May want to move this to the warhammer forums, but it depends on your video card. If you have lower than 512 it won't let you use the video ram as a buffer since the video card probably needs that ram to handle graphical processing.
They used to let you, but it would cause other issues like low texture qualities and anomalies.
But aye. A keep door buff/debuff list gets long as hell when 40 players are beating on it.
I dunno about all the people saying too bad Warhammer didn't beat WOW or something similar, as if WOW is just gonna fall over dead after Warhammer was released. Our server (Vortex) is active as hell and we have a great community on the forums. I'll take a small group of good players over a massive influx of whiny brats any day of the week.
"An I.P. address is assigned to every computer on the Internet. Each time that computer sends an e-mailâ"or is used to make a purchase via a Web browserâ"it has to reveal its I.P. address, which tells its geographic location.
two things.
1.) Not every computer gets a public IP address. Most normal PCs just sit on a RFC1918 network, and usually the router gets the "public" IP. This can be one computer, or fifty.
2.) IP may equal the geographic location of your network, or it can be the location of a proxy, which can be anywhere.
This is the kind of thinking that leads to IP = smoking gun. And FWIW obtaining the IP of anyone is trivial if you really wanted to. This guy makes it sound like it's some secret "Where's Waldo's Network" game.
You didn't mention what year your truck was, but if it's as old as it sounds it probably uses OBD2 for diagnostics.
Here is a link to Wikipedia regarding OBD as well as a web page, obd2crazy.com for you. You'll be surprised at how simple it is.
Of course with maybe a Nerdkit and some free time you could make such a display, and even give it cool emoticons to tell you when it's Co2 Sensor is worn etc..:)
I used to work as the admin for a small wireless ISP company seven years ago. The equipment they used was easily broken by an infected machine (I think sasser was the big one back then), as the radios packet per second limit was very low compared to other last mile solutions.
To thwart attacks and keep the network working, I would have ntop running at the gateway looking for lots of SYN with no ACK, a usual sign of an infected machine. I would have to kick them off at the node and then politely call them and ask them to have the infection fixed...
Once or twice I had to do it myself.:0
This was a very small company. The original planners set up a whole network on extremely flat land, with an 80 foot tree line and plenty of trees. It was tough enough getting enough customers on each node to justify the costs..
Until a couple years ago, the city now know as Ciudad de Este was called "Puerto Stroessner", after the former dictator.
After being ousted that man lived in Brazil until his last days.
That sucker was a friend with the militars in Brazil and other right-wing dictatorships in South America during the 60s 70s 80s. And those dictatorships had direct support from the USA.
Funny how often bad things around the world had the US involved. And Kevin Bacon lives in the US! It's six degrees of Americanization!
I can tell you from my past experiences, I would *love* to have a wireless USB device for setting up printers. Not saying that wireless networking isn't fine for the more expensive printers, nor am I saying a good print server isn't a viable option. I just have had one too many times where the printer(s) I have setup could have benfited from a wireless USB dongle & some kind of Wireless USB to four port hub to ease installation options.
Just my.02, had to say it, been thinking it for years...
Maybe chris had troubles fixing computers, as stated here but we would hope there would be LESS of a need for 3rd party security apps with Microsoft's next gen Windows release...
btw, what about Kate Russell below him, I wonder how she feels about pentration testing...
Follow that link and mod parent up... His views on windows vs. linux are just as skewed as many fanboys are, but it's almost sad... A whole page of flaming, it looks like slashdot on friday night!
I wonder which buttons are used for the click, hold and drag actions?
So, the phone was inverted with the screen where your palm would rest. This makes the keypad available for buttons. Not surprisingly I used three buttons, Star, Zero and Hash (pound for US'ites).
As far as proving it works, I guess anyone can fake the video, so a call to release the code is in order..
If he doesn't comply, we burn his server down!!
:)
I say it's worthy of a slashdotting. Just because it's not "Man uses Nokia cell phone to cure cancer" doesn't mean a million geeks wouldn't find it interesting...
Or am I fishing too much for the slashdot of yore...
Anyone that wants to compose a limerick in regards to the slashdot of yore, have at it...
Slashdot Mirror
May want to move this to the warhammer forums, but it depends on your video card. If you have lower than 512 it won't let you use the video ram as a buffer since the video card probably needs that ram to handle graphical processing.
They used to let you, but it would cause other issues like low texture qualities and anomalies.
p.s. Damn Faw, a 5 digit Slashdot ID. /salute
heh whats up Taurath and Faw, Caliber here. Order Engineer.
Vortex rocks!
Be wary of those Gravy Bombs though.
Signed. The Pie Assassin
Try out buffthrottle if you haven't already.
But aye. A keep door buff/debuff list gets long as hell when 40 players are beating on it.
I dunno about all the people saying too bad Warhammer didn't beat WOW or something similar, as if WOW is just gonna fall over dead after Warhammer was released. Our server (Vortex) is active as hell and we have a great community on the forums. I'll take a small group of good players over a massive influx of whiny brats any day of the week.
