Athlon 64-3400+ 1GB RAM 120GB 7200rpm HD LG CD-RW/DVD Reader combo drive Cold Cathode light etc. NVIDIA logo etched on the window Cool brushed aluminum finish
The Video Card is backorderd, but should be here just after E3.
Uh... NO Lagwagon and only two NoFX albums? I'll maybe use this when I want to but the latest Birtney Spears or Christina Skankulera album, as it seems that's what they specialize in!
Yes, but it's still not a PBX (perhaps would be with Asterisk. It would take some pretty intense programming to put a gui on that that'll allow you to drag and drop to transfer calls though.
Not that Pluto is the answer to everything, but it looks like they aim to have *everything* integrated to a pretty high degree. I wouldn't necessarily use drag and drop call control, but I can see a lot of people being wowed by it.
This shows only precompiled KDE packages for Solaris 8. Users of Solaris 9 will have to compile their own. Seems like a lot of software doesn't even come pre-compiled for Solaris 9.:-(
I've got a slightly different VoIP service here. A friend runs his own ISP (small, single T1) and loves Linux. He setup an asterisk server and lent me a Grandstream phone for use. The only issue I've experienced is latency during his peak bandwidth load times.
This I'm perfectly willing to deal with. I hate phone companies. I will never give Bell Canada another cent as long as I live. I have enough moral problems paying my cell phone bill to Rogers AT&T.
Check if your router supports SNMP. If so, you may be able to graph the traffic nicely with mrtg.
Unfortunately my Dlink DI-713P doesn't support SNMP, so I'm currently without a solution. If I wasn't using a switch I might be able to use snort to generate graphs.
Oh, but I did this! After replacing a guy's keyboard with a rather "spartan" model, I got asked if monochrome monitors were next. So on his last day, I installed DOS 6.22 and WfW 3.11 configured in black and white on a spare hard drive. I conveniently had a meeting first thing and saw him hovering near the door;-)
Kick back watch it crumble See the drowning, watch the fall I feel just terrible about it That's sarcasm, let it burn
I'm gonna make a toast when it falls apart I'm gonna raise my glass above my heart Then someone shouts "That's what they get!"
For all the years of hit and run For all the piss broke bands on VH1 Where did all, their money go? Don't we all know
Parasitic music industry As it destroys itself We'll show them how it's supposed to be
Music written from devotion Not ambition, not for fame Zero people are exploited There are no tricks, up our sleeve
Gonna fight against the mass appeal We're gonna kill the 7 record deal Make records that have more than one good song The dinosaurs will slowly die And I do believe no one will cry I'm just fucking glad I'm gonna be There to watch the fall
Prehistoric music industry Three feet in la brea tar Extinction never felt so good
If you think anyone would feel badly You are sadly, mistaken The time has come for evolution Fuck collusion, kill the five
Whatever happened to the handshake? Whatever happened to deals no - one would break? What happened to integrity? It's still there it always was For playing music just because A million reason why All dinosaurs will die All dinosaurs will die All dinosaurs will die
Power Source: Uses 2 AA Lithium Non-Rechargeable Batteries (included), on/off switch
Another stunning lack of innovation... Why not put two contacts on the bottom and create a USB powered charging base, like the Logitech etc cordless mice.
I suppose because most people still wouldn't get this for an aftermarket mouse as it has no scroll wheel. Come on Apple! Put your flat-scroll wheel patent to work! Let's at least see something!
I also hate the way they talk about having a single button as being "easy and comfortable to use, regardless of the size of your hand". What a way to talk up a mouse for simpletons!
allow users to request that certain ports be opened again for them. I know most ISPs won't like the admin hassle of opening port XX for client abc123, but I think this could only have benefits.
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Running sweet.
Athlon 64-3400+
1GB RAM
120GB 7200rpm HD
LG CD-RW/DVD Reader combo drive
Cold Cathode light etc.
NVIDIA logo etched on the window
Cool brushed aluminum finish
The Video Card is backorderd, but should be here just after E3.
-Pete
Uh... NO Lagwagon and only two NoFX albums? I'll maybe use this when I want to but the latest Birtney Spears or Christina Skankulera album, as it seems that's what they specialize in!
-Pete
This time with iPod mini's. They've arranged a special deal with Apple to reserve the first models to come off the assembly line.
Thanks, Virgina Tech... Thanks a lot....
-Pete
I got to:
..."
"Start Windows. Go to the Control Panel, select "386 Enhanced". Select "Virtual Memory" and
and prompty began to feel woozy. If anyone sees me heading for the floor, please run to catch me!
Seriously... this takes me back...
-Pete
It's down already.... ;-)
The server must be running KDE 3.2.... Poor server.
-Pete
I CANNOT TOLERATE SERIFS. I think they should be banned from the known universe. Only to be discovered by archeologists in the distant future.
