Red Hat has split their product into two lines, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and Red Hat Linux Consumer Edition (RHL). With this change they have changed their support levels, support lengths, and packages in the different lines of Red Hat Linux. With all of these changes, several which affect me directly, so I figured now is a pretty good time to re-evaluate our setup and some alternatives, such as upgrading to RHEL or switching to another Linux distribution
I feel that it's the initial investment in the system that are keeping people away, not as much the monthly fee. People who don't have a tivo don't know why they would want to pay over 300 dollars for a VCR.
I think Tivo made a mistake by retiring the series 1 instead of selling them cheap to get it in more homes. But what do I know, I don't run a bussiness, I just watch TV.
Since I'm late to the party this post will never see the light of day but I'll try anyway.
I've found to get compatibility with most dvd players all you need to do is set the book type to DVD-ROM. Then dvd players who's hardware can play +-R media but their software doesn't tell them that they can play +-R media will happily play them because it thinks it's a DVD-ROM.
The new versions of nero lets you set the book type, before that you would want to use DVD Bitsetter to set it on the drive prom itself.
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What's the deal, so you have something or not? Pictures of it actually projecting a keyboard would be nice. Somebody should tell your artist you can't see the cone of the laser in the air.
From what I've read in the past about RTG's it's not the radioactive decay of the material, but the condition of the thermocouples, they go bad long before the RTG is cool.
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like the belkin matrix? that can connect 2 displays to any of 128 computers?
Welcome to "Who's Line is it Anyway, the show where everything is made up and the points don't matter. That's right the points are alike enforcing the DMCA".
Am I the only one who thinks of Drew Carey Opening the show anytime I hear somebody mention the DMCA?
Are there any Version Control programs designed with PHP, etc. websites in mind?
I've tried to use CVS but ran into too many difficulties. with getting working versions of the site checked out into development web areas etc. Plus there wasn't a dummy way for windows users to check in/out files to their work areas on the server.
I've read all the info I can find about using version control for websites, but most of that doesn't go much past static html sites.
Several of you have discussed using NFS for cluster webservers to access a shared web root.
My current setup uses rsync to distribute the files to the cluster nodes and I'm wondering why NFS?
It seems that the rsync method would be a lot more failure resistant. If my primary server goes down the cluster nodes can serve the site as it was at time of failure. With an NFS server you would need a high availibility failover other wise all the cluster nodes are SOL right?
I'm curious what the plus side to NFS is, maybe I'm missing out on something.
Here is a Page that I found that has all the tweaking information that I've needed, and if you are thinking about using PHP then it's even more suited for you.
http://php.weblogs.com/tuning_apache_unix
I just got the Linksys BEFW11S4 which is the product where they mated the wireless access point, with their cable DSL router, and threw in a 4 port switch I think the router alone is a 3 port hub? or maybe a switch.
It was easy to setup using it's web based interface.
It allows you to make one of your clients a DMZ Host for video confrencing, gaming etc. I'm assuming it forwards all ports to the Host when that is enabled, the docs doesn't say what it does and I have not tried it yet.
Also it gives you the ability to set up port forwarding for specific ports or ranges of ports to up to 10 machines.
It supports PPPoE, PPTP pass-threw, ipsec pass-threw, has mac address cloning. and has a build-in DHCP server.
I'm pretty sure that it only supports 1 IP address. It would be cool if you could assign multiple ones and forward based on IP and Port.
And don't forget it's a wireless access point, yay!
It's been on sale the past 2 weeks for $199 at Best Buy, and Comp USA. It's priced lower than the Wireless Access Point. Go figure, that's all I wanted, I bought a WAP and got a router free.
Runs Great, only thing I haven't gotten working are buttons 3 and 4 on the trackpoint. If anyone has found how to make those useful e-mail me.
Oh yeah sometimes when I leave it on overnight it refused to wake up in the morning, and I don't know why. If anybody has insight into what's causing that, it would be cool to know.
But it's a great laptop to run linux on. You just have to spend some time getting it all working. had to install ALSA for sound, Lucent Drivers for the modem. etc.
But the serial cord and the keyboard uses the same hotsync port. Sucky i know. You can only have a connected keyboarded palm III if you use IR for the network connection, which doesn't sound like much fun. Wonder if you can hack a splitter off the keyboard?
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IIRC Women aren't allowed to serve on Submarines yet, at least Ballistic Missle ones with their long duration missions.
Red Hat has split their product into two lines, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and Red Hat Linux Consumer Edition (RHL). With this change they have changed their support levels, support lengths, and packages in the different lines of Red Hat Linux. With all of these changes, several which affect me directly, so I figured now is a pretty good time to re-evaluate our setup and some alternatives, such as upgrading to RHEL or switching to another Linux distribution
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I feel that it's the initial investment in the system that are keeping people away, not as much the monthly fee. People who don't have a tivo don't know why they would want to pay over 300 dollars for a VCR.
I think Tivo made a mistake by retiring the series 1 instead of selling them cheap to get it in more homes. But what do I know, I don't run a bussiness, I just watch TV.
