Uploading at max is more like a DoS of your modem. Yes, it does basically "eat" the connection.
Unfortunately, since my DSL isn't 1:1, I download at 5 times (by personal limit) by 1 times upload just to be nice. Because a D/U ratio of 15:1 isn't nice to the BT community.
I know a simple fix to AOL problems.
Don't write it with buffer overruns everywhere. The unofficial Gaim client has protocol limits on profile information and buddy icons. That's more than AIM 5.9 (I haven't messed with Triton, too much bloat).
Nek0d3 figured this out a long time ago. And what do they have to show for it? Several versions of their client, AIM Remix, that can crash most AIM clients. Mind you, AIM remix was written in visual basic, which is not a complex language. It's sad when a third-party slap-together program can DoS, portscan, and abuse the server, while the other official client (with funding) has stumbled a lot.
Who has access to personal information regarding domain registration? Is this info only used during prosecution (and personal records) or is it completely available to almost anyone?
*Emo: As in, the kids who listen to heartbroken musicians of this generation pour heart and soul into rock, metal, heavy metal, etc. Some habits include weak attempts at self-mutilation, depression, and all out self-pity. Often mistaken as Goth or Skater.
Seriously, all forms of the name "I_hate_life" are taken. And don't forget those cursed X's they love to abuse.
Memory hierarchy is changing, and the evidence is in a local PC shop. Ok, first, I admit I'm not that knowledgable of memory hierarchy, supercomputers, or specifics in hardware. But I will say that they have helped the development of better systems. My 64 Bit system is 600 MHz less then my old system, but runs faster. Why? It keeps on par with instructions from ram and storage, as well as input. It doesn't clutter the bus. It simply takes what it actually uses.
Back in the 90s and early 00s, we kept saying more central power. That's no good if the bottleneck is right ouside the processor.
Ir's hard to say that F.E.A.R. is a bad game. Although I will admit, yes, it's just another FPS, it does have some kick-ass in the A.I. Development. It's nice to know that the enemy doesn't leave you in a blind spot for two hours.
Of course, some will complain, saying it sucks. Go for it. I like it, and it seems many other people did.
For the person a few posts above: I played Doom 3, HalfLife 2, and F.E.A.R. I quit Doom 3 because, quite frankly, Doom 1&2 are more exciting.
And finally, onto the actual subject. A new SDK means more mods. More mods means more fun. Does anyone speculate that this may end up like counter-strike in the way of mod ideas?
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First off, the only reason WinMX fails in comparison with some networks or programs is because there is no tagging. All of the files are indexed by filename. One difference in a byte and then it becomes a completely different file.
Second, the news section of WinMXs site hasn't been update since the middle of last year. Surely a sign of lack in production?
And third, because there are those nifty key word whore files that are ads from some cheap or nonexistant porn site.
However, back when it did work, there were some awesome chat rooms. And the diversity of files is amazing. But those are gone now.
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Uploading at max is more like a DoS of your modem. Yes, it does basically "eat" the connection. Unfortunately, since my DSL isn't 1:1, I download at 5 times (by personal limit) by 1 times upload just to be nice. Because a D/U ratio of 15:1 isn't nice to the BT community.
Wine seems to deliver the best "Windows experince" for me.
When I read the title, I thought it said "The year of the THC."
I don't remember those times though.
I know a simple fix to AOL problems.
Don't write it with buffer overruns everywhere. The unofficial Gaim client has protocol limits on profile information and buddy icons. That's more than AIM 5.9 (I haven't messed with Triton, too much bloat).
Nek0d3 figured this out a long time ago. And what do they have to show for it? Several versions of their client, AIM Remix, that can crash most AIM clients. Mind you, AIM remix was written in visual basic, which is not a complex language.
It's sad when a third-party slap-together program can DoS, portscan, and abuse the server, while the other official client (with funding) has stumbled a lot.
Will the Java trick still work?
