Hmm here is an idea: Make a derbian Enterprise distribution (akin to RHEL) guarentied backwards comaatebility and pathces for 5 years, and let debia stable become more cuting edge. In this way the users stay happy when they get new features fast. And server admins with DeBian Enterprise Linux (DEL Hmm better look for a different acronym) will be happy with having a rock solid and patched sytem.
Agrre/Dissagree: PLZ tell me youre thoughts on my idea
Hmm an OS to replace a Diretory service (Novell Directory Service)? Correct me if I'm wrong, but last I checked you cold run NDS on Linux, Novvels own NOS (don't remember the name) and even on Windows. NDS is jost a part be it a very important part) of Novells NOS, but as stated can run on othe OS'es aswell.
Not: If this wrong or incompleet plz correct me.
Well I can't comment on MSNBC, we don't get it here in Norway but we get FNC (22:00 - 04:00cet 4pm-10pm ET) and i must say I like yhere reporting: Igot so tired of the eu presses bush-bashing (I support the Iraq war, did so from the start) so it it nice allso getting the posetive news from Iraq (lik the inctiseng number of Irequies reporting possible teroerist hideouts).
PS: I know my spelling sucks so plz don't waste time commenting on it ubless it gets in the way of understanding my post
Well the point is that in the 60s the US had someone to compete egainst "THE USSR" IIRC they where first wit the following things:
Feirst satelite (Sputnik 1), first man in space (Yuri Gagarin), first space station (salut). The us needed to beet them at somthing in space, that's why the space program was given extre priorety. Ehen the USSR colapsed he motivation dissapperd and so did the money, NASA allso had the wery expensive shuttle program to fund.
yhank you wery mouch, iI figured that since a widescreen tv wais 16/9 it's logical that that allso was the format ov movies shot for cimema. Well I learn somethimg new every day, pitty spelling is not omong them:)
the res dont work out to 16/9, are you talking about widscreen movies?
if i base the calculations on a with of 3656 then the hight wold be (3656*9)/16=2056,5 (hmm 1/4 pixel)
based on a hight of 2664 the with wold be (2664*16)/9=4736
so the uncompresset bitrate wold be:
4736*2664*12*24=3,633,610,752 bps
That is 433.16MB/s (that's right MegaBytes per second)
If i do the math oon the res you gave, it resaults in: 350,625,024 bytes/sec (334.38MB/sec)
Discalmer: I'm no expert, so if i got something wrong plz comment and axplain where I.m wrong. It's homan to be wrong so plz don't mod me down withot explaiming why.
well you will need yo change the first 48 bits of the addresses (iana recomends that isps give/48s to all costumers), but it will make renumbering easier.
If uoe ever need more than 16bits for subneting (128 -64(interface id) -48(mask from isp)) you will probably just get an extra/48
mor info http://smakd.potaroo.net/ietf/idref/rfc3177/index. html
BTW surfnet is a dutch isp, on there pages the say that thay provide ipv6 to costumors on request (sorry the page is in dutch and I don't have the time to translate) STOP! yes this is only one example, but if memmory serves me/. had a story about 6 mounths ago about a swiss isp that was (and probaply stil is) doing the same thing, so pleace check your facts before posting.
for mod trols: I don't mind beeing moded down but plz put in a comment telling me wher I'm wrong.
for grammar nazis: I know my spelloing iis bad, but I'm lazy so unless the typos make me dificult to understand just drop it
;; ANSWER SECTION:
ipv6.surfnet.nl. 28800 IN AAAA 2001:610:0:800a:b192:87:5:98
;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
ipv6.surfnet.nl. 28800 IN NS ns2.surfnet.nl.
ipv6.surfnet.nl. 28800 IN NS ns4.surfnet.nl.
ipv6.surfnet.nl. 28800 IN NS nsd.surfnet.nl.
ipv6.surfnet.nl. 28800 IN NS zesbot.ipv6.surfnet.nl.;; Query time: 469 msec;; SERVER: 10.47.2.3#53(10.47.2.3);; WHEN: Thu Nov 10 21:05:12 2005;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 136
BTW surfnet is a dutch isp, on there pages the say that thay provide ipv6 to costumors on request (sorry the page is in dutch and I don't have the time to translate) STOP! yes this is only one example, but if memmory serves me/. had a story about 6 mounths ago about a swiss isp that was (and probaply stil is) doing the same thing, so pleace check your facts before posting. for mod trols: I don't mind beeing moded down but plz put in a comment telling me wher I'm wrong. for grammar nazis: I know my spelloing iis bad, but I'm lazy so unless the typos make me dificult to understand just drop it
The biggest problem with ipv6 is *nobody* uses it. there are no websites on it, no ISPs that sell it
hmm strange that I cold get this to work then
dig ipv6.surfnet.nl aaaa
; > DiG 9.3.1 > ipv6.surfnet.nl aaaa;; global options: printcmd;; Got answer:;; ->>HEADER
It seems like someone is using it right?
