Let me be more clear... I do not want any application to take priority over it! I want to be able to give max processing power to the collective, without any P2P app taking over many CPU cycles on my system.
You don't get my point. If you have a P2P application or other process that is running and you actually want the application to take priority in all cases.
It would be a more effective tool if the user had a choice of when to run at a higher priority by using a sheduling program or cron. If everyone set the priority to high when they were not using their computers we could help eradicate these dreadful diseases.
Now I am sure that it would affect winmx and other filesharing P2P networks but at least give the user a choice. Perhaps corporations could get a tax break for contributing resources to these projects?
Eolas Corporate Vision To create and develop the inventions that allow information technologies to enhance the quality of life for everyone.
Bill Gate's vision: What he does every day, try to take over the world...
Bill in action: http://www.microsoft.com/billgates/default.asp
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Ladies and geeks, we have a new bandwidth record...(I was only kidding about the ladies part, cross dressing does not count)
"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes > > hurtling down the highway." -- Andrew S. Tanenbaum - Computer Networks
Now becomes...
"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a Landshark full of DVD-R's hurtling down the highway at 200 Mph" -- twoslice Certifiable Geek (or just certifiable on most days)
Look Skyward November 19 In The Early Morning Hours To Catch The Leonid Meteor Shower.
And just what! am I going to use to catch a Leonid meteor? and if I do, can I sell it on EBay without NASA busting me for selling a piece of space rock that they say belongs to them?
Well a lot of "Mom & Pop PC users" may not have USB either. Have you ever transfered the contents of an entire drive using USB? That 12 Mb/s spec for USB that I see bantied about is a load of horse crap. Before the drive contents get shuttled across "Mom & Pop" will be a few years older, and at their age I think it would be worth it to them to splurge on the $10 Ethernet card.
A friend once had an old MAC that did not support DHCP which he used to loan to friends before the cable guy installed anything. The cable guy always said the same thing - Geez there are a shitload of these old MAC's around but I guess I have to give you a static IP address because these things don't support DHCP (Yippee!).
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...using primary buffer ...using primary buffer
2 channel(s)
16 bits/sample
---- sound initialization ----
Initializing DirectSound
Creating DS buffers
sound sampling rate: 22050
=== InitGame ===
--- Server Initialization ---
27 entities inhibited
1 teams with 2 entities
Changing map...
reconnecting...
Outer base
]give all
]give cells 4323313
]USE BFG10K
In all seriousness though I have used Assembler almost exclusively for over 20 years and it has never failed to get me bucks...
Either that or someone has trojaned (is that a word?) his site!
The tojan contacts the following website:
http://mars.raketti.net/~mash/services
DNS Details:
Registrant:
Kuopion Puhelin Oyj (RAKETTI2-DOM)
KUOPIO, 70780
KUOPIO,70780
FI
Domain Name: RAKETTI.NET
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Siltakoski Petri (SP730-ORG) admin@DOMAIN.RAKETTI.NET
Kuopion Puhelin Oyj
Levasentie 23
KUOPIO
FINLAND
+358-17-302329
Fax- +358-17-3614904
Record expires on 07-Oct-2004.
Record created on 08-Oct-1998.
Database last updated on 13-Nov-2002 08:36:01 EST.
Domain servers in listed order:
NS1.RAKETTI.NET 212.146.0.10
NS2.RAKETTI.NET 212.146.0.11
and I thought girls were always after the big "O"
Silly me...
I found the actual cause of the Fujitsu HD malfunction...PrOn!
/. about bad Fujistu drives it is probably true!
Apparently they are very allergic to PrOn and the more PrOn you have the more likely they are going to die.
And from all of the horror stories posted here on
Arrrghh...
Let me be more clear... I do not want any application to take priority over it! I want to be able to give max processing power to the collective, without any P2P app taking over many CPU cycles on my system.
What we do every day Pinky, try to take over the world...
http://www.microsoft.com/billgates/default.asp
You don't get my point. If you have a P2P application or other process that is running and you actually want the application to take priority in all cases.
Ya right, you can't fool me. I just know it's all those Hibatchi's that's causing it!
It would be a more effective tool if the user had a choice of when to run at a higher priority by using a sheduling program or cron. If everyone set the priority to high when they were not using their computers we could help eradicate these dreadful diseases.
Now I am sure that it would affect winmx and other filesharing P2P networks but at least give the user a choice. Perhaps corporations could get a tax break for contributing resources to these projects?
My 2cents anyway.
Minnie and Mickey are in divorce court...
Judge: Let me get this straight Mickey - you want a divorce because Minnie is crazy??
Mickey: Wait a minute... I didn't say she was crazy. I said she was fucking Goofy!
From the Eolas Website:
Eolas Corporate Vision
To create and develop the inventions that allow information technologies to enhance the quality of life for everyone.
Bill Gate's vision:
What he does every day, try to take over the world...
Bill in action:
http://www.microsoft.com/billgates/default.asp
Ladies and geeks, we have a new bandwidth record...(I was only kidding about the ladies part, cross dressing does not count)
"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes
> > hurtling down the highway." -- Andrew S. Tanenbaum - Computer Networks
Now becomes...
"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a Landshark full of DVD-R's hurtling down the highway at 200 Mph" -- twoslice Certifiable Geek (or just certifiable on most days)
Look Skyward November 19 In The Early Morning Hours To Catch The Leonid Meteor Shower.
And just what! am I going to use to catch a Leonid meteor? and if I do, can I sell it on EBay without NASA busting me for selling a piece of space rock that they say belongs to them?
Cop pulls you over for driving all over the road...
Cop: Are you OK pal?
You: (laughing) Yeah, I just wasted my buddy real good, his guts were blasted all over the place!
Cop: You don't say....
You: No wait, you don't understand, it was DOOM!
Cop: Tell it to the Judge pal...
The moral: You're damned if you do and Doomed if you don't!
Well a lot of "Mom & Pop PC users" may not have USB either.
Have you ever transfered the contents of an entire drive using USB? That 12 Mb/s spec for USB that I see bantied about is a load of horse crap. Before the drive contents get shuttled across "Mom & Pop" will be a few years older, and at their age I think it would be worth it to them to splurge on the $10 Ethernet card.
Why use USB when one can use 10/100Mbs Ethernet? It goes a lot faster than USB and all you would need to sell is a cheap X-over cable.
it can be used in the classic prOn romp on the pool table.
The laser light will light up the action - or shine through the ears of the blonde tart on the table...
was up to no good at Worldcom...
Oh yeah, well (836) 334-8567 to you too pal!
We'll that could very well be true since I am not a MAC fanatic.
But Apparently it worked, because neither his friends, nor the cable guy knew anything about MAC's either - so the myth would have propagated.
(shhh don't tell anyone...)
The user's guide says the battery lasts up to two hours with the screen on (four hours with it off)
How could you watch a DVD movie with the screen off??
A friend once had an old MAC that did not support DHCP which he used to loan to friends before the cable guy installed anything. The cable guy always said the same thing - Geez there are a shitload of these old MAC's around but I guess I have to give you a static IP address because these things don't support DHCP (Yippee!).
When you start up the Terminal, you'll be greeted with the default user shell, tcsh.
Poor dudes! I hope there is support for bash!
The company is called permissionedmedia! Well, they did ask for permission first...
For those who want to see if their patent idea has already been taken... http://colitz.com/site/wacky.htm