Third router, fourth modem, second line replacement.
It's their shoddy local DNS. It's updating quite often. It's happening to every RR customer in my complex. I'm called quite often to do simple 30/30/30 to get them back on.
It's DNS, as I can ping any external IP just fine. So can the apartment people, including our landlords.
How long do you think it will be before the first lawsuit happens over that, considering redirects without notification are against the rules as it's considered a function of spyware?
It was so bad I had to actually create a FoxNews account to correct the nonsense. Looks like my comment is still the top one, at that.
I won't trust this Fox News article any further than I could trust the one I linked. They seem to enjoy using outdated stuff AND they love to not cite any deep sources.
"the robot doesn't seem to be able to mute the stings for example"
Did you even watch the beginning of the video where the palm mute pad goes up and down, demonstrating palm muting?
Now granted this isn't even close to being impressive. I can one-hand thunderstruck at about 3x the speed of Angus, cleanly, that still isn't anything.
Yngwie? Nah. Yngwie is good, but there are tons of kids nowdays that can rip him a new one. I know of a blind Japanese kid that would kick his ass left and right.
"Some are new, like the technology to bridge Wi-Fi, PowerLine, and Ethernet"
Yea, sorry, we've had that for quite some time in software (tomato, DD-WRT, etc.) so a hardware version isn't unexpected, new, or really that anticipated.
That 512MB RAM with proper coding acts very much like 2-4GB of DDR2.
Size isn't all that matters, you know. The bandwidth alone is insane.
As for outdated? The newest AMD/nVidia GPUs are just now touching the PS3's theoretical performance of 2TFLOPS.
The hypervisor slowed things down. Without it, and with direct access to the other locked SPE and full RSX access, the system in itself has the capability to perform on par with current PC systems of high-end gaming spec.
You don't have to worry about the CIA. They're too busy shitting themselves over the fact Insurance (Thank you Sony and PS3 clusters and SHEER FUCKING LUCK) got brute-forced. They're too busy getting ready to play CYA, CIA, instead of worrying about peons like you and I.
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Third router, fourth modem, second line replacement.
It's their shoddy local DNS. It's updating quite often. It's happening to every RR customer in my complex. I'm called quite often to do simple 30/30/30 to get them back on.
It's DNS, as I can ping any external IP just fine. So can the apartment people, including our landlords.
Ahem, isn't that what the MAC address of each machine is for, to avoid that EXACT issue? Is anycast breaking THAT, too?
Wow, had to stop and fap to your own fanfiction.
It's blacklisted in my router at the root domain level.
Slashdot runs so much faster, now.
WHY MUST YOU LOAD SOMETHING WHEN I'M CLOSING YOUR TAB, SLASHDOT?
Seriously, that's a bunch of bullshit.
How long do you think it will be before the first lawsuit happens over that, considering redirects without notification are against the rules as it's considered a function of spyware?
RR top-tier residential service in Redlands, CA. (15/2)
I have to reset the modem multiple times daily, or the router, because DNS is consistently fucked.
"Consider what would happen if the route changed in the middle of a download: you'd start talking to a server you had no session with."
Isn't that what the header packets are for? So each packet knows where it came from and where it's going?
They couldn't get the simplest article on growing lights correct: http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2010/12/23/build-high-tech-indoor-garden-winter/?test=faces
It was so bad I had to actually create a FoxNews account to correct the nonsense. Looks like my comment is still the top one, at that.
I won't trust this Fox News article any further than I could trust the one I linked. They seem to enjoy using outdated stuff AND they love to not cite any deep sources.
The program was called Recipes International. I still have two or three copies lying around somewhere, on floppy.
No shit! I know divorce lawyers that would kill to know the secret to that!
It's playing a two string guitar, according to the picture below the video.
"the robot doesn't seem to be able to mute the stings for example"
Did you even watch the beginning of the video where the palm mute pad goes up and down, demonstrating palm muting?
Now granted this isn't even close to being impressive. I can one-hand thunderstruck at about 3x the speed of Angus, cleanly, that still isn't anything.
Yngwie? Nah. Yngwie is good, but there are tons of kids nowdays that can rip him a new one. I know of a blind Japanese kid that would kick his ass left and right.
Dunno, I don't remember much of the last decade thanks to my accident so I think this will be passing by nice and slow in comparison.
Now, find me a few more time wasters like planethunters.org, and sure, the next ten years might fly by relatively quickly.
But that's middle age.
I'm not even 30 yet.
"Some are new, like the technology to bridge Wi-Fi, PowerLine, and Ethernet"
Yea, sorry, we've had that for quite some time in software (tomato, DD-WRT, etc.) so a hardware version isn't unexpected, new, or really that anticipated.
"Go see a well made 3D movie some time. You will see how utterly wrong you are."
3D has caused me SIGNIFICANT eye strain. My right eye focus is went to shit and I had to take up therapy to get some usable focus back.
That's what happens when you don't use your muscles to adjust focus when something is automatically keeping a fixed focal plane for you.
Don't use it, you lose it. You know what atrophy means, yes?
RAID
Good SandForce
As long as it's not on Sandy bridge, with it's gimped PCI-E, maybe you've got a point.
AsbestOS gives you full access to everything.
And with this, now we can make bootable livecd environments once we have every private key figured out.
It's also portable to other machines. You can show your friend your latest distro mods.
That 512MB RAM with proper coding acts very much like 2-4GB of DDR2.
Size isn't all that matters, you know. The bandwidth alone is insane.
As for outdated? The newest AMD/nVidia GPUs are just now touching the PS3's theoretical performance of 2TFLOPS.
The hypervisor slowed things down. Without it, and with direct access to the other locked SPE and full RSX access, the system in itself has the capability to perform on par with current PC systems of high-end gaming spec.
Just wait for the consumer lawsuits, developers abandoning a platform that is totally insecure, and more.
Yea, it might kill Sony from ever entering the console scene ever again.
Umm, QD phosphors have been around for a year or two, now.
No time travelling, here.
In reality, what has legal standing and what has no standing at all is 100% dependent upon who's willing to take up arms to enforce it.
"Posted not anonymously, hello CIA database!"
You don't have to worry about the CIA. They're too busy shitting themselves over the fact Insurance (Thank you Sony and PS3 clusters and SHEER FUCKING LUCK) got brute-forced. They're too busy getting ready to play CYA, CIA, instead of worrying about peons like you and I.
It has standing if we enforce it by armed insurgence.
But you're too cowardly to do that, so...
"Everyone in the military is well compensated for they do"
Um, let me tell you that is unequivocal BULLSHIT.
I've been to the VA not only with my grandfather but with several other military friends.
The treatment half of these people receive would NEVER be accepted in any other civilized country.