I think I just proved that it's not evil Verizon blocking specifically Netflix traffic. I tried watching several things on Netflix and watched what IP's it connected to. Any IP that wasnt going over 2-3 MB (Megabytes) / sec I would block on the firewall.
After blocking off the NYC and Telia IP's, it started connecting to DFW, ATL, and SJ and loading streaming vids very quickly!
I'm still rooting for AMD.
I think that they can pull themselves out of the mess they made.
Why?
No sane reason. But whenever the U.S. economy decides to come back up, so will AMD.
Not the point!
The more lawsuits like these get on the news, the more joe sixpack will be scared to be downloading just about Anything off the nets without paying for it!
I snagged a Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 from a WIZ that was closing nearby for $200. Amazing device.. how often do you see a PDA run linux?
As it matches your wish list.. not too bad!
1. sorry no cell phone.
2. Yes, you can run mame and emulators on it.
3. kernel 2.4.6 embedix
4. maybe not. but you can have up to a gig in secure digital slot and probably more for the compact flash
5. sure.
6. wifi via compact flash
7. gps support
Instead of going and creating yet another Linux distribution, it would be more useful to create a very well-organized collection of inforamation on various programs that typically come with Linux distributions. This would include basic setup instructions, troubleshooting, and everything related to that. In the applications section there would be data sheets for each application/group of applications, listing its data files and sizes, dependencies, suggested system requirements, and features in comparison to similar programs.
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I think I just proved that it's not evil Verizon blocking specifically Netflix traffic.
I tried watching several things on Netflix and watched what IP's it connected to. Any IP that wasnt going over 2-3 MB (Megabytes) / sec I would block on the firewall.
After blocking off the NYC and Telia IP's, it started connecting to DFW, ATL, and SJ and loading streaming vids very quickly!
fast IP's /sj level3 1.5 MB/s
108.175.41.186 ipv4_1.lagg0.c111.atl001.ix.nflxvideo.net - ATL Level3 3-5MB/s
108.175.40.96 ipv4_1.lagg0.c001.atl001.ix.nflxvideo.net - ATL
198.45.62.163 ipv4_1.lagg0.c054.sjc002.ix.nflxvideo.net
198.45.63.154 ipv4_1.lagg0.c060.sjc002.ix.nflxvideo.net - sanjose / Level3
198.45.63.155 ipv4_1.lagg0.c061.sjc002.ix.nflxvideo.net
198.45.55.202 ipv4_1.lagg0.c153.dfw001.ix.nflxvideo.net / Dfw Telia
SLOW IP's
nyc
198.38.96.158 - Telia
108.175.42.193 ipv4_1.lagg0.c133.nyc001.ix.nflxvideo.net - nyc / Level3 500K
108.175.43.167 ipv4_1.lagg0.c107.nyc001.ix.nflxvideo.net - nyc / Level3 500K
I'm still rooting for AMD. I think that they can pull themselves out of the mess they made. Why? No sane reason. But whenever the U.S. economy decides to come back up, so will AMD.
This was written by an AMD shareholder, of course. Guilty as charged as well, here.
Not the point! The more lawsuits like these get on the news, the more joe sixpack will be scared to be downloading just about Anything off the nets without paying for it!
I snagged a Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 from a WIZ that was closing nearby for $200. Amazing device.. how often do you see a PDA run linux? As it matches your wish list.. not too bad! 1. sorry no cell phone. 2. Yes, you can run mame and emulators on it. 3. kernel 2.4.6 embedix 4. maybe not. but you can have up to a gig in secure digital slot and probably more for the compact flash 5. sure. 6. wifi via compact flash 7. gps support
And what is stopping someone from making a color copy of your "memento" and open your data?
maybe ALT-F4 (or other close application keys) still work? Or are these blocked as well?
first COM, then .NET, what's next? .ORG? .GOV (forced compliance with PATRIOT act) ..?
I just got a popup ad for barcodes after i went to "Read More..." link...
too bad i'm not using Mozilla at home.
Instead of going and creating yet another Linux distribution, it would be more useful to create a very well-organized collection of inforamation on various programs that typically come with Linux distributions.
This would include basic setup instructions, troubleshooting, and everything related to that. In the applications section there would be data sheets for each application/group of applications, listing its data files and sizes, dependencies, suggested system requirements, and features in comparison to similar programs.