Every network printer I have ever tried, sports a FTP server. This is handy when all else fails - FTP a postscript file to the damn printer and la voila!
Of course, this can be exploited with a denial of service continuous print loop in postscript.
or an Expert Pedophile? I can't help but wonder about the credentials of this expert. Maybe he is an ex Catholic Priest and therefore an expert on sexual aberrations.
Wow man and that earth shattering file copy speed was on a 3GHz dual core machine - 1000 machine cycles for each byte transferred. Does MS realize that modern tape drives have a MINIMUM speed of 32MB/s? LTO-3 tapes don't go any slower.
So will MS be selling paper tape backup systems or do we need punch cards?
Just thinking of what they must be doing wrong to make Vista this slow, makes my head hurt.
In Israel, if a girl working at a check-out counter thinks you are hot, then she'll write her phone number on the cash register slip. So does a check-out line count as an on-line encounter?
Hmm, I'm running Windows 2003 virtual machines for a couple of small companies on my Linux servers. The users use their off the shelf Windows XP laptops to connect and do all their work on the server through RDP. It is more convenient for them, since it allows them to move around the city - they can run their apps from home, from a client's conference room or from their own offices and the management and nursing of the Windows VMs is done at my place.
No, the Churches never had hat freedom - nothing is taken away by enforcing a very old law. Agricultural shows and municipal fetes usually have exemption from copyright performance laws, but not churches, not in any country I have lived in.
So, god just has to pay up like everybody else. There are no exemptions for imaginary super beings.
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Easy, sniff their user names and passwords, then transfer some of their hard earned cash to a charity...
That may well be true with DOS or Windows ME, but certainly not with any version of Unix.
With one dead core dropped per processor, that would explain the rumours.
Every network printer I have ever tried, sports a FTP server. This is handy when all else fails - FTP a postscript file to the damn printer and la voila! Of course, this can be exploited with a denial of service continuous print loop in postscript.
Laser weapons are faster than mach 6 for sure.
Here they are: http://www.clickmonkeys.com/aboutus.shtml and just like real monkeys, these monkeys can't spell either...
or an Expert Pedophile? I can't help but wonder about the credentials of this expert. Maybe he is an ex Catholic Priest and therefore an expert on sexual aberrations.
Yup, been doing that for decades with DRM programs. Ever since Leasure Suit Larry, Lotus 123 and Dbase III. Yeah, I'm that old...
Real has the source code. They don't need to pay anybody else to find the bug, they can do their own code review.
Hmm, that sounds like the town I grew up in, which had an annual rainfall of 1000 mm.
rsync on Cygwin.
You can sign up with IMARSAT.
Did all their existing customers sign the new contracts?
Wow man and that earth shattering file copy speed was on a 3GHz dual core machine - 1000 machine cycles for each byte transferred. Does MS realize that modern tape drives have a MINIMUM speed of 32MB/s? LTO-3 tapes don't go any slower. So will MS be selling paper tape backup systems or do we need punch cards? Just thinking of what they must be doing wrong to make Vista this slow, makes my head hurt.
'Let's see if "dark matter" is "more dense"' I dunno, usually blond matter is more dense...
Asus Eee PC. Undestroyable, cheap and light weight.
and if any one is still running Vista, show him Linux with Compiz and then he'll go and buy a Mac...
Hmmm, Mandriva Linux 2008.1 with a full blown KDE runs just fine on my 500MHz Asus Eee PC. That Celeron would be a screamer.
Well, obviously the cables are shrinking and snapping off...
Even the little DOS game Sopwith Camel by David Clark, was network capable (1986):
http://www.dosgamesarchive.com/download/game/127
This little game still works!
In Israel, if a girl working at a check-out counter thinks you are hot, then she'll write her phone number on the cash register slip. So does a check-out line count as an on-line encounter?
Hmm, I'm running Windows 2003 virtual machines for a couple of small companies on my Linux servers. The users use their off the shelf Windows XP laptops to connect and do all their work on the server through RDP. It is more convenient for them, since it allows them to move around the city - they can run their apps from home, from a client's conference room or from their own offices and the management and nursing of the Windows VMs is done at my place.
Effectively it is the 1980s all over again.
If the gas would escape due to an accident or earth quake, lots of people can be killed.
If a large TV set is blaring the Superbowl in a forest, with no-one around to watch it - is it violating copyright?
No, the Churches never had hat freedom - nothing is taken away by enforcing a very old law. Agricultural shows and municipal fetes usually have exemption from copyright performance laws, but not churches, not in any country I have lived in.
So, god just has to pay up like everybody else. There are no exemptions for imaginary super beings.