and are the 802.11* standard independant of each other or are they all a complete solution to the wireless problem?
(i mean, is 802.11i an add-on to other 802.11(a | b | g) standard?)
and when is that going to be available?:-)
personnaly i bought a Palm IIIx and after a year sold it and went back to pen and papers... (agendas)
Syncing is annoying and the palm lose everything if you don't have fresh batteries.. i cant forget it in a corner for a long time.
I did read some eBooks but it's not really worth it.
I did have some fun with the software available but after a week you do something else:)
There are more than just 48 moves because some times you have to move the piece at the last moment to make it fit under another one:-)
(But they probably just ignore that possibility!:)
hehe the only hard part actually is the partionning since BSD has their own way to do it:)
but i agree that making an installer harder almost on purpose is not a good idea...
So you can actually upgrade from redhat 7 to redhat 8 for free by running this program? I saw this i think at school on our redhat machines but i thought users had to register with redhat?
And about that apt-get for RPM, which repository can be used?
thats the main reason why i didn't like the BSD/ports... having to compile a whole batch of file (like when you dist-upgrade) would use the power of your slow machines until the next upgrade:-)
I still think that it is probably the second-best way to do it though... i first learned linux on redhat and having to _seek_ upgrade on the web really is a huge p.i.t.a...
i wonder what is happening these days with redhat and mandrake, do they have free-internet-ready (buzzwords!:) upgrades? (like a apt-get dist-upgrade?)
As a long time debian user i must say that i would never want to go back to other packaging system (for now at least)... But when it comes to trying to install a _NEW_ computer for some friends, i usually try debian first and since i can't stay there to tweak everything for hours (which i would do at home since once done your system is constently kept up to date for years), i usually have to throw a redhat or mandrake at them:-/
conclusion: Debian rocks if you can get it installed and know linux well... maybe not the best thing for starters unfortunetaly..(not wanting to scare anyone... not too fast;-)
ReiserFS as other said, or some steganographic tools that actually use the lost space after your files to hide some other things
(like this crazy tiny executable hehe:-)
SODA = Water + sugar + junk that makes you teeth go away(and remove the rust off of nails) + shiny bottle..
what about a good glass of grapegruit juice? (better than caffeine!;-)
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But then the access point can still serve as a local relay for rogue user? what if you dont want that?
and are the 802.11* standard independant of each other or are they all a complete solution to the wireless problem? (i mean, is 802.11i an add-on to other 802.11(a | b | g) standard?) and when is that going to be available? :-)
Does this 802.11g standard fix the security issue we had with 802.11b ? If not, which 802.11* will fix that? :)
they say it is to be released on april 2003... that may explain why you aint seeing no preview :-)
personnaly i bought a Palm IIIx and after a year sold it and went back to pen and papers... (agendas) Syncing is annoying and the palm lose everything if you don't have fresh batteries.. i cant forget it in a corner for a long time. I did read some eBooks but it's not really worth it. I did have some fun with the software available but after a week you do something else :)
Apparently 2.4.18 or higher does support HT...
There always is a private exploit circulating ... that's the problem.
You mean Bush? oh... you were talking about Africa... ;)
There are more than just 48 moves because some times you have to move the piece at the last moment to make it fit under another one :-)
(But they probably just ignore that possibility! :)
hehe the only hard part actually is the partionning since BSD has their own way to do it :)
but i agree that making an installer harder almost on purpose is not a good idea ...
So you can actually upgrade from redhat 7 to redhat 8 for free by running this program? I saw this i think at school on our redhat machines but i thought users had to register with redhat?
And about that apt-get for RPM, which repository can be used?
thats the main reason why i didn't like the BSD /ports... having to compile a whole batch of file (like when you dist-upgrade) would use the power of your slow machines until the next upgrade :-)
I still think that it is probably the second-best way to do it though... i first learned linux on redhat and having to _seek_ upgrade on the web really is a huge p.i.t.a ...
i wonder what is happening these days with redhat and mandrake, do they have free-internet-ready (buzzwords! :) upgrades? (like a apt-get dist-upgrade?)
As a long time debian user i must say that i would never want to go back to other packaging system (for now at least)... But when it comes to trying to install a _NEW_ computer for some friends, i usually try debian first and since i can't stay there to tweak everything for hours (which i would do at home since once done your system is constently kept up to date for years), i usually have to throw a redhat or mandrake at them :-/
conclusion: Debian rocks if you can get it installed and know linux well... maybe not the best thing for starters unfortunetaly..(not wanting to scare anyone ... not too fast ;-)
Man, you still read that entertainment site? come on, scrap CNN and get some real news source...
The reason is the same one that makes people play at the casino, they didn't listen in their statistics classes! :-)
ReiserFS as other said, or some steganographic tools that actually use the lost space after your files to hide some other things (like this crazy tiny executable hehe :-)
So why isn't apple distributing ISOs for me to trashout OS X and install a real/complete open source OS?
Apple is even worst, they control the hardware too! Just imagin apple and ms role reversed, it would be computer hell ... :-(
All i ever really wanted, Tron's clothes! woohoo! ;-)
as in, those with CNN will definitely want to go to the web ;-)
Of course he's been burned, as a vice-CEO i guess all his money(read: actions) went poof out the window ...
I frequently hear people bitching about pthread lib and how f*cked up it is... is this going to change the way we use thread too? :-)
I wonder why isn't the geek actually the one designated as narcissist... :-)
SODA = Water + sugar + junk that makes you teeth go away(and remove the rust off of nails) + shiny bottle ..
what about a good glass of grapegruit juice? (better than caffeine! ;-)
thanks debian for always being easily updatable! :-)