Driver stability has not been an issue since they started using numbers to identify Radeons.
That must be why we spent half a day trying to make a DualHead Radeon VE 7000 work and ended up returning it because the drivers kept locking up the machine.
Is anyone still buying Nvidia cards any more these days
When ATI can start making drivers that don't lock up the machine, I'll consider buying their products. Of the last three ATI products I tried over the past two years, all three of them were unsuable due to driver issues.
Any auction with a fixed time limit is inherently unfair... the optimal bidding strategy is not to bid until the very last minute so as not to increase the price.
You obviously do not understand eBay's proxy bidding system.
yeah. I've found that djb's dnscache will stop responding to queries after a while (few days or so), and I have to HUP it. I dont like my chances of discovering a fix for the problem though.
The Windows port is very good and allows access to Windows Widgets with a minimum of trouble.
Pygame is even better. When I was a kid, I started programming because I wanted to make games. Pygame gives them everything they need to make games. I also recommend this book as an excellent introduction to Python.
With yours, you must assume that you know all of the file extensions that can contain executable code. At one point there was a virus that exploited sound files. How would yours protect against that?
CNET reported the product will not be developed further, so I will need to find another solution for spam-stoppage and anti-virus protection at the server level for my Outlook-bound Windows users. I'm thinking SpamAssassin and procmail -- what do you recommend?
But doesn't most spam point back to a website? The owners of that website have got to lead a paper trail somewhere. Surely there has got to be a way to make someone accountable for some of the crap that gets by out there.
What if the owners of the website did not send the spam? You can't prove that they did. Oh, you want to sue them anyway? What if I start spamming for your website?
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Unless you work for a phone company, getting to the comm lines of an ATM is a difficult thing.
Many ATMs are plugged into an exposed standard phone jack. It would be trivial to install a tiny device between the ATM and the phone jack.
Although this is funny as is (nigerian email scam), I don't get the 419 part. Explain?
http://www.google.com/search?q=419
Using VNC - or any other non-MS approved remote desktop control/sharing program - with Windows XP is a breach of your EULA.
So? Unless you signed a contract when you purchased it, it is perfectly legal:
http://cr.yp.to/softwarelaw.html
Why not simply lock the cockpit before flight?
Don't forget this bash shell has its own embedded SQL parser/client.
Actually, the source code to bash is three times as large as the source code to SQLite.
Driver stability has not been an issue since they started using numbers to identify Radeons.
That must be why we spent half a day trying to make a DualHead Radeon VE 7000 work and ended up returning it because the drivers kept locking up the machine.
Must be user error.
You're right. I made the error of buying ATI cards and installing their drivers.
Is anyone still buying Nvidia cards any more these days
When ATI can start making drivers that don't lock up the machine, I'll consider buying their products. Of the last three ATI products I tried over the past two years, all three of them were unsuable due to driver issues.
You can opt-out from telco originated spam, which is very few a day.
"very few a day"? You mean you send your customers multiple spams per day?
Besides, from what I've heard, the pirates charge as much for redoing satellite cards as it would cost to legitimately pay for DirecTV.
Wrong. You can't pay a flat fee for all movie channels or adult channels.
Has the legal status of EULAs been clarified? 1) You don't sign them
They're not enforcable: http://cr.yp.to/softwarelaw.html
For what you stated, a P2/233 would work just fine. You could get two IDE drives and a 3ware card and use RAID 1. Anything else is overkill.
Of course, your best bet is to colocate the box or rent a dedicated server somewhere. That will get you the most bandwidth for your money.
You know, this is what sms was designed for. Short messsages that don't necessarily need a reply.
Because it's so much quicker to type instead of talking...
Any auction with a fixed time limit is inherently unfair... the optimal bidding strategy is not to bid until the very last minute so as not to increase the price.
You obviously do not understand eBay's proxy bidding system.
yeah. I've found that djb's dnscache will stop responding to queries after a while (few days or so), and I have to HUP it. I dont like my chances of discovering a fix for the problem though.
Can you provide any evidence of this?
Well provided you keep yourself patched, then there isnt a problem is there.
But why patch at all when you can use secure software in the first place?
The Windows port is very good and allows access to Windows Widgets with a minimum of trouble.
Pygame is even better. When I was a kid, I started programming because I wanted to make games. Pygame gives them everything they need to make games. I also recommend this book as an excellent introduction to Python.
Could you please elaborate on the difference?
With yours, you must assume that you know all of the file extensions that can contain executable code. At one point there was a virus that exploited sound files. How would yours protect against that?
This does the same thing for Sendmail.
No, it does not. Your program looks for certain file extensions. Russell Nelson's patch looks for Windows executables. There is a big difference.
But many people don't know how to setup qmail, or give up trying after grinding their teeth.
Then may be they should follow the directions.
CNET reported the product will not be developed further, so I will need to find another solution for spam-stoppage and anti-virus protection at the server level for my Outlook-bound Windows users. I'm thinking SpamAssassin and procmail -- what do you recommend?
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Scanning email for specific viruses is overkill. This solution stops more viruses (read: all of them) with far fewer system resources:
http://qmail.org/qmail-smtpd-viruscan-1.0.patch
A simple police investigation can determine whether the complaint is legitimate or not.
And how are the police going to determine who sent the email?
But doesn't most spam point back to a website? The owners of that website have got to lead a paper trail somewhere. Surely there has got to be a way to make someone accountable for some of the crap that gets by out there.
What if the owners of the website did not send the spam? You can't prove that they did. Oh, you want to sue them anyway? What if I start spamming for your website?
Better be careful, some trolls are probably masturbating to your cute girlfriend right now!
That's my sister, but if you want to masturbate to some 15 year olds...
In case anyone missed it, my comment was supposed to be sarcastic. Apache is certainly not a technical achievement.