What if the user could extract for example Unreal Tournament 2004 demo for Linux installation binary in Windows. Then boot the LLGP with all the 3D hardware detected like a charm, and run the demo from a readonly mounted NTFS/FAT32 partition...
Businesses with lots of new computers having minimum of 40 GB drives (usually 80+ GB these days) could use these wasted resources as secondary backup...
... You know, one time we had a Windows cluster hacked, for twelve hours. When it was all over I walked up. We didn't find one of 'em, not one stinkin' windoze server. The smell, you know that gasoline smell, the whole datacenter. Smelled like... victory. Someday this war's gonna end...
The only package I find to be a pain is installing kernel images.. there's a whole manual thing you have to do with editing lilo.conf and setting up initrd.img. Maybe this is just because I installed woody with the 2.4 kernel and then changed to testing? I dunno.
I find installing the custom kernel images quite easy under Debian:
cd/usr/src wget http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/linux-2.6. 4.tar.bz2 tar jxf linux-2.6.4.tar.bz2 ln -s linux-2.6.4 linux cd linux make menuconfig make-kpkg kernel-image cd.. dpkg -i kernel-image-2.6.4_10.00.Custom_i386.deb
Reboot & voila!
You could copy the old kernel.config file to the/usr/src/linux and instead of "make menuconfig" use "make oldconfig" to keep all the previous settings and just set up the new ones.
Correction:
939 won't be 512 kB L2 cache only, the 939 pin Athlon 64 FX series will have 1 MB L2 and cheaper Athlon 64 will have 512 kB L2 (both will have dual channel memory controller), also 939 pin Athlon 64 will get 1 GHz HyperTransport bus, soon enough die shrink to 90 nm (currently 130 nm) and will not require registered/ECC DDR memory. It's been covered in The Reg/The Inq for many times.
940 pin Athlon 64 FX-51 was just rebranded Opteron, Socket 940 will remain Opterons domain, single channel DDR Socket 754 will be probably targeted for mobile and other low power devices.
Intel 90 nm Prescott core wont run on every Socket 478 mobo (because of the sky high current requirements) and next year you'll have to get a Socket T (775 pin LGA) mobo for newer Prescott or its successor Tejas core.
AMD went from:... -> Socket 7 -> Slot A -> Socket A -> Socket 940 -> Socket 754 -> Socket 939
General Wesley Clark wants to be the President of USA, brands SPAM as terrorism, outlines a plan to use 1% of US military budget (~$4 billion) to combat this disease. In cooperation with military, expert groups and Spamhaus project individuals who send most of the spam are identified, tracked down, prisoned, put to trial and executed. All that with full online video feed coverage. Those spammers that are not USA residents will have mysterious "accidents", breaks malfunctioning, poisonous food etc.
Spammers don't understand that what they are doing is wrong, so just punish them with extreme prejudice - that being death.
Too extreme? Yeah, like you've got a better plan...
AlltheWeb, Altavista, Ask Jeeves, Teoma, WebCrawler - all of them redirect the search results through their servers (and no doubt log it), but not Google (altough it did that couple of years back for a few weeks IIRC).
In adition to using non redirecting search engine one should be blocking their cookies too to get you little bit more privacy.
And BTW, MSN search doesn't redirect too, how scary is that 8o
Something wicked is going on in MSN land...
2.1 GB/s is very nice, but it only refers to transfers in one direction: to the card. There is a (much) smaller bandwidth back to the motherboard. This is because for their designed purpose, graphics cards do not need to talk back to the system much, they just crunch the numbers and spit out the results to a monitor.
How about using that nice 9.9 Gbit/sec DVI link to get the data out?
One thing that seems consistent lately is that domains what are linked in the spam have been created in less than a month, more likely in the past week.
Do a whois on linked <a href="..." <img src="..." <script src="..." domains, and if (registration date < 1 month) add-to-spamminess(+1);
I feels it's just as good as any other as a first girlfriend. From my perspective about all you get at first regardless of girlfriend is just a notion of variables, control structures and functions. New programmers never use the special features of whatever girlfriend they are on at the time as they don't know how to properly use them quiet yet. Once you feel you have the basics down all you need to learn going to other girlfriend is some syntax. Good luck, have fun and don't give up.:)
True. But what we need even more is a killer Linux-exclusive game
I'm sure that kind of extreme wouldn't be needed. Just tweak the game to have under Linux 10-15% higher FPS or more polygons/better AI at same FPS and throw this bone to the usual GPU/CPU/mobo review sites.
