From the uTorrent FAQ: "The default firmware for Linksys (and all replacement firmwares except for the latest DD-WRT and HyperWRT Thibor) have a severe problem where they track old connections for FIVE days, which causes the router to hang when using P2P apps, or any software that generates a lot of connections. DHT only aggravates the situation because of the number of connections it generates."
Are you kidding me? I can't think of any hardware from Apple for which there isn't a cheaper alternative from a competitor. Apple hardware is a fashion accessory as much as it is anything else, for that you pay a premium. What makes you think it would be any different if they released something similar to the ultra-compact machines, we are seeing from ASUS, HP, OLPC.
Wait a second. To me $100 per month sounds like a good deal.
I currently pay around $50 for my cable internet and $100 for dish, then there's bills for netflix, audible, and my music and book purchases on Amazon, let's say the total is about $250 per month.
In the scenario you provide, I could cancel everything but my internet service, and use an over the air antenna for local TV. Everything else I would download from the net (with the exception of physical books from Amazon).
Granted, this wouldn't be the same scenario for everyone, but I bet that most people would come close to spending $100 per month on all the things you list above.
Count me in!!
Of course, the wife refuses to use Linux, Although all she does (web, watch videos, msn) can be done just fine on Linux. I think we're married to the same person;)
Don't search meta tags, search the content.
Adding meta tags to documents is time-comsuming, unreliable are difficult to maintain.
If you index the content of the files to be searched you don't run the risk of missing a vital nugget of information buried deep in a document.
I have used ISYS for years to do just this. It's easy to set up and maintain, fast and accurate and indexes files the Google desktop won't touch.
I really think that on some level Virgin has to think more about how their use of photographs are going to affect the subjects. It seems to me that by filing a lawsuit, the parents will have a far bigger affect on the subject, given the resultant publicity.
I have a friend who has been contracted with AT&T for the last 6 months to check the lines going into large apartment complexes for this service. So my guess is it won't be long before it is offered nation-wide.
FYI, according to the system requirements PDF;
RAID-5 is not recommended for installations with more than 100 accounts.
Just in case you were intending to roll out to a wider audience than your existing 15 accounts.
Disclaimer: I have no experience running Zimbra, just sharing what I read.
"2-ply MySQL, blue flowers, single roll wrapped"
I couldn't find this on the MySQL download page. Is this a specially rolled version for the US Government?
In this house it could well be webcam support for yahoo and msn one of the few things that has been preventing me from moving the remaining windows box over to linux. The Mrs. would kill me if she couldn't use her webcam.
People have been justifiably complaining for years of having to buy whole albums just to get one or two songs they want.
I've never understood the complaint. What most people want is the single they've been hearing on the radio. If you just want that song, go buy the single, what is difficult to understand about that. Granted not all songs are available as a single, but as I said before I bet 99% of people want the song they've heard on the radio amd I bet most of the individual songs bought on iTunes et al are those very same songs. The revolution is in the delivery method.
Amazon seems to have a pretty good catalog of Grinspoon stuff. Sure it's not a download, but once you have the CD you can RIP and encode in any format you like without any DRM. I didn't bother searching for any of the other bands you listed, but I am sure some are available, if not there's always aussie online stores that will gladly ship to the US.
... not so long ago these 2 were duking it out in court over interface similarities.
Now the offending apps will likely have more in common in terms of interface.
Perhaps I have been lucky but I have never had Go Daddy auto renew a domain name registration that was not set to auto renew.
Yes, they default to auto renew when you are registering a new domain/service, and encourage you to use auto renew, but they don't auto renew if you ask them not to (ie by unchecking the auto renew check box).
I've been looking for such a book, or even online resource, I've yet to find one.
Perhaps because it is difficult to write about.
It's easy to write about inserting and retrieving data from a database. Newbies get a feeling of accomplishment that they have "made something happen" with these kinds of books. You don't get that when you slog through a bunch of validation routines.
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From the uTorrent FAQ: "The default firmware for Linksys (and all replacement firmwares except for the latest DD-WRT and HyperWRT Thibor) have a severe problem where they track old connections for FIVE days, which causes the router to hang when using P2P apps, or any software that generates a lot of connections. DHT only aggravates the situation because of the number of connections it generates."
Does NOT apply to WRT54G/GS v5 and up.
HTH
Are you kidding me? I can't think of any hardware from Apple for which there isn't a cheaper alternative from a competitor. Apple hardware is a fashion accessory as much as it is anything else, for that you pay a premium. What makes you think it would be any different if they released something similar to the ultra-compact machines, we are seeing from ASUS, HP, OLPC.
Wait a second. To me $100 per month sounds like a good deal.
I currently pay around $50 for my cable internet and $100 for dish, then there's bills for netflix, audible, and my music and book purchases on Amazon, let's say the total is about $250 per month.
In the scenario you provide, I could cancel everything but my internet service, and use an over the air antenna for local TV. Everything else I would download from the net (with the exception of physical books from Amazon).
Granted, this wouldn't be the same scenario for everyone, but I bet that most people would come close to spending $100 per month on all the things you list above.
Count me in!!
- Ubuntu (There's variants here too; server, 64bit etc)
- Kubuntu
- edubuntu
- xubuntu
- gobuntu
But wait there's more;3 words; external optical drive
Don't search meta tags, search the content. Adding meta tags to documents is time-comsuming, unreliable are difficult to maintain. If you index the content of the files to be searched you don't run the risk of missing a vital nugget of information buried deep in a document. I have used ISYS for years to do just this. It's easy to set up and maintain, fast and accurate and indexes files the Google desktop won't touch.
I have a friend who has been contracted with AT&T for the last 6 months to check the lines going into large apartment complexes for this service. So my guess is it won't be long before it is offered nation-wide.
RAID-5 is not recommended for installations with more than 100 accounts.
Just in case you were intending to roll out to a wider audience than your existing 15 accounts.
Disclaimer: I have no experience running Zimbra, just sharing what I read.
"dll hell"??? That's windows country.
...not "Legos"!
Pity they didn't choose an artist I would actually want to listen to.
"2-ply MySQL, blue flowers, single roll wrapped"
I couldn't find this on the MySQL download page. Is this a specially rolled version for the US Government?
In this house it could well be webcam support for yahoo and msn one of the few things that has been preventing me from moving the remaining windows box over to linux. The Mrs. would kill me if she couldn't use her webcam.
Amazon seems to have a pretty good catalog of Grinspoon stuff. Sure it's not a download, but once you have the CD you can RIP and encode in any format you like without any DRM. I didn't bother searching for any of the other bands you listed, but I am sure some are available, if not there's always aussie online stores that will gladly ship to the US.
Mod this man up!
... not so long ago these 2 were duking it out in court over interface similarities. Now the offending apps will likely have more in common in terms of interface.
Perhaps I have been lucky but I have never had Go Daddy auto renew a domain name registration that was not set to auto renew.
Yes, they default to auto renew when you are registering a new domain/service, and encourage you to use auto renew, but they don't auto renew if you ask them not to (ie by unchecking the auto renew check box).
Mod this guy up.
I've been looking for such a book, or even online resource, I've yet to find one.
Perhaps because it is difficult to write about. It's easy to write about inserting and retrieving data from a database. Newbies get a feeling of accomplishment that they have "made something happen" with these kinds of books. You don't get that when you slog through a bunch of validation routines.