I've seen those. What I'd like is some thing to roll out at my 2nd gig. 20 workstations 7 servers and a network that most people would like to be a little faster than 1GigE we use now... but no one is crazy enough to want 10GigE.
I'd be happy with something between GigE and 10GigE... seems like they do all of this wonderful shit for the top tiers while the rest of the world gets by with 'fast Ethernet' or GigE at best.
Worse the prices beyond GigE are nothing short of heart stopping.
What are you using for though? Is this something that's in place 100% of the time in a production environment? or is this something that you use frequently but for short durations as a matter of convenience?
My idea is that FUSE is better suited for the latter than for the former... but I could be wrong.
Actually, unless you yourself modified the code, I'd call it lame: anyone can follow a described path. Additionally Apple already makes laptops... so running OS X on a some random laptop is bland.
All you did is save some money, that's hardly unique or interesting.
Do something that Apple hasn't thought of, one that's worth commenting on, otherwise you are doing nothing more interesting than I am... and I'm using my my Apple to watch my fish. Fuck, that's like watching paint dry!
Some ideas:
ZFS for Mac OS USB true random number generator for around 50 USD An Altivec, or SSE3 or whatever Intel is calling it these days, big number library (Xcode C, ObjC 2.0!, C++) A combination of Waacom Tablet & Apple MacBook for a tablet (I'd pay for that!) An express slot hardware encryption accelerator
Failing that I guess you could help me finish a device that monitors salt water aquariums; but if you don't do clinical chemistry sensors professionally (as I do) I doubt you'd have much to contribute. Xcode is so easy even I can come up with a GUI.
So how is it that the new Apple license is restricting your creativity?
You are absolutely right but the vast majority of the people interested in modifying XNU want to do so in order to run MAC OS on white box hardware.
How many people do you know of that are using XNU in some innovative and interesting way that is eliminated by this new license agreement... so far I'm counting 1 and he's pretty questionable.
I wouldn't exactly call this a non issue but basically you are right I can still develop my little application and I can still screw around with the OS just like I have been. I suppose I won't be able to go out and buy a dual socket motherboard and two of Intel's new quad core chips and gobs of memory and expect to easily or legitimately run Mac OS on it. But I'm fairly sure that does not impinge on my liberty or my human rights.
I am interested in TPM and I was wondering a few things...
is it possible to use it sort of backwards... put the module on a USB key for example... so that it is protecting the data on the key.
How could one retrofit a TPM on devices without it to begin with
Are there development kits available (at reasonable prices)? With example schematics? With example code that's not dependent on Microsoft Windows and Visual Studio?
My side gig is a small engineering and design firm... you could almost call this a 'vanity' login but I think a login in token would be popular.
Care to source a study that's not from the early '80s for "The affordable ones have relatively short lifespans (under 10 years, and at that point, still haven't saved enough to justify their cost)"?
"Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3), due this month, will not ship with Linux pre-installed, as suggested in March by CEO Ken Kuturagi. However, TerraSoft CEO Kai Staats says his company's Yellow Dog Linux is installable by "anybody who knows how to use a keyboard, mouse, and browser," according to an interview in the Coloradoan."
The most significant problem here is Diebold itself and polling machine isn't all that hard to design or implement... there are dozens off variations.
I say that due to their involvement in this and the way they've handled problems this is the last group of people US citizens should be trusting with their vote.
I'd like to be able to put a Hi-def movie in my next gen console and have it write a H.264 file (with separate subtitle & audio tracks) to my networked RAID.
I also tinker with cryptology I wonder how fast it would be making smart rainbow tables or some other thing that embarrasses people who use shitty encryption.
I think most kids should have a computer but more have game consoles, wouldn't it great after the investment of a USB mouse & keyboard all they needed was a *free* optical disk and they could have a functional computer?
I feel sort of weird having some company tell me what I can and can't do with hardware I own.
I don't play games every day, surly this expensive thing can do something else... *anything!*
Worst: to date the games I have spent the most time with have the word "Zork" in them and I didn't see it in the catalog of offered games.
As a side note I am now listening to Mofro... you should give them a listen.