BTW surfnet is a dutch isp, on there pages the say that thay provide ipv6 to costumors on request (sorry the page is in dutch and I don't have the time to translate)
STOP! yes this is only one example, but if memmory serves me/. had a story about 6 mounths ago about a swiss isp that was (and probaply stil is) doing the same thing, so pleace check your facts before posting.
for mod trols: I don't mind beeing moded down but plz put in a comment telling me wher I'm wrong.
for grammar nazis: I know my spelloing iis bad, but I'm lazy so unless the typos make me dificult to understand just drop it
Well you have a point, but tha fact is (at last here in norway, dont know about the us) that MCI gets payed bu sprint everytime one of sprints costumer calls an MCI costumor, this is called a caal termination fee so MCI actualy get revenue as apposed to ip peering whitch is not a revenue generator.
PS: as I said I'm unshore about the system in the us, so if I'm wrong plz correct me but blz don't mod me down, we all make missatkes but I'm willing to lern as song as pople give me the chance.
quote from : http://smakd.potaroo.net/ietf/idref/rfc3177/index. html
3. Address Delegation Recommendations
The IESG and the IAB recommend the allocations for the boundary
between the public and the private topology to follow those general
rules:
-/48 in the general case, except for very large subscribers.
-/64 when it is known that one and only one subnet is needed by
design.
-/128 when it is absolutely known that one and only one device
is connecting.
In particular, we recommend:
- Home network subscribers, connecting through on-demand or
always-on connections should receive a/48.
- Small and large enterprises should receive a/48.
- Very large subscribers could receive a/47 or slightly shorter
prefix, or multiple/48's.
end quote
Hope this answer youre question
well the ting imho is that you ar never going to drive/flay this cars manualy, you are going ti input youre destination into an outopilot system and just sit back (that system vill probably be 3 or 4 x redundsant). The driving certification will simply be a test i operating tha auto pilot
The lack of auto update is a big problem, one that is beeibg fixed in FF 1.5 (will it come this year?). It will be interseting to see the nomer of vulnerabilities there will be in 1.5, on the point of code qualety we can do a simple comarison to see if the code is improving 11mounyths and 8days after release of 1.5 we can check the nomber of vulnerabilities (corently 22 for 1.0.x) remember tha FF is a biger target now so black hats will be testing 1.5 as soon as it.s released.
When are people going to stop quoting GHZ and start counting FLOPS instead, you can not compare frequency between arcitextures not even 2 competeing manufacturers of x86(32 an 64 bit) ar comparable on raw clock freq.
Tip to the inventors: sponsor a bort of linux for youre hw, run a bencmark, spck up a nice amd64 box, run the smae bencmark and publish the resoult together with an est price of youre laptop
well I can't rermember seeing an amd ad ever. One thing that is importantto remember is (at least in my expirience) is that most of the intel ads are not from intel but ads from the likes of Dell ( an inyel only shop) that says the they use intel cpus
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Hmm here is an idea: Make a derbian Enterprise distribution (akin to RHEL) guarentied backwards comaatebility and pathces for 5 years, and let debia stable become more cuting edge. In this way the users stay happy when they get new features fast. And server admins with DeBian Enterprise Linux (DEL Hmm better look for a different acronym) will be happy with having a rock solid and patched sytem. Agrre/Dissagree: PLZ tell me youre thoughts on my idea
The Romanians I guess
Well the opvious solution is to yous somthiong lighter (XFCE4 etc) With linux we at least ave a choice.
Hmm an OS to replace a Diretory service (Novell Directory Service)? Correct me if I'm wrong, but last I checked you cold run NDS on Linux, Novvels own NOS (don't remember the name) and even on Windows. NDS is jost a part be it a very important part) of Novells NOS, but as stated can run on othe OS'es aswell. Not: If this wrong or incompleet plz correct me.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Athlon_64 _microprocessors
Well I can't comment on MSNBC, we don't get it here in Norway but we get FNC (22:00 - 04:00cet 4pm-10pm ET) and i must say I like yhere reporting: Igot so tired of the eu presses bush-bashing (I support the Iraq war, did so from the start) so it it nice allso getting the posetive news from Iraq (lik the inctiseng number of Irequies reporting possible teroerist hideouts). PS: I know my spelling sucks so plz don't waste time commenting on it ubless it gets in the way of understanding my post
Well the point is that in the 60s the US had someone to compete egainst "THE USSR" IIRC they where first wit the following things: Feirst satelite (Sputnik 1), first man in space (Yuri Gagarin), first space station (salut). The us needed to beet them at somthing in space, that's why the space program was given extre priorety. Ehen the USSR colapsed he motivation dissapperd and so did the money, NASA allso had the wery expensive shuttle program to fund.
yhank you wery mouch, iI figured that since a widescreen tv wais 16/9 it's logical that that allso was the format ov movies shot for cimema. Well I learn somethimg new every day, pitty spelling is not omong them :)
the res dont work out to 16/9, are you talking about widscreen movies?
