cry me a river. 88k people signed the partition. That is an insignificant number compared to the overall sales this game will have across the console platforms. They probably will sell 2.5 million copies in the first week of release.
The direction this is heading is further solidifying the unfortunate fact that PC gaming is a dying breed.
I have tried almost every NM platform for my clients and Zenoss is a well rounded management system. It also helps that they have both community and "Enterprise" editions.
The support that we receive as an Enterprise customer is well worth the price of admission.
http://www.zenoss.com/community/open-source-network-monitoring-software
Since the 360 has a lead over the PS3, what percentage of that number is 2,3,4, etc... time owners of defective consoles? I know people who had discs scratched without moving the console. I just don't understand the tolerance level some folks have that they keep buying new ones when they break. I have had all three consoles and the Wii and PS3 are both rock solid. When my 360 started having issues, it was sold and I never looked back.
Your reply is not even worth my time because, it's clear that you're mind is made up.
I will say this.
Your analogy is flawed. Who decides who is the jackass and who is the prophet? You?
How about a quote that I think is relevant to this subject.
"An atheist is one who hopes the Lord will do nothing to disturb his disbelief." -Franklin Jones
Have a great life because when it's over you'll realize it was all in vain.
On a serious note. I'll put this as simple as I can. I left the flock of diggers because of thoughtless comments and posts similar to the replies to this posting. To poke fun at theists and put historical figures such as dawkins and Einstein on a pedestal is no different than Christians following in the footsteps of Jesus. You guys are going to have to come to the realization that Jesus is a matter of fact. You morons comparing Him to the FSM shows your stupidity and immaturity.
Jesus was a man of infinite wisdom. His teachings are second to NONE! You may not agree with the bible. However, it's not about the bible, but who the bible reveals. Just remember that.
The 360 has a fairly large install base. It's inevitable that something like this would happen. The PS does require adequate airflow and generates a considerable amount of heat. I would venture to say that it was in a cabinet or laying on the carpet.
More and more companies are starting to realize the Microsoft conundrum.
1) How do we properly license upcoming products (Server 2008, SQL 2008, etc...)? Spend an eight hour session and you MAY figure it out.
2) Let's standardize on a document format (.doc). OK, here comes Office 2007 with (.docx). WTF is that, and it's the default when saving a new document. Shame on you Microsoft.
3) Vista promotion. It's better than XP, blah, blah, blah. No, it sucks, and was rushed to market. I use it (I'm forced) and very few of my network utilities work properly.
Hats off to IBM for making a bold but, intelligent decision.
This guy was such a blow hard, he once swamped my CRT monitor for one that was broken while I was at lunch. Me and a co-worker devised a plan to take leftover ice cream from our IT party and hide the half empty container close to the electric heater near his desk. It festered for over 2-3 months and by the time we decided to remove it, mold was forming. The best part was he didn't mind the smell. But, everyone who came to chat with him looked like they wanted to puke. LOL! We removed it from his area and he never even knew.
While I believe there is a need for consolidation of equipment to reduce the footprint/power consumption required in remote offices. I think some of us are missing the point here.
1) I know this has been identified in other posts but, these modules work with the ISR ROUTERS, not the switches. They include the 1800, 2800, and 3800 series.
2) The specifications of the modules (AIM/NM) are really not that impressive. The 3800 series NM (NME-APPRE-522-K9) is about the only one I would even consider if "running infrastructure/directory services".
3) Reliability: This is not an enterprise class server. Some of us know the reliability issues with the IDSM blade for the 6500 series switches.
4) The main point of this module is to integrate the network and application layers.
Packet monitoring API. Applications can monitor selected packets flowing through the network for monitoring and analysis purposes. With AXP, the need for a dedicated span port and complex wiring is no longer necessary.
Cisco IOS Software information API. Utilizing this API, an application can programmatically query the router to retrieve current configuration, statistics, routing information, and so on. All information available to the Cisco IOS Software CLI and Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) agents are accessible though this interface.
Event trigger API. The event trigger API allows the application to react to changes or events that occur within the router. An application event can be triggered on events such as a router interface failing over, packet loss exceeding a certain threshold, changes to routing table state, and so on.
Cisco IOS Software configuration API. The configuration API allows the application to dynamically change the configuration of the router. Used in conjunction with the monitoring, information, and event trigger APIs, an application can dynamically change the behavior of the router in real time.
