Buffalo finally resolved their patent issues and is back after a long hiatus. I have one of their whr-g300n wireless n routers. I've had it for a few months and sadly today it crapped out. dd-wrt is on it so no warranty for me either. Worked great until today.
Next Gen Smoke Signals have developed spread spectrum technology making throughput equivalent to a flock of pigeons and you don't have the latency. Only usable during daylight hours weather permitting.
...only if you want to blow out the SSD wear-limits.
The early part of last decade called and they'd like their SSD stereotypes and generalizations returned.
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"linux is just DOS with a UNIX like syntax" -- Galactic Dominator (944134)
I love it!
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Go away troll, you didn't even bring a technical argument. Your philosophical statement is completely out of context and requires no rebuttal. Your complete idiocy did however.
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Your mom wasn't drunk, she's always ready to go.
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This ain't rock science Bub. Keeping the parameters on the stack is more better...that's all you need to remember since simple concepts like efficiency are beyond your comprehension.
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UNIX uses the standard C calling convention.
I think I was a bit too harsh in my first post as Linux clearly has some advantages over MS-DOS. However the parameter passing is not one of them. Doing it that way requires an extra push and pop for every kernel call.
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Oh another uber genius who thinks he knows what a double negative is. Enlighten us O wise one your definition of a double negative. I eagerly await your response.
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By that logic, neither is Linux and therefore invalidates the whole article (running *nix systems on a dime).
You seems to think that statement shows some illogic but linux is just DOS with a UNIX like syntax. Its kernel uses the same system-call convention of passing parameters in registers MS-DOS does.
it's like squid, except better. A reverse proxy cache, and I'd guess the 503 is generated because all the back-ends are down. The link is present because that's Varnish's default configuration and/. admins haven't changed it. The real question is what is borking on the backend. My money is MySQL.
Your cpu vs core explanation is so distilled and poor it's no wonder you chose to post anonymously. There are all kinds of exceptions to the general points you make, and they occur so frequently across different designs there isn't much point in trying to come up with blanket statements. Unless you know the the specific hardware you're targeting, you have to assume multi-cpu, and let the hardware handle the rest.
$sarcasm = " It's also interesting to hear these ingenious ideas about the os being a delegator of system resources instead of what is doing now. Also it great to see all these truly revolutionary ideas come from MS. The article also clears up any confusion about these proposed abstraction layers -- no other OS is doing it now. It's quite a feat for MS to propose yet another parallelism technique, perhaps next they'll be announcing a new web framework cause we're running dangerously low on them as well."
A Windows OS in an extended support phase is unsuitable is anything but a closed environment. Trying to frame it as a usable OS in normal small/medium office or home environment is simply ridiculous. Extended support life-cycles exist to help corporations plan, and for developers to base products on, not to judge if it's viable OS option.
To reiterate, any useful support short of egregious security holes for XP has already ended, and same happened to 2000 5 years ago.
Do you have any idea what indigent means? There are far more poor people than simply indigents. The level of ignorance some have on this topic is utterly amazing. These items are common knowledge and easily verifiable in whatever jurisdiction you happen to live in. Give your area jail a call, and ask them what the policy is for sitting out your fines. This what people who have a place to live but with no extra income need to do. It's a shame you can't take the time to verify it.
Here's a couple of examples for you since you're too lazy to do it yourself.
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Buffalo finally resolved their patent issues and is back after a long hiatus. I have one of their whr-g300n wireless n routers. I've had it for a few months and sadly today it crapped out. dd-wrt is on it so no warranty for me either. Worked great until today.
Next Gen Smoke Signals have developed spread spectrum technology making throughput equivalent to a flock of pigeons and you don't have the latency. Only usable during daylight hours weather permitting.
...only if you want to blow out the SSD wear-limits.
The early part of last decade called and they'd like their SSD stereotypes and generalizations returned.
"linux is just DOS with a UNIX like syntax" -- Galactic Dominator (944134)
I love it!
Go away troll, you didn't even bring a technical argument. Your philosophical statement is completely out of context and requires no rebuttal. Your complete idiocy did however.
Your mom wasn't drunk, she's always ready to go.
This ain't rock science Bub. Keeping the parameters on the stack is more better...that's all you need to remember since simple concepts like efficiency are beyond your comprehension.
