He is talking about the University of Idaho most likely. They are currently migrating students to live, and this same discussion just came up in our LUG discussion group just the other day. Students who oppose the change have been quick to blame the university ITS department, when really this is a product of their student government (ASUI) and the state's yearly budget cuts to the University.
Goes to show that while Microsoft, the RIAA, the MPAA, and the other big boys will just throw cease and desist letters and lawyers at you, Larry Ellison will skip that and just fuck you up. Have you SEEN that guy? He eats nails for breakfest.
He was talking about playing battle mode over the internet. Mario Kart DS only offers the regular Grand Prix racing over the net.
I seriously doubt there will be any update. Maybe in the sequel.
Plug Myth TV box into low speed data port on satellite box if present, otherwise get an external IR signal generator.
As for recording two at once, get multiple tuners...
Granted this is all very tweaky to setup compared to a TiVo box, but it can work.
I second IPCop. I use it for a group of about 50 users, and I've got an uptime of almost a year.
The things I like about IPCop:
- It works. Well.
- Free!
- Lean. It doesn't have a whole lot of nonsense that you don't need.
- Comes with a nice web interface.
- Handles aliasing fine. That way you can have more than one IP address per physical interface.
- Has a healthy support community.
- Runs on a lot of hardware. I've actually got two ipcop boxes, identically configured. That way if one ever dies, I just turn the other one on and in two minutes I'm up and running again.
Of course, this would add yet another single point of failure for your servers, but there's only so much you can do with $100...
Jeez people, I'm not talking about ANY recipe, I'm saying that the submitter should have posted his *specific* recipe. If only for the sake of completeness.
I was going to post a similar question, but then I thought about it for a while. This is pretty nerdy. Quite simple, but making custom cookie cutters representing a video game logo is definitely nerd material.
True, it isn't front-page stuff, but it is interesting anyway. I'm just disappointed they didn't post the recipe...
This is really cool stuff, and I've got to hand it to the engineers for this one, but I always wonder where will the line be drawn for technology in sports? Personally, I'd love to see them switch back to wood...
Typesafe, so once you get it to compile you can rest assured that you won't run into any of those dreaded "type" errors once you start "executing code". Unlike other languages where its quite possible that you won't find out that she's a he until runtime...
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He is talking about the University of Idaho most likely. They are currently migrating students to live, and this same discussion just came up in our LUG discussion group just the other day. Students who oppose the change have been quick to blame the university ITS department, when really this is a product of their student government (ASUI) and the state's yearly budget cuts to the University.
Goes to show that while Microsoft, the RIAA, the MPAA, and the other big boys will just throw cease and desist letters and lawyers at you, Larry Ellison will skip that and just fuck you up. Have you SEEN that guy? He eats nails for breakfest.
Mod parent "-1 spoilsport" :( Went off and crushed my hopes and dreams...
He was talking about playing battle mode over the internet. Mario Kart DS only offers the regular Grand Prix racing over the net. I seriously doubt there will be any update. Maybe in the sequel.
Plug Myth TV box into low speed data port on satellite box if present, otherwise get an external IR signal generator. As for recording two at once, get multiple tuners... Granted this is all very tweaky to setup compared to a TiVo box, but it can work.
One-Fifth of Giant Robots run OSS!
I second IPCop. I use it for a group of about 50 users, and I've got an uptime of almost a year. The things I like about IPCop: - It works. Well. - Free! - Lean. It doesn't have a whole lot of nonsense that you don't need. - Comes with a nice web interface. - Handles aliasing fine. That way you can have more than one IP address per physical interface. - Has a healthy support community. - Runs on a lot of hardware. I've actually got two ipcop boxes, identically configured. That way if one ever dies, I just turn the other one on and in two minutes I'm up and running again. Of course, this would add yet another single point of failure for your servers, but there's only so much you can do with $100...
Jeez people, I'm not talking about ANY recipe, I'm saying that the submitter should have posted his *specific* recipe. If only for the sake of completeness.
I was going to post a similar question, but then I thought about it for a while. This is pretty nerdy. Quite simple, but making custom cookie cutters representing a video game logo is definitely nerd material. True, it isn't front-page stuff, but it is interesting anyway. I'm just disappointed they didn't post the recipe...
Drop the CD Burner, add another $10 and go all the way: http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproductdesc.asp?desc ription=27-152-021&DEPA=0
I live in Pullman too, and the correct term is "Spo-Compton". Unfortunately I have to go to Spokane every weekend. Ah, how I hate it so.
An open source project using the same acronym (IRM): http://sourceforge.net/projects/irm/
$5 bucks says they just want be able to play Doom III at full detail ;)
This is really cool stuff, and I've got to hand it to the engineers for this one, but I always wonder where will the line be drawn for technology in sports? Personally, I'd love to see them switch back to wood...
Typesafe, so once you get it to compile you can rest assured that you won't run into any of those dreaded "type" errors once you start "executing code". Unlike other languages where its quite possible that you won't find out that she's a he until runtime...
I'm a big fan of the Ostrich Algorithm...