Regarding boot process - I use swsusp (hibernation to swap space) on my desktop running Linux 2.6.9. Although not working quite reliably yet, speeds up boot 2-3 times.
As long as 802.11 MAC will be used for such networks, it won't "blow". I think they've to invent new wireless communication technique to build mesh networks of thousands of nodes.
Where are these Paypal's "donate" buttons?
Microsoft? Who'll need them in 2 years, anyway?
Try NetMRG (http://www.netmrg.net/).
> (...) my company has run for the past 35+ years with no form
> of central IT department (...)
I bet you must be working for Microsoft.
11Mbps? Well, so it's just old 802.11b... Nothing to see here, move along.
;-)
> Write only memory? /dev/null rulez!!!! :)
As well as Perl code
You forgot it's *Microsoft* firewall.
Nokia 2600.
Try Nokia 2600. Almost what you want.
Microsoft buying RedHat? I wonder when are they going to buy FSF and RMS, then :). Apocalypse is coming.
Seems like BSOD will mean Bloody Screen Of Death ;-).
Flash must die.
...how are they going to provide content filters ;-)
Please, please, we want to moderate stories, too!
Mandriva? Ah yes, I bet it's new taste of Mirinda ;-).
Where can I download torrents from? ;-)
Does anyone have a LiveCD of this stuff? ;-)
> which Linux delivers the best balance of
> stability, high-level support options, security,
> rapid updates, and ease of administration
2.4
Anybody wants to buy my Commodore? Is $1 Million ok?
Regarding boot process - I use swsusp (hibernation to swap space) on my desktop running Linux 2.6.9. Although not working quite reliably yet, speeds up boot 2-3 times.
I wonder whether MS wouldn't be interested in http://www.microsoft.$$$ :P
> What has so much data?
/dev/zero ;P ?
How the heck 802.11 mesh network is going to scale city-wide (I guess it'll consist of houndreds/thousands of nodes) ?!
As long as 802.11 MAC will be used for such networks, it won't "blow". I think they've to invent new wireless communication technique to build mesh networks of thousands of nodes.
See http://www.smallworks.com/archives/00000072.htm for interesting text about this.