if i base the calculations on a with of 3656 then the hight wold be (3656*9)/16=2056,5 (hmm 1/4 pixel)
based on a hight of 2664 the with wold be (2664*16)/9=4736
so the uncompresset bitrate wold be:
4736*2664*12*24=3,633,610,752 bps
That is 433.16MB/s (that's right MegaBytes per second)
If i do the math oon the res you gave, it resaults in: 350,625,024 bytes/sec (334.38MB/sec)
Discalmer: I'm no expert, so if i got something wrong plz comment and axplain where I.m wrong. It's homan to be wrong so plz don't mod me down withot explaiming why.
well you will need yo change the first 48 bits of the addresses (iana recomends that isps give /48s to all costumers), but it will make renumbering easier.
If uoe ever need more than 16bits for subneting (128 -64(interface id) -48(mask from isp)) you will probably just get an extra /48
mor info http://smakd.potaroo.net/ietf/idref/rfc3177/index. html
hmm strange that I cold get this to work then
BTW surfnet is a dutch isp, on there pages the say that thay provide ipv6 to costumors on request (sorry the page is in dutch and I don't have the time to translate) STOP! yes this is only one example, but if memmory serves me
for mod trols: I don't mind beeing moded down but plz put in a comment telling me wher I'm wrong.
for grammar nazis: I know my spelloing iis bad, but I'm lazy so unless the typos make me dificult to understand just drop it
hmm strange that I cold get this to work then BTW surfnet is a dutch isp, on there pages the say that thay provide ipv6 to costumors on request (sorry the page is in dutch and I don't have the time to translate) STOP! yes this is only one example, but if memmory serves me
The biggest problem with ipv6 is *nobody* uses it. there are no websites on it, no ISPs that sell it hmm strange that I cold get this to work then dig ipv6.surfnet.nl aaaa ; > DiG 9.3.1 > ipv6.surfnet.nl aaaa ;; global options: printcmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER
It seems like someone is using it right?
BTW surfnet is a dutch isp, on there pages the say that thay provide ipv6 to costumors on request (sorry the page is in dutch and I don't have the time to translate)
STOP! yes this is only one example, but if memmory serves me /. had a story about 6 mounths ago about a swiss isp that was (and probaply stil is) doing the same thing, so pleace check your facts before posting.
for mod trols: I don't mind beeing moded down but plz put in a comment telling me wher I'm wrong.
for grammar nazis: I know my spelloing iis bad, but I'm lazy so unless the typos make me dificult to understand just drop it
Well you have a point, but tha fact is (at last here in norway, dont know about the us) that MCI gets payed bu sprint everytime one of sprints costumer calls an MCI costumor, this is called a caal termination fee so MCI actualy get revenue as apposed to ip peering whitch is not a revenue generator.
PS: as I said I'm unshore about the system in the us, so if I'm wrong plz correct me but blz don't mod me down, we all make missatkes but I'm willing to lern as song as pople give me the chance.
quote from : http://smakd.potaroo.net/ietf/idref/rfc3177/index. html
3. Address Delegation Recommendations
The IESG and the IAB recommend the allocations for the boundary
between the public and the private topology to follow those general
rules:
- /48 in the general case, except for very large subscribers.
- /64 when it is known that one and only one subnet is needed by
design.
- /128 when it is absolutely known that one and only one device
is connecting.
In particular, we recommend:
- Home network subscribers, connecting through on-demand or
always-on connections should receive a /48.
- Small and large enterprises should receive a /48.
- Very large subscribers could receive a /47 or slightly shorter
prefix, or multiple /48's.
end quote
Hope this answer youre question
well the ting imho is that you ar never going to drive/flay this cars manualy, you are going ti input youre destination into an outopilot system and just sit back (that system vill probably be 3 or 4 x redundsant). The driving certification will simply be a test i operating tha auto pilot
The lack of auto update is a big problem, one that is beeibg fixed in FF 1.5 (will it come this year?). It will be interseting to see the nomer of vulnerabilities there will be in 1.5, on the point of code qualety we can do a simple comarison to see if the code is improving 11mounyths and 8days after release of 1.5 we can check the nomber of vulnerabilities (corently 22 for 1.0.x) remember tha FF is a biger target now so black hats will be testing 1.5 as soon as it.s released.
When are people going to stop quoting GHZ and start counting FLOPS instead, you can not compare frequency between arcitextures not even 2 competeing manufacturers of x86(32 an 64 bit) ar comparable on raw clock freq. Tip to the inventors: sponsor a bort of linux for youre hw, run a bencmark, spck up a nice amd64 box, run the smae bencmark and publish the resoult together with an est price of youre laptop
well just wait til the cheap asian copys com out, tha latest is always overpriced
well I can't rermember seeing an amd ad ever. One thing that is importantto remember is (at least in my expirience) is that most of the intel ads are not from intel but ads from the likes of Dell ( an inyel only shop) that says the they use intel cpus