Why quibble over the specifics? Your numbers still display Lord Balto's point. It is half the price for twice the bandwidth. 6M for $20, 3M for $10, 1.5M for $5... Do you see where this is going? Give me 100M for $100 a month. I could pass that out through wireless in my neighborhood for $5 per house hold and end up with a 200% profit.
Why this push lately to screw up the Linux desktop, anyway?
Rectangles with rounded edges is my short answer. The PIM interface is the perfect interface for stupid people. Ever since the iPhone came out with its 3d looking buttons (rectangles with rounded edges) that has been the defacto preferred "standard" to chase. The tech industry, being a follow the leader industry, is chasing that preferred look and feel. Really hard stuff like network accessible interfaces are being pushed away because they are not sexy.
As someone who constantly uses Xnest and Xming on a daily bases I say, you tell them mlwmohawk! There is NO other GUI environment that allows applications from several different machines in different locations to run seamlessly on the desktop. I currently have two sessions of Code::Blocks up. One is from my server development machine. The other is on the client development machine. I also have an application running on a third machine that controls VMs (4 attackers and 4 victims) set up to send traffic through the server machine. In that application there are VNC instances for windows machines watching the attacks which I currently have showing on my desktop number 5. This allows me to change attack vectors according to my tests in real time according to the changes I make on my client development machine and see the results and make changes to the server. In other words, all I have to do to make any change or see any effect is to click on the correct rectangle at the top of my screen. NO other GUI environment allows me to do that.
Warner Bro's cable having to publicly discuss their lack of profits on porn assets when their monopoly is primarily in areas where people have swallowed the religiosity pill. They are so fucked.
I thought the technical term was venue. What is the difference between venue and jurisdiction? I'm assuming jurisdiction isn't state vs federal and venue is Washington vs California.
I already know what they are going to say. Sgt Scrub get off our property bla bla bla. Sgt Scrub your trailer will not fit in the space shuttle bla bla bla. Those guys are always so rude to me.
I guess it is possible; but, I couldn't see an ISP using anything but transparent proxies. They would have to be pretty jenky not to. That and the assumption they are not NAT'ing further up would mean there wouldn't be any type of destination change. L7 packet shaping devices like packeteer are more commonly used. ie. Detect TOS then use leaky bucket or some other algo to determine whether it should drop an ack packet or fake a change in window size request. Shane Alcock's ProtoIdent (libtrace) is pretty nifty for doing the TOS identification really quickly. Still, a link to some code would clear everything up.:)
Oh man. I was on a rant then looked up to see your post. I hate when that happens.
That is nice that they discovered... material? It would help if they released some data showing things like maximum potential heat retention, temperature resistance, release rates, etc... Is it like glass, marble, copper, a vacuum? I mean wtf good is, "it stores heat and releases it later"?
Tomorrow is forecast to have a high of 86 and a low of 67
First, as a Texan with an air conditioner strapped to his ass in a loosing battle to stay below 100 degrees, I would like to say, "I hate you". Second... No. That is all I wanted to say.:p
That sample is a bit small for a good correlation but the game listed at the top is an add on for a game with very light DRM. Well, light in comparison to most games. To add myself to your data: It is something I would never download. The game was very good and DRM was light.
This sounds like something that would be a good/. poll.
I thought he had designed something to check for changes in window sizes or dropped ack packets. It sounds like he is doing a side by side comparison of traffic rates with the first router after the ISP being the n00ter. It would be nice to have a link to a project page.
I read it as you will need to go through the same process of acquiring and utilizing key/certs from an authority. Obtaining signed certs from an authority without good proof should be very difficult. At least I hope that is the case.
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Why quibble over the specifics? Your numbers still display Lord Balto's point. It is half the price for twice the bandwidth. 6M for $20, 3M for $10, 1.5M for $5... Do you see where this is going? Give me 100M for $100 a month. I could pass that out through wireless in my neighborhood for $5 per house hold and end up with a 200% profit.
As long as the providers can send gubercriminals more money.
Why this push lately to screw up the Linux desktop, anyway?
