I know that, but Novell would make it a whole hell of a lot easier. IBM has the knife in, now they just need Novell (or a slightly competent judge) to twist it.
Actually, collecting semen for artificial insemination has been a major job for a while now. Granted, it's usually done with an artificial vagina, not by hand, and (at least with goats) not a buck to a wether (they're not that horny), but a buck to a doe, with the AV in between. I've got a tank of 12 liters of LN2 and 25-30 straws of goat semen in the kitchen, and I've seen a goat or two be collected... Electrojaculators just aren't that effective. PLEASE no goatse trolls!
Of course, I forgot that my server has a Belkin RTL8139 card in it... so it WASN'T the KHypermedia CD-RW that fried the second channel on the IDE bus and the i810 video card's h-hold!
That we won't buy. I mean, the 15' VGA extension cable (I don't have one, but...) could suddenly take over my monitor and display a 640x480x256 ad for Belkin porn filtering for VGA extension cables. The 25' and 14' Belkin network cables on my network could cause my site to display random ads, or worse, fry my D-Link router (or even worse, fry both the router and the $99 if damaged ADSL modem!) The 15' DB-9 extension cable could turn digital photos into ads (I don't use it anymore, but...)
It's in your router config under Parental Control. That link just sets a bit in your router telling it to disable Parental Control, which really scares me. The NANAE thread on it brought this up, because it means a trojan page can now fuck with your router.
3 people, and you're free to visit port 80 on my site to see if my RTL8139-based Belchin network card is serving up ads... If so, I'm pulling it, and swapping it for a 3c905 at my school.
That's why you use Pentium Ms. x86 compatibility, ridiculously low power, the Intel name (it means something, especially when they invented the x86, and it's an x86...), etc., etc. Of course, that's exactly what Intel DOESN'T want you to do (why else did they go to socket 479?), but RadiSys has a nice board that'll fix that little problem - the LS855.
D'oh! Forgot something: the Intel spec finder is royally fscked - it doesn't list the ULV (900-1000MHz), LV (1.1GHz), BGA (all speeds, permanently soldered), or 1.7GHz CPUs. It also says that the four CPUs they list are all Socket 478, when they're actually Socket 479.
Herein lies the problem. If your CPU was really a Pentium M, here's what the info would be (guestimating on the name and certainly not the exact cpu MHz - this is synthesized, as I don't have access to a Pentium M based system)
processor: 0 vendor_id: GenuineIntel cpu family: 6(same as a Pentium III or other P6-based cpus, not 15 like your NetBurst cored Pentium 4-M) model: 9(in between Coppermine and Tualatin P3) model name: Mobile Intel (R) Pentium (R) M CPU 1.70GHz (see the difference?) stepping: ????? (I have NO idea here) cpu MHz: 1700.000
Basically, you don't have a 1.8GHz Pentium M - you have an underclocked and slightly power-optimized P4 running at 1.8GHz. Hence, the name Pentium 4-M. So, a 900MHz ULV Pentium M (often found in new Tablet PC models and subnotebooks) is strong competition for your 1.8GHz Pentium 4-M.
Unless Micro-ATX (9.6"x9.6") is your favorite SFF mobo FF, don't spring for THAT one. Lippert has a Pentium M mobo (it's kinda strange for Mini-ITX, though, and it looks like it could be vapor (never trust a "Mid/End of Q4, 2003" and a "Price: Not fixed yet" in the beginning of Q4, 2003)), and Commell (the company behind the Pentium 4/4-M Mini-ITX mobos - they're switching away from industrial thanks to those two mobos, and they're developing SFF PC products now) is developing a Mini-ITX Pentium M mobo that is a bit more... normal.
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Excuse me, but the editors didn't write that. That was all the OP.
http://radio.weblogs.com/0105910/categories/sideba rs/2003/11/09.html
Read that.
It's not blocking wide IP ranges. It's blocking wide port ranges.
RTFA. Verio was doing blacklisting on ALL PROTOCOLS for this ISP. The guy could not even GET TO THE SITE.
http://www.hex-tech.co.uk/egg.asp
But you CAN cook an egg on an Athlon XP! This person did it!
Did I say that it was bad? No. I was just saying that if I was a terrorist, I would want one of these rather than a traditional prepaid phone.
But, these provide -total- anonymity if you use cash.
Would Novell WANT to be bought by SCO?
I know that, but Novell would make it a whole hell of a lot easier. IBM has the knife in, now they just need Novell (or a slightly competent judge) to twist it.
Linux == Cancer (to MS). They'd have Novell spin SuSE and Ximian right back off... (Or would they pull a SCO?)
