Actually, I've been happy with the Tiger server, except for one little glitch. Apple Remote Desktop seems to lock up my server to the point where the server would stop responding to ANY requests. Once that thing got turned off, I haven't rebooted it yet. I don't know, I feel that ARD 2.2 has more bugs in it than ARD 2.1 (which has been rock solid for me). To bad I can't downgrade in Tiger (ARD 2.2 comes in by default).
Other than that, it runs my Drupal powered weblog very well (on a 350mhz iMac no less, installation was a bitch due to the fact my iMac didn't have a DVD drive).
He is, its just that sience there is only one Microsoft and several Linux distros, he has to kill 'em all and leave one left. It brings the OS Community back into Balance.
This article states that Apple's target is Dell. You should check it out. I have my little coment about the article on my blog (not that its important or anything).
I have done this in the past, but there are some problems I keep running into regarding OpenBSD on my server.
1. The MySQL Databases' Tables keep getting Corrupted 2. The disk writes in OpenBSD are extremely slow.
So I had decided the best approach is to use OpenBSD with (its wonderful) PF as my firewall and use FreeBSD as the actual servers (with the chroot trickery that OpenBSD does by default). This setup has been rock solid so far.
I have been thinking about this type of system for over two years now. Think of it this way:
One giant mesh system with every stero that has pretty much a streamcast server built inside of it. Now if there are any open WiFi points on the highway, why not do a peer-to-peer like system to relay that connection to the cars that are not in range?
In LA or San Diego type of traffic, people will be connected to the internet AND be able to listen to any streams that other drivers are listening to. But alas, another good idea down the drain. I should move on my next idea, but as with this idea, I do not know where to go or who to contact.
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Does this mean that Boot Managers need to be Acid2 Certified as well??!!?
Ohh yeah, one more thing. Noticable speed improvement from Panther Server to Tiger Server (on the same 350mhz iMac).
Actually, I've been happy with the Tiger server, except for one little glitch. Apple Remote Desktop seems to lock up my server to the point where the server would stop responding to ANY requests. Once that thing got turned off, I haven't rebooted it yet. I don't know, I feel that ARD 2.2 has more bugs in it than ARD 2.1 (which has been rock solid for me). To bad I can't downgrade in Tiger (ARD 2.2 comes in by default).
Other than that, it runs my Drupal powered weblog very well (on a 350mhz iMac no less, installation was a bitch due to the fact my iMac didn't have a DVD drive).
The economist is refusing connexion with Slashdot as referer. Simply copy/paste the link in a new tab.
/. effect to your server? It seems these people had a gameplan from this happening before.
Is it me, or is that one smart way of trying to mitigate a
It looks like we found a technology threesome. Intel, Apple, and Nokia ... lets call them Noinpple!
One the bright side, we don't have to worry about "Product Activations" or Serial Numbers if they do decide to take this approach.
Or, IMHO, write a boot loader to kick start the OS (similiar to Grub)!
Which is exactally in line with my thoughts that IBM is shoving Apple aside to make room for Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo.
Thus adding more mass to the planet making it faster!!!
Or, adding more mass to the planet and making it slow down!!
Eather way, we'll fuck it up.
He is, its just that sience there is only one Microsoft and several Linux distros, he has to kill 'em all and leave one left. It brings the OS Community back into Balance.
This seems a lot like what they did in the 17th cent. with the passing around of manuscripts before publishing--- just an observation.
/. was bad about posting dupes, but this is just getting out of hand ...
I knew that
I clicked on the link while I was at work, now I'm waiting for the network security people to remove me from my workstation.
On a side note: WARNINGS PLEASE!
English on ice!
This article states that Apple's target is Dell. You should check it out. I have my little coment about the article on my blog (not that its important or anything).
now if we can just do something about that damn Intel tax ....
They are currently working on their dual-search-engine core "secret" and will be available late this summer ...
Well, IMHO, this was bound to happen. With those good "desktop replacement" laptops, who wouldn't want to?
From my understanding, it is the way that the Kernel does the Disk I/O Operation ...
I have done this in the past, but there are some problems I keep running into regarding OpenBSD on my server.
1. The MySQL Databases' Tables keep getting Corrupted
2. The disk writes in OpenBSD are extremely slow.
So I had decided the best approach is to use OpenBSD with (its wonderful) PF as my firewall and use FreeBSD as the actual servers (with the chroot trickery that OpenBSD does by default). This setup has been rock solid so far.
I just made this unofficial logo about 10 minutes ago .. check it out and tell me what you think!
linky here
Hey, its like those Starwars sequels .. "A New Hope" "The MPAA Strikes Back" "Return of the Broadcast Flag" .... hmmmmm .. I wonder ..
I have been thinking about this type of system for over two years now. Think of it this way:
One giant mesh system with every stero that has pretty much a streamcast server built inside of it. Now if there are any open WiFi points on the highway, why not do a peer-to-peer like system to relay that connection to the cars that are not in range?
In LA or San Diego type of traffic, people will be connected to the internet AND be able to listen to any streams that other drivers are listening to. But alas, another good idea down the drain. I should move on my next idea, but as with this idea, I do not know where to go or who to contact.
That reminds me of a quote I heard a long time ago ... "Because there is a translation loss between English and Marketing" ..
It's all posted on the Library of Congress ....
I couldn't find it, what was the VW's license plate it was held in??
Interestingly, very few of you responded to that column, probably because so much may change in the next 19 months.
... Or we just don't care ...