In a "typical" install of Gentoo, the CFLAGS are changed significantly.
Mine are quite aggressive, and possibly redundant and maybe silly. But it is definately faster than any other distro I have ever had on here, in every single way.
Please, spare the comments about what may be redundant etc. Works For Me. BRILLIANTLY!
Accidentally going to http://www.sco.com/ and accidentallyholding shift and accidentallyhitting your refresh button a few accidental times might accidentally cost someone money.
Accidents happen. Did I accidentally spell accidentally wrong?
That is another good point. With SSL or some such, as I just posted about in another post, source AND destination port randomization would be another great thing. Maybe some random padding in the packet header too, and you're all set.
High power radio frequency emissions, especially at microwave frequencies, equals heat in flesh. Especially since it has water and that heats up, a lot.
Don't beleive me? Stick a slab of bacon in your microwave. That's likely 500 - 2000 Watts.
EMP weapons are typically hundreds of megawatts (million watts), and the high end ones are in the gigawatt range (billion watts). Throw in that they'll be using an extremely directional antenna, and the effective radiated power could start at hundreds of megawatts into even the low terrawatts (trillions of watts).
You can take a common fighter aircraft's radar, aim it a nearby bird and in a few seconds it will fall out of the sky, dead. And that's 5 - 40 KWatts, effective is of course more.
Harmless to humans. Yeah, okay. Go ahead and stand near one of these, go for it! Be a gerbil.
OOPS! That's what the US government uses the military for! Couldn't forget about that, could we?
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Any idea where I can get in on this?
On behalf of all sensible users on the internet, and myself, I'd like to say:
FUCK YOU.
Thanks.
These were mentioned in the post but not actually pointed at.
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Hop on!
http://dev.gentoo.org/~luke-jr/torrent/gentoo-1
In a "typical" install of Gentoo, the CFLAGS are changed significantly.
Mine are quite aggressive, and possibly redundant and maybe silly. But it is definately faster than any other distro I have ever had on here, in every single way.
Please, spare the comments about what may be redundant etc. Works For Me. BRILLIANTLY!
CFLAGS="-march=athlon-xp -O3 -pipe -fexpensive-optimizations -fomit-frame-pointer
-D__SMP__ -mmmx -msse -m3dnow -mfpmath=sse,387"
Any system or router I admin blocks this: 211.0.0.0/8 .
Fuck Korea. Ricer picker security, as I once heard it called.
Uh, obligatory Me Too post.
I have the ISO. I have bittorrent. I have that file. I want to help people DOWNload it, what do I do?
People keep telling me "run bittorrent" or something similar. This is 100% useless to me because, let's face it, BT's docs suck a big one.
There are a bunch of different bt*.py scripts on my system, WHAT exactly do I need to do? My open port is 29999.
Makes it hard to help when it's so hard to get f*ckin help.
See topic, for I am a lazy bastard even though this took longer than to re-type the Subject... err.
I'm glad it isn't easy. I like a challenge, even if it takes longer, even at work.
I'm glad it isn't brainless. I'm glad it's different across distros. Then I can pick and choose what I like.
The less each distro is like any other, the happier I am.
This is why I enjoy Linux.
See Subject line.
Accidentally going to http://www.sco.com/ and accidentally holding shift and accidentally hitting your refresh button a few accidental times might accidentally cost someone money.
Accidents happen. Did I accidentally spell accidentally wrong?
First off, that page doesn't work anymore:
"ERROR: Forum not found"
Second, I have some E17 screenshots up.
http://fire-eyes1.darktech.org/gal/e17-cvs
I ask that you not view too many of the full sized versions, which show up if you click the thumnail, then click the result again.
I swear. These huge version number jumps seem like big dick contests.
I was disappointed when slackware joined that, and hell they're already at 9.
Not that it really matters to me, after all I'm a Gentoo whore now.
This seems insanely silly, because we'll be at versions 20 of distros that are playing the Version Number Cock War game(tm).
If this is true, I will never buy anything from them again.
Off to send a short email to them saying that, politely.
I'm happy to see this. Finally companies are getting tired of MS trying to shove them into doing things the MS way, and taking action.
Keep it up guys.
Uh, look up what SIPRNET and NIPRNET are... been around for a long long time...
This page comes up with what looks like a framework of a page, but zero actual content in Mozilla.
Nice.
That is another good point. With SSL or some such, as I just posted about in another post, source AND destination port randomization would be another great thing. Maybe some random padding in the packet header too, and you're all set.
I would be curious to know what operating system these people are using.
If they can't deal with command line, Linux is not the OS for them.
Sure some distros try to pretend command line/shell doesn't exist, but it's shitty.
Linux is a techinical operating system. It isn't for grannies, etc.
Cute all the redundant moderations, when no one else mentioned it.
Gotta be a few fudgepacking idiots in any group, i guess.
High power radio frequency emissions, especially at microwave frequencies, equals heat in flesh. Especially since it has water and that heats up, a lot.
Don't beleive me? Stick a slab of bacon in your microwave. That's likely 500 - 2000 Watts.
EMP weapons are typically hundreds of megawatts (million watts), and the high end ones are in the gigawatt range (billion watts). Throw in that they'll be using an extremely directional antenna, and the effective radiated power could start at hundreds of megawatts into even the low terrawatts (trillions of watts).
You can take a common fighter aircraft's radar, aim it a nearby bird and in a few seconds it will fall out of the sky, dead. And that's 5 - 40 KWatts, effective is of course more.
Harmless to humans. Yeah, okay. Go ahead and stand near one of these, go for it! Be a gerbil.
OOPS! That's what the US government uses the military for! Couldn't forget about that, could we?
But can it topple Duke Nukem Forever as the #1 vaporware item for this year?!?!?!
s/year/decade/
In the days that gun manufacturers can be sued for what gun owners do, this is not a surprise.
Personal responsibility is out the window, and I don't see it ever coming back.
Although it sounds like this acticle as actually bunk, if iPod supported ogg, they'd pick me up as a customer pretty damn fast.