Yubikey is a USB OTP generator, it can be integrated quite easily and it has ssh and a little fast dig up I found this link about yubikey and openvpn..
Creating, maybe sustaining jobs and a few more patents to their war chest? Sounds like a good investment for me. Of course, I don't have that kind of money, but they do!
Do they only manage optical tracking? If you ask any sport practitioner, not only the vision is used, also sound feedback is very important, you can determine the strength, even the effect with a given sound...
Back when OtherOS was official, YellowDog was the official PS3 distribution. YellowDog is a PowerPC distribution based upon Redhat. Actually they developed the yum tool...
The distro was really nice, and originally was aimed for Apple computeres using the G or powerpc hardware...
Zebra implements it`s own language called ZPL, the full specification can be obtained from the web... I used to write directly to a zebra printer coding my own command controls and writing it directly to/dev/ttyS0, that was like... 6-7 years ago for a movie ticket application.... isn't that difficult in the end... Zebra printers are no excuse for me...
I'm a big, big last.fm lover... I met so many interesting people...
Until they made very hard to know your neighbours... I used to pay
Until they stopped being able to play my playlist.... I no longer pay...
cuz they don't support neither wii or ps3...
Because giving name to things make them more believable...
This story is a well crafted stunt... there are so many impossibles that it is a good legend... some parts are true, mostly gossips. Want to turn a gossip in a true, give it a name.
Hi, I work for this guys http://www.idv.com.mx/www.idv.com.mx they have a streaming solutions and I know they can create the solution for you.. you migth even get the full control of the software...
And they are no were near the price of usa or europe soluions... XD
Great, now this law schools are really delivering what they promise. High profile, real case of study against mayor law firms.
Lots of legal battles to teach their students the ways of the corporate warfare... They students not only will have Harvard Law Student in their resume, also RIAA legal case.
For the fee this universities collect, they have found a new way to train legal sharks...
I should patent this "field training from school active model":D
You need windows, ok, then go for windows, virtualized with xen or vmware over Linux.
Your proyect sounds a lot similar to one "not so long ago" proyect I had...
The solution was. Use Linux as virtualization plataform. So, when a reinstall is needed, for some strage reason, you can use a previously saved image. You will waste a little more space, but even that, is an issue. Our solutions also used a stripped down version of windows, so we can fit them in 8 Gb Compact Flash. The Linux image server, had our 8 different windows images via usb ports. Because even with linux and cf, you might get a flash card crash, which is more remotely than a hard disk crash. So everything was redundant, whit equipment and information sources... So, when we need to reload a windows, we just copied the image to the right server or flash, and everthing was ok.
For administration of the windows machine, we used ssh to access and the console and since we were using xp, we used the pslist.exe and pskill.exe commands.
For hardware, we used via fanless hardware with cf2ide adapters.... Now we could use those new solid state disks...
Right now, I would go the same way.. and I will add it a vpn to a specific site using 3G, or something similar, and I will search for a dialin by celular option...
The solution wasn't even so expensive. Most of the cost is at the server hardware like blades and so on, we solved the lack of powercomputing of the via hardware with multiples hardware. Even there are automotive psu for the via hardware, and we mounted an array of 6 batteries and a little gasoline charger.
So, as an abstract: linux+xen/vmware+windows xp with pskill/pslist + cywin for ssh + 3g or dialin modem
BTW, we used this setup at the jungle of Mexico, so we got high levels of humidity, lot of heat, lack of proper electric installations... it worked with out serious failure for over 1 year.
Mos failures where at the networking componentes, from cisco switches dying to tripped cables yanked...
At the end, we solved the networking issue using elcheapo 8 ports solid state, no fans networking equipments costing 1/10 of the original Cisco equipment...
I used to have a MUD (Multi User Dungeon) back 1993-1996...
A that was the drill..
Play, become coder, generate content...
User generated content was the next step...
Of course the parent company will need to charge. The game I used to have, was time consuming... at the end, I ended the game for 2 reasons, I needed to get an income, and it was very hard to maintain... this must be covered by the users...
When I was on the "top" the game got listed in mud clients, there was over 100 coders, and like 2k players.
Yes I was stupid and didn't have the vision to turn it commercial...
Now I'm struggling with the world economy... but as in pockar, I'm playing my cards and waiting to go all in...
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Yubikey is a USB OTP generator, it can be integrated quite easily and it has ssh and a little fast dig up I found this link about yubikey and openvpn..
http://www.yubico.com/applicat...
http://forum.yubico.com/viewto...
Will it be as beautiful as the SR-71?
The day Watson answers 42...
Creating, maybe sustaining jobs and a few more patents to their war chest? Sounds like a good investment for me. Of course, I don't have that kind of money, but they do!
Do they only manage optical tracking? If you ask any sport practitioner, not only the vision is used, also sound feedback is very important, you can determine the strength, even the effect with a given sound...
I wonder if they are including it already...
