Re:Is it that hard to supply a BIOS setup manual?
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Those companies sell chips to motherboard manufacturers, along with 3-5 other companies. Motherboards are made in Asia, where English is not the primary language spoken. You will not be seeing what you are requesting any time soon. And if you do, they will not be very easy to understand either.
Device > Wire > Hub/Switch > Wire > AP > 'air' > AP > Wire > Hub/Switch > Wire > Device. This is how AP's work as bridges,and no, I will assure you you cannot hook up 30 of these. Maybe I am just biased having worked at Symbol in their lab testing these, before the flood of cheap, apparently can't do two things at once wireless devices came out. You get what you pay for. ftp://symstore.longisland.com/symstore/pdf/downloa ds/Spec24hr_ap4111.pdf Read up on WLAP mode, Wireless, Repeater and Ethernet Bridge.
This article was full of more 'you coulds' and not ANY 'I dids'. Had he ever thought that the 'costly' versions of access points have actual stress tests ran on them in bridging mode, that there are limits on how many nodes for a reason (actual processing power inside the access points). All any access point does is acts as a bridge. It is a wireless bridge between wired and wireless devices. Anyone who has access points has them wired into a switch to begin with if they have muliple devices. Ad-hoc mode was designed for connecting two actual clients together, never for connecting access points together. Just looking at the configuration screen and seeing that you can only change the channel when in ad-hoc mode made me feel like they had no clue what the hell they were doing. This product is not an AP. APs work with IPX, Netbeui, IP, etc.. already, what the hell is this protocol independence crap he is saying they don't do. Get a clue, go buy a real access point (Symbol, Cisco, Lucent) or even better just go to their sites and RTFM before posting a less-than-Tech TV worthy 'review' and submitting yourself to slashdot.
Tommorrow on slashdot! Wireless Bridge powered by Tesla Coil made from Legos reviewed by a sourceforge AI rolling broom!
I have no idea who the Atari is that 'published' NWN, but a friend of mine worked in Milpitas at Midway, who had bought Atari. They may have had an office in Chicago, but as far as I know, Atari WAS actually dead.
There is one game beyond this in gayness. It is dancing with ONLY your arms!! I was walking past an arcade and burst out laughing watching two mall-trash types standing still but trying to be like Madonna Vogue dancers.
Wasn't there an article about this a month ago where they introduced this into Phys Ed classes for kids in California?
Snorting ritalin does wonders for keeping you awake. I have drank 3 gallons of beer going from basement to basement party, and still managed to get to sleep the next day (due to the alcohol). I've also read 300+ pages of western civ, 9 chapters of Chemistry, yadda yadda yadda finals week thanks to it's effects. Drink alcohol every day, don't go to class, and make it all up finals/midterm week.
Crap tastes like melted popsicles to me. I bought a bottle and drank about 4 oz. On the other hand I will drink just about anything and usually consume a good gallon of soda a day (followed by a good gallon of beer a night)
Gimme a break. NT didn't even have DirectX for years after Win95/8. No true gamer has ever ran NT. And those who made the switch to 2k(as I did happily after enough new games were out) were very happy with the stability. Will I be pissed when they discontinue DX for 2k? Hell yes. But please don't act like you were gaming since 93 on an NT box.
Call to power is the worst Civ game ever made. I didn't bother spending over 3 hours playing in it windows, there was 0 chance I would spend a penny playing it on linux. I wouldn't be surprised if Loki sold more Civ:CTP copies for linux than were sold in the whole windows market. You really have to pick your games to be profitable, enough computer gamers have been ripped off / bought crap that they are very skeptical to buy games anymore. I know the warez community was full of many of these people, who just would not purchase a game until they'd played it. X is flaky enough that I never had the slightest inclination to get wine / winex running in the first place. It's sad that Loki went under, but you saw first-hand how a community who prides itself on 'free' really doesn't come together to put money where it is needed. In their defense, publicity isn't what your company should have been wasting money on. Word of mouth / slashdot and other key outlets should be enough to get something needed (and supposedly wanted) out there.
A friend of mine approached me about doing this same thing just 2 weeks ago. We did some research after hearing about the 'baangs' in South Korea. From what I could see, igames.org was a good sponsor. You pay $50 to become an 'honorary' member, and get access to their forum, which will tell you the sort of things you'd like to know (other than it won't work, save your money, etc..) We went up to Broad Ripple (THE cool suburb) in Indianapolis, and checked out netheads. (www.netheads.com) They have a really nice place set up, 28 computers on 2 stories, bar grub, nice imported beer, free wireless lan (donated even) tons of sponsors, a nice atmosphere, comfy furniture, geeks playing D&D, and kick ass machines on 21" monitors. Each computer had about 60 games on it as well.
