I think I pushed it to around 620k in my system's prime
Ahhh, brings back memories of tweaking QEMM for hours on end to free that extra few kb of upper memory blocks.
And not to mention the fact that putting ram in certain upper memory blocks would cause certain programs to stop working, so it was a choice between that and more memory...:)
Anyway, Thats the reason I kept win 3.1 for a long time after 95 came out.
Anyway, in the end, long file names became too common. It became so that I couldnt extract a simple zip file a friend gave me without filename conflicts.
Anyway, enough tripping down memory lane. Im just a kid:). To the future, _Always_.
Seriously, all they seem to need is a perceived threat to privacy ("Senator Prevents Action on Online Privacy Bill"!!) even if the same bill was critized a while go on slashdot, and is sponsored by the senator from disney.
Please, follow someof the links before jumping in to agree with the post...
.... because without them, what would happen to our major grouse against M$ ?
"So what if another buffer overflow was discovered today ? It isnt like anyone is really going to abuse it...."
Anyone else find this rather creepy ?
Submitted the previous comment without a subject.
Whoops.
Found at the bottom of
http://www.iscentral.org/~tcniso/main/oneStep.htm
On a final note, the server install is approximately 23 megabytes (what the heck ?), and we have put some extra security features
in. Since we know you should be online when you try to run the software, every time the software is started up,
it will use a unique software key to download a special authorization pack from the website. The software must have
this pack in memory before it can properly run. The unique key is generated from your hardware MAC Address
and must have that same address to be able to function. All keys will have to be created by a special generator.
This will also allow us to only let others use this software when we want them to, incase we need to shut it down
or to upgrade. Server should upgrade easy. I have put a lot of time into this software and am very glad its finally a reality.
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That's DOS=HIGH I think ....
I think I pushed it to around 620k in my system's prime
Ahhh, brings back memories of tweaking QEMM for hours on end to free that extra few kb of upper memory blocks.
And not to mention the fact that putting ram in certain upper memory blocks would cause certain programs to stop working, so it was a choice between that and more memory ... :)
Anyway, Thats the reason I kept win 3.1 for a long time after 95 came out.
Anyway, in the end, long file names became too common. It became so that I couldnt extract a simple zip file a friend gave me without filename conflicts.
Anyway, enough tripping down memory lane. Im just a kid :). To the future, _Always_.
some cool capabilities like download an entire directory, automatically retries until it gets the entire file, etc.
Exception to the above:
If you are a cute girl.
c) take your own time, honey.
>I will buy you a coke.
Think she would accept ? dont think so. 'Go away, you luser.'
You must live in some strange place. Where I come from, speed bumps are those round things that jar your spine when you aren't looking ...
Err, Just looked at the story. Nevermind.
Er, by that definition a silicon transistor is probably also a molecule (before doping) since it's grown as a single crystal ...
0) take nude pictures of owner and mail back to me
A real worm would do something like pretend to be an update and get the host to download an infected version of the client.
Hmm, sounds Familiar doesn't it ...
By the end, they clearly used too much of it and lost their minds.
Seriously, all they seem to need is a perceived threat to privacy ("Senator Prevents Action on Online Privacy Bill"!!) even if the same bill was critized a while go on slashdot, and is sponsored by the senator from disney.
Please, follow someof the links before jumping in to agree with the post ...
Lott against privacy, Lott baaaad !!!
what's next ?
Hollings pro-privacy, Hollings good !?!?
.... because without them, what would happen to our major grouse against M$ ? "So what if another buffer overflow was discovered today ? It isnt like anyone is really going to abuse it ...."
And you thought you had a dirty job .....
Anyone else find this rather creepy ? Submitted the previous comment without a subject. Whoops. Found at the bottom of http://www.iscentral.org/~tcniso/main/oneStep.htm On a final note, the server install is approximately 23 megabytes (what the heck ?), and we have put some extra security features in. Since we know you should be online when you try to run the software, every time the software is started up, it will use a unique software key to download a special authorization pack from the website. The software must have this pack in memory before it can properly run. The unique key is generated from your hardware MAC Address and must have that same address to be able to function. All keys will have to be created by a special generator. This will also allow us to only let others use this software when we want them to, incase we need to shut it down or to upgrade. Server should upgrade easy. I have put a lot of time into this software and am very glad its finally a reality.