thanks for the info (i'm not into politics much) perhaps evoting would make it easier for them to vote?... he knows about absentee ballots (i heard him talk to my aunt about it)
my dad, who is a devout republican, says that it will make it possible for the troops in iraq to vote, and the democrats are only against it because it will help bush. ugh... i tried to tell him that it is a flawed system, but he just said that they have no other options. of course there are other better machines to use, and possibly mailing the votes as well... this may be one of the mindsets for insec^H^H^H^H^H electronic voting
hmmm... we should start a thing to alert people of the dangers of "trusted computing". i'm sure Microsoft is going to market it as "no viruses", and people will be happy (they don't know the full story). i can't wait to see how long it takes to hack (kernel/hardware hacking, the real hacking). does apple have one of these? (i hope not...) apple seems like one way to go. i don't see sgi or via on the list either... and then there's all the current hardware that has none of this "trusted computing" junk, so we're good for quite some time. but it's still frigthening...
i'm writing this from an amd64 box running a 64bit linux distro. gentoo, lfs, and debian all have free 64bit support. mandrake and suse charge, but they all work
i doubt the cent has a significant effect on tax. in the us, we do sales tax proportionally (5.6% where i live), and i am fairly certain that it's just a cheap marketing trick.
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that's odd... linux came with it in the install kernel :)
thanks for the info (i'm not into politics much)
perhaps evoting would make it easier for them to vote?... he knows about absentee ballots (i heard him talk to my aunt about it)
actually, he's real bright, but i think he's just too far into the republican thing...
my dad, who is a devout republican, says that it will make it possible for the troops in iraq to vote, and the democrats are only against it because it will help bush.
ugh... i tried to tell him that it is a flawed system, but he just said that they have no other options. of course there are other better machines to use, and possibly mailing the votes as well...
this may be one of the mindsets for insec^H^H^H^H^H electronic voting
"often have more differentiated views"
so their views are just derivatives of other peoples' views?
software raid? :)
anyway, i have a 10k rpm sata disk... bring it
hmmm... we should start a thing to alert people of the dangers of "trusted computing". i'm sure Microsoft is going to market it as "no viruses", and people will be happy (they don't know the full story). i can't wait to see how long it takes to hack (kernel/hardware hacking, the real hacking).
does apple have one of these? (i hope not...)
apple seems like one way to go. i don't see sgi or via on the list either... and then there's all the current hardware that has none of this "trusted computing" junk, so we're good for quite some time.
but it's still frigthening...
ha! :)
it's good to see more puns, keep it up
(seriously, they're great)
oh, crap. i thought you meant 64bit in general... sorry
i'm writing this from an amd64 box running a 64bit linux distro.
gentoo, lfs, and debian all have free 64bit support. mandrake and suse charge, but they all work
i doubt the cent has a significant effect on tax. in the us, we do sales tax proportionally (5.6% where i live), and i am fairly certain that it's just a cheap marketing trick.
do they have one for links?
inverter, crowbar, wire stripper, and thick alligator cables :)
thank you! you would not believe how many times i did this habitually in a text editor....
They have LANs there with 1000+ PCs for CS only.
oh my... they should dual boot them with freebsd and run a cluster
There aren't (yet).
actually, ut2004 has a 64bit demo for linux, provided you run a 64bit procesor and os (which i do)... it's fun
sells a guide
they were on the top thread in the forum i listed. i did not put in their link, because they are selling info that can be obtained through google.
then you'll definitely want this card
yes that would be the nerd mafia
lol
they already do, it's called a surgeon general's warning
that it must be popular to be good?
actually, it was more of a rhetorical question... :)
they should be allowed to license it how they like, and we should be allowed to boycott
they will, but to a lesser degree
look in the bottom right corner of the linked page (from the summary) :)
in the bottom right of the linked database page it says "Reproduction prohibited without permission"
lol...