Don't write your program in Visual Basic.
With names like Thunderbird, Firefox, and Songbird, I think we may just run out of open source animals.
Seriously, how many dead animals will we install linux on?
It's ok. You'll be remembered in the way of bash.org quotation.
I'll have linux use the BSOD screen saver. Mocks windows perfectly.
He was playing StarCraft. Those battlecruisers take forever to build.
"costs under $90"
That's nice, but notice how you can get a normal 160GB for around $70-$75? $80 if you want SATA.
Yeah, not news here. Cutting open a harddrive to install an acrylic window is a good concept. Knowing that it ruins it should be reason enough not to.
And, proof that it is at least one year old, November 8th of 2004 begs to disagree. I even have proof!
Who has access to personal information regarding domain registration?
Is this info only used during prosecution (and personal records) or is it completely available to almost anyone?
...Just another emo* breeding ground.
*Emo: As in, the kids who listen to heartbroken musicians of this generation pour heart and soul into rock, metal, heavy metal, etc. Some habits include weak attempts at self-mutilation, depression, and all out self-pity. Often mistaken as Goth or Skater.
Seriously, all forms of the name "I_hate_life" are taken. And don't forget those cursed X's they love to abuse.
...it's better then being in Flash.
And it seems the programming schools that claim games can be made in JS weren't lying.
Memory hierarchy is changing, and the evidence is in a local PC shop. Ok, first, I admit I'm not that knowledgable of memory hierarchy, supercomputers, or specifics in hardware. But I will say that they have helped the development of better systems. My 64 Bit system is 600 MHz less then my old system, but runs faster. Why? It keeps on par with instructions from ram and storage, as well as input. It doesn't clutter the bus. It simply takes what it actually uses.
Back in the 90s and early 00s, we kept saying more central power. That's no good if the bottleneck is right ouside the processor.
My Two Cents.
Ir's hard to say that F.E.A.R. is a bad game. Although I will admit, yes, it's just another FPS, it does have some kick-ass in the A.I. Development. It's nice to know that the enemy doesn't leave you in a blind spot for two hours.
Of course, some will complain, saying it sucks. Go for it. I like it, and it seems many other people did.
For the person a few posts above: I played Doom 3, HalfLife 2, and F.E.A.R. I quit Doom 3 because, quite frankly, Doom 1&2 are more exciting.
And finally, onto the actual subject. A new SDK means more mods. More mods means more fun. Does anyone speculate that this may end up like counter-strike in the way of mod ideas?
Is it just me, or did the editors get lazy on Thanksgiving. I mean, sure, pie, I'm all for it, but come on!
"The Western Digital Caviar SE16 WD2500KS 250 GB hard drive has 300 MB/sec transfer rate the drive has a monster 16 MB cache,"
Oh, and for the article below, it's Purgatory
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- Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, Califo [$11.99]
- Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, Califo [$11.99]
- Crossing Shattuck Bridge [$7.22 - $17.95]
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- The Forbidden Experiment [$8.06 - $15.00]
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So... When will MD6 come about? (yes, a weak version number pun, I know)
Not even out in the wild, and still problems? Of course, I wonder what doesn't interfere with a 1998 Point-of-Sale retail system.
No joke. Take a camper with two propane tanks on the front. Catch them. The only thing left of the camper will be the frame.
When are they testing it on humans?
I already crashed Linux with my code, let alone implement something like this.
I don't get how this is "news".
My reasons for dumping WinMX:
First off, the only reason WinMX fails in comparison with some networks or programs is because there is no tagging. All of the files are indexed by filename. One difference in a byte and then it becomes a completely different file.
Second, the news section of WinMXs site hasn't been update since the middle of last year. Surely a sign of lack in production?
And third, because there are those nifty key word whore files that are ads from some cheap or nonexistant porn site.
However, back when it did work, there were some awesome chat rooms. And the diversity of files is amazing. But those are gone now.