Would a simple; mysql -h tweaktown.com -u apache connect?
silly...
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Monday 2nd February, 2004
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I think this is fantastic news! -- that is if I understand it correctly.
Am I reading that, IBM will be selling complete G5 Processor & Motherboards. Will I be able to pick up (probably gnutella copy...) a copy of OSX 10.3 and run it on this system?
I've always wanted a Mac, I've just never wanted to pay for a Mac!
Did the article not miss one MAJOR item in the review ---> the Processor is 64 bit capable, taking into account that Windows and nearly all games arn't ready to take advantage of it, this processor will continue to set performance standards as the software becomes 64 bit ready?
Considering parents are liable for there under age childrens actions... It's something to think about if your a parent.
In alot of cases your kids could be leading the authorities to your mass amounts of pirated software; Windows 2000, Office, Quicken etc!
Thankfully, I'm one of the few slashdorks that actually uses Linux for everything --- I ain't worried hehe
there are countless products just like this, many with countless more features
take eyeball chat, totally free, does everything waist does + video chat (www.eyeballchat.com)
theres also jabber, blah the list goes on and on
why do people keep reinventing this whole instant messaging file transfer deal?
am I missing something?
As a Canadian I must say I'm disappointed that the Anime Network hasn't a single mention of Canada... In fact I'm hurt...
Now I feel I don't want the Anime network....
www.realdirect.net
Check out this company's technology called "Any Bandwidth". It is a pretty solid implementation that works at a user space level. It allows application developers to take advantage the maximum bandwidth available without having to modify a firewall;
http://www.eyeball.com/company/anybandwidth.html
It is pretty good solution that my company licenced for use in a video game
Check out this company's (Eyeball Networks) technology called "Any Bandwidth". It is a pretty solid implementation that works at a user space level. It allows application developers to take advantage the maximum bandwidth available without having to modify a firewall;
http://www.eyeball.com/company/anybandwidth.html
If you are migrating from an Open Source Unix, Linux, BSD, etc to a closed system such as AIX or Solaris, I'd strongly recommend getting a good support package.
Closed systems generally have little good online material, and people from Open Source systems usually go straight to Google.com when they have a problem.
In a closed system this doesn't work very well.
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Would a simple; mysql -h tweaktown.com -u apache connect?
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Monday 2nd February, 2004
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Ok I'm thrilled about this! So can anyone tell me, what or why I'd want to use these libs? (-:
Where do I apply??? Man if that idiot can get one, #@@@! then I certainly should be able to get one!!!
I think this is fantastic news! -- that is if I understand it correctly.
Am I reading that, IBM will be selling complete G5 Processor & Motherboards. Will I be able to pick up (probably gnutella copy...) a copy of OSX 10.3 and run it on this system?
I've always wanted a Mac, I've just never wanted to pay for a Mac!
Did the article not miss one MAJOR item in the review ---> the Processor is 64 bit capable, taking into account that Windows and nearly all games arn't ready to take advantage of it, this processor will continue to set performance standards as the software becomes 64 bit ready?
Whoop, I hope I understand that correctly (-;
Considering parents are liable for there under age childrens actions... It's something to think about if your a parent. In alot of cases your kids could be leading the authorities to your mass amounts of pirated software; Windows 2000, Office, Quicken etc! Thankfully, I'm one of the few slashdorks that actually uses Linux for everything --- I ain't worried hehe
there are countless products just like this, many with countless more features take eyeball chat, totally free, does everything waist does + video chat (www.eyeballchat.com) theres also jabber, blah the list goes on and on why do people keep reinventing this whole instant messaging file transfer deal? am I missing something?
Maybe it would be easier to simply get ride of ignorant people like you? REALDIRECT.NET
eyeball.com has a codec that kinda blows all these away, check it out http://www.eyeball.com/
See this company, www.eyeball.com Truely the ultimate video solution, forget VP5, checkout eyeball
Poor Canadians are always getting shafted... no postal code option... www.realdirect.net
As a Canadian I must say I'm disappointed that the Anime Network hasn't a single mention of Canada... In fact I'm hurt... Now I feel I don't want the Anime network.... www.realdirect.net
It's all about big round asses! Mmm, big butz! http://www.asianfuckholes.com/
I love big butz, mmmmm big butz
Check out this company's technology called "Any Bandwidth". It is a pretty solid implementation that works at a user space level. It allows application developers to take advantage the maximum bandwidth available without having to modify a firewall; http://www.eyeball.com/company/anybandwidth.html It is pretty good solution that my company licenced for use in a video game
Check out this company's (Eyeball Networks) technology called "Any Bandwidth". It is a pretty solid implementation that works at a user space level. It allows application developers to take advantage the maximum bandwidth available without having to modify a firewall; http://www.eyeball.com/company/anybandwidth.html
Ever heard of Eyeball??? http://www.eyeballchat.com Eyeballchat.com
If you are migrating from an Open Source Unix, Linux, BSD, etc to a closed system such as AIX or Solaris, I'd strongly recommend getting a good support package. Closed systems generally have little good online material, and people from Open Source systems usually go straight to Google.com when they have a problem. In a closed system this doesn't work very well.
hmm, interesting comment