Rectangles with rounded edges is my short answer. The PIM interface is the perfect interface for stupid people. Ever since the iPhone came out with its 3d looking buttons (rectangles with rounded edges) that has been the defacto preferred "standard" to chase. The tech industry, being a follow the leader industry, is chasing that preferred look and feel. Really hard stuff like network accessible interfaces are being pushed away because they are not sexy.
Wayland uses X for "network transparency".
As someone who constantly uses Xnest and Xming on a daily bases I say, you tell them mlwmohawk! There is NO other GUI environment that allows applications from several different machines in different locations to run seamlessly on the desktop. I currently have two sessions of Code::Blocks up. One is from my server development machine. The other is on the client development machine. I also have an application running on a third machine that controls VMs (4 attackers and 4 victims) set up to send traffic through the server machine. In that application there are VNC instances for windows machines watching the attacks which I currently have showing on my desktop number 5. This allows me to change attack vectors according to my tests in real time according to the changes I make on my client development machine and see the results and make changes to the server. In other words, all I have to do to make any change or see any effect is to click on the correct rectangle at the top of my screen. NO other GUI environment allows me to do that.
Did your keyboard break? You forgot, "so my neighbors don't loose their connections".
Oh please. Everybody knows nothing is manufactured in the U.S.
detecting weapons is overrated.
uh huh huh you said buttload.
Warner Bro's cable having to publicly discuss their lack of profits on porn assets when their monopoly is primarily in areas where people have swallowed the religiosity pill. They are so fucked.
The creators of something have to sue a distributer to retain ownership? What a perfect representation of ownership in the 21st century.
Please do not disrespect the holy book sir.
It is obvious that they believe it is someone inside airing internal affairs and abusing federal law to force out the name of the insider.
I thought the technical term was venue. What is the difference between venue and jurisdiction? I'm assuming jurisdiction isn't state vs federal and venue is Washington vs California.
I was wondering were I left those. If you just pass them along I would appreciate it. Please send to totallystoked@goingtodosomethingeviltoday.com
Your right. Fallout had mandatory online activation. For some reason I was thinking of the Oblivion install. My bad.
I already know what they are going to say. Sgt Scrub get off our property bla bla bla. Sgt Scrub your trailer will not fit in the space shuttle bla bla bla. Those guys are always so rude to me.
No. It is indicative of he who smelt it dealt it.
I guess it is possible; but, I couldn't see an ISP using anything but transparent proxies. They would have to be pretty jenky not to. That and the assumption they are not NAT'ing further up would mean there wouldn't be any type of destination change. L7 packet shaping devices like packeteer are more commonly used. ie. Detect TOS then use leaky bucket or some other algo to determine whether it should drop an ack packet or fake a change in window size request. Shane Alcock's ProtoIdent (libtrace) is pretty nifty for doing the TOS identification really quickly. Still, a link to some code would clear everything up. :)
It is hard to tell. The latches are digging into my sides pretty bad. But, sure a little.
Oh man. I was on a rant then looked up to see your post. I hate when that happens.
That is nice that they discovered... material? It would help if they released some data showing things like maximum potential heat retention, temperature resistance, release rates, etc... Is it like glass, marble, copper, a vacuum? I mean wtf good is, "it stores heat and releases it later"?
Tomorrow is forecast to have a high of 86 and a low of 67
First, as a Texan with an air conditioner strapped to his ass in a loosing battle to stay below 100 degrees, I would like to say, "I hate you". Second... No. That is all I wanted to say. :p
That sample is a bit small for a good correlation but the game listed at the top is an add on for a game with very light DRM. Well, light in comparison to most games. To add myself to your data: It is something I would never download. The game was very good and DRM was light.
This sounds like something that would be a good /. poll.
I thought he had designed something to check for changes in window sizes or dropped ack packets. It sounds like he is doing a side by side comparison of traffic rates with the first router after the ISP being the n00ter. It would be nice to have a link to a project page.
I read it as you will need to go through the same process of acquiring and utilizing key/certs from an authority. Obtaining signed certs from an authority without good proof should be very difficult. At least I hope that is the case.