You might want it like that but to most people AFAIK it's of no use.
For example I have a domain and single POP3 account that this domains mail is forwarded to. Lets say I have these forwards: me@example.com info@example.com suppo rt@example.com hostmaster@example.com postmaster @example.com
All these are forwarded to asdf@asdf.com In addition I have also a ancient address qwer@blaah.com
Now with current Mozilla setup I have 7 account mail trees, expand 4 of them and @1024x768 entire screen is crowded.
Currently I have all the mail filtered to Local Folders (inbox, sent, drafts etc) and I have no use for the clutter that these 7 accounts give me.
They could be there for all that I care, just don't show them to me, or give an option for single account to have multiple From addresses.
At least here they use Red Hat Linux 9 in the computer they sell in mass market discounter store, ~$465 USD for that configuration, 3 years of warranty included.
Slashdot Mirror
And also neither msnbot nor Googlebot request pages with gzip compression, only semi-common bot that I know of doing that is Majestic-12.
What if the user could extract for example Unreal Tournament 2004 demo for Linux installation binary in Windows. Then boot the LLGP with all the 3D hardware detected like a charm, and run the demo from a readonly mounted NTFS/FAT32 partition...
> www.pricelessware.org?
Or Nonags?
Running dual AMD Athlon XP Thoroughbred-B @2.2 GHz on a MSI K7D Master-L (760MPX chipset) with copper heatsinks.
Patched 2.6.9 kernel without a hitch and after:idle CPU temperatures hover around +32 C
Businesses with lots of new computers having minimum of 40 GB drives (usually 80+ GB these days) could use these wasted resources as secondary backup...
Extension for Mozilla Firefox: text/plain
List of elements in context menu you can hide with their id's using userChrome.css in profile chrome directory:
openInCurrent
openInNewWindow
openInNewTab
textplainSepUrl
bookmarkSelectionTarget
saveSelectionTarget
textplainSepSave
composeMail
addEmailToAddressBook
textplainSepMail
For example:
#composeMail,
#addEmailToAddressBook,
#textplainSepMail,
#openInNewWindow {display: none !important;}
As RvB has had its share of crappy eps I've become hooked on the genius of an Official Idiots Project: Victory '04.
;)
Shot in a Unreal Tournament 2004 engine, it's a comedy mixed with a tutorial for n00bs, entertaining and informative
Download the Victory '04 stuff.
... You know, one time we had a Windows cluster hacked, for twelve hours.
When it was all over I walked up. We didn't find one of 'em, not one stinkin'
windoze server. The smell, you know that gasoline smell, the whole datacenter.
Smelled like... victory. Someday this war's gonna end...
dig it
> For some searches you just get pages and pages of hits from "directory" sites...
Then do your part and Report a Spam Result.
I find installing the custom kernel images quite easy under Debian:
Reboot & voila!
You could copy the old kernel
This Mozilla Internet Explorer 5.5 skin works with Mozilla 1.6 like a charm.
Some Mozilla usability improvement info there too.
Correction:
... -> Socket 7 -> Slot A -> Socket A -> Socket 940 -> Socket 754 -> Socket 939
... -> Socket 7 -> Slot 1 -> Socket 370 -> Socket 370 (FC-PGA) -> Socket 423 -> Socket 478 -> Socket 478 (Banias) -> Socket 478 (Prescott) -> Socket T
939 won't be 512 kB L2 cache only, the 939 pin Athlon 64 FX series will have 1 MB L2 and cheaper Athlon 64 will have 512 kB L2 (both will have dual channel memory controller), also 939 pin Athlon 64 will get 1 GHz HyperTransport bus, soon enough die shrink to 90 nm (currently 130 nm) and will not require registered/ECC DDR memory. It's been covered in The Reg/The Inq for many times.
940 pin Athlon 64 FX-51 was just rebranded Opteron, Socket 940 will remain Opterons domain, single channel DDR Socket 754 will be probably targeted for mobile and other low power devices.
Intel 90 nm Prescott core wont run on every Socket 478 mobo (because of the sky high current requirements) and next year you'll have to get a Socket T (775 pin LGA) mobo for newer Prescott or its successor Tejas core.
AMD went from:
940 & 939 have a bright future.
Intel went from:
Socket 478 (Banias) & Socket T have some sort of future.