Re:So, I heard this a while ago, seems to fit and
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The original joke is engineers vs management, and is much longer and actually funny in that form.
I am curious which IRC networks have #linuxhelp etc.. channels who actually ARE interested in helping newbies. Last night I lurked in a channel and watched members attack a BSD user, and ban him, accuse someone else of 'trying to get their class homework done' as well as many RTFMs. A nice list of more 'user-friendly' networks and/or channels would be appreciated.
I really feel sorry for you. Call to Power wasn't a Sid Meier game, and barely a civilization game IMHO. I stopped playing it after about 3 hours. Alpha Centauri, Civ 2, and the REAL Civ3 on Windows all blow that crap out of the water. Maybe Loki would have survived if they would have picked better games to port over to Linux.
The article said he was a rather large 29 year old living with his parents. I would assume living on his mom's cooking for so long he would be pretty hefty...
White Rabbit is the song by Jefferson Airplane on the reel-to-reel tape deck that he wants tossed into the tub at the climax of the song so he can die peaking. If you are going to claim to be an 'expert' on drug culture try stopping by a used record store and picking up something pre-Wham!.
Its a troll / code bug that only affects MSIE. I am sure that if it affected all browsers it would be fixed, but since/. is all about bashing MS users as well as administrators and the almighty Bill Gates, it will probably not be fixed by a lameness filter. I actually installed Netscape on one computer to deal with this, but have just stopped reading comments on the pages 'infected' with this type of troll. Too bad there aren't 'just' creative, funny trolls compared to crapflooders and those who want to 'ruin' this site.
Unfortunately the console will never be a good platform for real-time strategy games, or first person shooters. These games require a mouse and keyboard to play. Age of Empires (published by Microsoft) was one of the best selling PC games in history. The same goes for Turn-base strategy games as well. Civ3 anyone? I am all for RMS's ideology, but until I see a great RTS/TBS game on linux I will stick with Win2k. Console are fine for driving, sports, and fighting games, but when you need maximum control and aim, a PC is the ONLY way to go.
In some states you lose your license now for failing to pay for gas. I just moved back to Indiana, and there are stickers on all of the pumps informing you of it.
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Those companies sell chips to motherboard manufacturers, along with 3-5 other companies. Motherboards are made in Asia, where English is not the primary language spoken. You will not be seeing what you are requesting any time soon. And if you do, they will not be very easy to understand either.
Device > Wire > Hub/Switch > Wire > AP > 'air' > AP > Wire > Hub/Switch > Wire > Device. This is how AP's work as bridges,and no, I will assure you you cannot hook up 30 of these. Maybe I am just biased having worked at Symbol in their lab testing these, before the flood of cheap, apparently can't do two things at once wireless devices came out. You get what you pay for. ftp://symstore.longisland.com/symstore/pdf/downloa ds/Spec24hr_ap4111.pdf Read up on WLAP mode, Wireless, Repeater and Ethernet Bridge.
This article was full of more 'you coulds' and not ANY 'I dids'. Had he ever thought that the 'costly' versions of access points have actual stress tests ran on them in bridging mode, that there are limits on how many nodes for a reason (actual processing power inside the access points). All any access point does is acts as a bridge. It is a wireless bridge between wired and wireless devices. Anyone who has access points has them wired into a switch to begin with if they have muliple devices. Ad-hoc mode was designed for connecting two actual clients together, never for connecting access points together. Just looking at the configuration screen and seeing that you can only change the channel when in ad-hoc mode made me feel like they had no clue what the hell they were doing. This product is not an AP. APs work with IPX, Netbeui, IP, etc.. already, what the hell is this protocol independence crap he is saying they don't do. Get a clue, go buy a real access point (Symbol, Cisco, Lucent) or even better just go to their sites and RTFM before posting a less-than-Tech TV worthy 'review' and submitting yourself to slashdot.
Tommorrow on slashdot! Wireless Bridge powered by Tesla Coil made from Legos reviewed by a sourceforge AI rolling broom!
I have no idea who the Atari is that 'published' NWN, but a friend of mine worked in Milpitas at Midway, who had bought Atari. They may have had an office in Chicago, but as far as I know, Atari WAS actually dead.
There is one game beyond this in gayness. It is dancing with ONLY your arms!! I was walking past an arcade and burst out laughing watching two mall-trash types standing still but trying to be like Madonna Vogue dancers.
Wasn't there an article about this a month ago where they introduced this into Phys Ed classes for kids in California?
