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Holy_COW

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  1. Holy_COW replied to vOv's topic in Comunidad
    Cowmpleaños feliz a Cowmper!!!! Q cowmpla moochos mas a donde las birras?
  2. Holy_COW replied to LΞLLΞ's topic in Comunidad
    mae "buena guita" como cuanto es?
  3. Pues ya estan desarrollando disipadores con nanotubos de carbon! Esto debido a que como saben, los chips estan alcanzando tamaños super pequeños, (ya estamos en 65nm y pronto menos) http://www.tgdaily.com/index.php?option=co...ew&id=31412 La idea es usarlos dentro del chip para enfriar partes criticas dentro del chip... moo!
  4. si, hoy al ver los post me di cuenta del spam: q es lo q quiere vender?
  5. Holy_COW replied to Alien's topic in Juegos Nuevos
    ! q bueno, taria vacilon para los fiebres de la serie... Obviamente no hay q esperara q sea un juegazo pero ojala no sea muy purete XD
  6. Holy_COW replied to Holy_COW's topic in Hardware
    ademas a las consolas no les puedes hacer upgrades como cambiarles la t de video, meterles ram o varas asi. Son piezas iguales (mismo hardware para toda la generacion) Las PCs son super variables (razon de q a veces sean inestables), upgradeables, etc...
  7. Holy_COW posted a topic in SPAM
    http://www.amazon.com/House-Number-CP2-309.../dp/B000H5VJSK/ Creo q tamos en el negocio equivocado... es hora de fabricar numeros!!! p.d. ojo los reviews
  8. Holy_COW posted a topic in Hardware
    Pues me encontre esto por ahi, imagenes de oblivion en consola y en PC con una 8800 comparen esto: (PS3 o xbox360 link no aclara) http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/5039/ob2aj8.jpg con esto: (PC + 8800) http://enthusiast.hardocp.com/images/artic...oFJVn_4_7_l.jpg [roncha] OUCH, very ouch!! Y dicen q en consola no va a haber tantos adicionales como contenido custom, mods, etc (no se, eso dicen) [/roncha] ... Ya saben, en vez de gastar 600 dolores en una consola gasten 300 o menos en una 8800GTS PC FTW!!! Edit: aclarar consola y hacer el roncha mode!
  9. la hablada del mae si q da asco lol.... pero el juego de fijo conseguirlo y jugarlo!!!
  10. lo mejor seria comparar: Quake <-> UT BF <-> hmm no sep, seria como mezcla de Rainbow six con algo mas pero no toy seguro, no se me ocurre en este momento el nombre de algo q tenga forma de juego bien parecida
  11. http://very.net/~nikolai/penix/ hay varias cosillas vacilonas como esta opcion del comnado "Exorcise" : c Caenobites. Will attempt to distract any currently-running caenobite processes by creating a BOX process and sending it a BOX_OPEN packet. This will cause the BOX to open a temporary file in /usr/leviathan/labyrinth, attracting the attention of any caenobite processes on the system. Since there isn't any actual way of terminating a caenobite process, keeping them busy is the best we can do.
