Its only happening when you use their 'virtual advisor' service. Yeah, you pay for it. but its not going to be interrupting your service use. If you dont like it, dont buy it. duh!
The best economies have always been centrally and state controlled. For example, the USSR's economy increased 900% from a feudal economy in 1918 to a modern industrial state by 1928, under a communist regime.
Robust, not 'biggest'. Try again next time. Sometimes its hard to think of survivalibility when youve got such an ego to protect.
Yeah, and the mozilla project has a reason to too.
I hope mozilla looks the same on most operating systems instead of taking "UI Feel" from where its working on. Less User Retraining for another God Damn GUI Toy.
Sony has been rumored to lower prices for the xbox event. I expect them to include the ethernet/modem adaptor as part of the package.
"Yeah, it uses aol too, the xbox doesn't"
Couldn't imagine why people dont use *BSD for application servers more. Oh yeah, the lack of actual vendor support. You cant even get a half-decent JVM for the thing.
Generaly, I've only had to use BSD in some situations where i needed a pretty robust networking setup with a small base supporting system of programs. I don't mind it being used because of its time tested firewalling (compared to netfilter, which really does kick a bit of ass, but is brand-spanking-new but who cares otherwise?
Also, nothing stops a few hundred megabit smurfs. You can protect the load on your heavenly precious applications servers, but the poor, poor upstream and firewall taht have to deal with it. Too bad theres no good traceback yet on ICMP to deal with this.
Yes, traceback on ICMP. Be afraid, you too might lose your privacy to ping.:)
I'm waiting for 802.1x and EAP to become a reality in the majority of the wireless gear out there. Off the shelf solutions will drive what I would choose, not some webserver/firewall thing. It's a solution right now, but 802.1x is really the way to go.
Can you imagine an insurance company rejecting some long-time customers because they get more sick than average recently?
No, but I can imagine insurance companies looking at average group expense and calculating out a value that makes them allways win. Thats why many small businesses have really expensive insurance. Only takes a couple of chronically sick people to tip the scales that premiums *have* to go up to keep the agreement profitable.
This was probally well before my time, or possibly not. It very much depends on who the operator on duty is on at the moment. Traning people for all problems is a fun thing, really. But usually we cought AC problems within resonable limits.
Plus, those SP machines could heat small, third world countries on their own.:)
Because a new technology can do wrong, should we abolish that technology? Why do we keep guns in the hands of evil, childish, people, who can't possibly control themselves from handling that technology.
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Yeah, p2p is great, but when you have applications abusing the basics of tcp/ip bandwidth sharing, you need to retalliate with evil things.
Or, linux desktop fans who dont use anything but GTK. I dont run anything these days that doesn't use GTK.
Wrong. UIUC, not CERN, eh? Plus, its not like gopher would have stayed static.
petitiononline sends you an ad when you use their service.
Buy a modem, get service from your local CDPD telco/wireless provider for less. Get the blazer browser from handspring.
AT&T Wireless is like $29.99 for a static ip and unlimited usage for CDPD.
Its only happening when you use their 'virtual advisor' service. Yeah, you pay for it. but its not going to be interrupting your service use. If you dont like it, dont buy it. duh!
And they get along fine. If they convince us that they need full control of the machines, they go behind a restrictive firewall.
It's really a great system.
The best economies have always been centrally and state controlled. For example, the USSR's economy increased 900% from a feudal economy in 1918 to a modern industrial state by 1928, under a communist regime.
Robust, not 'biggest'. Try again next time. Sometimes its hard to think of survivalibility when youve got such an ego to protect.
Your just using @home for 'content' Your provider is AT&T Broadband.
AT&T never did the stupid 'let someone else run your network' trick, they knew it was a sham.
Yeah, and the mozilla project has a reason to too.
I hope mozilla looks the same on most operating systems instead of taking "UI Feel" from where its working on. Less User Retraining for another God Damn GUI Toy.
Hrm, and perhaps im sick of people like you who think that the OSX desktop is the new paradigm in desktop computing.
This isn't the command line to the GUI here. Its toys attached to the widgets we know and love.
Has nice setups. www.wsm.com
eva DVD's aren't that bad, are *excellent* quality, and are a blast to watch with friends. 4 ep/dvd.
http://register.gkg.net/ is the address. Last time we transferred soemthing it was $9, and we got a free year.
They are one of the ICANN registrars, have no ties to opensrs, and aren't a verisign target! Just a great company doing a great job.
ftp://209.98.65.241/pub/mirrors/ao/
Sony has been rumored to lower prices for the xbox event. I expect them to include the ethernet/modem adaptor as part of the package. "Yeah, it uses aol too, the xbox doesn't"
DJB's license doesn't adhere to the DFSG, which makes it near-impossible to put into debian-main. This is what redhat refers to.
>It's actaully a good idea for something as protocol-driven as that to come out of a single code base.
Haha. Yeah, then what would we need standards for anymore, everything will interop! Yeah!
Couldn't imagine why people dont use *BSD for application servers more. Oh yeah, the lack of actual vendor support. You cant even get a half-decent JVM for the thing.
:)
Generaly, I've only had to use BSD in some situations where i needed a pretty robust networking setup with a small base supporting system of programs. I don't mind it being used because of its time tested firewalling (compared to netfilter, which really does kick a bit of ass, but is brand-spanking-new but who cares otherwise?
Also, nothing stops a few hundred megabit smurfs. You can protect the load on your heavenly precious applications servers, but the poor, poor upstream and firewall taht have to deal with it. Too bad theres no good traceback yet on ICMP to deal with this. Yes, traceback on ICMP. Be afraid, you too might lose your privacy to ping.
I'm waiting for 802.1x and EAP to become a reality in the majority of the wireless gear out there. Off the shelf solutions will drive what I would choose, not some webserver/firewall thing. It's a solution right now, but 802.1x is really the way to go.
Two words: Class Mobility.
Two more words: Class Warfare.
Can you imagine an insurance company rejecting some long-time customers because they get more sick than average recently?
No, but I can imagine insurance companies looking at average group expense and calculating out a value that makes them allways win. Thats why many small businesses have really expensive insurance. Only takes a couple of chronically sick people to tip the scales that premiums *have* to go up to keep the agreement profitable.
This was probally well before my time, or possibly not. It very much depends on who the operator on duty is on at the moment. Traning people for all problems is a fun thing, really. But usually we cought AC problems within resonable limits.
:)
Plus, those SP machines could heat small, third world countries on their own.
(I dont represent anything, but myself.)
Because a new technology can do wrong, should we abolish that technology? Why do we keep guns in the hands of evil, childish, people, who can't possibly control themselves from handling that technology.
Oh, come on. Take a pill.
Of course, all CmdrTaco creates is spagetti-full perl code. :)
:)
Why dont you redisign slashdot! I wanna see you follow your words