I've found to get compatibility with most dvd players all you need to do is set the book type to DVD-ROM. Then dvd players who's hardware can play +-R media but their software doesn't tell them that they can play +-R media will happily play them because it thinks it's a DVD-ROM.
The new versions of nero lets you set the book type, before that you would want to use DVD Bitsetter to set it on the drive prom itself.
www.dvdplusrw.org has info about setting the book type.
Ick, that would be bad for Nascar who use military grade GPS for timing and scoring their cars.
"Woah Mark Martin appears that Mark Martin is making laps around the walmart..."
Can NASA afford to ground the STS's for 5 years while they investigate this one?
What about the ISS? will NASA Astronauts use Soyuz capsules?
And now I can push back the chance of seeing a human Mars landing another 10-20 years.
This is going to be a very tough time for NASA.
not on launch or reentry. all you can do is hang on to your seat
To:info@virtualdevices.net
From: Me
Subject: Vaporware
What's the deal, so you have something or not? Pictures of it actually projecting a keyboard would be nice. Somebody should tell your artist you can't see the cone of the laser in the air.
Forget that and sell your gravity defying PDA's and Cell phones that you have pictured at the bottom of the pdf.
Granted it's limited to web browsing, but it's a start
It uses a modified TWM as the window manager and XUL modified Mozilla as the browser.
From what I've read in the past about RTG's it's not the radioactive decay of the material, but the condition of the thermocouples, they go bad long before the RTG is cool.
like the belkin matrix? that can connect 2 displays to any of 128 computers?
Am I the only one who thinks of Drew Carey Opening the show anytime I hear somebody mention the DMCA?
I've tried to use CVS but ran into too many difficulties. with getting working versions of the site checked out into development web areas etc. Plus there wasn't a dummy way for windows users to check in/out files to their work areas on the server.
I've read all the info I can find about using version control for websites, but most of that doesn't go much past static html sites.
I'd gladly listen to any suggestions out there.
staring at code for an hour trying to find the error, all because a colon looked like a semi-colon on my screen.
Several of you have discussed using NFS for cluster webservers to access a shared web root. My current setup uses rsync to distribute the files to the cluster nodes and I'm wondering why NFS? It seems that the rsync method would be a lot more failure resistant. If my primary server goes down the cluster nodes can serve the site as it was at time of failure. With an NFS server you would need a high availibility failover other wise all the cluster nodes are SOL right? I'm curious what the plus side to NFS is, maybe I'm missing out on something.
sorry here is a link for convience Tuning Apache and PHP for Speed on Unix
Here is a Page that I found that has all the tweaking information that I've needed, and if you are thinking about using PHP then it's even more suited for you. http://php.weblogs.com/tuning_apache_unix
"Pittsburgh is Hell With the Lid Taken Off" James Parton - Atlantic Monthly - c.1890 I love this town.
Which is ironicly depicted on the Doors of the Wright Memorial.
Is there any open souce PVR software? I searched freshmeat and was supprised to find no results.
I just got the Linksys BEFW11S4 which is the product where they mated the wireless access point, with their cable DSL router, and threw in a 4 port switch I think the router alone is a 3 port hub? or maybe a switch. It was easy to setup using it's web based interface. It allows you to make one of your clients a DMZ Host for video confrencing, gaming etc. I'm assuming it forwards all ports to the Host when that is enabled, the docs doesn't say what it does and I have not tried it yet. Also it gives you the ability to set up port forwarding for specific ports or ranges of ports to up to 10 machines. It supports PPPoE, PPTP pass-threw, ipsec pass-threw, has mac address cloning. and has a build-in DHCP server. I'm pretty sure that it only supports 1 IP address. It would be cool if you could assign multiple ones and forward based on IP and Port. And don't forget it's a wireless access point, yay! It's been on sale the past 2 weeks for $199 at Best Buy, and Comp USA. It's priced lower than the Wireless Access Point. Go figure, that's all I wanted, I bought a WAP and got a router free.
I'd call that a rock.
But what would you think the diffrence between a rock and a stone is?
and what about pebbles?
It's funny I looked up the definitions of all these 2 weeks ago.
But, I couldn't care less about the human clock the only reason I'm paying any attention to this story is because of the TRS-80.
Toshiba Satellite Pro 4300
Runs Great, only thing I haven't gotten working are buttons 3 and 4 on the trackpoint. If anyone has found how to make those useful e-mail me.
Oh yeah sometimes when I leave it on overnight it refused to wake up in the morning, and I don't know why. If anybody has insight into what's causing that, it would be cool to know.
But it's a great laptop to run linux on. You just have to spend some time getting it all working. had to install ALSA for sound, Lucent Drivers for the modem. etc.
But the serial cord and the keyboard uses the same hotsync port. Sucky i know. You can only have a connected keyboarded palm III if you use IR for the network connection, which doesn't sound like much fun. Wonder if you can hack a splitter off the keyboard?