... connections, by allowing longer ping times. So much for multiplayer gaming. But it is a more sound idea than every ISP having only one IP address and running NAT.
... to decide that it was illegal and in the mean time [insert large corperation/government agancy here] would continue eavesdropping and suing/arresting people. Got to love the US justice system.
One is a "server board" has 2x 3com NICs and SCSI EATX.($450) The other doesn't have anything special on it (besides the second socket-A) and runs about $230.
ATT gave out friends billing info including credit card info, all traffic runs through San Jose, CA (at least for those of us in the Seattle area), and they only have 128kb upstream.
I have been using linux about 2 years, 1st your w/ RH/Mandrake/OpenLinux1.3 etc, last your w/ slack. Everything you learn under in can be applied to other distros.
I think its a great idea, if people are willing to use a commecal OS they should be willing to pay an arm and a leg for every app. Now they just need to market the same product for Windows and charge the "revinue maximizing price" of $89.
But Microsoft will decide to invent their own standard that they say is better but and not support the new standard. This way _everyone_ will have to have a Windows machine to send email to other people with Windows machines. Great way to spread, take advadage of your monopoly to force a new propritaty standard on everyone.
When do you think it will stop?
I have never seen an unstable P-II 66Mhz FSB and I have seen a lot. There is no need to overclock, just "misclock" Run a celeron 400 on a BX board at 100mhz x 4 not 66mhz x 6. Never overclock a chipset the 1st thing to go is the HD contoller you endup currupting your HD and haveing to reload. At least in my experance. Just keep your system cool and dont use unstable componets.
Who needs DoS attacks when we have the /. affect
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We really should notify people before we make posts about their websites, so they can get an extra T1 line for the next 4 hours.
... connections, by allowing longer ping times. So much for multiplayer gaming. But it is a more sound idea than every ISP having only one IP address and running NAT.
Given: There are 9 planets
Any object with mass greater than Pluto is a planet.
Then: The earth's or one of jupiter's moons is the 9th planet
Just put a loader part of the kernel there the rest at another address.
... to decide that it was illegal and in the mean time [insert large corperation/government agancy here] would continue eavesdropping and suing/arresting people. Got to love the US justice system.
One is a "server board" has 2x 3com NICs and SCSI EATX.($450) The other doesn't have anything special on it (besides the second socket-A) and runs about $230.
ATT gave out friends billing info including credit card info, all traffic runs through San Jose, CA (at least for those of us in the Seattle area), and they only have 128kb upstream.
Well the last one was escaped* on the 10th!
I was just able to download 2.4.8 yesterday. Howmany kernel this week?
Well they asked for it, I'd love to know the hits per/ms. I lanched 10 wgets at once and it was sluggish was getting 404 errors.
While IPv6 does support long ping times, I don't thing your people would put up 0.238745 s to there ping time per hop!
I have been using linux about 2 years, 1st your w/ RH/Mandrake/OpenLinux1.3 etc, last your w/ slack. Everything you learn under in can be applied to other distros.
I think its a great idea, if people are willing to use a commecal OS they should be willing to pay an arm and a leg for every app. Now they just need to market the same product for Windows and charge the "revinue maximizing price" of $89.
Here is a link.
Just read this on yahoo. Mac OS 9 is the default but OS X is loaded also.
But Microsoft will decide to invent their own standard that they say is better but and not support the new standard. This way _everyone_ will have to have a Windows machine to send email to other people with Windows machines. Great way to spread, take advadage of your monopoly to force a new propritaty standard on everyone.
When do you think it will stop?
-OrionPi
I have never seen an unstable P-II 66Mhz FSB and I have seen a lot. There is no need to overclock, just "misclock" Run a celeron 400 on a BX board at 100mhz x 4 not 66mhz x 6. Never overclock a chipset the 1st thing to go is the HD contoller you endup currupting your HD and haveing to reload. At least in my experance. Just keep your system cool and dont use unstable componets.
We really should notify people before we make posts about their websites, so they can get an extra T1 line for the next 4 hours.