"Geez....why can't the legislatures see we're freaking taxed ENOUGH. My paycheck is near 30%+ taxed with Fed, State, Medicare and fucking SS that I'll never get back fully. Sales tax here is like 9%...over and over and over again."
No, you are not. I live in Denmark, and I am income taxed something like 56% in total. Add to that, that there is a 25% sales tax on everything.
Oh, and we are taxed 180% on top of the 25% on car sales. Thats the highest car sales tax in the world.
And a gallon of 95 octane fuel goes for $5.5 here.
So, no, you are not overtaxed. You are just taxed:)
With core routers very close to being overloaded...
What core routers - be specific. What is the capacity? What is the load now?
Could you please add a link to something that backs up your statement? You sound as if you know a lot about the current state of the health of the Internet. You may be right, but without something to back you up, I cant see anyone taking the statement serious.
I can confirm this, I have an IBM ThinkPad T22, and when I transfer large files over the NIC, a kind of buzzing sound is emitted from underneath the keyboard. It has nothing to do with the harddrive, as I can reproduce the sound with TTCP.
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What on earth would they use the actual card numbers for, if the data was used for research purposes?
However, if it appears dead, it may be running Windows, according to emperical evidence.
"Geez....why can't the legislatures see we're freaking taxed ENOUGH. My paycheck is near 30%+ taxed with Fed, State, Medicare and fucking SS that I'll never get back fully. Sales tax here is like 9%...over and over and over again."
:)
No, you are not. I live in Denmark, and I am income taxed something like 56% in total. Add to that, that there is a 25% sales tax on everything.
Oh, and we are taxed 180% on top of the 25% on car sales. Thats the highest car sales tax in the world.
And a gallon of 95 octane fuel goes for $5.5 here.
So, no, you are not overtaxed. You are just taxed
With core routers very close to being overloaded...
What core routers - be specific. What is the capacity? What is the load now?
Could you please add a link to something that backs up your statement? You sound as if you know a lot about the current state of the health of the Internet. You may be right, but without something to back you up, I cant see anyone taking the statement serious.
Well, you can pad an 'ICMP Echo Request' packet with payload = data = commands. And the same goes for 'ICMP Echo Reply'.
So you can have 1400+ bytes of data transferrede both ways.
I think this one is for you:
http://www.x-plane.com/SpaceCombat.html
Real physics. Great. And, the price is fair.
I can confirm this, I have an IBM ThinkPad T22, and when I transfer large files over the NIC, a kind of buzzing sound is emitted from underneath the keyboard. It has nothing to do with the harddrive, as I can reproduce the sound with TTCP.