I've been thinking for a while now that Americans have sort of a dysfunctional concept of, and relationship with, Free Speech. Over the years this has led to many problems... it's like we suffer all the annoyances of free speech but don't enjoy all of the benefits. I don't actually have a proposal but I'm really sick of evilness perpetrated in the name of politics.
Simply put the common man felt no impact in recent coup in Thailand. We were in the Bangkok airport when it happened and my daughter being inquisitive at heart had all sorts of questions of them. All of the military men were very polite and helpful... Far more so than the men at Atlanta airport we were at a few days before. So in consequence my daughter is as comfortable traveling to Phnom Penh than Atlanta Georgia; and more comfortable talking to people with darker skin (her own skin colour) in military uniform. Simple fact: Thai military police are more competent and polite,even while executing coup, than Americans.
This has the effect that the grandmother from Atlanta is going to visit the grandmother in Phnom Penh for this winter holiday... should be interesting.
I am copying the complete parent post so that people who ignore cowards can see it:
SA is going down the tubes fast, following the *exact* same model that happened in zimbabwe. The crime there is unreal, simply amazing,a ton of it is heinously racist and barbaric, and now they have started taking over the productive farms and giving them to party hacks..and so on. Think SA in ten years what zimbabwe is now, something like that. They have more natural resources so they might last a little longer, but not much more than that.
I mean that everyone should have the opportunity to to whatever level they can achieve and not simply to level of mediocre level that elite owners of fast food restaurants and mechanical assembly factories require. A little research on the history of American public schools will illuminate my objections.
I would posit that it was the American dream but that it hasn't been for sometime.
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If that is this case and they do make their money selling advice to oil companies...
Why are we able to read it?
When my company buys reports like this they aren't available to anyone but a few top level managers... I've only seen bits and pieces of them myself.
I've seen those. What I'd like is some thing to roll out at my 2nd gig. 20 workstations 7 servers and a network that most people would like to be a little faster than 1GigE we use now... but no one is crazy enough to want 10GigE.
I'd be happy with something between GigE and 10GigE... seems like they do all of this wonderful shit for the top tiers while the rest of the world gets by with 'fast Ethernet' or GigE at best.
Worse the prices beyond GigE are nothing short of heart stopping.
What are you using for though? Is this something that's in place 100% of the time in a production environment? or is this something that you use frequently but for short durations as a matter of convenience?
My idea is that FUSE is better suited for the latter than for the former... but I could be wrong.
Man, I am *NOT* using a filesystem for long period of time through FUSE.
I can see using FUSE on a temporary basis but day in day out?
Actually, unless you yourself modified the code, I'd call it lame: anyone can follow a described path.
Additionally Apple already makes laptops... so running OS X on a some random laptop is bland.
All you did is save some money, that's hardly unique or interesting.
Do something that Apple hasn't thought of, one that's worth commenting on, otherwise you are doing nothing more interesting than I am... and I'm using my my Apple to watch my fish. Fuck, that's like watching paint dry!
Some ideas:
ZFS for Mac OS
USB true random number generator for around 50 USD
An Altivec, or SSE3 or whatever Intel is calling it these days, big number library (Xcode C, ObjC 2.0!, C++)
A combination of Waacom Tablet & Apple MacBook for a tablet (I'd pay for that!)
An express slot hardware encryption accelerator
Failing that I guess you could help me finish a device that monitors salt water aquariums; but if you don't do clinical chemistry sensors professionally (as I do) I doubt you'd have much to contribute. Xcode is so easy even I can come up with a GUI.
So how is it that the new Apple license is restricting your creativity?
You are absolutely right but the vast majority of the people interested in modifying XNU want to do so in order to run MAC OS on white box hardware.
How many people do you know of that are using XNU in some innovative and interesting way that is eliminated by this new license agreement... so far I'm counting 1 and he's pretty questionable.
as long as that part include Conrad Burns' house I'm up for it.
how is that Fujitsu working out for you?
I'd seriously love to have a Tablet running Mac OS but I've just about given up on Apple.
Is the Linux support decent or was it a pain in the ass to get everything working as it should?
I wouldn't exactly call this a non issue but basically you are right I can still develop my little application and I can still screw around with the OS just like I have been. I suppose I won't be able to go out and buy a dual socket motherboard and two of Intel's new quad core chips and gobs of memory and expect to easily or legitimately run Mac OS on it. But I'm fairly sure that does not impinge on my liberty or my human rights.