Time to check those wireless routers and start to build a citizen-net-mesh maybe?
Nothing good will come after this, only more regulations...
They are collecting your data generated at your expense (gas/electricity, time, car) and plan to sell it...
Is good to be an enterprise...
Back when OtherOS was official, YellowDog was the official PS3 distribution. YellowDog is a PowerPC distribution based upon Redhat. Actually they developed the yum tool...
The distro was really nice, and originally was aimed for Apple computeres using the G or powerpc hardware...
They should build a GUI Visual Basic interface to track the ip to find the router...
Wouldn't be nice if Google pumped 5 millions to keep the seti@home working for 2 years more? They pump 6 millions for a small and local event...
There are reports of Japan tremors, like every 10 minutes or less... is that accurate?
Zebra implements it`s own language called ZPL, the full specification can be obtained from the web... I used to write directly to a zebra printer coding my own command controls and writing it directly to /dev/ttyS0, that was like... 6-7 years ago for a movie ticket application.... isn't that difficult in the end. .. Zebra printers are no excuse for me...
I'm a big, big last.fm lover...
I met so many interesting people...
Until they made very hard to know your neighbours...
I used to pay
Until they stopped being able to play my playlist....
I no longer pay...
cuz they don't support neither wii or ps3...
So, they lost me as client this year...
in location: Waiting for satellite...
I wonder why? I'm in in the bunker, with all the servers...
Because giving name to things make them more believable...
This story is a well crafted stunt... there are so many impossibles that it is a good legend... some parts are true, mostly gossips. Want to turn a gossip in a true, give it a name.
we seriously need a thumbs up option...
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA....
Hi, I work for this guys http://www.idv.com.mx/www.idv.com.mx they have a streaming solutions and I know they can create the solution for you.. you migth even get the full control of the software...
And they are no were near the price of usa or europe soluions... XD
And what about the weight?
A hummer consumes a lot more of gas, but also weights a lot more, ergo it causes a lot more resistance over the road and it will degrade it further..
Should we tax based on weight x mileage?
Great, now this law schools are really delivering what they promise. High profile, real case of study against mayor law firms.
Lots of legal battles to teach their students the ways of the corporate warfare...
They students not only will have Harvard Law Student in their resume, also RIAA legal case.
For the fee this universities collect, they have found a new way to train legal sharks...
I should patent this "field training from school active model" :D
Mod parent up...
LOL
Sell her story to movie makers and cash in more than 400k?
You need windows, ok, then go for windows, virtualized with xen or vmware over Linux.
Your proyect sounds a lot similar to one "not so long ago" proyect I had...
The solution was. Use Linux as virtualization plataform. So, when a reinstall is needed, for some strage reason, you can use a previously saved image. You will waste a little more space, but even that, is an issue. Our solutions also used a stripped down version of windows, so we can fit them in 8 Gb Compact Flash. The Linux image server, had our 8 different windows images via usb ports. Because even with linux and cf, you might get a flash card crash, which is more remotely than a hard disk crash. So everything was redundant, whit equipment and information sources...
So, when we need to reload a windows, we just copied the image to the right server or flash, and everthing was ok.
For administration of the windows machine, we used ssh to access and the console and since we were using xp, we used the pslist.exe and pskill.exe commands.
For hardware, we used via fanless hardware with cf2ide adapters.... Now we could use those new solid state disks...
Right now, I would go the same way.. and I will add it a vpn to a specific site using 3G, or something similar, and I will search for a dialin by celular option...
The solution wasn't even so expensive. Most of the cost is at the server hardware like blades and so on, we solved the lack of powercomputing of the via hardware with multiples hardware. Even there are automotive psu for the via hardware, and we mounted an array of 6 batteries and a little gasoline charger.
So, as an abstract:
linux+xen/vmware+windows xp with pskill/pslist + cywin for ssh + 3g or dialin modem
BTW, we used this setup at the jungle of Mexico, so we got high levels of humidity, lot of heat, lack of proper electric installations... it worked with out serious failure for over 1 year.
Mos failures where at the networking componentes, from cisco switches dying to tripped cables yanked...
At the end, we solved the networking issue using elcheapo 8 ports solid state, no fans networking equipments costing 1/10 of the original Cisco equipment...
And how much of this lines are for core functions (Memory Managements, Scheduler, etc) and for drivers (USB, Filesystem)
I used to have a MUD (Multi User Dungeon) back 1993-1996...
A that was the drill..
Play, become coder, generate content...
User generated content was the next step...
Of course the parent company will need to charge. The game I used to have, was time consuming... at the end, I ended the game for 2 reasons, I needed to get an income, and it was very hard to maintain... this must be covered by the users...
When I was on the "top" the game got listed in mud clients, there was over 100 coders, and like 2k players.
Yes I was stupid and didn't have the vision to turn it commercial...
Now I'm struggling with the world economy... but as in pockar, I'm playing my cards and waiting to go all in...
lol