I have used this for everything from my home network to a couple of biz's connected with T-1's. Even using a amd k6 speed was not an issue. It is just a great setup!
Not a problem. Multiculturalism? Sure I want to hang out with people that I can't even talk to or understand half the time. BTW if you moved out of Cali and moved to Oregon or Washington, California wants you back. Oh and talk your Liberalism back with you.
Exactly! How do these stupid judges, who supposedly know how to read, find a place in the constitution where it says 'no government agency can put a sticker on a book that tells the truth.'
I also agree that we should get these jerk offs out of office or in this case the bench. They apparently have no life or they so little a case load that they can lessen to these stupid cases.
All I can say is Dead On Right. I like Linux and am teaching myself to use it, but most of the time getting help with actual problems is almost impossible. For examply I have a box running SUSE 9 and wanted to boot into a RAID 1. well it would work , until one of the dirves got disconnected(testing) and then it would not boot again. Long story short I went into 2-3 suse message boards and the best I got was dont do that, even thought I can do it and make it work on Redhad or Mandrake.
With his interview and DX:IW I think I will not be running out to get Thief III. I will get it but just not right away.
Mr. Spector has almost become the Chris bangle (BMW car desinger www.petitiononline.com/STOPCB/petition.html) of the gaming world here. I did go out and get the very first day DX:IW because I loved the first and hoped that what people were saying about it was wrong. Well I was wrong. It did look like making it for the PC was just an after though. Along with most every complaint that I have seen no ONE is the end of the world but all together they bring down what could have been a great game. I can easly see the same happen with Thief III. Its on the same engine, developed at the same time, by a lot of the same people with Mr. Spector in charge. I really don't care if he did not like the fact that you could not fight your way through a level ( you can by the way but you have to be patient and take your time, which he apparently can not) I liked it that way and expected it to be that way( the game is called Thief right?). Yes I will buy it, Yes I hope it is a great game, No I am not getting my hopes up. Ok FLAME ON!!!
I don't know about the rest of you, but I had planed to buy HL2 and then upgrade my hardware to run it if I had to. So no HL2 no new hardware. I dont think I am the only one that does this, and it would hurt the hardware people as well.
I am not sure, but is there a reason that ISP's have to keep logs of who used what IP address? If they did'nt then it could make the whole issue dissapear.
I guess I will just have to by any products that I want from vendors that are not in the US. I don't know how they intend to apply the laws here to companies out side of this country?
I was woundering if there is a law that requres ISP's to keep the logs of who is using what IP address. If there is none then they can protect there users by just not keeping the logs and telling the RIAA that they do not have the information that they want. Is that possible?
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I have used this for everything from my home network to a couple of biz's connected with T-1's. Even using a amd k6 speed was not an issue. It is just a great setup!
Not a problem. Multiculturalism? Sure I want to hang out with people that I can't even talk to or understand half the time. BTW if you moved out of Cali and moved to Oregon or Washington, California wants you back. Oh and talk your Liberalism back with you.
Exactly! How do these stupid judges, who supposedly know how to read, find a place in the constitution where it says 'no government agency can put a sticker on a book that tells the truth.' I also agree that we should get these jerk offs out of office or in this case the bench. They apparently have no life or they so little a case load that they can lessen to these stupid cases.
sounds like they are now going to ban people that support terrorists.
I believe that you are correct. As long as choices can be easly added this is a "good thing"
All I can say is Dead On Right. I like Linux and am teaching myself to use it, but most of the time getting help with actual problems is almost impossible. For examply I have a box running SUSE 9 and wanted to boot into a RAID 1. well it would work , until one of the dirves got disconnected(testing) and then it would not boot again. Long story short I went into 2-3 suse message boards and the best I got was dont do that, even thought I can do it and make it work on Redhad or Mandrake.
With his interview and DX:IW I think I will not be running out to get Thief III. I will get it but just not right away. Mr. Spector has almost become the Chris bangle (BMW car desinger www.petitiononline.com/STOPCB/petition.html) of the gaming world here. I did go out and get the very first day DX:IW because I loved the first and hoped that what people were saying about it was wrong. Well I was wrong. It did look like making it for the PC was just an after though. Along with most every complaint that I have seen no ONE is the end of the world but all together they bring down what could have been a great game. I can easly see the same happen with Thief III. Its on the same engine, developed at the same time, by a lot of the same people with Mr. Spector in charge. I really don't care if he did not like the fact that you could not fight your way through a level ( you can by the way but you have to be patient and take your time, which he apparently can not) I liked it that way and expected it to be that way( the game is called Thief right?). Yes I will buy it, Yes I hope it is a great game, No I am not getting my hopes up. Ok FLAME ON!!!
I don't know about the rest of you, but I had planed to buy HL2 and then upgrade my hardware to run it if I had to. So no HL2 no new hardware. I dont think I am the only one that does this, and it would hurt the hardware people as well.
OK I do understand reasons 2-7. Can you explain reason one a little more compleatly? Also how long do the logs have to be kept before they are erased?
I am not sure, but is there a reason that ISP's have to keep logs of who used what IP address? If they did'nt then it could make the whole issue dissapear.
I dont know about anyone else but I dont think it was ever alive and kicking, always sounding like an idea looking for a reason?
I guess I will just have to by any products that I want from vendors that are not in the US. I don't know how they intend to apply the laws here to companies out side of this country?
I was woundering if there is a law that requres ISP's to keep the logs of who is using what IP address. If there is none then they can protect there users by just not keeping the logs and telling the RIAA that they do not have the information that they want. Is that possible?