So i can remember to logout or lock the screen as muck as the other, but I keep my phone in my pocket at work so using bluetooth is quite handy for me. I lowered the sensitivity so a few steps from my desk and instant screen lock. Keeps other employees from abusing my irc client when im close but not paying attention.
http://blueproximity.sourceforge.net/
Have not seen this for windows but who cares us linux at work.
While there are plenty of good reasons to have an all in one little box that does this. I like my current linux box setup for flexibility. Like Running a dynamic dns client on the router or a script to do dshield reports. Anyway, you can do all the qos stuff pretty easily event if you are fairly new to linux. Just install your favorite linux distro, use the shorewall firewall, grab the wondershaper, and follow these directions to adjust the shaper to your needs. Like lowest priority bittorrent and ftp and highest priority ssh, http, and your games. Its probably free if you have an old box laying around too.
If you are in a predominately *nix environment that it is usually much more productive to stay in that environment. Say i'm a server admin for a few linux box's well running xapp from a server is quite handy some times. Yes xwin32 or excied work in windows. Also simple things like ssh with key auth are easer to setup. yes i know putty does this too. But it one more addon app. Even gentoo at stage1 has ssh available.
On the other side. In a window environment, It is easer and more productive to use windows, in may situations. sure linux works well, but not always.
Gaming is the same way. I like my games in linux but not all of the games i play work there. Sure i feel more productive gaming on linux. Less os take down crashes like XP but not every game works. So back to the windows environment for productive in that game.
Put it simple you need them all, for now, to be productive in a certain task.
Sometimes all you here is the bad and none of the good when releasing software. You know how it goes. You here from all the people having problems but not from the ones that didn't. Any way FC2 worked great for me on my system with winxp and gentoo. Was also real lazy, installed apt-get, and sucked down all my favorite apps from freshrpms.net, atrpms.net, and dag.wieers.com. thx to those who have already compile the software for me!
You mean an trustworthy organization such as the riaa, who's sole reason is to protect artists rights, isn't protecting artists. Instead it is only taking from them. I would have NEVER suspected. I guess they only respect copyright law when they can get money and not have they rightfully owe it. I know increasing copyright law to give the riaa more rights is the thing to do. That way this will never happen again.
I work on the phpWebsite development team at Appalachian State University. One of the reasons phpwebsite was started was to develop a CMS for our use. We have chosen to tackle our problem of large-scale content by breaking content up into departments and then each department runs a copy of our core software. You then write modules that integrate the sites together and expand capability. Although we are still in beta this is where we want to be when we have the 1.0 release. This would be a structure of integrated sites. You may want to take a look. It?s GPL so you can see everything now if you want too.
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So i can remember to logout or lock the screen as muck as the other, but I keep my phone in my pocket at work so using bluetooth is quite handy for me. I lowered the sensitivity so a few steps from my desk and instant screen lock. Keeps other employees from abusing my irc client when im close but not paying attention. http://blueproximity.sourceforge.net/ Have not seen this for windows but who cares us linux at work.
While there are plenty of good reasons to have an all in one little box that does this. I like my current linux box setup for flexibility. Like Running a dynamic dns client on the router or a script to do dshield reports. Anyway, you can do all the qos stuff pretty easily event if you are fairly new to linux. Just install your favorite linux distro, use the shorewall firewall, grab the wondershaper, and follow these directions to adjust the shaper to your needs. Like lowest priority bittorrent and ftp and highest priority ssh, http, and your games. Its probably free if you have an old box laying around too.
If you are in a predominately *nix environment that it is usually much more productive to stay in that environment. Say i'm a server admin for a few linux box's well running xapp from a server is quite handy some times. Yes xwin32 or excied work in windows. Also simple things like ssh with key auth are easer to setup. yes i know putty does this too. But it one more addon app. Even gentoo at stage1 has ssh available. On the other side. In a window environment, It is easer and more productive to use windows, in may situations. sure linux works well, but not always. Gaming is the same way. I like my games in linux but not all of the games i play work there. Sure i feel more productive gaming on linux. Less os take down crashes like XP but not every game works. So back to the windows environment for productive in that game. Put it simple you need them all, for now, to be productive in a certain task.
TeamSpeak Overlay no longer works with SP2. http://forum.qbnut.com/viewtopic.php?t=210 Planetside seems to crash a lot more too.
My guess is there would not even be enough juice to spin up all the drives when it is powered on.
Unless I am mistaken area 51 still has the longest runway in the world. That has to count for something.
Sometimes all you here is the bad and none of the good when releasing software. You know how it goes. You here from all the people having problems but not from the ones that didn't. Any way FC2 worked great for me on my system with winxp and gentoo. Was also real lazy, installed apt-get, and sucked down all my favorite apps from freshrpms.net, atrpms.net, and dag.wieers.com. thx to those who have already compile the software for me!
You mean an trustworthy organization such as the riaa, who's sole reason is to protect artists rights, isn't protecting artists. Instead it is only taking from them. I would have NEVER suspected. I guess they only respect copyright law when they can get money and not have they rightfully owe it. I know increasing copyright law to give the riaa more rights is the thing to do. That way this will never happen again.
I work on the phpWebsite development team at Appalachian State University. One of the reasons phpwebsite was started was to develop a CMS for our use. We have chosen to tackle our problem of large-scale content by breaking content up into departments and then each department runs a copy of our core software. You then write modules that integrate the sites together and expand capability. Although we are still in beta this is where we want to be when we have the 1.0 release. This would be a structure of integrated sites. You may want to take a look. It?s GPL so you can see everything now if you want too.