  12. What is Penix? Penix is that way-cool multitasking Operating System that's a bit like that other one you might have heard of.. you know, the one that has the Interthingy running on it. Needlessly complex and given to falling over at the drop of a hat. Commands: cfts completely ##### the system rcatpar randomly change all the passwords at random wi whatyouseeisprettypathetic interactiveEditor edmond page-oriented editor. a step down from a line-editor, this one treats text as page-sized chunks. rofl roll on floor laughing. not so much a system functions as what the support staff do when you ask them if they still have last week's backups on tape somewhere. ispi shows some of the processes running, some of the users on the other lines, and sometimes even gives statistics on CPU usage. it's very context-sensitive. sssl suddenly exchange serial lines with another user pong let the other machines on the net know that you're there exorcise terminate a daemon process completely and utterly. kill it off, every last trace. we're not kidding here. finito. Common Penix terms: walnut the heart of the Penix OS. at compilation, it is approximately 71 megabytes in size (depending on whether you have the development system or not), but this figure regularly oscillates between 67 meg and 8 gig, as the system `breathes'. It was written in interpreted BASIC, for ease of modification. daemon a process that detaches itself from your console session. unless you redirect the output from this daemon into a specified file, any output produced will appear out of various serIOus lines on the system at the daemon's discretion. you can terminate a daemon with the exorcise -X function. aengel like a daemon, except a bit more polite. an aengel process will ask before it directs output to your serIOus line. it will generally do it anyway, but at least it asks first. nyemph a daemon process that can migrate from one file system to another, and will do so if its output has filled the filesystem that it started on. slippery little buggers. maenad like a nyemph task, but a little bit more attractive. sprite a very simple background task that does menial things like flash the cursor colours, play the sampled `beep' sound when you press control-g on the keyboard, and make that annoying click on the floppy drive as the OS checks to see if you have put in a disk yet. goelem a very powerful background task. also very stupid. they are usually started by the system itself, when the need arises to do something labour-intensive and boring - so boring, in fact, than none of the usual background tasks will touch it. you occasionally find goelem tasks wandering around after they have finished their task, too stupid to realise that they HAVE finished; pretty much all you can do about it is allocate them a very low time-slice (see the `motu' command) and hope that they don't get into any trouble. caenobites this is something we aren't particularly proud of here at Sunburne, but we think that you should know about, in the interests of safety. we will admit that the circumstances that led us to developing Penix are slightly unusual, and that there is quite a bit about this system that was, er, inherited. We're not saying that we stole it. but there are large areas of this system that we know nothing about, but which, when we remove them, the system stop altogether. we don't know exactly what caenobite tasks do, but we have found that you can't kill them; you can't stop them; you can't even slow them down. whenever we use the motu command to alter their timeslice, they completely ignore it (this may be due to the fact that we think motu's orders are passed to the rest of the system by the caenobite tasks). a caenobite task can be incited to remove other tasks by passing it a BOX_OPEN message packet, but they are best left alone. thank god there are usually only about four of them. networks the Penix network philosphy is based on a `Master/Slave' relationship. Systems can be linked into networks that include hundred of machines, but generally, inter-machine communication is dominant/submissive. One machine makes a begging, whimpering request for a file from its `Dom', which must then establish which of its `Subs' has the file. It then issues a spank_IO order for the file; if the data packet isn't sent within the system default timeout period, the Dom issues a whip_IO. If THAT doesn't work, the Dom grabs the nearest (by address) Sub by its bus, shakes it silly, and applies the logical equivalent of nipple-clips. serviette a server with less than 300 meg of hard disk space. drooler printing is controlled by the drooler daemon, who dribbles text out of the assigned printer ports when it feels like it. if the drooling process is going too slow for your liking, it can be prompted by invoking any of the currently running caenobytes. Booting one does not re-BOOT a Penix system; it is `re-shoed'. If you boot a Penix system, it will fall apart. Reshoe-ing involves locating the sock partition, socking it, then looking about for