"Richard gets his email by building a compressed GNU zip archive on his mail server of his incoming mail, and transferring it to his laptop -- in our case, via an intermediate floppy. He then reads and queues responses on his laptop for later transmission by reversing the process."
That's Richard, as in Richard Stallman. Ok, so maybe not an example for everyone, but still interesting:)
... dicovered that my new isp is filtering port 25 to any ip other then their own. I was using my own smtp server, and couldn't send any email. A simple nmap showed me that I needed to change that piece of config. All the rest it working perfectly.
I think that's pretty reasonable thing to do for an isp, no? And what if I wanted to get around that, what shoud I do?
gracias! I did look in the qt container, but when I tried, none of the included urls was giving me the full thing. I'll try that next time, thanks for the tip.
on Prometeia / nVentiv Mk II - 2.7Ghz for average stepping. 3Ghz for super stepping. You won't get as high as TOTAL overclock out of a Barton as you would out of (for example) a Thoroughbred 1700+ DLT3C, however, a Barton at 2.4Ghz can match and beat a Thoroughbred at 2.6Ghz... usually....
2500+ is the most popular choice. These hit 2.6/2.7Ghz with about 2.1v on a Prometeia. On water expect to top out at around 2.5Ghz or 2.6Ghz... They'll do 2.3Ghz with ease at 1.9v usually.
Oups, I take it back, it's not so slow after all. I also found this listing more archives from the same company (Reading Room) that created the BL site.
In my mind wiki and the like are stupid because people will end up changing valid information just because they don't like the wording or something and so it will move back and forth without ever changing.
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That sounds an awful like "Constant Refactoring After Programming". It really really depends on the team involved in the "refactoring".
bit off topic, but the way I see bittorrent, it's better for large files that will be downloaded by a lot of people around the same time. For a small, long lived document, there's always freenet and the other p2p networks.
replying to myself - well, replying to the moderators actually. Guys, you've got to learn what overrated means before hitting that button. Help yourself to the faq if you need a refresher.
"They could get a $100bn" stock market value, said one person involved.
"It will be worth $15bn-$25bn," said one person who has been involved in the process. "This has never happened before."
Next, more hype:
Though the company does not disclose financial information, its profits are growing rapidly and are reckoned to be running at an annual rate of about $150m on revenues of $500m.
oreillynet as a voting booth (no no no, not Diebold) to let you express yourself for your favorite floss:
"O'Reilly is working with COMDEX to organize an Open Source Innovation Area on the COMDEX Exhibit Floor. We've nominated 21 projects and we'd like you to help us select the six projects we'll send to COMDEX. The winning projects will be recognized by COMDEX and we'll invite a leader from the project to come to COMDEX and run demos on the show floor. This will give Open Source projects an opportunity to go where only commercial software vendors have gone before."
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That's Richard, as in Richard Stallman. Ok, so maybe not an example for everyone, but still interesting :)
... dicovered that my new isp is filtering port 25 to any ip other then their own. I was using my own smtp server, and couldn't send any email. A simple nmap showed me that I needed to change that piece of config. All the rest it working perfectly.
I think that's pretty reasonable thing to do for an isp, no? And what if I wanted to get around that, what shoud I do?
gracias! I did look in the qt container, but when I tried, none of the included urls was giving me the full thing. I'll try that next time, thanks for the tip.
How did you get that link? I tried to download it directly too, but all I came up was a 15k file, or sometimes smaller. And it wasn't video.
From the article:
Oups, I take it back, it's not so slow after all. I also found this listing more archives from the same company (Reading Room) that created the BL site.
They better invest in a bigger pipe - the site is terribly slow already :(
I pick massive militia attack.
Don't jump the gun thinking this might be a solution to the sco problem. The article is quite clear: it only affects mice, not rats.
Here's an ogg format of the sound file:
http://tools.waglo.com/bigbang.ogg
Thanks - you saved me from reading the article :)
bit off topic, but the way I see bittorrent, it's better for large files that will be downloaded by a lot of people around the same time. For a small, long lived document, there's always freenet and the other p2p networks.
Yeah, I was waiting for your message. I feel like a pest today - oh well.
Now I can shut up and go to sleep, thanks :)
Guys, you've got to learn what moderation means before hitting that button. Help yourself to the faq if you need a refresher.
Capilarry action? I thought that was the force behind my hair loss!
Didn't this remind anyone of the Seinfeld episode with the famous Fisher Pen ?
replying to myself - well, replying to the moderators actually. Guys, you've got to learn what overrated means before hitting that button. Help yourself to the faq if you need a refresher.
Mod parent up, please!
- By becoming public, google loses the ability to continue with constant steady growth and innovative R&D
- your company is worthless to investors unless you continually grow and grow and grow
So, which is it?- "They could get a $100bn" stock market value, said one person involved.
- "It will be worth $15bn-$25bn," said one person who has been involved in the process. "This has never happened before."
Next, more hype:Though the company does not disclose financial information, its profits are growing rapidly and are reckoned to be running at an annual rate of about $150m on revenues of $500m.
Anybody got a name??
nobody is listening, so one more:
If I was Bill, I would have fired the manager responsible for Bob. Instead, he married her...
Women can get away with anything it seems!