as tested by yesterday's release (990110)...and sounds pretty clear. it has left right volume control, stop, pause, play, windowshading, and an oscilliscope that i don't see. in any case, check it out. not a bad song, either.
i always test out a new compilation by running solitaire for a few minutes, which turns into about an hour, which occaisonally turns into 2. DAMN YOU WINE! =]
well that's kinda pointless isn't it? there are two essential points to using DHCP. 1) for security reasons over static (which, incidentally don't apply to a DHCP server assigning static addresses, anyhow) 2) for lightening the bandwidth load of computers remain up, but don't necessarilly need to be connected (which doesn't really apply much as most DHCP clients startup at init). Chances are, if your DHCP servers are linux, they're running the ISC DHCP server, straight out of the box. even if your school assigned random addresses, you could bypass this by hijacking a leased address, in which it won't expire until 2038. one nice thing i can think of with your setup is that sysadmins can grab your NIC anytime you obtain a lease...that in combination with a VLAN ready hub, will guarantee quick and painless lock-outs of code of conduct violators. all in all, in my opinion, DHCP wouldn't be worth the fuss as an administrator if you lease it in a static manner. let me know if you can think of any added benefits over static addressing.
I'm a student at Virginia Tech who remains somewhat liberal towards resnet operations. all students are given a static IP and hostname which corresponds to their personal id. i think this is the way it ought to be, but there have been talks about imposing DHCP (which doesn't make too much sense, sysadmin wise).
i'm almost completely positive that i was not included in this survey...at least according to logs. in any case, what about the countless thousands of students running resnet webpages and such? this past semester doing a few subnet sweeps i noticed that a majority of students running webservers were running apache...even about 50% of windows users running webservers. i'm sure that would increase the stats a few points.
Can't you just order from the US? Whenever I purchase any CD-R's it's always through bulk ordering. The price markups of CD-R's are already ridiculous, even in the US.
i've noticed that since upgrading to WM 0.50.0, my cursor occasionally behaves sporadically. ie - i'll have netscape open and be cruising around slashdot when suddenly my cursor shoots up to the upper righthand corner of the screen and may or may not open a menuset or windowlist. has anyone else experienced this behavior?
is it just me, or are vga consoles annoying? i come from an ascii art background so i might be biased to the oldskewl, but...i'm just wondering.
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you smoke too much crack. sure, in a MS world where your forced to use the Man's inflated disfunctional kernel, precompiled updates would be fine. but in a world where you can actually fine tune your computer's abilities, it simply isn't. download the tar and take a bite out of crime.
babylon 5 is one of the worst tv shows i have ever seen. not only are the special affects so blatantly fake, the acting is as well. at least that 70's show has a decent comedic performance.
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anything that cleans a windows partition without warning sounds like a pretty nice feature to me.
as tested by yesterday's release (990110)...and sounds pretty clear. it has left right volume control, stop, pause, play, windowshading, and an oscilliscope that i don't see. in any case, check it out. not a bad song, either.
i always test out a new compilation by running solitaire for a few minutes, which turns into about an hour, which occaisonally turns into 2. DAMN YOU WINE! =]
good point...reduce the troubleshooting aspect. DHCP actually makes sense...just not when you're using it for static allocation.
Apache. =]
well that's kinda pointless isn't it? there are two essential points to using DHCP. 1) for security reasons over static (which, incidentally don't apply to a DHCP server assigning static addresses, anyhow) 2) for lightening the bandwidth load of computers remain up, but don't necessarilly need to be connected (which doesn't really apply much as most DHCP clients startup at init). Chances are, if your DHCP servers are linux, they're running the ISC DHCP server, straight out of the box. even if your school assigned random addresses, you could bypass this by hijacking a leased address, in which it won't expire until 2038. one nice thing i can think of with your setup is that sysadmins can grab your NIC anytime you obtain a lease...that in combination with a VLAN ready hub, will guarantee quick and painless lock-outs of code of conduct violators. all in all, in my opinion, DHCP wouldn't be worth the fuss as an administrator if you lease it in a static manner. let me know if you can think of any added benefits over static addressing.
oh my god..aren't we geniuses.
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as for OS detection, queso does a good job of doing that by the way icmp packets are constructed.
I'm a student at Virginia Tech who remains somewhat liberal towards resnet operations. all students are given a static IP and hostname which corresponds to their personal id. i think this is the way it ought to be, but there have been talks about imposing DHCP (which doesn't make too much sense, sysadmin wise).
i'm almost completely positive that i was not included in this survey...at least according to logs. in any case, what about the countless thousands of students running resnet webpages and such? this past semester doing a few subnet sweeps i noticed that a majority of students running webservers were running apache...even about 50% of windows users running webservers. i'm sure that would increase the stats a few points.
Can't you just order from the US? Whenever I purchase any CD-R's it's always through bulk ordering. The price markups of CD-R's are already ridiculous, even in the US.
has anybody tried real player with any success on the new 2.2.0 pr kernels? i keep getting:
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messages...local or streamed.
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i've noticed that since upgrading to WM 0.50.0, my cursor occasionally behaves sporadically. ie - i'll have netscape open and be cruising around slashdot when suddenly my cursor shoots up to the upper righthand corner of the screen and may or may not open a menuset or windowlist. has anyone else experienced this behavior?
i get an error message because lilo doesn't recognize the "video=" option. does anybody know how to correct this? i'm using lilo version 21
is it just me, or are vga consoles annoying? i come from an ascii art background so i might be biased to the oldskewl, but...i'm just wondering.
you smoke too much crack. sure, in a MS world where your forced to use the Man's inflated disfunctional kernel, precompiled updates would be fine. but in a world where you can actually fine tune your computer's abilities, it simply isn't. download the tar and take a bite out of crime.
don't bother visiting slashdot anymore.
young billy will be quite surprised when trying to visit www.hotnastynerdgirlswhosuckstuff.com =]
wine c:\\windows\\welcome.exe makes for some interesting screenshots. =]
babylon 5 is one of the worst tv shows i have ever seen. not only are the special affects so blatantly fake, the acting is as well. at least that 70's show has a decent comedic performance.