Serial device API. AXP provides an application to communicate directly with serial ports of the router. This provides the ability for the integrated services router to support connectivity to traditional and nonstandard devices.
"The baseball player stepped out of the box and spit like a fountain statue of a Greek god that scratches itself a lot and spits brown, rusty tobacco water and refuses to sign autographs for all the little Greek kids unless they pay him lots of drachmas."
I would like to say (from a monotheist perspective) that I'm sorry for all the wrong done (past, present, and future) in the name of Christ. I'm appalled at some of the comments made here on/. How do you justify the stereotypical remarks about Islam and Christianity that are posted without regards to the feelings of the readers? It's no better than the unintelligent comments posted on YouTube. I *thought* the/. community was above this level from an intellectual perspective? If someone made a comment "all Spanish people are bums" it would be viewed as insensitive and untrue. Just because you don't believe in something does not give you the right to speak half-truths about the subject. The Christians that I know don't go around bashing homosexuals, atheists, agnostics, etc... It's quite the opposite, we are sympatric towards those who don't understand/believe. Yet, 9 out of 10 times when I read these postings it paints the picture that monotheist believers are intellectual inferior to those who don't believe in a supreme creator. Why is this? Is the following man blinded by the "Fairy Tale"? http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/04/03/collins.commentary/index.html
I bought a relatively new Xbox 360 and it also has a 2-prong adapter on the power brick and power cable. Could this be part of the problem people have with the Ring of Death? Why on earth is the system not grounded?
It takes some time for the developers to take advantage of the technology in any new console. More specifically, the Cell. This is new territory for gaming and time will tell if the additional DSP's make sense in gaming. I would love to see them make use of all that storage space on the BD but I'm skeptical about that as well. I still believe that 256MB of VRAM is plenty to make the visuals look good even at 1080.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snWstiQ4W9g Smith know this tidbit of information before this scientist.
cry me a river. 88k people signed the partition. That is an insignificant number compared to the overall sales this game will have across the console platforms. They probably will sell 2.5 million copies in the first week of release. The direction this is heading is further solidifying the unfortunate fact that PC gaming is a dying breed.
It's called the Mk.II. http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/metalgear/images/thumb/8/8b/Metal_Gear_Mk._II.jpg/375px-Metal_Gear_Mk._II.jpg
I have tried almost every NM platform for my clients and Zenoss is a well rounded management system. It also helps that they have both community and "Enterprise" editions. The support that we receive as an Enterprise customer is well worth the price of admission. http://www.zenoss.com/community/open-source-network-monitoring-software
Linksys/Cisco 500 series. Retail $595, you can get them around the 380-450 price range. http://www.cisco.com/cisco/web/solutions/small_business/products/routers_switches/500_series_secure_routers/index.html
Since the 360 has a lead over the PS3, what percentage of that number is 2,3,4, etc... time owners of defective consoles? I know people who had discs scratched without moving the console. I just don't understand the tolerance level some folks have that they keep buying new ones when they break. I have had all three consoles and the Wii and PS3 are both rock solid. When my 360 started having issues, it was sold and I never looked back.
The WarHoveround or how about the WarSegway? I found the video to be quite amusing, especially the v.90 handshake audio clip.
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I will say this. Your analogy is flawed. Who decides who is the jackass and who is the prophet? You?
How about a quote that I think is relevant to this subject. "An atheist is one who hopes the Lord will do nothing to disturb his disbelief." -Franklin Jones
Have a great life because when it's over you'll realize it was all in vain.On a serious note. I'll put this as simple as I can. I left the flock of diggers because of thoughtless comments and posts similar to the replies to this posting. To poke fun at theists and put historical figures such as dawkins and Einstein on a pedestal is no different than Christians following in the footsteps of Jesus. You guys are going to have to come to the realization that Jesus is a matter of fact. You morons comparing Him to the FSM shows your stupidity and immaturity. Jesus was a man of infinite wisdom. His teachings are second to NONE! You may not agree with the bible. However, it's not about the bible, but who the bible reveals. Just remember that.
The was very cool!
The 360 has a fairly large install base. It's inevitable that something like this would happen. The PS does require adequate airflow and generates a considerable amount of heat. I would venture to say that it was in a cabinet or laying on the carpet.