UNIX uses the standard C calling convention.
I think I was a bit too harsh in my first post as Linux clearly has some advantages over MS-DOS. However the parameter passing is not one of them. Doing it that way requires an extra push and pop for every kernel call.
Oh another uber genius who thinks he knows what a double negative is. Enlighten us O wise one your definition of a double negative. I eagerly await your response.
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By that logic, neither is Linux and therefore invalidates the whole article (running *nix systems on a dime).
You seems to think that statement shows some illogic but linux is just DOS with a UNIX like syntax. Its kernel uses the same system-call convention of passing parameters in registers MS-DOS does.
Ah, that would be tricking them.
it's like squid, except better. A reverse proxy cache, and I'd guess the 503 is generated because all the back-ends are down. The link is present because that's Varnish's default configuration and /. admins haven't changed it. The real question is what is borking on the backend. My money is MySQL.
There is not a double negative in the text you quote.
There is no indication that not answering is an option.
The previous sentence is not a double negative either.
Wow, that is infallible logic. Completely repudiated.
I wish to subscribe your newsletter, hmmm?
It's scary you made that assumption in the first place, it really is. But you were able to recognize your mistake so +1.
Yeah idiot moderator, watch SNL!
Yeah, it does a lot, but it takes a lot to get it to do so.
Sounds exactly like "enterprise-grade" to me.
New code is not always up to par
What? You mean in the development branch?
What did you think my point was?
FreeBSD:
pkg_add -r nvidia-driver || portmaster -d x11/nvidia-driver
it's just a heck of a lot easier to find it that way
Um, depends on OS I guess.
For FreeBSD
cd /usr/ports || cd /usr/ports/x11
make search key=nvidia
and it'll show you ports with nvidia in description. Personally I find that significantly easier than certain various website navigation schemes.
Of course with the nice ports tree hierarchy, locating applications is trivial with locate(1) or whereis(1)
Debian is easy too, either aptitude search nvidia or apt-cache search nvidia. Maybe the same for you.
Perhaps the OP was poking fun at the notion of having to install a web browser simply to install a driver.
L3 cache existed long before the average consumer could afford a multi cpu system.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_K6-III
Your cpu vs core explanation is so distilled and poor it's no wonder you chose to post anonymously. There are all kinds of exceptions to the general points you make, and they occur so frequently across different designs there isn't much point in trying to come up with blanket statements. Unless you know the the specific hardware you're targeting, you have to assume multi-cpu, and let the hardware handle the rest.
$sarcasm = "
It's also interesting to hear these ingenious ideas about the os being a delegator of system resources instead of what is doing now. Also it great to see all these truly revolutionary ideas come from MS. The article also clears up any confusion about these proposed abstraction layers -- no other OS is doing it now. It's quite a feat for MS to propose yet another parallelism technique, perhaps next they'll be announcing a new web framework cause we're running dangerously low on them as well."
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=cpuset&apropos=0&sektion=0&manpath=FreeBSD+8.0-RELEASE+and+Ports&format=html
http://wiki.freebsd.org/Hierarchical_Resource_Limits
A Windows OS in an extended support phase is unsuitable is anything but a closed environment. Trying to frame it as a usable OS in normal small/medium office or home environment is simply ridiculous. Extended support life-cycles exist to help corporations plan, and for developers to base products on, not to judge if it's viable OS option.
To reiterate, any useful support short of egregious security holes for XP has already ended, and same happened to 2000 5 years ago.
WTF are you smoking? You're 5 years late in your claims.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/lifecycle/default.mspx
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;%5Bln%5D;lifesupsps
no one expects the Spanish Inquisition!
Tool has a remarkable ability to create musical palindromes.
Do you have any idea what indigent means? There are far more poor people than simply indigents. The level of ignorance some have on this topic is utterly amazing. These items are common knowledge and easily verifiable in whatever jurisdiction you happen to live in. Give your area jail a call, and ask them what the policy is for sitting out your fines. This what people who have a place to live but with no extra income need to do. It's a shame you can't take the time to verify it.
Here's a couple of examples for you since you're too lazy to do it yourself.
http://www.taylorcountytexas.org/ccl2faq3.html
http://www.jacksonvillepd.org/Jail.htm
I do hope you won't expect me to read to you as well.