Then they'd be getting too much air. AFAIK someone doesnt need *that* much breathing. Its probably better just to take turns doing the compressions since it gets tiring.
Such a pity that crawlers dont have the ability to read that.
A human at Archive.org never read that so I cant see how Archive.org is legally liable. A computer cant enter a contract. Plus there are well known ways to forbid the crawler from your site but they were not used.
The good news is that Linux is slowly trickling in mainly in government. More and more people are getting exposed to it and they will learn the new step by step procedures out of necessity.
I agree with you completely. GP's argument is that because Mac can run everything else inside it, it therefore is the ultimate OS. Get VMware and Linux is the ultimate OS using the same argument.
The ultimate OS should be determined based on merits of the operating system itsself, not what other operating systems you can run to get required features.
Personally as a guy who has on average 6 - 10 consoles open at any one time, Mac OS X isnt flexible enough to be the ultimate OS. You just cant get the necessary power from it when you need it.
Linux can on the other hand adapt to be n00b friendly or power user friendly. The fact that you have distros like Ubuntu and Gentoo as two extremes is proof of that.
There needs to be something to stop takedown notices from people who dont like what you have hosted as well.
I've gotten one or two but I've been able to fend them off mainly because I use dedis. I've heard of people on shared hosting where the files just get deleted without warning. It scares the shit out of shared hosts.
IMHO we should give it a chance. The internet has plenty of problems including scaling, spam, etc... If they could be fixed then it would be really good.
If they start limiting free speech and the like then we can stop supporting them. Whats the point of having a new internet if noone is going to use it?
Win2k was released in the year 2000. XP was 2001. Believe it or not but XP is identical to 2k under the skin. Maybe at best a point release like 2.6.19 to 2.6.20.
Funnily enough the NT kernel and the 9x kernel are related. They are brothers. NT is just a bit older than 9x.
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I've got a AMD X2 server with four SATA II hard drives in RAID 5 configuration connected to my computer over gigabit ethernet.
:P
Trust me lag isnt a problem at all.
0.09ms ping times mean its faster just to mount the server's drives on to my file system than to use my own hard drive.
Thats what I do. Just replace old computer with Terrabyte AMD AM2 X2 server. ;)
Squid transparent caching and ad blocking, Apache, MySql, the lot.
Even better. If your late for a meeting just fire up a laptop and tell all the cars that there has been a major crash.
Everyone avoids it allowing you to get to your meeting in time.
Then they'd be getting too much air. AFAIK someone doesnt need *that* much breathing.
Its probably better just to take turns doing the compressions since it gets tiring.
What? You think most sys admins are trained in network security? Think again. :)
Such a pity that crawlers dont have the ability to read that.
A human at Archive.org never read that so I cant see how Archive.org is legally liable. A computer cant enter a contract.
Plus there are well known ways to forbid the crawler from your site but they were not used.
Plus there are very well known ways to prevent spiders from spidering you. Robots.txt does the job very well.
Both distros (can) use the exact same software yet they are tailored to completely different types of people.
Seems pretty adaptable to me.
Too true.
The good news is that Linux is slowly trickling in mainly in government.
More and more people are getting exposed to it and they will learn the new step by step procedures out of necessity.
I agree with you completely. GP's argument is that because Mac can run everything else inside it, it therefore is the ultimate OS.
Get VMware and Linux is the ultimate OS using the same argument.
The ultimate OS should be determined based on merits of the operating system itsself, not what other operating systems you can run to get required features.
Personally as a guy who has on average 6 - 10 consoles open at any one time, Mac OS X isnt flexible enough to be the ultimate OS.
You just cant get the necessary power from it when you need it.
Linux can on the other hand adapt to be n00b friendly or power user friendly.
The fact that you have distros like Ubuntu and Gentoo as two extremes is proof of that.
On Linux it *should* be daemonizing and doing it in parallel.
dhcpcd I know for a fact does this but I havent tried the other clients.
Um...I dont know about you but I stopped even thinking about buying their crap years ago.
Yeah but Microsoft has all the best anti-trust lawyers. They've been getting lots of practice.
I dont know about you but I would check for stuff like that in a ISP Contract.
I highly doubt a court would find such contracts unenfoceable.
Javascript its isnt insecure. Its showing vulnerabilities with the blogger.com system not Javascript.
Where is the security flaw in location.href? There is none.
There needs to be something to stop takedown notices from people who dont like what you have hosted as well.
I've gotten one or two but I've been able to fend them off mainly because I use dedis.
I've heard of people on shared hosting where the files just get deleted without warning.
It scares the shit out of shared hosts.
Uh... Its a free video upload site. Why would anyone cry that much over a deleted video?
IMHO we should give it a chance. The internet has plenty of problems including scaling, spam, etc...
If they could be fixed then it would be really good.
If they start limiting free speech and the like then we can stop supporting them.
Whats the point of having a new internet if noone is going to use it?
Win2k was released in the year 2000. XP was 2001.
Believe it or not but XP is identical to 2k under the skin. Maybe at best a point release like 2.6.19 to 2.6.20.
Funnily enough the NT kernel and the 9x kernel are related. They are brothers.
NT is just a bit older than 9x.
As someone who switched from Wireless to Gigabit, Yeah both do have their purposes.
We still have wireless for PDAs and other equipment which moves.
The house is wired up for gigabit network though for all the computers.
Having 0.09ms ping is certainly nice.
And how do you configure IIS without the GUI? Or add users? Or do anything?
Nah I considered that but they use the same kernel. Virtually no difference between the two under the skin.
Thats a major kernel upgrade. Not a service pack.
What your describing is more along the lines of upgrading from Windows 98 to Windows 2000.
We have numerous computers and TVs. We have money to spend if we want to. Over half our TVs though are *very* old as in 15-20 years old.
Why? Well they still work. I dont know about you but I would love a voucher for a converter so they dont need to be thrown out.
Not in Australia. The analog cut off date was put forward from 2008 because of the slow speed of switching.