Qt nstalled.README.linux Additional details about the Linux binary. If you are not running Redhat, check the System information in this file to see if you need to build from source, instead of using these binaries.
This is exactly what you described, go play with the online demo
http://www.vprotect.com
oh..btw the tascam is usb and supports 4 simultaneous streams at 24bits/44Khz and i think they have a 8 channel usb2.0 one coming out that does 96Khz.. not sure though
there are plenty of these products on the market, check these out
plus you don't want to use a consumer card for recording multiple tracks
More Computer Audio hardware
Tascam US428
M Audio(TM) Delta 1010 Logic System
Roland® Studio Pack
Aardvark(TM) Direct Pro Q10 Studio Nerve Center
Aardvark(TM) Direct Pro 24/96 Pro Studio Package
it's really not consumer.. or pro... this stuff... "prosumer" (how i hate that word)
i'll still take the Yamaha RP-U200 over this thing... but the yamaha is missing EAX
http://www.yamaha.com/yec/cavit/idx_products.htm"Analysts say that's in line with the industry standard, and competitor Nintendo reported a comparable rate for its new GameCube."
there are defects with virtually every mass-produced product on the market, get out of your damn anti-M$ mindset
troll - mod me down
if you created a virus/worm would you target something that had a chance of infecting maybe 10% (*nix, mac, etc..) of all PCs, or would you create something that could possibly infect 60% (MS) of all PCs? (and don't give me BS about my numbers not adding to 100%, ya flamers... of course it won't infect everyone! and yes i pulled the numbers out of my ass)
/. i forget sometimes) then i can say to all my buddies 'uh huh huh kewl dude i wiped out 10 million pcs hard drives this week'
OBVIOUSLY you want to hit them where it hurts MOST, if i were to write viruses of course they would be targeted at MS (oh sorry M$ this is
and yes i use both M$ and Linux, they both have their advantages and disadvantages
didn't you ever watch MacGyver? :-\
"Hostworks takes complete responsibility for the provisioning and management of the operating system environment, in line with the SLA for each customer. This includes responsibility for appropriate deployment of patches and configuration changes. Hostworks continuously monitors public and manufacturer supplied information sources to ensure that performance and security are maintained at the highest possible levels"
http://www.hostworks.com.au/networks.html
2 Connections to Telstra and 2 to Optus at different exchanges
"Hostworks Control Centre features over half a gigabit per second of connectivity. This is delivered via four high capacity divergent path links connected to Optus and Telstra.
As a matter of policy, Hostworks ensures that it always has four times the capacity of its peak traffic loads."
http://www.hostworks.com.au/datacentre_tour.html
/.'ing
let's see if it can withold a
We are talking Active CCIE's
;-)
those do expire you know
you still need your card with the Picture system also...
and if my math is correct? 4^10 = 10,000 Combinations for a 4 digit PIN
I think i would prefer 53,130 Combinations
Looks like they are planning on using it for ATM Machine's which only have 4 digit numbers... seems like a better idea to me.
Midnight-9AM Mon-Fri
1 of 3 full time engineers....
being 3rd man on the totem pole i'm stuck working the holidays while part-timers cover the time i'm not in.. + I'm on-call while i am asleep
how's that?
it's C Band, which will punch through those clouds easily... it has to be a real bad thunderstorm to knock out the signal, and then it will only be faded for a short period.
of course every spring and fall your going to lose service each day for one week in a 5-10 minute window because of sun fade.