If you stuff an upgrade card into one of these, you'll have a neat looking machine with plenty of power. This site is the place to go to learn about about the G4 Cube.
Here's some interesting information from a previous Votemaster comment:
The attackers have tried repeatedly to break in, but the server is a rock-solid Linux system which has stood up to everything they threw at it and hasn't crashed since I got it in May.
Yes, I think there was a lot of anticipation since he announced last week that he would be revealing his identity today. I started trying to load the page at 8:30AM (Eastern US). It was out of date until just before 9AM, and then the site got really, really slow.
I was certainly surprised to learn the Votemaster is AST. I started using Minix back at version 1.3, so I'm very familiar with him over the years.
Gates looks good!
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The funny thing is, they didn't have to change the hair or skin tone much to make this mask...
Domain names in the.com and.net domains can now be registered with many different competing registrars. Go to http://www.internic.net for detailed information.
I think it's because most folks claim they want to get away from it all, but when push comes to shove, they can't survive in the wild without the cell phone, sat dish, laptop, coffee machine, Blackberry, TiVo, hot showers, etc., etc., etc. So why not add a jackknife with a USB drive into the mix?
Is anyone seriously working on a fix to the existing SMTP protocol that prevents spam or superceding SMTP with something else that directly addresses the spam problem?
I'm concerned that there is no way to cut all of the SMTP servers out there over to a new mail protocol, even if one is invented. As an example, how easily did the transition from individual hosts files to the DNS system proceed back in the day?
In the mean time, I have been looking at implementing SPF http://spf.pobox.com/. Has anyone else tried that, and has it worked well? I'm wondering if it's going to work very well until more folks start adding SPF records to their DNS servers. I guess as long as the big guns (AOL, etc.) have started doing so, that might reduce the amount of forged messages to a manageable level. Thoughts?
What is Amazon doing now - monitoring the traffic it gets to certain books and then removing reviews that contribute to a less than average rating? How do we explain the reduction in reviews from 300+ to 81 and the boost in the rating?
I'm getting there.:) A Mac G4 with OS X (BSD) is hooked to a KVM switch with the XP laptop. All of the servers are Linux and FreeBSD - no more Windows there. It'll probably be another 3-6 months before the Mac (really, it's UNIX!) is my primary machine.
I read in the paper this morning that SP2 will be doing things like turning on the WinXP firewall by default and gawd knows what else. Does anyone know if we'll be able to easily see all of its proposed "helpful" actions and disable the ones we don't want? For instance, I already have a hardware firewall, so I don't need the software firewall to be enabled.
Didja ever get the feeling that you should give up what you're doing and become a lawyer?!? Has anyone calculated the amount of money they are making off of the train wreck that is SCO, both on the offense and on the defense? My guess is that it's larger than the GDP of a lot of countries!
Can the tool also figure out how much of the CPAN code looks like line noise in a terminal window?
[Ob. reference: I love Perl and use it all of the time, but a programmer I met years ago said it was the only language where the source code reminded him of line noise]
What I'd like to know is what's to become of the birds and other small animals that call the rocket their home? Is it time to give PETA a call and sic 'em on NASA?
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Have a look at the Mac G4 Cube here:p hoto/674/sort/2/cat/501/page/1
http://www.cubeowner.com/photopost/showphoto.php/
If you stuff an upgrade card into one of these, you'll have a neat looking machine with plenty of power. This site is the place to go to learn about about the G4 Cube.
...Ashcroft's statue was seen disrobing upon hearing of his resignation!
Ok, how long does everyone think we'll have to wait until "Contract with America, Part Deux" is unveiled?
Here's some interesting information from a previous Votemaster comment:
The attackers have tried repeatedly to break in, but the server is a rock-solid Linux system which has stood up to everything they threw at it and hasn't crashed since I got it in May.
The full Google cache of the page is here
Yes, I think there was a lot of anticipation since he announced last week that he would be revealing his identity today. I started trying to load the page at 8:30AM (Eastern US). It was out of date until just before 9AM, and then the site got really, really slow.
I was certainly surprised to learn the Votemaster is AST. I started using Minix back at version 1.3, so I'm very familiar with him over the years.
The funny thing is, they didn't have to change the hair or skin tone much to make this mask...
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http://images.forbes.com/media/halloween/gates.jp
Joanie loves Chachi...
That shouldn't affect your tuition - they probably got all of those chairs from dot-com asset auctions a couple of years ago!
I think it's because most folks claim they want to get away from it all, but when push comes to shove, they can't survive in the wild without the cell phone, sat dish, laptop, coffee machine, Blackberry, TiVo, hot showers, etc., etc., etc. So why not add a jackknife with a USB drive into the mix?
Go IBM, we're counting on you all the way!
Based on the article summary: 18800 * 2/3 = 12533 non-US jobs
I'm concerned that there is no way to cut all of the SMTP servers out there over to a new mail protocol, even if one is invented. As an example, how easily did the transition from individual hosts files to the DNS system proceed back in the day?
In the mean time, I have been looking at implementing SPF http://spf.pobox.com/. Has anyone else tried that, and has it worked well? I'm wondering if it's going to work very well until more folks start adding SPF records to their DNS servers. I guess as long as the big guns (AOL, etc.) have started doing so, that might reduce the amount of forged messages to a manageable level. Thoughts?
Check out this previous story: http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/08/04/18 54238&tid=193&tid=4&tid=218
What is Amazon doing now - monitoring the traffic it gets to certain books and then removing reviews that contribute to a less than average rating? How do we explain the reduction in reviews from 300+ to 81 and the boost in the rating?
Please don't tell me it's M$ Bob!
I'm getting there. :) A Mac G4 with OS X (BSD) is hooked to a KVM switch with the XP laptop. All of the servers are Linux and FreeBSD - no more Windows there. It'll probably be another 3-6 months before the Mac (really, it's UNIX!) is my primary machine.
I read in the paper this morning that SP2 will be doing things like turning on the WinXP firewall by default and gawd knows what else. Does anyone know if we'll be able to easily see all of its proposed "helpful" actions and disable the ones we don't want? For instance, I already have a hardware firewall, so I don't need the software firewall to be enabled.
Oh well, back to the code... :)
I liked episodes 4, 5, and 6 of this movie, but episodes 1 and 2 sucked!
Fink said the launch is a test "so that we can see the take up we get for this particular product."
Soooo.... if the "take up" is insufficient, then the test failed? Where is the customer left in that case?
Darl vs. Satan
[Ob. reference: I love Perl and use it all of the time, but a programmer I met years ago said it was the only language where the source code reminded him of line noise]
C'mon, I'm supposed to be scared of a thing that looks like a giant salt-and-pepper shaker? Someone, please explain....
What I'd like to know is what's to become of the birds and other small animals that call the rocket their home? Is it time to give PETA a call and sic 'em on NASA?