On The Pirate Bay blog the TPB crew gives their side of the story.
Idealism is not dead: The profits from the sale will go into a foundation that is going to help with projects about freedom of speech, freedom of information and the openess of the nets. I hope everybody will help out in that and realize that this is the best option for all. Don't worry - be happy!
...come to think about it, they will need to send robots to build the jumpgates. But once they are in place hyperspace will take us anywhere!
I can hardly wait!
Dear Mr ICANN,
I'm interested in buying your domain ny.mob and italian.mob. Heck, I'll take them all.
I'll make you an offer you can't refuse!
brg,
Sergione
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Testen ble kjørt på Ubuntu Warty. Etter at testen ble påbegynt har Hoary kommet. Versjonen skal ikke ha noen innvirkning på resultatene. Både LSI- og Adaptec-kontrollerene ble kjørt med siste versjon av driverne. For å se på RAID-egenskapene i kontrollerne vi har testet, så har vi også kjørt alle kontrollere med kjernens eget software-RAID.
Kjernen benyttet under testingen var 2.6.8.1-5-amd64-k8-smp. Det ble brukt x86_64-versjonen av Warty.
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Translation:
The test was ran on Ubuntu Warty. After the test-project was started Horay was released. The Ubuntu version should not have any effect on the results. Both the LSI- and Adaptech-controllers was used with the latest versions of the drivers. To measure the capabilities of the controllers we have also tested all the controllers with the Linux kernels internal software RAID.
The kernel used for this test was 2.6.8.1-5-amd64-k8-smp. The x86_64 version of Warty was used.
It's ever so political correct to hate the US over here in Europe. Many people see the US as the über bad guys and are in many ways glorifying the likes of Castro and Hussein because of this. Here in Norway various left-oriented parties were actually raising funds to support the "military opposition" in Iraq(yes the wackos that are blowing themselves up)...
I'm no US-fanboy myself, and I was not pro the Iraq invasion, but I think it's sad to see the growing unbalanced hatred against the US here.
Hey, what a cool project! Gotta love comments like "There's so much support for Linux and BSD on this hardware that it's hard not to build one":-)
Now if enough people hooked up WLAN routers in their cars you could build a mesh network and Internet access could be provided by any available open static access point(s) so that you dont have to pay big $$$ for the mobile linkup.
Mesh IP-routing is actually quite widespread in experimental free comunity networks theese days. Check out http://www.freenetworks.org/ Ofcause I am going to use this oppertunity to promote http://www.olsr.org/;-)
You could get a mesh network up and running without too much cost. If you invest on 3-4 Linksys WRT54(g) devices and run something like http://www.olsr.org/ on them, then you have a running mesh network.
I'm using a PenDragon (from torspoal). This thumbdrive also packs a 802.3b WLAN interface - and yes, you can keep the drivers on the stick:)
Anyways, if I wear it on a string around my neck does it make me one of the cool guys or just a lamer trying too hard?
The meshCube is excellent for mesh netwroking using MANET routing protocols. It has sucessfully ran the optimized linkState routing protocol from http://www.olsr.org for self configuring multi hop operation.
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Rovi.. that's the company once known as macROVIsion. That's right - rights-management on video tapes.
Fantastic :-)
Hans? HAAAANS? I want to print zis document! Write me ein verdamt printerdriver!!
On The Pirate Bay blog the TPB crew gives their side of the story.
Idealism is not dead: The profits from the sale will go into a foundation that is going to help with projects about freedom of speech, freedom of information and the openess of the nets. I hope everybody will help out in that and realize that this is the best option for all. Don't worry - be happy!
...come to think about it, they will need to send robots to build the jumpgates. But once they are in place hyperspace will take us anywhere! I can hardly wait!
Or you culd check out http://freifunk.net/
Mates, let's head over to 'de http://piratebay.se/ and pirate away while we cannn!
Gates: ehhh... I'd rather not.
...librarians fire YOU while surfing pr0n!
Dear Mr ICANN, I'm interested in buying your domain ny.mob and italian.mob. Heck, I'll take them all. I'll make you an offer you can't refuse! brg, Sergione
Something along the lines of this? http://agnostica.free.fr/images/piss_on_intel.gif
I always figured .cum would be the ultimate pr0n top-domain :-)
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Testen ble kjørt på Ubuntu Warty. Etter at testen ble påbegynt har Hoary kommet. Versjonen skal ikke ha noen innvirkning på resultatene. Både LSI- og Adaptec-kontrollerene ble kjørt med siste versjon av driverne. For å se på RAID-egenskapene i kontrollerne vi har testet, så har vi også kjørt alle kontrollere med kjernens eget software-RAID.
Kjernen benyttet under testingen var 2.6.8.1-5-amd64-k8-smp. Det ble brukt x86_64-versjonen av Warty.
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Translation:
The test was ran on Ubuntu Warty. After the test-project was started Horay was released. The Ubuntu version should not have any effect on the results. Both the LSI- and Adaptech-controllers was used with the latest versions of the drivers. To measure the capabilities of the controllers we have also tested all the controllers with the Linux kernels internal software RAID.
The kernel used for this test was 2.6.8.1-5-amd64-k8-smp. The x86_64 version of Warty was used.
...a beowulf cluster of boxen running linux streaming pr0n to Soviet-Russia cellphones who owns you!
It's ever so political correct to hate the US over here in Europe. Many people see the US as the über bad guys and are in many ways glorifying the likes of Castro and Hussein because of this. Here in Norway various left-oriented parties were actually raising funds to support the "military opposition" in Iraq(yes the wackos that are blowing themselves up)...
I'm no US-fanboy myself, and I was not pro the Iraq invasion, but I think it's sad to see the growing unbalanced hatred against the US here.
I'd like to buy some crack from the people who moderated the parent post to +5 Informative...
Hey, what a cool project! Gotta love comments like "There's so much support for Linux and BSD on this hardware that it's hard not to build one" :-)
Now if enough people hooked up WLAN routers in their cars you could build a mesh network and Internet access could be provided by any available open static access point(s) so that you dont have to pay big $$$ for the mobile linkup.
Mesh IP-routing is actually quite widespread in experimental free comunity networks theese days. Check out http://www.freenetworks.org/ ;-)
Ofcause I am going to use this oppertunity to promote http://www.olsr.org/
You could get a mesh network up and running without too much cost. If you invest on 3-4 Linksys WRT54(g) devices and run something like http://www.olsr.org/ on them, then you have a running mesh network.
The company that can't look further than the name of the college you graduated from is not likley to be the company you want to work for anyway ;-)
How is that? The little guys inside the RL "game" are just collections of carbone...
Works for me on GNU/Linux using the linux-wlan-ng driver(WLAN interface). The storage part works like any USB mass-storage device.
I'm using a PenDragon (from torspoal). This thumbdrive also packs a 802.3b WLAN interface - and yes, you can keep the drivers on the stick :)
Anyways, if I wear it on a string around my neck does it make me one of the cool guys or just a lamer trying too hard?
How does AODV work better than AODV? Have you tested recent implementations? Obviously I'm pretty biased in this discussion ;-)
This has been done. OLSR(http://www.olsr.org) packages are avalible for OpenWrt(http://openwrt.ksilebo.net)
The meshCube is excellent for mesh netwroking using MANET routing protocols. It has sucessfully ran the optimized linkState routing protocol from http://www.olsr.org for self configuring multi hop operation.