From the FAQ: (perhaps you should read it) How do you support 100,000 connections? Wont the host system crash long before then?
These connections are all multiplexed over a single UDP connection. This is one of the functions of DTCP, to provide a multiplexing protocol for use over UDP. The multiplexing value is 4 bytes, which allows for a theoretical maximum of over 4 billion connections.
This thing uses one single UDP socket so I don't think porting it to Windows would be too hard now would it.
It is nice, however, to see Pat Volkerding putting some *RECENT* versions of software in his distribution, at least for the most part (XFree86 is a notable exception). It wasn't all that long ago that Pat & co. shipped packages that were 3, 4 or even more versions old...
XFree 4.0.1 is in the contrib directory... is that old?
If you want 4.0.2 you can go to http://www.xfree86.org and download it.
Orrrr you can grab a slackware package from http://www.linuxmafia.org/
How it works
Today, CPRM is implemented on DVD and removable SD disks. But the SCSI and ATA/ATAPI proposals incorporate an extension of the scheme to allow the encryption to be used on hard drives, in addition to removable drives and ATAPI devices such as CD-ROMs and DVD drives.
Slashdot Mirror
Umm... you can theme KDE(QT). You know that right? :)
;)
Obviously not
Yep. They've added a GSM VoIP codec in the latest patch which works on both platforms (Windows and Linux).
http://www.enpc.com/enpc/tyans2thun7d.html
http://www.enpc.com/enpc/tyans2thun7d.html
I beleive it was in October 1999.
If anyone is really interested, I'll post a list of sites that Opera and Konqueror foul up that Mozilla get right.
:)
Go ahead and post them, I'm interested
Don't you mean http://www.freedom.net/ ?
oh wtf
& instead of &.
Easy fix, use & in your url's instead of &.
Simple huh?
A free alternative for Zend is APC.
Check it out at http://apc.communityconnect.com/
;)
Yeah ok but what about the other stuff on www.ximian.com? Like gnome etc..?
What the hell.
How come ximian doesn't support slackware?
From the FAQ: (perhaps you should read it)
How do you support 100,000 connections? Wont the host system crash long before then?
These connections are all multiplexed over a single UDP connection. This is one of the functions of DTCP, to provide a multiplexing protocol for use over UDP. The multiplexing value is 4 bytes, which allows for a theoretical maximum of over 4 billion connections.
This thing uses one single UDP socket so I don't think porting it to Windows would be too hard now would it.
How do you fit "The Orb - A Huge Evergrowing Pulsating Brain That Rules From the Center Of the Ultraworld, Live in Dusseldorf 1994" into 56 bytes?
By listening to it
It is nice, however, to see Pat Volkerding putting some *RECENT* versions of software in his distribution, at least for the most part (XFree86 is a notable exception). It wasn't all that long ago that Pat & co. shipped packages that were 3, 4 or even more versions old...
XFree 4.0.1 is in the contrib directory... is that old?
If you want 4.0.2 you can go to http://www.xfree86.org and download it.
Orrrr you can grab a slackware package from http://www.linuxmafia.org/
Ineed it is a VXD, and as you can see it has a name too, VMM, or Virtual Memory Manager, which means it must have been written by Microsoft.
How it works
Today, CPRM is implemented on DVD and removable SD disks. But the SCSI and ATA/ATAPI proposals incorporate an extension of the scheme to allow the encryption to be used on hard drives, in addition to removable drives and ATAPI devices such as CD-ROMs and DVD drives.
Enjoy.
http://validator.w3.org
Validate your code.
At this time, a commercial version of FrameMaker for the Linux platform is not available.
At this time?
Doesn't this mean there COULD be a commercial release in the future?
Maybe I'm just stupid... Yeah that's probably it.
lol
There's a HOWTO on how to get Halflife to run here: (with nvidia cards...)
e +Half-Life+NVidia-MiniHOWTO
;)
http://www.alainsplace.f2s.com/nvidia/Linux+Win
If you can get halflife to run i bet you can get counterstrike to run as well
Wine runs it better i just tried it
15-50% CPU
weeeeeee.............
I'm obviously not going to buy this game anymore.
:)
This is sad... The game looks so damn good...
Blah
Anyone know of a equally or better looking game?
The ICQ protocol is obsolete. The latest ICQ(2000) is using the AIM protocol. So is licq :)
ftp://ftp.dailyradar.com/movies/pc/halo_e3_preview _hires.mpg
omfg!!
http://members.aol.com/mystsequel7/m3d/shots1.html
is still working?