IIRC
General Wesley Clark wants to be the President of USA, brands SPAM as terrorism, outlines a plan to use 1% of US military budget (~$4 billion) to combat this disease. In cooperation with military, expert groups and Spamhaus project individuals who send most of the spam are identified, tracked down, prisoned, put to trial and executed. All that with full online video feed coverage. Those spammers that are not USA residents will have mysterious "accidents", breaks malfunctioning, poisonous food etc.
Spammers don't understand that what they are doing is wrong, so just punish them with extreme prejudice - that being death.
Too extreme? Yeah, like you've got a better plan...
AlltheWeb has this nifty feature too: Last 10 queries
;)
Some really amusing queries there
MyRealBox e-mail service by Novell is getting ~80% spam based on their stats in the front page. It was ~60% just months ago.
AlltheWeb, Altavista, Ask Jeeves, Teoma, WebCrawler - all of them redirect the search results through their servers (and no doubt log it), but not Google (altough it did that couple of years back for a few weeks IIRC).
In adition to using non redirecting search engine one should be blocking their cookies too to get you little bit more privacy.
And BTW, MSN search doesn't redirect too, how scary is that 8o
Something wicked is going on in MSN land...
2.1 GB/s is very nice, but it only refers to transfers in one direction: to the card. There is a (much) smaller bandwidth back to the motherboard. This is because for their designed purpose, graphics cards do not need to talk back to the system much, they just crunch the numbers and spit out the results to a monitor.
How about using that nice 9.9 Gbit/sec DVI link to get the data out?
If you can't kill them then filter them...
:/
One thing that seems consistent lately is that domains what are linked in the spam have been created in less than a month, more likely in the past week.
Do a whois on linked <a href="..." <img src="..." <script src="..." domains, and if (registration date < 1 month) add-to-spamminess(+1);
Yes I know, whois servers aren't meant for this
I feels it's just as good as any other as a first girlfriend. From my perspective about all you get at first regardless of girlfriend is just a notion of variables, control structures and functions. New programmers never use the special features of whatever girlfriend they are on at the time as they don't know how to properly use them quiet yet. Once you feel you have the basics down all you need to learn going to other girlfriend is some syntax. Good luck, have fun and don't give up. :)
;P
Dude, you are one horny bastard
True. But what we need even more is a killer Linux-exclusive game
I'm sure that kind of extreme wouldn't be needed. Just tweak the game to have under Linux 10-15% higher FPS or more polygons/better AI at same FPS and throw this bone to the usual GPU/CPU/mobo review sites.
You might want it like that but to most people AFAIK it's of no use.
o rt@example.comr @example.com
For example I have a domain and single POP3 account that this domains mail is forwarded to. Lets say I have these forwards:
me@example.com
info@example.com
supp
hostmaster@example.com
postmaste
All these are forwarded to asdf@asdf.com
In addition I have also a ancient address qwer@blaah.com
Now with current Mozilla setup I have 7 account mail trees, expand 4 of them and @1024x768 entire screen is crowded.
Currently I have all the mail filtered to Local Folders (inbox, sent, drafts etc) and I have no use for the clutter that these 7 accounts give me.
They could be there for all that I care, just don't show them to me, or give an option for single account to have multiple From addresses.
One thing that makes MTB kind of annoying for (to be) former Outlook Express users is bug 30057 - "Use one Local Mail tree for all POP3 accounts"
Other than that it mops the floor with OE.
$mozinstalldir/chrome/comm.jar/content/ communicator/contentAreaContextOverlay.xul
contentAreaContextOverlay.xul.diff:
$mozinstalldir/chrome/comm.jar/content/navigator/ navigator.js
navigator.js.diff:
> Also a big problem is the fact that Apache and various other servers don't include the proper MIME type for .wmv files
Mozilla mozdev ForceContentType project to the rescue...
And while we're at it, add to your Apache mime.types:
Per: libmng
image/png png
image/x-jng jng
video/x-mng mng
Per: MIME Type Settings for Windows Media Services
application/x-ms-wmz wmz
application/x-ms-wmd wmd
audio/x-ms-wma wma
audio/x-ms-wax wax
video/x-ms-asf asf asx
video/x-ms-wmv wmv
video/x-ms-wvx wvx
video/x-ms-wm wm
video/x-ms-wmx wmx
and:
video/x-msvideo avi
At least here they use Red Hat Linux 9 in the computer they sell in mass market discounter store, ~$465 USD for that configuration, 3 years of warranty included.