Man, I am extremely new at to the Oen Source community. The only reason I have any ties to a basterdized OS as Windows is for my beloved games. I thought that Loki games was a miricle in disguise because here was one of my most favorite games on an OS that I have come to love and enjoy. I find it a bit dishearting that I will have to keep these ties solely for a few hours of endulgment while I play games like SMAC, SC2k, and C&C. As for AOL, it is such a gaint that they are turning into the next Microsoft. Just about everyone hates IBM because of their prorietary nature, do we really want propriety in Linux? Unfortunately, I don't know enough about Red Hat. Oh well, hopefully, someone will pick up where Loki left off and I can sever the ties that are holding me down.
I did a really light wireing job. I just ran the wires in the supports in the ceiling in the basement (where most of my family's computers are) in the same holes that were drilled to string phone cable, which is in turn hiden by suspended ceiling. I then went to Menard's and bought some resonably priced surface mount panduit and surface mount electrical boxs. I then put then outlet covers on the boxes and put in the snap-in RJ45 jacks. It was rather inexspensive, easy to put up, cosmetically appealing, and it would be easy to upgrade my wiring in need. Unfortunately, I just used some Cat3 I had lying around the house, but still not terrible for a cheap 10BT network.
At my high school, I worked that at the computer department last summer, all the servers run the Debian distribution. They did this because of the price tag on Windows and because just about anything is more reliable then Windows. The server acts as the mail server, web server and their ISP gateway.
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Man, I am extremely new at to the Oen Source community. The only reason I have any ties to a basterdized OS as Windows is for my beloved games. I thought that Loki games was a miricle in disguise because here was one of my most favorite games on an OS that I have come to love and enjoy. I find it a bit dishearting that I will have to keep these ties solely for a few hours of endulgment while I play games like SMAC, SC2k, and C&C. As for AOL, it is such a gaint that they are turning into the next Microsoft. Just about everyone hates IBM because of their prorietary nature, do we really want propriety in Linux? Unfortunately, I don't know enough about Red Hat. Oh well, hopefully, someone will pick up where Loki left off and I can sever the ties that are holding me down.
I did a really light wireing job. I just ran the wires in the supports in the ceiling in the basement (where most of my family's computers are) in the same holes that were drilled to string phone cable, which is in turn hiden by suspended ceiling. I then went to Menard's and bought some resonably priced surface mount panduit and surface mount electrical boxs. I then put then outlet covers on the boxes and put in the snap-in RJ45 jacks. It was rather inexspensive, easy to put up, cosmetically appealing, and it would be easy to upgrade my wiring in need. Unfortunately, I just used some Cat3 I had lying around the house, but still not terrible for a cheap 10BT network.
Wow, there are other nerds in SD! ~LOL~ Hello from poor, little ol' Box Elder. It's the blimp on the map in between Elsworth AFB and Rapid City.
Anyhoo, at least Microsoft is consistant at what it does!
At my high school, I worked that at the computer department last summer, all the servers run the Debian distribution. They did this because of the price tag on Windows and because just about anything is more reliable then Windows. The server acts as the mail server, web server and their ISP gateway.
Well, this just goes to show that if people can't sue you for one thing, they'll turn around and sue you for some other stupid reason.