Hello, HardwareForums.com! I'm selling my slim-profile PS2 for a little extra cash. Additionally, I'll throw in 5 games 7 games (5 PS2 games + 2...
You just download the CD image, extract it, and burn the resulting ISO as a new CD. Then, you boot to it. :) It will automatically begin testing,...
I can understand why you're apprehensive, but as long as you know how to put an x86 PC together and the hardware is stable, I don't see the...
Well, it sounds like you've got the impression that a network appliance will somehow be easier for you than building a pfSense-based appliance. In...
I would first test the RAM overnight with Memtest86+, as memory problems can account for most of the symptoms you're seeing. Even one memory error...
The interface for pfSense is pretty straight-forward for a router, but I suppose it does require some networking knowledge, as with any...
What you said actually made me laugh out loud. You shouldn't judge somebody by their age. Even when I was 15 years old, I have been thrown on the...
Yes, in fact I'm doing something similar, since I got stuck with two subscriptions on two different ISPs. I chose to go with pfSense 1.2.2,...
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but buying OEM software directly isn't legal by nature. This is because OEM deals are made between huge...
I would be frustrated too, if I was an enforcer for an increasingly corrupt political machine. Then again I would just change my career, NOT shoot...
Well, I can understand that. Did I mention that I maintain Ubuntu-based servers for a living? :) I don't personally care if the thread remains...
It seems like you want to be persuaded into using it, then when others have commented, you seemed to lash out. Maybe I'm misunderstanding your...
Woah now, easy there. If you didn't want people's input on this, why did you post this as a thread in a public forum? Saba's opinion is perfectly...
Yeah, pretty much I was suggesting that if freedom and open source doesn't mean much to you philosophically and you're happy enough with Windows...
Open Office... being open source software that ships with most Linux distros as the default office suite. ;) Backing up user data was never a...
Several times in the past, Microsoft has charged for what is essentially a bugfix release. Namely, 95b, 98SE, and the recent timezone fix for NT...
Right... but I wasn't insinuating that they were acting maliciously, merely that they are largely uninformed about Linux, and so they are in turn...
I didn't mean to imply ignorance, though that may be unavoidable in the indirectly sense. What I'm getting at is that the terminology you conveyed...
Well, I'm not trying to be mean or hostile. But to be honest with you, what you just said demonstrates a complete misunderstanding of what Linux...
He was only being sarcastic I believe. :O He runs Debian I think.
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