Snorting ritalin does wonders for keeping you awake. I have drank 3 gallons of beer going from basement to basement party, and still managed to get to sleep the next day (due to the alcohol). I've also read 300+ pages of western civ, 9 chapters of Chemistry, yadda yadda yadda finals week thanks to it's effects. Drink alcohol every day, don't go to class, and make it all up finals/midterm week.
Crap tastes like melted popsicles to me. I bought a bottle and drank about 4 oz. On the other hand I will drink just about anything and usually consume a good gallon of soda a day (followed by a good gallon of beer a night)
Gimme a break. NT didn't even have DirectX for years after Win95/8. No true gamer has ever ran NT. And those who made the switch to 2k(as I did happily after enough new games were out) were very happy with the stability. Will I be pissed when they discontinue DX for 2k? Hell yes. But please don't act like you were gaming since 93 on an NT box.
Call to power is the worst Civ game ever made. I didn't bother spending over 3 hours playing in it windows, there was 0 chance I would spend a penny playing it on linux. I wouldn't be surprised if Loki sold more Civ:CTP copies for linux than were sold in the whole windows market. You really have to pick your games to be profitable, enough computer gamers have been ripped off / bought crap that they are very skeptical to buy games anymore. I know the warez community was full of many of these people, who just would not purchase a game until they'd played it. X is flaky enough that I never had the slightest inclination to get wine / winex running in the first place. It's sad that Loki went under, but you saw first-hand how a community who prides itself on 'free' really doesn't come together to put money where it is needed. In their defense, publicity isn't what your company should have been wasting money on. Word of mouth / slashdot and other key outlets should be enough to get something needed (and supposedly wanted) out there.
A friend of mine approached me about doing this same thing just 2 weeks ago. We did some research after hearing about the 'baangs' in South Korea. From what I could see, igames.org was a good sponsor. You pay $50 to become an 'honorary' member, and get access to their forum, which will tell you the sort of things you'd like to know (other than it won't work, save your money, etc..) We went up to Broad Ripple (THE cool suburb) in Indianapolis, and checked out netheads. (www.netheads.com) They have a really nice place set up, 28 computers on 2 stories, bar grub, nice imported beer, free wireless lan (donated even) tons of sponsors, a nice atmosphere, comfy furniture, geeks playing D&D, and kick ass machines on 21" monitors. Each computer had about 60 games on it as well.
The original joke is engineers vs management, and is much longer and actually funny in that form.
Try the arrow keys next time. I thought all Linux users knew how to use a keyboard....
Britney is for Pepsi, not Coke.
I am curious which IRC networks have #linuxhelp etc.. channels who actually ARE interested in helping newbies. Last night I lurked in a channel and watched members attack a BSD user, and ban him, accuse someone else of 'trying to get their class homework done' as well as many RTFMs. A nice list of more 'user-friendly' networks and/or channels would be appreciated.
I really feel sorry for you. Call to Power wasn't a Sid Meier game, and barely a civilization game IMHO. I stopped playing it after about 3 hours. Alpha Centauri, Civ 2, and the REAL Civ3 on Windows all blow that crap out of the water. Maybe Loki would have survived if they would have picked better games to port over to Linux.
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www.mav-aid.info
The article said he was a rather large 29 year old living with his parents. I would assume living on his mom's cooking for so long he would be pretty hefty...
http://www.mav-aid.info/
Radium is the name of the group I believe.
White Rabbit is the song by Jefferson Airplane on the reel-to-reel tape deck that he wants tossed into the tub at the climax of the song so he can die peaking. If you are going to claim to be an 'expert' on drug culture try stopping by a used record store and picking up something pre-Wham!.
Its a troll / code bug that only affects MSIE. I am sure that if it affected all browsers it would be fixed, but since /. is all about bashing MS users as well as administrators and the almighty Bill Gates, it will probably not be fixed by a lameness filter. I actually installed Netscape on one computer to deal with this, but have just stopped reading comments on the pages 'infected' with this type of troll. Too bad there aren't 'just' creative, funny trolls compared to crapflooders and those who want to 'ruin' this site.
I for one don't want to have a desk in front of my tv :)
Unfortunately the console will never be a good platform for real-time strategy games, or first person shooters. These games require a mouse and keyboard to play. Age of Empires (published by Microsoft) was one of the best selling PC games in history. The same goes for Turn-base strategy games as well. Civ3 anyone? I am all for RMS's ideology, but until I see a great RTS/TBS game on linux I will stick with Win2k. Console are fine for driving, sports, and fighting games, but when you need maximum control and aim, a PC is the ONLY way to go.
In some states you lose your license now for failing to pay for gas. I just moved back to Indiana, and there are stickers on all of the pumps informing you of it.
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