If you would have known the difference between the Pentium 4-M and the Pentium M, you'd have realized that the Pentium M is the Pentium 3 Plus, whereas the Pentium 4-M is a low-power Pentium 4.
A 1Ghz Nehemiah is a lot slower that an 1Ghz Duron or Celeron.
Whoa, there. I'd check VIA's page on the C3 being cool before you say it's slower than a 1GHz Celeron. It's at http://www.via.com.tw/en/viac3/pcb.jsp. Scroll to the performance per watt graph (just above the fanless heat rendering)
How about a touchscreen LCD or something? You'd be MUCH closer to no moving parts. Windows has an OSK (on-screen keyboard) for people who can't type but are able to use a pointing device (anyone who can move their eyes in case you were wondering).
They didn't compare it to either the Pentium 3 (it was originally designed to be a Celeron clone) or the Pentium M, but the Nehemia-core VIA C3 (1.0 GHz) is faster MHz per MHz than a Celery 3 1.0 GHz.
http://www.via.com.tw/en/viac3/pcb.jsp Scroll down to Winstone 2002 Performance per Watt.
Just do a DOOM.wad. Then it'll work on a 486, too. After all, with LOTS of fighting, you can pay your $699 fee for Linux 2.4+ on a 486.
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To be specific, it was an Opteron (1-way - same as Athlon FX, but not Athlon 64 - Opteron is for servers, FX is for enthusiasts/gamers, 64 is for home users) overclocked to 2.0 GHz (from 1.8 GHz), a dual P4 (3.06 GHz), a single P4 (3.06 GHz), an Athlon XP (forget the speed).
Thumb drives can also have scripts to throw their data on as your settings soon after you plug it in. (Unfortunately, I don't know how to automate it on Windows - autorun.inf is ignored by Windows on my JumpDrive)
ALL Windows versions 3.1 and up, DOS, Netware, OS/2, Linux (they fucking specifically say Linux), etc., etc. It takes LOADS of HDD space, though (500 FSCKING MB FOR WINDOWS 95?!?!).
But this guy is looking at VMware ESX Server 2 and MS Virtual Server. You're using the price for Workstation, which is probably much less than ESX (anyone got a quote?). Virtual PC 5 (for Windows) was approximately $130.
Plastic straws. It's plastic straws, in plastic (or metal) canes, in metal canisters. It's a glass speculum, except even those are being replaced by plastic.
This page has goat A.I. equipment. Scroll past the A.I. stand stuff for the actual equipment.
Actually, semen is stored in sealed straws, and they're frozen solid, so they wouldn't leak out anyway. First, they shove the semen into the tubes, and put stabilizers in, let it cool down in a dry nitrogen tank, then put more stablizers in, and throw it in a liquid tank. A week later, you pick it up and transfer the straws into your tank. Besides, washing it is a VERY bad idea. Rust is something you DEFINITELY don't want on one of these.
OK, so I'm a hopeless BOFH. It's not like any of the admins were with in 50 miles of the building at the time, it was temporary, and I didn't know that using.255 was a very bad idea. It worked, though...
Reminds me of what my mom does when there's no light. She puts her head so close to the keyboard that she'd be better off typing with her nose, just to see the keyboard.
Same way here, except I just gave up on Mavis Beacon. I was typing a report on my old beat-up Apple//c (no small feat without hunting and pecking - even for a touch typer - the keyboard was fux0red), and I realized that I wasn't looking at the keyboard at all. I'm now up to 50 wpm, and I get a couple more wpm out of an IBM Model M. Audible feedback rules! Type hard or go home! (modelm.org reference)
My router defaults to 192.168.0.*..1 for the router,.100+ for clients. My DSL modem (built in router, but a hub won't work with it - it's locked down to one DHCP client) uses 192.168.1.1 for itself, and 192.168.1.2 for the client.
My school network uses 10.0.0.* for their network. We're currently up to 90 (well, I took 255 for my box when I brought it in), but many of those aren't actually used. We hand-assign IPs.
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That's a Micro-ATX board (9.6" x 9.6"). This Thunderbird board is a Mini-ITX board (6.75" x 6.75").
If you would have known the difference between the Pentium 4-M and the Pentium M, you'd have realized that the Pentium M is the Pentium 3 Plus, whereas the Pentium 4-M is a low-power Pentium 4.
You haven't seen this then, have you? (I assume you've seen Ezra-T benchmarks - Ezra-T C3/Eden CPUs SUCK ROYALLY)
I've seen old beat-up pickups (1985 Ford F-150) do it too.
A 1Ghz Nehemiah is a lot slower that an 1Ghz Duron or Celeron.