From the Fine Article:
"An I.P. address is assigned to every computer on the Internet. Each time that computer sends an e-mailâ"or is used to make a purchase via a Web browserâ"it has to reveal its I.P. address, which tells its geographic location.
two things.
1.) Not every computer gets a public IP address. Most normal PCs just sit on a RFC1918 network, and usually the router gets the "public" IP. This can be one computer, or fifty.
2.) IP may equal the geographic location of your network, or it can be the location of a proxy, which can be anywhere.
This is the kind of thinking that leads to IP = smoking gun. And FWIW obtaining the IP of anyone is trivial if you really wanted to. This guy makes it sound like it's some secret "Where's Waldo's Network" game.
Damn must have deleted a line break in there.. but you get the idea.
Go to This site
1.) Go to Website Storage settings -> Delete all sites
2.) Go to Global Storage settings -> allow 0 kb of storage
3.) ????? 4.) Profit! (and/or continue going to porn sites...)
Or you could post a question to Slashdot, in which your user name links to your site, and within that site is a link to the video.
:)
I think this is the video.
I know (or believe, rather) this wasn't your intention, but I am working on the coveted "Commander of the Obvious" award for most obvious solution.
You didn't mention what year your truck was, but if it's as old as it sounds it probably uses OBD2 for diagnostics.
:)
Here is a link to Wikipedia regarding OBD as well as a web page, obd2crazy.com for you. You'll be surprised at how simple it is.
Of course with maybe a Nerdkit and some free time you could make such a display, and even give it cool emoticons to tell you when it's Co2 Sensor is worn etc..
I used to work as the admin for a small wireless ISP company seven years ago. The equipment they used was easily broken by an infected machine (I think sasser was the big one back then), as the radios packet per second limit was very low compared to other last mile solutions.
:0
To thwart attacks and keep the network working, I would have ntop running at the gateway looking for lots of SYN with no ACK, a usual sign of an infected machine. I would have to kick them off at the node and then politely call them and ask them to have the infection fixed... Once or twice I had to do it myself.
This was a very small company. The original planners set up a whole network on extremely flat land, with an 80 foot tree line and plenty of trees. It was tough enough getting enough customers on each node to justify the costs..
Good times.
After being ousted that man lived in Brazil until his last days.
That sucker was a friend with the militars in Brazil and other right-wing dictatorships in South America during the 60s 70s 80s. And those dictatorships had direct support from the USA.
Funny how often bad things around the world had the US involved. And Kevin Bacon lives in the US! It's six degrees of Americanization!
I don't suppose it's entirely worth mentioning, but one of the stained glass pictures is upside down..
Or alternatively, the entire universe was upside down during this one shot...
Not that I am a proponent of Silverlight, but it has a firefox plugin, as I went to the page in FF and read the comic...
Now I just feel.. dirty...
Yeah, it could have been worse, imagine if they used the algorithm from the program that determines how long a file will take to to transfer...
:)
10... 9... 80.. 6430... 6... -3..
happy new years
"the device now lets users browser, search and view the entire YouTube catalog."
Whats that? I can't steal YouTube's princess? Man f this, I am going back to my castle!
laugh! or throw stones, either way I appreciate the attention..."
"Maybe one day, we'll talk to our homes and they'll answer."
Basement! I need a status report! Set sunlight shields to block! And where the heck is the virgin I ordered in the holo deck?
I can tell you from my past experiences, I would *love* to have a wireless USB device for setting up printers. Not saying that wireless networking isn't fine for the more expensive printers, nor am I saying a good print server isn't a viable option. I just have had one too many times where the printer(s) I have setup could have benfited from a wireless USB dongle & some kind of Wireless USB to four port hub to ease installation options.
.02, had to say it, been thinking it for years...
Just my
Heh, Am I the only one who RTFA and noticed they're calling it "BlueScreen"?
:)
That's ambitious. Hmm wonder if Microsoft has a product(s?) patented in that name?
Maybe chris had troubles fixing computers, as stated here but we would hope there would be LESS of a need for 3rd party security apps with Microsoft's next gen Windows release...
btw, what about Kate Russell below him, I wonder how she feels about pentration testing...
I sacrifice my karma in the name of cthulu!!
Follow that link and mod parent up... His views on windows vs. linux are just as skewed as many fanboys are, but it's almost sad... A whole page of flaming, it looks like slashdot on friday night!
I wonder which buttons are used for the click, hold and drag actions?
So, the phone was inverted with the screen where your palm would rest. This makes the keypad available for buttons. Not surprisingly I used three buttons, Star, Zero and Hash (pound for US'ites).
As far as proving it works, I guess anyone can fake the video, so a call to release the code is in order..
If he doesn't comply, we burn his server down!!
:)
I say it's worthy of a slashdotting. Just because it's not "Man uses Nokia cell phone to cure cancer" doesn't mean a million geeks wouldn't find it interesting...
Or am I fishing too much for the slashdot of yore...
Anyone that wants to compose a limerick in regards to the slashdot of yore, have at it...
Yup, now all you need to find is a body and you're set!!
I kid... who needs the brain?