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2001/10/10 [Computer/HW/CPU, Computer/SW/OS/Windows] UID:22675 Activity:moderate |
10/9 what's the big deal about athlonXP? why are they calling it XP? \_ marketing bs with M$ \_ they deny this of course. i think it should have been called "Super Athlon XP Professional Turbo Champion Edition" \_ And what about "Athlon 4". Did I miss Athlon 2 and Athlon 3? ;p \_ weren't those the CPUs that Netscape 5 was optimized for? \_ only the Solaris 6 version. \_ AMD is not competing on MHz. But they still need something catchy to show that they are the latest (and thus implicitly the best). Since Windows XP is marketed by MS to be the latest and best, the "Athlon XP" trademark invokes the images of the latest and newest (and thus the best). Pretty smart actually, since MS will pay for all the marketing, and AMD doesn't have to follow the MHz war as tightly. |
2001/10/10 [Reference/History/WW2/Germany] UID:22676 Activity:very high |
10/9 Russians going to be in Kabul first. \_ You musn't underestimate Russian blundering. I was with them when they blundered into Berlin in 1945. \_ yes, like the americans are gonna lead the way \_ They were already there in 1980. A lot of good it did them. \_ Were the Russians or the Americans in Berlin first during WWII? \_ MAN what do they teach in history these days? The Russians. Ike is said to want to give them the honor though the Allies could have been there first if they wanted. \_ I forgot most of my HS history already. All I remember is from the General Patten movie where Patten said he wanted to \_ Patton, even. beat the Russians in entering Berlin. But I forgot who entered Berlin first in the movie. \_ Patton's view on the Germans and the Soviets: <DEAD>www.jeffsarchive.com/Jews%20and%20Communism/General%20Patton's%20Warning.html<DEAD> The past half century could've been a better time if he were allowed to go after the Soviets. \_ Patton lost. The Ruskies got to the Nazi bitches first. \_ Patton was a racist and anti-Semite and despised by his men and by Eisenhower. \_ that's why he was so effective and great |
2001/10/10 [Uncategorized] UID:22677 Activity:kinda low |
10/9 When Binladen says he's gonna kill all the "white devils" does that mean he's gonna spare blacks, Latinos, and others? \_ the black muslims, maybe.... \_ the white part most likely refers to the European, and its cultural descendent, the US. White in this case does not specifically refers to the biology/genetic make up of the skin color, but to the culture and the people who have been Europeanized. I don't see how he would discriminate, say, executing a racially black US soldier. |
2001/10/10-11 [Uncategorized] UID:22678 Activity:low |
10/10 Neat ActiveX control from the NOAA that has a zoomable, high resolution, satelite image of the WTC disaster area: http://www.viewpoint.com/wtc/wtc_zoomview_popup.html \_ The perspective of the picture doesn't look like it was taken from a satellite. More like from an airplane or helicopter. --- yuen |
2001/10/10 [Uncategorized] UID:22679 Activity:nil |
10/10 How come csua's dns entry has propagated but www.csua's entry hasn't? \_ because you're impatient. |
2001/10/10 [Computer/Domains, Computer/HW/CPU, Computer/HW/Display] UID:22680 Activity:nil |
10/10 Is is my network or are others having problems with http://soda.berkeley.edu. I can't ping, can't access email the last 2 days. http://csua.berkeley.edu works. \_ it's you. what does http://soda.berkeley.edu have to do with not being able to access your email? soda = soda.csua = csua \_ well i thought so too. But soda.b.e and csua.b.e map to different ip's. \_ It is 4:30am and the IST servers still report the old DNS info because they either have not been updated or the changes take a while to propagate. Also, if your ISP's DNS server cached old data, you might see odd things happen even after the changes propagate through IST DNS servers. Other places might already see the correct DNS info if they happen to use the OCF DNS server because it has already been updated to account for CSUA name server IP change. If it was up to me I'd do this change in a two step process, leaving the name server running with the old IP address for a few days so that at least the correct information for other CSUA computers would have time to propagate. \_ I have been having problems, too, but it is not because of DNS. Even with the correct IP address from the DNS server, I cannot log in and my traceroutes die at a http://cs.berkeley.edu router. |
2001/10/10-13 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA] UID:22681 Activity:nil |
10/9 The IP address renumbering for CSUA systems is mostly done. The nameservers for http://Berkeley.EDU have not updated yet with the new information, so DNS resolution of CSUA hostnames will be problematic. A message will be posted here and on http://ucb.org.csua when the update occurs. we hope you enjoy (but do not abuse) the increased network capacity. --root |
2001/10/10-11 [Politics/Foreign/Europe] UID:22682 Activity:very high |
