Hum, maybe the don't rank the listing by accepting money, but they do display ads just above the listings... these aren't easy to indentify for a newbie, so... yeah!
You can get 750-900 kb/sec with your 10mBit router, i think this is fast enough to download all the stuff you want. Unless you want to install a server farm behing the router, a 100mBit router is really to expensive for private use...
If you want a 100mBit wan-router, you sghoul consider the cisco 17xx series, i think that should be whats you're looking for... i've no idea what this costs, but i'm sure its a fine sum.
Perhaps you could use an old pc with 2x100mBit cards and Linux/*BSD as a router, that would be a more cheap solution, besides you could host stuff on it!
I fount this really sweet: Today's innocent bug is tomorrow's hole
I think this is the right thing... they try to prevent ANY bugs, harmful or not! Other software creators fix their bugs when they appear, but the openbsd developers try to avoid/prevent bugs, which is IMO the best thing to do!
6 Gbytes per movie (compressed
DivX at about 400x300 pixels) Hum, 6 gigs per DivX movie? I'm sure you meant 600megs, or 0,6 gb... that's the most common size, because they want to burn them on cd's:)
For those who are interested in a more secure NFS, i found an interesting article about encypted NFS (via openssh) It's a good read, and really interesting! Unfortunately it's written for Linux, but it's easy to adapt it to *BSD. Check it out here!
You say Intel wouldn't do that to Mono, one of the Open Source answers to Microsoft's.NET technology. Intel could do it... they're fine with MS, and I'm sure MS puts Intel under a lot of pressure. Intel won't resist because it's (again) all about the money...
so why are they calling it triFORCE? everyone names its product with the force suffix! Well, At least they don't call it TriXP, that would be too annoying:)
In our case, since we ran with dual Xeon processors (each with hyperthreading capabilities), the OS and software see this as four physical CPUs, even though there are only two physical CPUs running. As you can see by the device and task managers in Windows XP, the OS sees our system with four physical CPU's. Eeven though Windows 2000 and Windows XP only officially support two CPU's, both operating systems were able to run properly with the Hyperthreaded CPU's. This means you don't have to upgrade to a 4-processor OS like Windows 2000 server to take advantage of this technology.
Sure, passwords, logins, mails, other confidential data, or perhaps your son's pr0n collection... it the only report the results (filenames etc.?) This reminds me of some popular trojans for windows (SUB7BONB)!
Phew, this is a huge step towards computer-controlled life... but, nono i wouldn't be happy if a computer were watching all my steps, who knows what they will use that data for...! It's ok as long as there is no abuse of the system and it really helps the stressed businessmen/women.
Anyway, what will happen when the sensors catch someone picking in the nose? Big UUPS:-/
OK OK, I know this sounds a little bit wired, but you could compare this to the situation when you change your computer OS (no, not from win2k to winxp, but perhaps from win to linux, or *bsd)... fact is that you need to get used to it, to adapt it to your needs etc. It will take a little time before you like/love it and before you can work with the same efficiency (as before the change)...
Umkay, I listened to that Matrix (sound)... i couldn't hear anything but a *schhiiereiiiereiri* sound!? Yeah I know, my sound deamon is simply not good enough...
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Hehe,it seems their webserver is running on a mouse, too:-)
Slashdot Mirror
Slashdot subscriptions will essentially let you buy a thousand pages to be viewed without banner ads.
... this is rather silly, i wouldn't pay for banner-free pages.
Come on
Why does Slashdot do this? Does Taco need more money for the fourthcoming wedding oder does OSDN want more money?
Hum, maybe the don't rank the listing by accepting money, but they do display ads just above the listings ... these aren't easy to indentify for a newbie, so ... yeah!
You can get 750-900 kb/sec with your 10mBit router, i think this is fast enough to download all the stuff you want. Unless you want to install a server farm behing the router, a 100mBit router is really to expensive for private use...
... i've no idea what this costs, but i'm sure its a fine sum.
If you want a 100mBit wan-router, you sghoul consider the cisco 17xx series, i think that should be whats you're looking for
Perhaps you could use an old pc with 2x100mBit cards and Linux/*BSD as a router, that would be a more cheap solution, besides you could host stuff on it!
