Um, I know Dell sells them. There was a 802.11b MiniPCI card from Dell on sale for $29 the other week. Check Techbargains for it. Also, if you're desperate, you can generally rip apart a consumer AP or "router" and yank out it's MiniPCI card, too.
Daft Punk's extra downloads are nicely DRM'd. I remember installing that shitty software back when I had a Windows box in 2001. Of course, Windows installs don't last that long, and once you've used the code that came with your CD, you can never install it again. So, it's essentially useless to me now.
Oh well.
Actually, I installed 10.3 last night without registering. Just select that you're 'not ready to connect to the Internet' and when prompted later to register, click 'register later'. Then, after rebooting, delete the alias to the registration program and don't use the wizard to configure the Internet settings. Really quite simple.
If this works, then no one will bother developing an open source driver, which means there is still no hope for using Airport Extreme, which uses the Broadcom chipset, under Linux on a PowerBook. =(
Dude man, so my mate and I wanted to get a grant to see if applying stickers to a Honda or Accura actually made it go faster. Too bad we both suck at writing proposals, eh?
Yes, grafting would work, but, as THC is produced in the flowers of the cannabis plant, THC and the other cannabinoids would not transfer from the roots to the hops, thereby making the exercise pointless.
Too bad that won't work with cannabis, despite the old urban myth that it does. Mmmm, I'd be sure to get my daily recommend dose^H^H^H^Hserving of vegetables per day.
So you're trying to tell me that professional DJs are going to ditch their pair of 1200s and huge collection of vinyl for some shitty little piece of plastic with a USB connector on it?
Yes, I think you are. You're completely forgetting that OSX applications run on the PowerPC architecture, and OSX is not a version of FreeBSD. Yes, a lot of the underlying UNIX utilities are from FreeBSD, but the kernel is not, nor is the graphics framework. In addition, most of the MS apps are not written like UNIX applications but instead are written like old Mac applications. I forget what this is called, but I believe it's the one that's not called Cocoa.
I think you missed out on the part where modern nuclear reactors don't produce appreciable waste. We only have a problem in the US, because our asshat government prohibits these types of reactors, because they can also produce weapons-grade plutonium. In a civilian setting, this gets reused in the reactor, but here, in the US, we must be concerned with them gosh darn Ter'rists.
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There is a hefty RAM buffer into which data is loaded, and then the disk spins down. This is how the iPod conserves battery life.
And there's still no support for AiportExtreme on Linux, greatly reducing the utility of Linux on that iBook.
Um, I know Dell sells them. There was a 802.11b MiniPCI card from Dell on sale for $29 the other week. Check Techbargains for it. Also, if you're desperate, you can generally rip apart a consumer AP or "router" and yank out it's MiniPCI card, too.
Daft Punk's extra downloads are nicely DRM'd. I remember installing that shitty software back when I had a Windows box in 2001. Of course, Windows installs don't last that long, and once you've used the code that came with your CD, you can never install it again. So, it's essentially useless to me now. Oh well.
Actually, I installed 10.3 last night without registering. Just select that you're 'not ready to connect to the Internet' and when prompted later to register, click 'register later'. Then, after rebooting, delete the alias to the registration program and don't use the wizard to configure the Internet settings. Really quite simple.
Does that have anything to do with my nick?
If this works, then no one will bother developing an open source driver, which means there is still no hope for using Airport Extreme, which uses the Broadcom chipset, under Linux on a PowerBook. =(
That joke totally went right over your head, mate.
Dude, nice website.
Dude man, so my mate and I wanted to get a grant to see if applying stickers to a Honda or Accura actually made it go faster. Too bad we both suck at writing proposals, eh?
Could you explain what your BIND config entries mean (or post a link)? I've never seen that before.
Yes, grafting would work, but, as THC is produced in the flowers of the cannabis plant, THC and the other cannabinoids would not transfer from the roots to the hops, thereby making the exercise pointless.
Too bad that won't work with cannabis, despite the old urban myth that it does. Mmmm, I'd be sure to get my daily recommend dose^H^H^H^Hserving of vegetables per day.
Are they not going to have backward compatibility? That seems like a big mistake in the game console market to me.
So you're trying to tell me that professional DJs are going to ditch their pair of 1200s and huge collection of vinyl for some shitty little piece of plastic with a USB connector on it?
Sure thing.
Tell me, what part of "gets reused in the reactor" didn't you understand?
I think you missed out on the part where modern nuclear reactors don't produce appreciable waste. We only have a problem in the US, because our asshat government prohibits these types of reactors, because they can also produce weapons-grade plutonium. In a civilian setting, this gets reused in the reactor, but here, in the US, we must be concerned with them gosh darn Ter'rists.
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Yep, we sure don't use the tilde at all...
So you're saying Japan is a haven for dumpster diving? Awesome.
Trust me, your RedHat 9 box was *not* running lsh.
Man, I compiled the kernel as one normally would and installed it.
Next,
emerge nvidia-kernel vmware
That's all I did. Now, does that really warrant a howto?
Man, I'm running Gentoo, with 2.6.0-test3, and I'm using the latest NVidia drivers, and the latest VMware, and they all work great.
Did you give grub a try? I've got an old P133 acting as a gateway with a 16.8GB disk, and using grub was the only way I could get it to boot.