Also, as one of your T1s is only available at certain times of the day, a *nix solution has another advantage. Once you get your configuration working, establish cron jobs on the router to stop and start the routing over the time-restricted T1.
You haven't really thought things out. Many fine individuals use the net, for how shall we say, purient interests. As such, they have to juggle the use of the dominate hand between mouse... and some place else. By having a voice control browser, this issue is handily solved, no pun intended.
Fah! A real geek coding in hex wouldn't use a Dvorak layout keyboard -- instead, he or she would have designed and built his or her own keyboard with 0 through 9 on the home row, and A through F were WER and UIO on a QWERTY layout, as those are the fastest key positions to type. Or at least, he or she would remap the keyboard layout.
I have no "agenda". I simply stated how I see things, and offered a potential explanation for where the freeware went. I assumed that he would know about the obvious places like tucows, download.com, sourceforge, and others, and was still having no luck. I felt that repeating the obvious would have been useless, and tried to offer some insight, but it appears I failed at communicating that. My apologies.
And now, my friend, you understand one of the reasons behind the GPL. Once it has been given, it cannot be taken back, and it's your to keep and use forever, without cost.
Most of those involved in the creation of freeware -- those who see the benefits in cooperation -- have moved their efforts to the open source world, where their value is seen and their work highly respected. You'll find a plenthora of such applications and utilities on the Linux/BSD side of things.
I don't mean to be a Free software zealot, but in this particular case, Free and Closed software are polar opposites. Welcome to the Light Side, young Skywalker.
Actually, devices exist that work completely transparently, unlike the old fashioned calculator. Even tux uses one! Here's a pic of him modeling one of the later models.
You're young. Go have an adventure to pester your grandkids with. You may not make more in terms of money, but you will get immeasurably more in experience. This would be an awesome opportunity to see Europe, that you might not get again soon. I'd definitely take it, while you have no ties holding you down.
Not necessarily with roulette. The roulette table can have a slighty variation which can show up statistically. However, you'd need to keep track of thousands of spins to get any meaningful information. It's just like flipping a coin that showed up heads 9 times out of the last 10 -- I'd bet heads the next 100 times.
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Also, as one of your T1s is only available at certain times of the day, a *nix solution has another advantage. Once you get your configuration working, establish cron jobs on the router to stop and start the routing over the time-restricted T1.
You haven't really thought things out. Many fine individuals use the net, for how shall we say, purient interests. As such, they have to juggle the use of the dominate hand between mouse... and some place else. By having a voice control browser, this issue is handily solved, no pun intended.
Fah! A real geek coding in hex wouldn't use a Dvorak layout keyboard -- instead, he or she would have designed and built his or her own keyboard with 0 through 9 on the home row, and A through F were WER and UIO on a QWERTY layout, as those are the fastest key positions to type. Or at least, he or she would remap the keyboard layout.
I'd say it's a non-issue. There are plenty of cases yearly involving the quality of water, yet judges drink water all the time.
That's almost like saying you Windows your car when crash it into a telephone pole.
They look more like goat droppings to me, but they taste better. Trust me. I know.
I have no "agenda". I simply stated how I see things, and offered a potential explanation for where the freeware went. I assumed that he would know about the obvious places like tucows, download.com, sourceforge, and others, and was still having no luck. I felt that repeating the obvious would have been useless, and tried to offer some insight, but it appears I failed at communicating that. My apologies.
And now, my friend, you understand one of the reasons behind the GPL. Once it has been given, it cannot be taken back, and it's your to keep and use forever, without cost.
Most of those involved in the creation of freeware -- those who see the benefits in cooperation -- have moved their efforts to the open source world, where their value is seen and their work highly respected. You'll find a plenthora of such applications and utilities on the Linux/BSD side of things.
I don't mean to be a Free software zealot, but in this particular case, Free and Closed software are polar opposites. Welcome to the Light Side, young Skywalker.
Yes, transcoding from vorbis to aac would be better than to mp3.
For the very simple reason that I never want someone else to have control of my media, which could be possible if I were to use a non-free codec.
Actually, devices exist that work completely transparently, unlike the old fashioned calculator. Even tux uses one! Here's a pic of him modeling one of the later models.
It sounds vastly better for the same file size. And it's Free, and widely supported -- except on portable players, it seems.
But you really do want to do that if you want to listen to your tunes on your iPod, after all, it doesn't support ogg vorbis.
You're young. Go have an adventure to pester your grandkids with. You may not make more in terms of money, but you will get immeasurably more in experience. This would be an awesome opportunity to see Europe, that you might not get again soon. I'd definitely take it, while you have no ties holding you down.
Of course Wesley would know. Saving the day again, are we?
In Russia?
I think the fnords are getting to you :D
Be sure to talk to your programmers before you pull the switch on them. Not telling them would be rather subversive...
Trolls? Just hire some of the Anonymous Cowards following me around. They'll do plenty well. :D
Not necessarily with roulette. The roulette table can have a slighty variation which can show up statistically. However, you'd need to keep track of thousands of spins to get any meaningful information. It's just like flipping a coin that showed up heads 9 times out of the last 10 -- I'd bet heads the next 100 times.
VIM, of course ;)
Bizarre... I've heard of that site, but never thought I would be mentioned there. Perhaps I was a tad over-zealous with posting mirror links ;)
I've noticed that about long time unix users -- they tend to get very set in their ways of doing things. I know people that still use EMACS.
Troll? No. I have excellent karma, unlike some anonymous COWARD.
Yeah, I goofed and missed the -k option. It's fixed now :)