I fount this really sweet: Today's innocent bug is tomorrow's hole
... they try to prevent ANY bugs, harmful or not!
I think this is the right thing
Other software creators fix their bugs when they appear, but the openbsd developers try to avoid/prevent bugs, which is IMO the best thing to do!
6 Gbytes per movie (compressed DivX at about 400x300 pixels) ... that's the most common size, because they want to burn them on cd's :)
Hum, 6 gigs per DivX movie? I'm sure you meant 600megs, or 0,6 gb
For those who are interested in a more secure NFS, i found an interesting article about encypted NFS (via openssh) It's a good read, and really interesting! Unfortunately it's written for Linux, but it's easy to adapt it to *BSD. Check it out here!
What is the Marvel Universe supposed to be?
:)
- Remember: there is no stupid question
nono you missed the point ... the joint isn't small, it's only far away, that's why it is so small :)
You say Intel wouldn't do that to Mono, one of the Open Source answers to Microsoft's .NET technology. ... they're fine with MS, and I'm sure MS puts Intel under a lot of pressure. Intel won't resist because it's (again) all about the money ...
Intel could do it
Just a opinion among others.
so why are they calling it triFORCE? everyone names its product with the force suffix! Well, At least they don't call it TriXP, that would be too annoying :)
...
May the force be with you
Here's what the article says:
In our case, since we ran with dual Xeon processors (each with hyperthreading capabilities), the OS and software see this as four physical CPUs, even though there are only two physical CPUs running. As you can see by the device and task managers in Windows XP, the OS sees our system with four physical CPU's. Eeven though Windows 2000 and Windows XP only officially support two CPU's, both operating systems were able to run properly with the Hyperthreaded CPU's. This means you don't have to upgrade to a 4-processor OS like Windows 2000 server to take advantage of this technology.
Hyperthreading, the feature that can theoretically turn your 2 physical CPU's into 4 virtual CPU's
... *zwusch* :)
This is quite kewl, i could turn my 2 cpus to 4, then to 8, 16, 32
I like magic stuff like that
"Hello Ma, how are you?" ..."
....
"Hey, I'm fine but
*Piiiieeeepppp*
"A fatal error occrued at 00x24624, press any button reboot your phone"
Jeeezzz
I agree. In fact you can never be secure enough :)
But how do i get the ssh authkey from that schweet girl over there?
Someone should sign them up for distributed.net :)
that can process data and report back the results
... it the only report the results (filenames etc.?)
Sure, passwords, logins, mails, other confidential data, or perhaps your son's pr0n collection
This reminds me of some popular trojans for windows (SUB7BONB)!
Err, how evil ...
;)
Slashdot (the good) vs. disinfo (the bad) and me (the ugly)?
I can't stand it
Phew, this is a huge step towards computer-controlled life ... but, nono i wouldn't be happy if a computer were watching all my steps, who knows what they will use that data for ...! It's ok as long as there is no abuse of the system and it really helps the stressed businessmen/women.
:-/
Anyway, what will happen when the sensors catch someone picking in the nose? Big UUPS
Nono ... what about charging, while you're at work? I mean, unless you're not totally down, you can do at least 2 things together, can you?
BTW: it's proven that women can do more things together than men, so what about your secretary powering your laptop?
Wow, incredible ... i just can't emagine how to explain your staff/chef that you've got to pump it up =)
Hah, somehow useful article for sites being slashdotted!
:-/
If only the bandwidth problems were solved
Heh, brilliant idea for a new series of experimentals on the space-human ... we could call the MIT, perhaps they could help us out with some stuff :P
OK OK, I know this sounds a little bit wired, but you could compare this to the situation when you change your computer OS (no, not from win2k to winxp, but perhaps from win to linux, or *bsd) ... fact is that you need to get used to it, to adapt it to your needs etc. It will take a little time before you like/love it and before you can work with the same efficiency (as before the change)...
Umkay, I listened to that Matrix (sound) ... i couldn't hear anything but a *schhiiereiiiereiri* sound!? Yeah I know, my sound deamon is simply not good enough ...
IMHO, some people have got too much free time.
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:-)
Hehe,it seems their webserver is running on a mouse, too