Recent content by MikeDub83

I have heard that splitters that amplify cable signals will cause problems with cable modems.

Try SmoothWall with the traffic shaping module.

Seriously, in a home network where you have 5 or less people on computers; why can't you just tell them to stop using the application?

The example people have given you are more about redundancy and load balancing rather then process clusering. If I am reading you right, you want to be able to launch an application on one machine and have 2 machines do the processing for that single application. Microsoft doesn't do that...

With Linux, things change a lot over time. Therefore, the book isn't going to be exact. However, it will provide you with enough information to get the ball rowling. Then checking documentation online will do the rest. This is really what separates the men from the boys in the tech field. Once...

Let me preface this by saying I actually use SmoothWall. I have even done a little mod development on it. I run it on a Celeron 900 MHz with 512 MB of RAM. However, this is overkill for SmoothWall. There's less than 1% CPU usage all the time with only 57 MB of RAM used. (Depending of the...

Just transferred my 250 WUs over and started crunching on all my boxes.

I just installed a 120mm Panaflo from frozencpu.com into my server (Antec 4U case). Oh my god, nicest fan I've ever had the oppurtunity to own.

Try this link.

Microsoft has made avaliable a 360 day trial of Windows XP 64 bit edition. The download is free, and I'm currently getting 350 K/s. Download It Here

Because children do not know or understand consent. A reason we have statutory rape laws. Besides, if you watch closely Janet has a suprised look when her cup is removed. Common sense would say, if someone was suprised something happened, than they did not have a preconcieved notion of what was...

How can the event not be familly oriented? It was broadcast telivision at 8pm. Anything on broadcast telivision during prime time MUST, according to FCC rules, be acceptable for children.

FCC chairman Michael Powell appeared on NBC's today show and clarified that the incident did not fall under the obscenity rules. It falls under the indecent rules. Which the FCC defines as: The Commission has defined broadcast indecency as language or material that, in context, depicts or...

Yes, I agree with you. Everyone is welcome to have an opinion. It's their first amendmant right. I also have a first amendmant right to welcome someone to leave the country. Accidental or not I hope all CBS stations are fined. Although, I feel bad for CBS because they did all they could to...

So in order to have a valid point, and not be considered a troll on the Anandtech forums, you have to have many posts? I think you should check some on my better posts, including ones in the more technical forums to determine whether I am a troll before slandering me. The post you called me out...