something that resembles a shoe-block (a disk-block with startup information on it). once located, the shoe-block is overlaid onto the sock partition and is `laced'. At the request of our user, we have incorporated dual shoe partitions, to enable disk mirroring. the System must always be re-shoed from the same partition; if you get the left-shoe and the right-shoe partition mixed up, then after re-shoeing, the system will take a few tottering steps and will then fall over. scanning the sock partition for a shoe block can be a time-consuming process; if the entire hard disk had to be examined, it could take days. an algorithm has been implemented that scans disk blocks at random, on the assumption that there will be more than one shoe block on the disk (this is a standard security feature - in fact, more than half of the disk's b locks are usually allocated as shoe-blocks, to save time when looking for one to shoe from). example of console messages on booting Penix v37.019a ROMrev 76:e_beta (development) shoe in progress locating sock partition scanning SCSI bus ******* scanning st506 devices ** getting desperate scanning floppy drives ** getting really desperate scanning tape drive * sock located on tape drive scanning SCSI bus again ****** loading SCSI device driver scanning for shoe block at RANDOM .................................... .................................... .................................... .................... bingo left shoe located at cyl:00.head:15.sec:16 loading shoe block processing ...................................... ............. ignoring checksum errror overlaying sock partition lacing **** shoe partition LACED, Booting walnut located, processing ..... done do you want to inhibit DAEMON processes at this time (default=n)? n do you want to inhibit AENGEL processes at this time (default=n)? n do you want to inhibit NYEMPH processes at this time (default=n)? n do you want to inhibit MAENAD processes at this time (default=n)? n do you want to inhibit SPRITE processes at this time (default=n)? n do you want to inhibit CAENOBITE processes at this time (default=y)? y too bad. you can't. do you want to inhibit GOELEM processes at this time (default=n)? n starting Daemons: spon spoo furph wrack wruin hobble castrate whats_all_this_then drooler starting Aengels: moroni goliad mikayel cefiar lucifer starting Nyemphs: dom_net_prep dom_net_enquire TOPY_server EN_server spk_server clock_DVA_server sK_pup_server starting Maenads: *** Maenad table is empty starting Sprites: cursor_flash keyboard_click annoying_floppy_drive_noise starting Goelems: lif_dat_wait tote_dat_bail starting Caenobytes: *** Caenobyte table is empty this is a DOM net_device: initialising SpankIO WhipIO initialising serIOus lines 000 001 002 003... ... and so on. directories/filesystems /uselss/little_black_book network list of all machines in the Clique /closet list of filesystem devices, in format: address device type 00000000 RAM 00000001 RAM 00000010 RAM 00000011 RAM 00000100 RAM 00000101 DEVICE: FLOPPY CONTROLLER... /passwords system password file. It has passwords in it. /now_hear_this_you_scum system login message. /spew_bucket Sysadmin's mail file /lib library files here /libs other library files here. if a process needs a library file from here, you can guarrantee that it's over in /uselss/lib instead. /der text files/notices here /der/zorcho insult packets /der/ttbowl/ waste goes in here /der/greeting_card `oops' packets /comp executeables live here /whoops_a_daisy unallocated blocks here /ho_hum logfiles here /trash schedule tables for backgrounders /ephemeral temporary files /ephemeral/what_the_hell_happened System command log. /help_files the man entries would be here, but our user thinks that `man' is sexist, so we called it help_files. /important/really_important DO NOT REMOVE OR ALTER THIS FILE! /mungle not sure what this directory is for, but the system won't run without it. /thingies utility programs and other stuff we haven't documented yet. /typical/who's_where system task table /who's_who a duplicate of the system task table; used by some programs but not all of them. when in doubt refer to both task-tables and then guess. /keymaps/keymaps/keymaps/keymaps/spo0 Default keymap for wi. /WinGE/danglements default files for WinGE graphic images /.snivel default WinGE startup-script file
  13. Carrier You are very smart, and you are the most efficient person you know. You tend to be able to do whatever you want, and no one tries to stop you. You are a rare person, in a good way! Y con solo cambiar la ultima pregunta de quiz a "losta fun" (puro brochazo al mae q lo hizo) me sale el ghost...
  14. tampoco venia en windows 3.1/3.11 y de fijo menos en windows 1.0 ... para q metemos versiones viejas a colacion?
  15. o con el mouse, vas a processes en el task manager, click derecho y "end process" o "end process tree" y juimonos!
  16. MAe si , digale a Ramboscar q es el q mas coordina la vara.... Mandele un PM por que ponerlo en foros asi no mas no sirve pues cuesta q lo lean...
