Judging by the copyrights on a Dell? You must be out of your mind, or never looked at a new (latest generation, available for a couple months before the b2s rush) Dell. They're running the current version of PhoenixBIOS now (maybe not on their managable (OptiPlex and Latitude) systems, but definitely on their home systems). Look at the boot screen on an Inspiron 1100. It's in 1024x768x256 (or more). The only one that can do that is the latest version of PhoenixBIOS.
This isn't a Google competitor, it's an Overture competitor (think Google AdWords, but only a search of those sites - and listings are ranked by cost, just like adwords).
Umm, it would be possible to stop even if the rider is leaning forward - if not, you'd have to kick off to start the Segway, or have damn good balance.
All I've heard is a MINOR mention that one company's voting machine is outlawed in Ohio, another's wasn't being used, and the Diebold, which has security issues, was going to be used (WBNS 10, Columbus).
The last time someone made an copy protection scheme for "CDs", didn't it only affect the first track on Linux? And even that could be gotten around? It's really simple - just rip everything but track 1 using CDParanoia.
Obviously, SOMEONE cares about BeOS, if they're making something as large scale as THIS. It's like Amiga. It's dead (in the incarnation that we all know - NOT like AOS4/AmigaONE, which is an entirely different platform from the classic Amiga).
I said mine was free. (it was free because I fixed it) I got the PSU for free because my school had some dead PCs of the same model. Mine's a Celeron 466 with 256MB RAM. Opera and Win2K work wonders on something like this - even when a webserver is running:-) (I'm running my site off of this box)
I KNOW they sell the Classic 101 (which I've heard feels somewhat cheaper), but it's $50. The Model M is cheaper (because it's used), and better quality.
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Judging by the copyrights on a Dell? You must be out of your mind, or never looked at a new (latest generation, available for a couple months before the b2s rush) Dell. They're running the current version of PhoenixBIOS now (maybe not on their managable (OptiPlex and Latitude) systems, but definitely on their home systems). Look at the boot screen on an Inspiron 1100. It's in 1024x768x256 (or more). The only one that can do that is the latest version of PhoenixBIOS.
Yep. I've got a Sprint-modified Zyxel. It works great - unfortunately, mine won't function as a router if you add a hub!
They won't be putting the GPS in all of the cans - only the winning cans.
Of course, that's 400Mb/s, not MB/s. 1 Mb (megabit) is 1/8 of 1 MB (megabyte).
Destroy them? Just borrow another tank!
Folding@Home - it's a distributed computing app.
Is it just me, or is it strange that someone with a UID of 161571 has only one posted story and one comment?
This isn't a Google competitor, it's an Overture competitor (think Google AdWords, but only a search of those sites - and listings are ranked by cost, just like adwords).
Umm, it would be possible to stop even if the rider is leaning forward - if not, you'd have to kick off to start the Segway, or have damn good balance.
Of course, there is your typo here. A spammer COULD say ron@monekys.com signed it, and a LOT of people may accept.
I wouldn't be pushing power down a SATA connector if I were you...
Umm, I think that already exists. Granted, it works better on ISA (which can take MANY more slots), but it's possible.
If the EPIA M 10000 is any sign, it'll be on par with the EPIA M series.
Actually, it's Nextel, and their ads are:
Antennalopes (antennas instead of antlers)
Pigeons (with antennas on their legs)
Antenna (400,000 feet tall)
What about the Mini-ITX boards? They didn't cut off the RS-232 connector on those!
All I've heard is a MINOR mention that one company's voting machine is outlawed in Ohio, another's wasn't being used, and the Diebold, which has security issues, was going to be used (WBNS 10, Columbus).
The last time someone made an copy protection scheme for "CDs", didn't it only affect the first track on Linux? And even that could be gotten around? It's really simple - just rip everything but track 1 using CDParanoia.
Obviously, SOMEONE cares about BeOS, if they're making something as large scale as THIS. It's like Amiga. It's dead (in the incarnation that we all know - NOT like AOS4/AmigaONE, which is an entirely different platform from the classic Amiga).
No. I don't think you can combine three units like that (temperature over distance AND time?!?). It WOULD be K/ms, or Kelvin/milliseconds.
K/ms would be the only way. That would be interesting, though - what is the heat output versus time of that thing?
Yep, that's the oldskool model M.
Umm, I call BS. I have OOo 1.1RC3, and I made a 2 page long table a couple days ago.
I said mine was free. (it was free because I fixed it) I got the PSU for free because my school had some dead PCs of the same model. Mine's a Celeron 466 with 256MB RAM. Opera and Win2K work wonders on something like this - even when a webserver is running :-) (I'm running my site off of this box)
When the most you can pay for a PC is $50. (Free is good - especially when it's because of a dead PSU, and I can get a good working PSU for free)
I KNOW they sell the Classic 101 (which I've heard feels somewhat cheaper), but it's $50. The Model M is cheaper (because it's used), and better quality.