haha, windows as a firewall... this must be a joke, right?
seriously, the free unices like linux, freebsd or openbsd do it way better and much more. Linux 2.4 + CBQ can do wonderful tricks for example.
Hm... From where does the bandwidth difference come from and what's the biggest differences between those standards? I know that AGP 1X is basically 66MHz PCI plus some features, AGP 2X is AGP 1X plus DDR, but what about the others?
<< yeah xp is 2k kernel which is nt kernel, which was made by bsd guys but of course fccked up by MS. >>
No, NT is not BSD-based. WinNT was made by the same team that collaborated with IBM to make OS/2.
smbmount can mount Windows shares just fine. Make sure that the windows boxes have NetBIOS over TCP/IP enabled tho, as Linux knows exactly nothing about NetBEUI.
That might as well happen.
There is practically no competition to Itanium at the moment. PA-RISC (HP) is dead, Alpha and MIPS (Compaq) are dead. The only alternative is SPARC at the very moment, and it probably remain to be the only alternative to Itanium.
AMD's x86-64 is a mistake in my mind...
ummm....
to list all adresses on your LAN, you do the following magic:
subnet length = FFFFFFFF - netmask
broadcast = network + subnet length
and all available IP's you can use are between 'network' and 'broadcast'. Your box's IP shoud be among them.
Yes, ext2 occasionally does need defragmentation too, but it doesn't need it so often as Win* as the inode allocation differs from the cluster system used in FAT/NTFS.
Yes, everything is crackable by brute force, but it'd take way too long (hundreds of years) to try every key combination when the key is like 128bit in length. And over-encrypting (like Triple-DES etc) make it even worse by increasing the amount of possible combinations.
Lately, there has been...
Do you mean that 207.68.131.28 ?
According to ARIN, that IP belongs to Microsoft:
<<
MSN (NETBLK-MSN-BLK)
One Redmond Way
Redmond, WA 98052
US
Netname: MSN-BLK
Netblock: 207.68.128.0 - 207.68.207.255
Maintainer: MSN
Coordinator:
Microsoft (ZM39-ARIN)...
Flat monitors are the best. Right now when I sit behind a usual monitor my first words are "ugh, what an ugly aquarium" ;)
Yes, ViewSonic rules ;)
Low-level formatting is IMPOSSIBLE with IDE hard drives. Most BIOSen do a "regular" format or just fill the disk with zeros, others do nothing.
"Low-level formatting" means marking new tracks on the hard disk physically, and while SCSI disks can do it IDE hard drives don't...
To wrap everything up, IP masquerading in Linux can be done in three easy steps:
1) echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
2) /sbin/ipchains -P forward DENY
3) /sbin/ipchains -s 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0 -d 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 -j MASQ
Replace 192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0 with what you...
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