looks like firefox is going by the metric system then, dividing by 1000 and not 1024 for file sizes. They must participate in the same conspiracy the hard drive makers do!
looks like the developer in question is a little too close to his prize development. speeding up xml by removing all the bloat, however that would be accomplished, be it compiling xml into some sort of byte code or whatnot, seems like a much better idea from the client and server point of view. why transfer 100kb of text data when you can send 10kb of binary data for the same message?
Strange. I run KDE on my P2 366mhz with 192MB ram laptop and it runs great, plugged in or not. Sure, it uses up 75% of the availible ram, but I can run kismet, firefox and thunderbird at the same time with out much trouble.
Actually video on demand is everywhere digital cable or DirecTV or Dish Network is. With Time Warner I just surf to channel 600, buy a showing of some movie, and there it is, on demand, on my tv screen. No, this isn't done over the internet, but it does exist.
Nice, but what exactly does it DO? Thanks for all the information about how big a milestone it is, but don't you think some information on what it is would be useful?
When you are sniffing with kismet, you are putting your card into a monitor mode, which basicly shows you everything that is going over the air. This includes the 802.11 encapsulation packets, beacon frames, probe requests, etc. When you are in monitor mode you can't be associated with an access point.
On the other hand, when you sniff with ethereal when connected to the network, you are sniffing the ethernet network, not the wireless network. It's like sniffing inside a pptp tunnel, you don't see the raw ppp frames.
Looks like an Xsan using 16 Xserves and 10 fully loaded XRAIDs (35tb) would price out to about USD$150k with a 16 port Intel 2gb fiber channel switch. How does this compare to current products? Seems like this is a great price to me for the functionality.
This seems misleading. The artical says: "What takes TCP two hours to determine, BIC can do in less than one second,"
Which looks to me like it can figure out the maximum bandwidth of a channel in a fraction of the time it generally takes TCP to do it, so as soon as you start transmitting at 100mbit you are using the entire pipe. Sure, its 6000 times faster than DSL but its not when it is used over the same DSL pipe. This is for getting data accross faster when you have massive bandwidth, not for bringing broadband into homes.
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looks like firefox is going by the metric system then, dividing by 1000 and not 1024 for file sizes. They must participate in the same conspiracy the hard drive makers do!
it's 255.3mb, and 261,450kb. And what u talkin bout willis? My download started at 1400KB/sec and trickled down to my 5mbit cap!
looks like the developer in question is a little too close to his prize development. speeding up xml by removing all the bloat, however that would be accomplished, be it compiling xml into some sort of byte code or whatnot, seems like a much better idea from the client and server point of view. why transfer 100kb of text data when you can send 10kb of binary data for the same message?
or for a third of the price get one of these:
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USB to PS2 Adapter USB a
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Just for some comparison:
hahaha mod parent up
Strange. I run KDE on my P2 366mhz with 192MB ram laptop and it runs great, plugged in or not. Sure, it uses up 75% of the availible ram, but I can run kismet, firefox and thunderbird at the same time with out much trouble.
I hope not.
Actually video on demand is everywhere digital cable or DirecTV or Dish Network is. With Time Warner I just surf to channel 600, buy a showing of some movie, and there it is, on demand, on my tv screen. No, this isn't done over the internet, but it does exist.
Just give them the Breen suits. Then we don't have to hear them either!
I'd like a plugin that allows cookie modification on the fly. Now that'd be useful!
Celeron, actually.
So if they paid the publisher for the documentation, why is this even a story?
You still don't have an electrical outlet. Lets hope you have 9 hours of battery life to get your money worth!
No, those specs are fine. Microsoft is about to announce that Longhorn will debut in 2007
Nice, but what exactly does it DO? Thanks for all the information about how big a milestone it is, but don't you think some information on what it is would be useful?
Kismet also supports the Airport card with the vhia drivers (that come with Kismac). It is a real pain to get working properly, though.
When you are sniffing with kismet, you are putting your card into a monitor mode, which basicly shows you everything that is going over the air. This includes the 802.11 encapsulation packets, beacon frames, probe requests, etc. When you are in monitor mode you can't be associated with an access point.
On the other hand, when you sniff with ethereal when connected to the network, you are sniffing the ethernet network, not the wireless network. It's like sniffing inside a pptp tunnel, you don't see the raw ppp frames.
Looks like an Xsan using 16 Xserves and 10 fully loaded XRAIDs (35tb) would price out to about USD$150k with a 16 port Intel 2gb fiber channel switch. How does this compare to current products? Seems like this is a great price to me for the functionality.
This seems misleading. The artical says:
"What takes TCP two hours to determine, BIC can do in less than one second,"
Which looks to me like it can figure out the maximum bandwidth of a channel in a fraction of the time it generally takes TCP to do it, so as soon as you start transmitting at 100mbit you are using the entire pipe. Sure, its 6000 times faster than DSL but its not when it is used over the same DSL pipe. This is for getting data accross faster when you have massive bandwidth, not for bringing broadband into homes.
If you are going into networking, you'd be better suited to the RIT IT/ANSA program. http://www.it.rit.edu.
Me too, and for xmas that year i got a box of them, unopened. The 5 conductor cables were great for ham projects!
Which DVD players have samba network support?
I get the full 3Mbit night/day where i am, approx 2 miles from RIT in a large appartment complex housing a majority of RIT and UofR students.