Sans Serif fonts are soooooooo much easier to read!
-Pete
Yes, but it's still not a PBX (perhaps would be with Asterisk. It would take some pretty intense programming to put a gui on that that'll allow you to drag and drop to transfer calls though.
Not that Pluto is the answer to everything, but it looks like they aim to have *everything* integrated to a pretty high degree. I wouldn't necessarily use drag and drop call control, but I can see a lot of people being wowed by it.
-Pete
ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/latest/contrib/So laris/
:-(
This shows only precompiled KDE packages for Solaris 8. Users of Solaris 9 will have to compile their own. Seems like a lot of software doesn't even come pre-compiled for Solaris 9.
-Pete
I've got a slightly different VoIP service here. A friend runs his own ISP (small, single T1) and loves Linux. He setup an asterisk server and lent me a Grandstream phone for use. The only issue I've experienced is latency during his peak bandwidth load times.
This I'm perfectly willing to deal with. I hate phone companies. I will never give Bell Canada another cent as long as I live. I have enough moral problems paying my cell phone bill to Rogers AT&T.
Check if your router supports SNMP. If so, you may be able to graph the traffic nicely with mrtg.
Unfortunately my Dlink DI-713P doesn't support SNMP, so I'm currently without a solution. If I wasn't using a switch I might be able to use snort to generate graphs.
-Pete
Bwaahaaahaaa.... "acquired" Come on... admit it...
-Pete
Not 2.1 to 1.9? Hrmmm...
So how come the P3 CPU-ID function is disabled on all new computers I buy?
Looks like the bad press forced most manufacturers to leave it off unless otherwise needed.
Of course, DRM may very well take a different path!
Oh, but I did this! After replacing a guy's keyboard with a rather "spartan" model, I got asked if monochrome monitors were next. So on his last day, I installed DOS 6.22 and WfW 3.11 configured in black and white on a spare hard drive. I conveniently had a meeting first thing and saw him hovering near the door ;-)
Oh, I laughed quite heartily.
-Pete
I forget where I saw it, but they were referring to the P4 "Extreme Edition" as the P4 "Emergency Edition". That cracked me up.
Oh Intel...
-Pete
Lyrics to "Dinosaurs Will Die"
Kick back watch it crumble
See the drowning, watch the fall
I feel just terrible about it
That's sarcasm, let it burn
I'm gonna make a toast when it falls apart
I'm gonna raise my glass above my heart
Then someone shouts "That's what they get!"
For all the years of hit and run
For all the piss broke bands on VH1
Where did all, their money go?
Don't we all know
Parasitic music industry
As it destroys itself
We'll show them how it's supposed to be
Music written from devotion
Not ambition, not for fame
Zero people are exploited
There are no tricks, up our sleeve
Gonna fight against the mass appeal
We're gonna kill the 7 record deal
Make records that have more than one good song
The dinosaurs will slowly die
And I do believe no one will cry
I'm just fucking glad I'm gonna be
There to watch the fall
Prehistoric music industry
Three feet in la brea tar
Extinction never felt so good
If you think anyone would feel badly
You are sadly, mistaken
The time has come for evolution
Fuck collusion, kill the five
Whatever happened to the handshake?
Whatever happened to deals no - one would break?
What happened to integrity?
It's still there it always was
For playing music just because
A million reason why
All dinosaurs will die
All dinosaurs will die
All dinosaurs will die
wait wait wait...
you're advertising abuse of a student discount?
ARGHHHHHHHHH!
Am I the only one in the world that gets miffed at this?
-Pete
From the Mouse specs:
... Why not put two contacts on the bottom and create a USB powered charging base, like the Logitech etc cordless mice.
Power Source:
Uses 2 AA Lithium Non-Rechargeable Batteries (included), on/off switch
Another stunning lack of innovation
I suppose because most people still wouldn't get this for an aftermarket mouse as it has no scroll wheel. Come on Apple! Put your flat-scroll wheel patent to work! Let's at least see something!
I also hate the way they talk about having a single button as being "easy and comfortable to use, regardless of the size of your hand". What a way to talk up a mouse for simpletons!
Anyway... love the computers...
-Pete
Help me.... I'm melting!
allow users to request that certain ports be opened again for them. I know most ISPs won't like the admin hassle of opening port XX for client abc123, but I think this could only have benefits.
-Pete
Well, since no Canadian routers show on that map, I have to assume that all Canadian links were unaffected by the blackout!
Just goes to show the value of buying equipment that runs on snow!
-Pete
First we brought you SARS, guess what's next?
Because if it's a peer-to-peer network and they upload a file, they'll be federal criminals!
AIEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!
-Pete
Couldn't have been repaired using current design and repair methods might be a little more accurate. NASA can design a procedure for anything!
GO NASA!!!