  17. Otra comparacion de manzanas contra naranajas??? UT es futurista, con fisicas fuera de lo "normal", accion rapida y constante, armas digamos "exageradas" (le metes 3 rockets en el cuerpo a alguien y capaz q sigue vivo) En UT coges todas las armas q te den la gana y listo BF es mas "realista" en sentido de que una caida de 3m te puede matar, una bala de pistola bien puesta te puede matar sin importar si andas el heavy armor, etc. La accion puede ser mas pausada, y es totalmente orientado a equipos, el 2142 te "premia" por seguir ordenes de tu leader de squad o commander Las armas solo las puedes escoger cuando empiezas a jugar y no puedes simplemente cargarlas y usarlas a tu gusto asi no mas... Yo siempre he amado UT incluso antes de q me comprara el primero, (Unreal el juego original es GENIAL) La accion me cuadra montones pues es rapida y constante, mas aun con la buena musica... no se me olvida el mpada de UT q era 3 torres con baja gravedad y esa musica q lo aceleraba a uno todo! UT es genial cuando quieres simplemente "volar bala a lo salvaje y correr como loco" BF por otro lado es mas de coordinacion, si hay una barricada enemiga debes ir despacio abriendo campo, (en UT por ejemplo nada mas te tiras de jupa y capaz q te los apeas a todos segun cuantos sean o q tan gato seas...) En UT corres, saltaas, vuelas bala, etc... En BF corres y saltaste 2 veces y te cansas y ya no puedes correr/saltar hasta q recuperes tu "stamina" Cual es mejor? depende de que te gusta jugar Cual prefiero jugar yo depede del animo, si quiero volar bala a lo salvaje, UT FTW!!!! MULTI KILL !!! OWNAGE!!! Si quiero ir con compas a destruir una titan confiando en mis compas apra avanzar, BF! Requestin resupplies! Defend this position! Enemy tank spotted! moo!
  18. Holy_COW replied to vOv's topic in Humor
    q mal... algun dia los ingenieros + nerds dominaran el mundo y ahi si veran lo q es "normal" ejemplo rapido: un nerd ya es el hombre mas rico de la tierra (bill "Gay"-tes)
  19. moo moo moo moochas felicidades a los 4!!! Q viejos q ya estan algunos! A ver si esta domingo llegan al evento pa q les cantemos
  20. tambien no olvides que la "consola" de windows es basica cuando ocupas hacer un restore del active directory o el server no carga, tienes comandos para deshabilitar drivers, reiniciar servicios y hacer un monton de cosas. Ojo que nadie esta diciendo q linux sea malo. Lo que pasa es que linux sera muy bueno para ciertas cosas (nuestro mainframe IBM utiliza maquinas virtuales de linux dentro de particiones de un Z/OS y es algo actual para aplicaciones criticas) pero para computadora de escritorio, como para ponerselo a mi hermana o mama en la compu JAMAS! hasta que no logren la usabilidad y simpleza de windows (que no es facil lograrla, por que creen que a microsoft le ha tomado años)
  21. mae ojala haya buenos projectores apra ver las partidas por que esas 2vs2 van a estar geniales!!!
  22. Holy_COW replied to Sky's topic in Cine, televisión
    si, es "basada" en la famosa batalla de los termopilas, como dijeron arriba es una de las batallas mas conocidas de la historia debido a la grna diferencia de numeros. Estoas maes (espartanos+griegos+esclavos) lograron cerrar el paso por varios dias al ejercito de los persas, esto logro hacer q los griegos ganaran tiempo super valioso para lograr acomodarse para las batallas que vinieron despues, entre ellas unas navales. Una cita curiosa de lo q se supone q dijo un general persa, Tritantaechmes, a Mardonius respecto a con los que estaban peliando: "Good heavens! Mardonius, what kind of men are these against whom you have brought us to fight? Men who do not compete for money, but for honour" Esto cuando se entero de q los griegos competian en las olimpiadas para tener como premio una simple rama de olivo...
  23. Holy_COW replied to Batman's topic in Humor
    se veria 1 millon de veces mejor una pelicula usando los graficos de wow (como muchas q hay en internet) q usando gente asi q ofe ta eso!!!
  24. http://www.tgdaily.com/2007/03/22/alaska_t...wipes_out_data/ La informacion sobre las cuentras de uso/explotacion de petrole de alaska se las volo un "tecnico" asi no mas, sin quere queriendo... Parece q el mae 1- borro la info 2- formatio el dd de backup 3- solo habian tapes corruptos X dicha tenian copias de la info en papel pero dicen q toda la torta les salio en $ 200,000.00 ... capaz q fue el mismo tecnico q les instalo el adsl a FRAGus en el brete
  25. una pareja a agregar seria Ramboscar y el Capitan Veneno (padre e hijo) pues segun entiendo de fijo van!

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