The system uses UPX compression on the main EXEs and DLLs, btw, in case you were wondering how I got it down past redruM69's 5.35mb. I also removed some extra files, and restored functionality which the other micro 95 builds don't have. I'll try UPXing the entire system and windows folders later, see if I can get it down past 4 or 3mb;)
UPX compresses most executables to 30% of their normal size. But it also makes the system slower (well its Win95 so thats not a big issue;) ) as the executables/libraries get uncompressed to memory when they get loaded by the Windows PE loader.
I'd like to see how small you can get the smallest floppy Linux using UPX, `strip` and some size squeezing GCC and linker flags:)
If you check the UPX examples you'll see that you can even get Emacs to less than 1 MB 8)
I already read about that a few hours ago on a German newspage and am currently waiting for SIPPhone's sales dep. to answer my questions:)
As you get 2 phones for $129 its not that big problem that you can only call other SIPPhones with that... I might buy a pair and give one phone to my girlfriend as she lives over 200km away from me and a priceless phone connection to her would lower my bill alot;)
If anyone is curious about the quality, there is some info about that on their homepage saying:
SIP calls typically have very high audio quality. Call quality is much better than cell phones and may even be better than land line phones you're used to - especially over long distances and between countries. SIP uses the latest compression techniques which allow calls to sound their best.
A friend of mine actually used this to steal ICQ numbers. He wrote a perl script wich googles from "00000001.idx 00000001.dat" to "99999999.idx 99999999.dat" and spits out the result links to a textfile if it gets a full match.
The ICQ password is stored in one of those two datafiles and there are dozend of free decrypt programms for that out there.
But if you think about it... how or why does someone put his ICQ directory on a webserver?!
On the other hand... some people are hosting pr0n sites and dont even know about it;)
Yes, because the filesystem (reiserfs) is faster, the applications run faster and software installation is easier aswell.
Btw, using Gentoo on that Ultra5.
How can you hide your identify on a Peer2Peer system where other users get your IP when they connect to your machine to download stuff (for backup reason of course)?
I doubt there is a way... netstat kills your privacy:P
Reason for this change is that a InfiniteReality4 can calculate 3 millionen polygons/s, a ATI chip can do about 10 millionen polygons/s in immediate mode or 75 millionen polygons/s in display list mode.
* sys-kernel/development-sources Latest version available: 2.6.0_beta1 Latest version installed: 2.5.70 Size of downloaded files: 32,155 kB Homepage: http://www.kernel.org/ http://www.gentoo.org/ Description: Full sources for the Development Branch of the Linux kernel
We had two Compaq Proliant servers at work, running SCO Unix. We reinstalled them with Linux three weeks ago and sent back all SCO CD's, handbooks etc. to SCO with a little note that we dont want to use Software from a Company which can't write good code and sues those who can.
Curious why we didn't receive a response yet;)
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;) ) as the executables/libraries get uncompressed to memory when they get loaded by the Windows PE loader.
:)
The system uses UPX compression on the main EXEs and DLLs, btw, in case you were wondering how I got it down past redruM69's 5.35mb. I also removed some extra files, and restored functionality which the other micro 95 builds don't have. I'll try UPXing the entire system and windows folders later, see if I can get it down past 4 or 3mb
UPX compresses most executables to 30% of their normal size. But it also makes the system slower (well its Win95 so thats not a big issue
I'd like to see how small you can get the smallest floppy Linux using UPX, `strip` and some size squeezing GCC and linker flags
If you check the UPX examples you'll see that you can even get Emacs to less than 1 MB 8)
Hey, *BSD and Linux are both over 10 years old, so whats the point? ;)
Heh, the Contiki server was up for a longer time ;)
Any platform? Show me the native Linux client supporting all that features :P
:)
BTW, I use CenterICQ.
And I havent seen a really decent, wireless headset with good headphones for less than $129 yet... show me one
Easy,
:P
1) I dont want to be all the time at my PC while talking with her, 2) Those IM you mentioned wont run on my Linux box
I already read about that a few hours ago on a German newspage and am currently waiting for SIPPhone's sales dep. to answer my questions :)
;)
:)
As you get 2 phones for $129 its not that big problem that you can only call other SIPPhones with that... I might buy a pair and give one phone to my girlfriend as she lives over 200km away from me and a priceless phone connection to her would lower my bill alot
If anyone is curious about the quality, there is some info about that on their homepage saying:
SIP calls typically have very high audio quality. Call quality is much better than cell phones and may even be better than land line phones you're used to - especially over long distances and between countries. SIP uses the latest compression techniques which allow calls to sound their best.
Sounds ok for me
So whats that? ;)
Will RedHat sue them for using RPM?
A friend of mine actually used this to steal ICQ numbers. He wrote a perl script wich googles from "00000001.idx 00000001.dat" to "99999999.idx 99999999.dat" and spits out the result links to a textfile if it gets a full match.
;)
The ICQ password is stored in one of those two datafiles and there are dozend of free decrypt programms for that out there.
But if you think about it... how or why does someone put his ICQ directory on a webserver?!
On the other hand... some people are hosting pr0n sites and dont even know about it
I am a bit biased because I always like Linux more than Solaris :)
You can read abit about my installation here.
Yes, because the filesystem (reiserfs) is faster, the applications run faster and software installation is easier aswell. Btw, using Gentoo on that Ultra5.
You missed that you can also use Daemon-Tools to mount your latest downloaded W***z ISO's and even play them over VNC (at 1/10 FPS)! :)
Is it REALLY that hard to just walk around and look at peoples' glasses?
;)
You haven't been at the Oktoberfest yet
Erm... there is a S-Wing.
You mean my site? Plain vim that is :)
XHTML and CSS1/2... took me some time to make it look the same on most common browsers :/
Well, I have a DSL connection at home and use dialup when I am on tour. I am just too much used to unlimited internet access time :)
Good points, but I would prefer a combination of SquirrelMail (or SSH / PuTTY & Mutt) and a dynamic DNS domain over a "freemail provider". :)
Do I see Google links in that article? ;)
There is a way. :)
How can you hide your identify on a Peer2Peer system where other users get your IP when they connect to your machine to download stuff (for backup reason of course)?
:P
I doubt there is a way... netstat kills your privacy
Reason for this change is that a InfiniteReality4 can calculate 3 millionen polygons/s, a ATI chip can do about 10 millionen polygons/s in immediate mode or 75 millionen polygons/s in display list mode.
More information in this article, translation here.
We had two Compaq Proliant servers at work, running SCO Unix. We reinstalled them with Linux three weeks ago and sent back all SCO CD's, handbooks etc. to SCO with a little note that we dont want to use Software from a Company which can't write good code and sues those who can.
;)
Curious why we didn't receive a response yet
http://www.asciipr0n.com :D