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Ursprungligen inskrivet av UndCon
virtual pc borde vara Microsoft Virtual PC

Att få igång XP i virtuell miljö skall inte vara några problem.

Har du tilldelad IP på don HOST så kan du ha det på din virtuella också - så slipper du göra manuell konfig.

Vill du att din virtuella maskin skall komma ut på nätet så sätter du det till NAT i Virtual PC

Ursprungligen inskrivet av _Segas+
Inget fel i detta, om personerna som har hand om informationen kan sköta det professionellt (vilket jag hoppas).

Något som borde införas är DNA-prov från varje svensk medborgare, inkl. alla nyfödda och sen lagras. Snacka om att brott kan lösas otroligt fort med den tekniken.

Integritet? Handlar inte om det...har man inget att dölja, borde man inte ha något att invända heller.

Ursprungligen inskrivet av ReZZiE
Tror inte det är möjligt va?

Papperskorgen för C: kan bara ligga på C: ... har inte hittat något för vare sig XP eller Vista.

We have to admit, the GeForce GTX 280 is simply put - a Greek power house. Spaaaartaaans! Year after year it astonishes me how many transistors chipset manufacturers can place on a chipset die ... apparently NVIDIA can do no less than 1400 million. The result is a huge chip with huge performance. Obviously AMD will say, het we can achieve the same performance by placing two series 4000 and make it one card. True .. but so can NVIDIA, it's a little brute but a GeForce GX2 280 could be made as well, who knows.

Strangely enough there is another product out there that can actually compete with the GeForce GTX 280 rather well. It's NVIDIA's own GeForce 9800 GX2. Yes you hear it right. [bold]Now don't go thinking, hey my GX2 will be faster in most circumstances. No ... it's really way more complicated than that. See the GX2 has 2x512MB cloned memory to function in SLI mode. While that works just fine, the GTX 280 has 1024MB dedicated memory. So in memory bound situations like applying a lot of extremely high-res textures or high AA levels in high resolutions, the GTX 280 will perform just much better based on the 512-bit memory bus and framebuffer size, especially for future games which will have much larger requirements.[/bold]

[bold]When we reverse things and look at the 9800 GX2, the GX2 however has 2x 128= 256 shader cores opposed to the 240 on the GTX 280 ... that gives it a bit more bite and the GX2 shader domain is clocked a tad faster. So as this article has shown, the products both win and lose a little from each other.[/bold] But what about overclocking then ?, you ask. Reference samples we just do not overclock as there's no point. Be aware though that this week we'll post a review on a retail sample, and that card we did overclock. And yes, you will gain a little extra performance from that as well.

Now then, if you'd ask me; the final word as far as I'm concerned is that the GTX 280 is the way to go here. Yes it'll be more (too) expensive but with the GX2 you also have the problems that come with SLI, a lot of heat (2 GPUs) and a fair amount of power consumption. [bold]When games start using that excessive amount of frame buffer and complex shaders, the GTX 280 would seriously kick in. I mean just look at the FEAR results which show this perfectly.[/bold] But granted ... the existence of the GeForce 9800 GX2 makes this conclusion a little more knotty.

Ursprungligen inskrivet av Jowy
Nu är jag, helt ärligt, rädd och oroad. Vad tusan är det egentligen som händer här i vårt land? Varför uppmärksamas inte detta mer i vanlig media?
Var är de ramaskrin som borde upphävas av att staten utan att blinka tänker genomföra ett projekt som snarast för tankarna till odemokratiska arabländer och Kina? Fruktansvärt.

A few weeks ago we reported that the EU Greens launched a pro-filesharing campaign named “I Wouldn’t Steal”. In a continued effort to support the development of P2P technology, the European Union has now invested $22 million in the development of an open-source BitTorrent client.

The team behind the social BitTorrent client Tribler is responsible for the core P2P technology for the project, dubbed P2P-Next. The project received $22 million (15 million Euro) from the European Union and another $6 million (4 million Euro) is brought in by some of the partners.

One of the biggest names taking part is the BBC, who will use the new BitTorrent client to stream TV programs. Other partners in the P2P-Next project are the European Broadcasting Union, Lancaster University, Markenfilm, Pioneer Digital Design Centre Limited and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland. The main goal is to develop an open source, BitTorrent-compatible client that supports live streaming.

Approximately 50% of the people who use BitTorrent at any given point in time download TV shows. The current project will help broadcasters to find better ways to reach this online audience, and offer high quality on-demand television.

“This cooperation with both the British and German public broadcasters indicates that P2P is here to stay. We welcome the decision of the European Union to award this proposal around P2P. This means that Europe can expand it’s roughly two year lead in this important area,” Tribler’s Johan Pouwelse told TorrentFreak.

“Tribler serves as a testing ground for several world-first innovations. It serves as a living lab for P2P research. Key to our endeavor is an academically pure architecture: no central servers exist in Tribler in combination with being backwards compatible with BitTorrent,” Pouwelse added.

As part of the project, the Tribler team, together with Harvard researchers, implemented the “Nobel prize winning” mechanism design theory into their BitTorrent client. The ultimate goal is to encourage people to share as much as possible without imposing share ratio sanctions, and to let users moderate the available content.

BitTorrent sites are watching the P2P-Next project closely, and some might even be interested in experimenting with the new technology. We asked Johan Pouwelse if he sees possibilities to collaborate with BitTorrent sites, and he said: “We are creating tools for traditional broadcasters and also new entrants to the distribution market.”

I guess we should take that as a yes.