You can access your hd and view all its files under the NTFS format. A program called captive NTFS, I forget where it's listed, will allow you to write to them also. Thus giving you a hd to save things to. If you're interested in learning about doing a lot of things with knoppix, I definately recommend picking up "Knoppix Hacks" by Kyle Rankin. Has 100 tips for both the casual user (like me and you) to people who needs it for emergency purposes inlcuding how to setup knoppix as an emergency webserver, router, etc. Also, tips for backing up and reformatting are included. As a matter of fact, I recently used it to 'shred' my hard drive to prepare it for a reinstallation of windows. It can come in very handy if you know how to use it properly.
The slow speeds are because of your computer's speed. I can load it in about 5 mins tops.
Knowing it is a live cd (i.e. doesn't load from the hard drive), any files you create, unless saved onto a floppy or thumbdrive will be deleted upon restart. You should've done your research and experimented with it before you wrote an entire paper on it just to find out it would disapppear.
I saw a hack on TSS that showed you how to extend the range of the iPod. Take something sharp, knife maybe, and pop off the top of the device, revealing the two inch wire beneath. Extend that wire out and you're good to go.
It's just the American government trying to prevent people from doing something very hard to do.
Just like someone banned nail clippers on airplanes. Who's going to find a way to take down an entire plane with nail clippers before they're tackled to the ground!
"How are they going to compare the two if MioSüKz does not run any other software, only there own...?!?!?!"
Reminds me of another article on slashdot where they had a guy talking about 'testing' Microsoft's products on their own network at Microsoft. Can't find the link for the article tough.
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Most likely has knowing how stupid some people can be and how much they want to bend the rules.
How many minutes did you have to wait before it was done loading though? Took me at least five mins.
No problem.
You can access your hd and view all its files under the NTFS format. A program called captive NTFS, I forget where it's listed, will allow you to write to them also. Thus giving you a hd to save things to. If you're interested in learning about doing a lot of things with knoppix, I definately recommend picking up "Knoppix Hacks" by Kyle Rankin. Has 100 tips for both the casual user (like me and you) to people who needs it for emergency purposes inlcuding how to setup knoppix as an emergency webserver, router, etc. Also, tips for backing up and reformatting are included. As a matter of fact, I recently used it to 'shred' my hard drive to prepare it for a reinstallation of windows. It can come in very handy if you know how to use it properly.
The slow speeds are because of your computer's speed. I can load it in about 5 mins tops.
Knowing it is a live cd (i.e. doesn't load from the hard drive), any files you create, unless saved onto a floppy or thumbdrive will be deleted upon restart. You should've done your research and experimented with it before you wrote an entire paper on it just to find out it would disapppear.
I saw a hack on TSS that showed you how to extend the range of the iPod. Take something sharp, knife maybe, and pop off the top of the device, revealing the two inch wire beneath. Extend that wire out and you're good to go.
Assuming there are some sort of speed increases with the increase in capacity, it shouldn't take that much longer.
I'm not seeing problems using firefox. What are you trying to do?
As long as it doesn't get too hot, it should be alright. Also, the space between the heater and tank is a factor.
I love the idea of the glasses with HUDs and microphones. One day, it will be normal to have these features. Several years down the road.
The programs are so sophisticated they change frequently and become impossible to eradicate.
With the right programs, they won't come around.
Also, there goes IE. So many ways to be taken over by spyware from IE depending on the user.
Or he's trying to actually help people.
One hour and ten minutes worth of crunching and we already have five years of runtime.
Total Run Time (y:d:h:m:s) (Rank) 5:315:03:11:34 (#14)
Not to mention 600 members.
Slashdot effect has an entry on dictionary.com and it doesn't surprise me at all.
With 570 users, we're still #1. Also, it runs under wine I've heard.
Or rather stay inactive on their computers and just let it run!
It's just the American government trying to prevent people from doing something very hard to do.
Just like someone banned nail clippers on airplanes. Who's going to find a way to take down an entire plane with nail clippers before they're tackled to the ground!
Good point.
Those vulnerabilities would only be the tip of the iceberg. It's a wonder MS doesn't hire people to try to find faults in the browser.
Aftre 22 years, I would hope you upgrade.
"How are they going to compare the two if MioSüKz does not run any other software, only there own...?!?!?!"
Reminds me of another article on slashdot where they had a guy talking about 'testing' Microsoft's products on their own network at Microsoft. Can't find the link for the article tough.
Once again, MS didn't review what they wrote. They just put it out there.
It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye. Then it's just a game. Find the eye.
Quite an amusing relation there. Nice one.
I believe there's a way around it. Just use port 2525 for example. DynDns has a service like that.
the worst disaster in recorded history happening on April 13, 2029
Well if that does happen, it will be three days before my 41st birthday. Wonderful.