the review on my papers solving intricate black hole conundrums was overlooked by slashdot for this choice piece of brain candy. C'mon we can to better than this crap!!
The earth would appear to be eroding away by massive solar winds. Scientists predict the earth to be completely disintegrated in 20 to 30 billion years.
Give me a break. Do we really think Telcos are worried about 802.11 MANs? WI-FI networks work marginal at best on a MAN scale. 802.11 was never intended to deliver the services end users will demand.
You have the advantage. Geekanese is not easily translated as it propagates on so many undetectable levels. We think in complex patterns not easily communicated to the simple minded. How fortunate you have the tools of manipulation at your fingertips.
I am seeing degradation on UDP sessions coming into the RADIUS server.
What did he say?
We need bigger coffee cups in the break room.
You quietly handle the issue, and your popularity grows among the "gifted". Soon you become an icon. Your people hail you as their king and build small coffee-cup shaped temples to honor your loving-kindness.
http://yadvr.com/
I have seen their stuff compress and send DVD quality video and 2-way audio over a 128K connection with very little loss. Might be worth checking out.
We never intended developing 802.11x for the wide deployment it has reached. We have created a monster. Other solutions geared toward speed, mobility and security are by far more superior and feasible. Sprint and Nextel are waiting on the FCC to approve specrum usage in the MMDS frequencies that will allow for ultra-high speed and mobility.
www.nextnetwireless.com
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Nobody reads your crap on normal days.
Microsoft was thinking the same thing when they named Ballmer as the CEO? Both girls....love the camera....dumber than a dialtone.... hmmmm
Well said. :)
the review on my papers solving intricate black hole conundrums was overlooked by slashdot for this choice piece of brain candy. C'mon we can to better than this crap!!
Wonder if bungee will have anything new to add to the XB2 launch. Halo2 sure ended funny.
The earth would appear to be eroding away by massive solar winds. Scientists predict the earth to be completely disintegrated in 20 to 30 billion years.
Give me a break. Do we really think Telcos are worried about 802.11 MANs? WI-FI networks work marginal at best on a MAN scale. 802.11 was never intended to deliver the services end users will demand.
For 500 bucks and a free copy of FreeBSD.
Dude lighten up. Its funny!
Wheres the HD? Dump the "diskless" name and put a 40G in that thing.
Why do you think China has some of the best hackers in the world? The "necessity is the mother ...." comes to mind.
I'm giving up Lynx.
I rather doubt the OS in the vehicle is covering critical components such as breaking. The thought of a mobile virus is disturbing though.
You have the advantage. Geekanese is not easily translated as it propagates on so many undetectable levels. We think in complex patterns not easily communicated to the simple minded. How fortunate you have the tools of manipulation at your fingertips. I am seeing degradation on UDP sessions coming into the RADIUS server. What did he say? We need bigger coffee cups in the break room. You quietly handle the issue, and your popularity grows among the "gifted". Soon you become an icon. Your people hail you as their king and build small coffee-cup shaped temples to honor your loving-kindness.
Move your cubicle to Alaska. Grow "la buena herba".... Share with me.
http://yadvr.com/ I have seen their stuff compress and send DVD quality video and 2-way audio over a 128K connection with very little loss. Might be worth checking out.
Didn't Al Gore claim he invented the internet?
Best laugh all day reading this. Thank you!
We never intended developing 802.11x for the wide deployment it has reached. We have created a monster. Other solutions geared toward speed, mobility and security are by far more superior and feasible. Sprint and Nextel are waiting on the FCC to approve specrum usage in the MMDS frequencies that will allow for ultra-high speed and mobility. www.nextnetwireless.com