An IBM controlled Novell will be the straw that broke the SCO's back...
Novell has full control of SCO's UNIX license, and an IBM controlled Novell would yank it in a heartbeat, securing Linux for IBM.
You mean AsSE? DON'T CLICK THAT LINK! It's something from the goatse archives!
Actually, collecting semen for artificial insemination has been a major job for a while now. Granted, it's usually done with an artificial vagina, not by hand, and (at least with goats) not a buck to a wether (they're not that horny), but a buck to a doe, with the AV in between. I've got a tank of 12 liters of LN2 and 25-30 straws of goat semen in the kitchen, and I've seen a goat or two be collected... Electrojaculators just aren't that effective. PLEASE no goatse trolls!
Hmm... didn't know that... This is interesting, but could you give me some proof? (BTW, I didn't know that you could vote more than once...)
You had to sign up for a (free) O'Reilly account. You could only vote for 3. I voted for KDE, OOo, and GIMP...
Of course, I forgot that my server has a Belkin RTL8139 card in it... so it WASN'T the KHypermedia CD-RW that fried the second channel on the IDE bus and the i810 video card's h-hold!
That we won't buy. I mean, the 15' VGA extension cable (I don't have one, but...) could suddenly take over my monitor and display a 640x480x256 ad for Belkin porn filtering for VGA extension cables. The 25' and 14' Belkin network cables on my network could cause my site to display random ads, or worse, fry my D-Link router (or even worse, fry both the router and the $99 if damaged ADSL modem!) The 15' DB-9 extension cable could turn digital photos into ads (I don't use it anymore, but...)
Pre-cutdown version of Win98 for MS-DOS 7.1: http://newdos.yginfo.net/dosware/addon/mw98gui.zip
It's from: http://newdos.yginfo.net/msdos71.htm
It's in your router config under Parental Control. That link just sets a bit in your router telling it to disable Parental Control, which really scares me. The NANAE thread on it brought this up, because it means a trojan page can now fuck with your router.
3 people, and you're free to visit port 80 on my site to see if my RTL8139-based Belchin network card is serving up ads... If so, I'm pulling it, and swapping it for a 3c905 at my school.
That's why you use Pentium Ms. x86 compatibility, ridiculously low power, the Intel name (it means something, especially when they invented the x86, and it's an x86...), etc., etc. Of course, that's exactly what Intel DOESN'T want you to do (why else did they go to socket 479?), but RadiSys has a nice board that'll fix that little problem - the LS855.
D'oh! Forgot something: the Intel spec finder is royally fscked - it doesn't list the ULV (900-1000MHz), LV (1.1GHz), BGA (all speeds, permanently soldered), or 1.7GHz CPUs. It also says that the four CPUs they list are all Socket 478, when they're actually Socket 479.
Herein lies the problem. If your CPU was really a Pentium M, here's what the info would be (guestimating on the name and certainly not the exact cpu MHz - this is synthesized, as I don't have access to a Pentium M based system)
processor: 0
vendor_id: GenuineIntel
cpu family: 6 (same as a Pentium III or other P6-based cpus, not 15 like your NetBurst cored Pentium 4-M)
model: 9 (in between Coppermine and Tualatin P3)
model name: Mobile Intel (R) Pentium (R) M CPU 1.70GHz (see the difference?)
stepping: ????? (I have NO idea here)
cpu MHz: 1700.000
Basically, you don't have a 1.8GHz Pentium M - you have an underclocked and slightly power-optimized P4 running at 1.8GHz. Hence, the name Pentium 4-M. So, a 900MHz ULV Pentium M (often found in new Tablet PC models and subnotebooks) is strong competition for your 1.8GHz Pentium 4-M.
Well, the two ways to say SuSE are:
SUE-zeh (the right way)
su-zie (the wrong way, but it's kinda like lih-nuks - it's the most common way to say it - besides, it's easier)
So, if the second pronunciation is the one you use, it's no-vell su-zie, or no-zie, already.
Unless Micro-ATX (9.6"x9.6") is your favorite SFF mobo FF, don't spring for THAT one. Lippert has a Pentium M mobo (it's kinda strange for Mini-ITX, though, and it looks like it could be vapor (never trust a "Mid/End of Q4, 2003" and a "Price: Not fixed yet" in the beginning of Q4, 2003)), and Commell (the company behind the Pentium 4/4-M Mini-ITX mobos - they're switching away from industrial thanks to those two mobos, and they're developing SFF PC products now) is developing a Mini-ITX Pentium M mobo that is a bit more... normal.