10/10 How was dynamite better than other explosives before its time? Why was it such a big invention? Thx. \_ it's stable? \_ Easy to make, cheap, powerful, detonates rather than conflagrates, safe to handle (i.e., stable.) i.e., yes. \_ Before, nitroglycerin was the explosive of choice. Nobel used to make it before TNT. Lost relatives, labs, and manufacturing facilities due to the explosive's unstable nature. Lots of mining and transport accidents too. Real ugly stuff. \_ What was that classic John Wayne film where they are transporting the nitro in a wagon. It was based on another classic (b&w) euro (french?) film... \_ The John Wayne movie is probably Rooster Cogburn. The French movie is probably Le Salaire de la Peur (The Wages of Fear), which was remade as The Sorcerer. - ok \_ Wrong on the Duke film. \_ Are you sure that's not it? See the synopsis at http://users.orac.net.au/~mhumphry/roosterc.html |
2001/10/10 [Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Iraq] UID:22683 Activity:high |
10/10 Is there any theologically approved way of keeping a dead Muslim martyr out of heaven? Let's say we turn the corpse into Alpo or get some prisonyard Bubba to make the dead body his sweet..umm..corpse. \_ yes, kill his entire family and immediate relatives \_ Drag his dead body through the streets of NY. Then feed what's left to a colony of maggots. \_ Wasn't that what happened to the Delta force troopers in Mogadishu? How civilized. \_ You are sick. \_ I think that's a very reasonable question. You have to find a way to deter a guy if he's not afraid of dying. \_ Keep rationalizing. \_ I think this makes sense. In ancient Chinese culture, not keeping the whole dead body together (ie. part of the dead body being at somewhere else) is a good deterrent. \_ Did that deter the PLA soldiers charging en masse at the risk of being blown into thousands of pieces by artillery fire? \_ I think we establish a Palestinian state and lift the UN embargoes on Iraq, then the martyrs will no longer have a just cause to die for and won't go up to Houri-land. \_ Don't forget removing the props for the corrupt governments in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Did anybody catch the NPR Frontline piece on Al-Quaeda last night (KQED)? \_ yeah I saw that. The U.S. infidels must remove its military presence from the Saudi holy land. \_ Those people(bin Laden & gangs) will always find reason to fight American. Who knows, they could say that Americans or other non-muslims are infidels, thus deserved to get wiped out from the face of the earth. Look at what Taliban is doing to its people. Not all Afghans are fundamentalist, but Talibans are forcing them to live according to fundamentalist laws. |
2001/10/10-11 [Reference/Military] UID:22684 Activity:moderate |
10/10 "Delta Flight Lands with F-16 Escort After Threat" http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20011010/ts/attack_flight_dc.html "Commuter Plane Crashes in Alaska" http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/20011010/us/alaska_crash.html \_ Also, this is news from just a few days ago, sort of makes one scared to fly after all those events: "Milan Plane Disaster Kills at Least 118" http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20011008/wl/crash_airline_sas_dc_7.html "Russian Plane with 78 Aboard Plunges Into Black Sea" http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20011004/ts/russia_crash_dc_5.html |
2001/10/10-11 [Academia/Berkeley/Classes] UID:22685 Activity:high |
10/11 officially, enrollment in cs61a DOWN 100 from last sem. \_ must be the recession, what those freshmen dont know is that by the time they graduate, we should(I hope) be ready for the next boom \_ The next boom won't be CS. Maybe some bio stuff. \_ GOOD. You should study computer science because you love it, not because it is lucrative -nweaver #2 fan \_ Who is #1? \_ yermom \_ nweaver \_ You are #6 \_ They've been saying bio stuff for decades now. \_ actually the next boom is all about getting homosexuals the ablity to carry an embryo, fertilized from their gay lover's sperm, in a body cavity, to term. \_ You should study something that you love *AND* that allows you to make a decent living ('lucrative' is even better). I don't think that a CS major who got into CS for the money and who now hates his life/job is any worse of a person than an English Literature major who chose lit because of his undying love for deftly crafted prose and who now hates his life/job because he's a) living at subsistence level writing sardonic nuggets of wit for the Podunk Review, or b) doing something completely different (tech writing, flipping burgers) because he couldn't find a job that pays worth a damn. nweaver and all the other "don't consider the money!" people can stuff it. \_ how about "something that will keep you happy in life" \_ agreed. \_ sex, and lots of it. when will they come up with the "Sex Procurement" major? \_ I unofficially minored in Women's Studies. \_ I majored in Politically Unilateral Social Science Youth. \_ There's also the effect that a few years in industry will have on you to consider. I loved it when I was in college, and I loved it for a while after I started working, but after a few years everything seems to suck. You can burn out in any field. |
2001/10/10-12 [Computer/SW/OS/Windows] UID:22686 Activity:moderate |
10/10 Anybody run apache on windows 2000? I'm trying to get the equivalent of "http://foo.com/~user" to work. How does one get the ~user to work in w2k? thanks. \_ Just load IIS, then you don't have to deal with that longhaired UNIX stuff and characters like ~. \_ just watch out for the malformed http request of the week. \_ Yep, Code Red and Nimda are always fun. |
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