More and more companies are starting to realize the Microsoft conundrum. 1) How do we properly license upcoming products (Server 2008, SQL 2008, etc...)? Spend an eight hour session and you MAY figure it out. 2) Let's standardize on a document format (.doc). OK, here comes Office 2007 with (.docx). WTF is that, and it's the default when saving a new document. Shame on you Microsoft. 3) Vista promotion. It's better than XP, blah, blah, blah. No, it sucks, and was rushed to market. I use it (I'm forced) and very few of my network utilities work properly. Hats off to IBM for making a bold but, intelligent decision.
This guy was such a blow hard, he once swamped my CRT monitor for one that was broken while I was at lunch. Me and a co-worker devised a plan to take leftover ice cream from our IT party and hide the half empty container close to the electric heater near his desk. It festered for over 2-3 months and by the time we decided to remove it, mold was forming. The best part was he didn't mind the smell. But, everyone who came to chat with him looked like they wanted to puke. LOL! We removed it from his area and he never even knew.
They forgot the switch to connect all those "Ethernet" devices from the equipment list.
While I believe there is a need for consolidation of equipment to reduce the footprint/power consumption required in remote offices. I think some of us are missing the point here. 1) I know this has been identified in other posts but, these modules work with the ISR ROUTERS, not the switches. They include the 1800, 2800, and 3800 series. 2) The specifications of the modules (AIM/NM) are really not that impressive. The 3800 series NM (NME-APPRE-522-K9) is about the only one I would even consider if "running infrastructure/directory services". 3) Reliability: This is not an enterprise class server. Some of us know the reliability issues with the IDSM blade for the 6500 series switches. 4) The main point of this module is to integrate the network and application layers. Packet monitoring API. Applications can monitor selected packets flowing through the network for monitoring and analysis purposes. With AXP, the need for a dedicated span port and complex wiring is no longer necessary. Cisco IOS Software information API. Utilizing this API, an application can programmatically query the router to retrieve current configuration, statistics, routing information, and so on. All information available to the Cisco IOS Software CLI and Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) agents are accessible though this interface. Event trigger API. The event trigger API allows the application to react to changes or events that occur within the router. An application event can be triggered on events such as a router interface failing over, packet loss exceeding a certain threshold, changes to routing table state, and so on. Cisco IOS Software configuration API. The configuration API allows the application to dynamically change the configuration of the router. Used in conjunction with the monitoring, information, and event trigger APIs, an application can dynamically change the behavior of the router in real time. Serial device API. AXP provides an application to communicate directly with serial ports of the router. This provides the ability for the integrated services router to support connectivity to traditional and nonstandard devices.
May 2008..... LHC Startup
"The baseball player stepped out of the box and spit like a fountain statue of a Greek god that scratches itself a lot and spits brown, rusty tobacco water and refuses to sign autographs for all the little Greek kids unless they pay him lots of drachmas."
I would like to say (from a monotheist perspective) that I'm sorry for all the wrong done (past, present, and future) in the name of Christ. I'm appalled at some of the comments made here on /. How do you justify the stereotypical remarks about Islam and Christianity that are posted without regards to the feelings of the readers? It's no better than the unintelligent comments posted on YouTube. I *thought* the /. community was above this level from an intellectual perspective? If someone made a comment "all Spanish people are bums" it would be viewed as insensitive and untrue. Just because you don't believe in something does not give you the right to speak half-truths about the subject. The Christians that I know don't go around bashing homosexuals, atheists, agnostics, etc... It's quite the opposite, we are sympatric towards those who don't understand/believe. Yet, 9 out of 10 times when I read these postings it paints the picture that monotheist believers are intellectual inferior to those who don't believe in a supreme creator. Why is this? Is the following man blinded by the "Fairy Tale"? http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/04/03/collins.commentary/index.html
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I bought a relatively new Xbox 360 and it also has a 2-prong adapter on the power brick and power cable. Could this be part of the problem people have with the Ring of Death? Why on earth is the system not grounded?
Slashdot team# 11326 Now go get your PS3 and start crunching numbers.
via SurfControl on an ISA2004 array. SC does a good job keeping the database up-to-date. 2000+ users fwiw.
THE SOURCE! That is a powerful statement.
It takes some time for the developers to take advantage of the technology in any new console. More specifically, the Cell. This is new territory for gaming and time will tell if the additional DSP's make sense in gaming. I would love to see them make use of all that storage space on the BD but I'm skeptical about that as well. I still believe that 256MB of VRAM is plenty to make the visuals look good even at 1080.