Whoa, there. I'd check VIA's page on the C3 being cool before you say it's slower than a 1GHz Celeron. It's at http://www.via.com.tw/en/viac3/pcb.jsp. Scroll to the performance per watt graph (just above the fanless heat rendering)
How about a touchscreen LCD or something? You'd be MUCH closer to no moving parts. Windows has an OSK (on-screen keyboard) for people who can't type but are able to use a pointing device (anyone who can move their eyes in case you were wondering).
They didn't compare it to either the Pentium 3 (it was originally designed to be a Celeron clone) or the Pentium M, but the Nehemia-core VIA C3 (1.0 GHz) is faster MHz per MHz than a Celery 3 1.0 GHz.
http://www.via.com.tw/en/viac3/pcb.jsp
Scroll down to Winstone 2002 Performance per Watt.
Ugh, Intel embedded graphics. And no AGP slot (it was PCI or AGP, which would you choose? Keep in mind this is for industrial embedded systems).
Just do a DOOM .wad. Then it'll work on a 486, too. After all, with LOTS of fighting, you can pay your $699 fee for Linux 2.4+ on a 486.
To be specific, it was an Opteron (1-way - same as Athlon FX, but not Athlon 64 - Opteron is for servers, FX is for enthusiasts/gamers, 64 is for home users) overclocked to 2.0 GHz (from 1.8 GHz), a dual P4 (3.06 GHz), a single P4 (3.06 GHz), an Athlon XP (forget the speed).
Thumb drives can also have scripts to throw their data on as your settings soon after you plug it in. (Unfortunately, I don't know how to automate it on Windows - autorun.inf is ignored by Windows on my JumpDrive)
RTFA yourself. The server runs Linux. The DESKTOP in the experiment ran Windows XP.
This isn't the server version, but here's something interesting (similar system requirements to VMware Workstation 4.0):
w nl oads/trial.asp
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/virtualpc/do
ALL Windows versions 3.1 and up, DOS, Netware, OS/2, Linux (they fucking specifically say Linux), etc., etc. It takes LOADS of HDD space, though (500 FSCKING MB FOR WINDOWS 95?!?!).
But this guy is looking at VMware ESX Server 2 and MS Virtual Server. You're using the price for Workstation, which is probably much less than ESX (anyone got a quote?). Virtual PC 5 (for Windows) was approximately $130.
Plastic straws. It's plastic straws, in plastic (or metal) canes, in metal canisters. It's a glass speculum, except even those are being replaced by plastic.
This page has goat A.I. equipment. Scroll past the A.I. stand stuff for the actual equipment.
Actually, semen is stored in sealed straws, and they're frozen solid, so they wouldn't leak out anyway. First, they shove the semen into the tubes, and put stabilizers in, let it cool down in a dry nitrogen tank, then put more stablizers in, and throw it in a liquid tank. A week later, you pick it up and transfer the straws into your tank. Besides, washing it is a VERY bad idea. Rust is something you DEFINITELY don't want on one of these.
OK, so I'm a hopeless BOFH. It's not like any of the admins were with in 50 miles of the building at the time, it was temporary, and I didn't know that using .255 was a very bad idea. It worked, though...
Reminds me of what my mom does when there's no light. She puts her head so close to the keyboard that she'd be better off typing with her nose, just to see the keyboard.
Typo Command was a version for the Cybiko handheld computer (forget touch typing on the sub-sub-chiclet keyboard on it).
e w/ 45945.html is a program a lot like that. Since it's 95/98/NT4 code, it might run on WINE.
http://exp.tukids.tucows.com/win95nt/9-12/previ
Same way here, except I just gave up on Mavis Beacon. I was typing a report on my old beat-up Apple //c (no small feat without hunting and pecking - even for a touch typer - the keyboard was fux0red), and I realized that I wasn't looking at the keyboard at all. I'm now up to 50 wpm, and I get a couple more wpm out of an IBM Model M. Audible feedback rules! Type hard or go home! (modelm.org reference)
My router defaults to 192.168.0.*. .1 for the router, .100+ for clients. My DSL modem (built in router, but a hub won't work with it - it's locked down to one DHCP client) uses 192.168.1.1 for itself, and 192.168.1.2 for the client.
My school network uses 10.0.0.* for their network. We're currently up to 90 (well, I took 255 for my box when I brought it in), but many of those aren't actually used. We hand-assign IPs.
How about e-mails? I want a majordomo based blacklist. Subscribe the bl to the md listserv, and then it becomes war.
RS232 to USB adapter. That and a parallel adapter are what I'd need in the box with a mac before I'd ever consider one.
Can't vote yet and never stepped foot in Florida. Eat that.