I'm confused. I know it requires the PS2 network adapter. Is there an 802.11b version of that? Or are you using a USB 802.11b? I was just reading a few other posts where the Qcast Tuner doesn't support non-Sony USB adapter.
If you buy quality nVidia boards from ASUS, or Visiontek (now defunct) you will be sure to have quality parts in them.
Also add Leadtek to the list starting with their WinFastTi500. I have their Ti200 (the 128MB with hardware monitoring) card, and to my eyes, they match my Matrox Marvel G400.
Thanks for the stereotype, but I'm not one of those people who complain about BSOD and NT/2k. I didn't say anything about my Win2k server being unstable.
I own the server, and I felt like running some program that will take up my idle time. (It really doesn't do much except host my email.)
But the problem (for me) with UD is the lack of *nix support. I once used them about a year ago when I used Windows 2k as my server... and my servers usually just idle not doing anything (except host a small mail server) so I ran UD.
Now I moved everything to FreeBSD. I was at least able to run Folding@Home (but now I have my own set of problems)
When I last ran UD, I remember hearing people asking for *nix support, but now checking out their website I can't find any:(
I'm currently having the same problem running the Linux client on my FreeBSD machines (through the Linux emulator of course).
It does the work, but it's having problems retrieving or uploading the results. It worked earlier this month, now I have no idea why it's not working anymore. So I've taken them down. I thought it was just a FreeBSD thing.
we should never go to war with anyone who doesn't attack us first
Now this thread might be going offtopic... but, if we do go to war with Irag... would this be the first in American history where we took the initiative?
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Well... I went ahead and clicked through all the pages, through all the benchmarks and pictures... and they deemed the 9800 the winner.
Dude, that guy in the article, Justin, didn't do anything while she was getting off on Rez.
Now that's a true gamer.
Ah, I was under the impression it was PS2 -> 802.11b Network Adapter -> Wireless Hub/Switch (LAN) -> Router -> Internet.
:)
I was hoping that was your setup so I could put my PS2 anywhere in the house that's near a TV
Thanks for the info though. I want to give Qcast a try.
I run mine over 80211b and it works fine.
:)
I'm confused. I know it requires the PS2 network adapter. Is there an 802.11b version of that? Or are you using a USB 802.11b? I was just reading a few other posts where the Qcast Tuner doesn't support non-Sony USB adapter.
So could you please explain your setup?
Someone should make a graphical nodemap of what companies own what other companies.
Not quite a graphical nodemap, but if you don't mind clicking on each of the parent companies to view who/what they own, it does the job.
Who Owns What
No way, real men cut the movie in the camera :)
Not to mention they chose the shortest month possible from the whole year ;)
I thought about the same thing. But I also came to realize "pi" took forever, too.
So, instead, I tried "e". Still takes forever.
Five minutes? Bah! Try five hours.
...now what what I supposed to do now...
And remember!
"If you run with them, they're action figures."
-- Jack from Jack in the Box
Learn to spell, mormon!!!
:)
I had the same thought... y'know, being Slashdot and all.
I thought he intended to write the topic as "It's not hard to write a grammar emulator."
I guess I'm just so used to seeing spelling and grammar errors I think they mean something else
If you buy quality nVidia boards from ASUS, or Visiontek (now defunct) you will be sure to have quality parts in them.
Also add Leadtek to the list starting with their WinFastTi500. I have their Ti200 (the 128MB with hardware monitoring) card, and to my eyes, they match my Matrox Marvel G400.
Reading this makes me realize that my Lightbulbs for the Blind scheme was not crazy! Bundles of cash, here I come!
Good! I'm with you all the way. I'm planning on delivering my solar powered flashlight just in time for Christmas!
That's pretty neat. I'm guessing this is for Linux's IPTables...
I was wondering if anyone out there using IPF (on *BSD) would know how to implement this blocking scheme. Any ideas?
Does it come with a carousel to keep the heating even?
I normally use my AOL coasters for that.
That was supposed to be a French joke?
I thought it was a reference to Inspector Gadget. Didn't he also have a white flag that came out of his hat?
You mean, like, midgets?
Thanks for the stereotype, but I'm not one of those people who complain about BSOD and NT/2k. I didn't say anything about my Win2k server being unstable.
I own the server, and I felt like running some program that will take up my idle time. (It really doesn't do much except host my email.)
That's pretty neat.
:(
But the problem (for me) with UD is the lack of *nix support. I once used them about a year ago when I used Windows 2k as my server... and my servers usually just idle not doing anything (except host a small mail server) so I ran UD.
Now I moved everything to FreeBSD. I was at least able to run Folding@Home (but now I have my own set of problems)
When I last ran UD, I remember hearing people asking for *nix support, but now checking out their website I can't find any
I'm currently having the same problem running the Linux client on my FreeBSD machines (through the Linux emulator of course).
It does the work, but it's having problems retrieving or uploading the results. It worked earlier this month, now I have no idea why it's not working anymore. So I've taken them down. I thought it was just a FreeBSD thing.
Anyone else having these problems?
do have to say that a blue LED mouse looks about 10X cooler than a red one.
Does that mean blue is the new black?
My 6 year old daughter thinks this is the funniest thing she's seen in a while.
Hahahah, I know what you mean. This is more fun than a barrel of monkeys! I never had so much fun watching this poor guy throwing him down the stairs.
I guess it's just my human nature to laugh at another's misfortunes... (ie. Jackass.)
Hahaha, thanks for the history lesson. Things seem a bit clearer now :)
I'm an American, but I don't get why do we bash our northern neighbors.
The first time I really heard Canadian bashing was in South Park. But where does the bashing originate from and why?
we should never go to war with anyone who doesn't attack us first
Now this thread might be going offtopic... but, if we do go to war with Irag... would this be the first in American history where we took the initiative?