Nice bad analogy... btw.
I am interested in TPM and I was wondering a few things...
is it possible to use it sort of backwards... put the module on a USB key for example... so that it is protecting the data on the key.
How could one retrofit a TPM on devices without it to begin with
Are there development kits available (at reasonable prices)? With example schematics? With example code that's not dependent on Microsoft Windows and Visual Studio?
My side gig is a small engineering and design firm... you could almost call this a 'vanity' login but I think a login in token would be popular.
Care to source a study that's not from the early '80s for "The affordable ones have relatively short lifespans (under 10 years, and at that point, still haven't saved enough to justify their cost)"?
From TFA:
"Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3), due this month, will not ship with Linux pre-installed, as suggested in March by CEO Ken Kuturagi. However, TerraSoft CEO Kai Staats says his company's Yellow Dog Linux is installable by "anybody who knows how to use a keyboard, mouse, and browser," according to an interview in the Coloradoan."
So you foe me bacause you can't read?
The most significant problem here is Diebold itself and polling machine isn't all that hard to design or implement... there are dozens off variations.
I say that due to their involvement in this and the way they've handled problems this is the last group of people US citizens should be trusting with their vote.
I'd like to be able to put a Hi-def movie in my next gen console and have it write a H.264 file (with separate subtitle & audio tracks) to my networked RAID.
I also tinker with cryptology I wonder how fast it would be making smart rainbow tables or some other thing that embarrasses people who use shitty encryption.
I think most kids should have a computer but more have game consoles, wouldn't it great after the investment of a USB mouse & keyboard all they needed was a *free* optical disk and they could have a functional computer?
I feel sort of weird having some company tell me what I can and can't do with hardware I own.
I don't play games every day, surly this expensive thing can do something else... *anything!*
Worst: to date the games I have spent the most time with have the word "Zork" in them and I didn't see it in the catalog of offered games.
As a side note I am now listening to Mofro... you should give them a listen.
If you can use a keyboard, mouse and monitor better than you can can read the fucking article you have nothing to fear
I thought canon's RAW was 14 bits per channel not 12.
we'd be better off relying on strange women lying in ponds distributing swords as a basis for a system of government.
So Andy... what is the SD slot for?
How about this: no headphone socket and no camera.
I have a iPod and DSLR this doesn't sound like a problem to me.
I've been thinking for a while now that Americans have sort of a dysfunctional concept of, and relationship with, Free Speech. Over the years this has led to many problems... it's like we suffer all the annoyances of free speech but don't enjoy all of the benefits.
I don't actually have a proposal but I'm really sick of evilness perpetrated in the name of politics.
I live in Austria and I use inode. They meter me during the day and I hit the limit every month.
So I'm wondering how people are going to use this thing.
obviously he is, or will be, a serial killer
Simply put the common man felt no impact in recent coup in Thailand. We were in the Bangkok airport when it happened and my daughter being inquisitive at heart had all sorts of questions of them. All of the military men were very polite and helpful... Far more so than the men at Atlanta airport we were at a few days before. So in consequence my daughter is as comfortable traveling to Phnom Penh than Atlanta Georgia; and more comfortable talking to people with darker skin (her own skin colour) in military uniform. Simple fact: Thai military police are more competent and polite,even while executing coup, than Americans.
This has the effect that the grandmother from Atlanta is going to visit the grandmother in Phnom Penh for this winter holiday... should be interesting.
I am copying the complete parent post so that people who ignore cowards can see it:
SA is going down the tubes fast, following the *exact* same model that happened in zimbabwe. The crime there is unreal, simply amazing,a ton of it is heinously racist and barbaric, and now they have started taking over the productive farms and giving them to party hacks..and so on. Think SA in ten years what zimbabwe is now, something like that. They have more natural resources so they might last a little longer, but not much more than that.
Personally I think 10 years is optimistic
I mean that everyone should have the opportunity to to whatever level they can achieve and not simply to level of mediocre level that elite owners of fast food restaurants and mechanical assembly factories require. A little research on the history of American public schools will illuminate my objections.
I would posit that it was the American dream but that it hasn't been for sometime.