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Sunland, CA | Re: Slow and gooey internet No, they already have perfectly good lottery balls to clear up the internets tubes. | |
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kudos:1 | Will Vista stall Net traffic? Vista may cause an increase in DNS traffic, but not to the extent predicted by Mockapetris, Microsoft countered in a statement provided to CNET News.com last week. Someone save this quote, it will be interesting to see what happens next year. After all, despite hearing the 64K memory statement since around 1985 and now having it now said it never happened  ........
and if Vista was all of a sudden deployed everywhere, This is the statement that may make the slowdown not true. I am not converting until I have to, and I know a lot of others that will not. (well, I do have a co-worker who has alpha and beta'ed it since the day it was still a dog, he SAYS he likes it now.)
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|  Jodokast96Stupid people really piss me off.Premium
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kudos:2 | Re: Will Vista stall Net traffic? said by RayW:I am not converting until I have to, and I know a lot of others that will not. I just converted my last machine over from 98SE within the last few months. As it is, I only use 2k now. I don't plan on going anywhere anytime soon. | |
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join:2001-09-01
Layton, UT
kudos:1 | Re: Will Vista stall Net traffic? 98se, 2K, and xpPro at home. The Linux machine died and I have too many microsoft only programs that have to run  .
On the work front, we are being forced to upgrade our 2K laptops (and all other Intel systems I am told) at work (US government) to XP. Kind of stupid, 400 MHz processors with 128 Meg of memory running XP?
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join:2005-05-17 | Re: Will Vista stall Net traffic? said by RayW:On the work front, we are being forced to upgrade our 2K laptops (and all other Intel systems I am told) at work (US government) to XP. Kind of stupid, 400 MHz processors with 128 Meg of memory running XP? Been there. Still have several at work. On 4GB hard drives. They run. (Strictly speaking, they run. Very poorly.)
I've had XP for less than a year, and I have too many other drains on my resources right now to upgrade to Vista. I think that's one of the major reasons this stalling claim is overblown. There won't be much at first, and perhaps it will push those who need to upgrade backends to do it.
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Cleveland, OH | Stop yer whinin... Old laptops like that run just fine if you learn to tweak the startup and graphics processing...I'm on XP on a Celeron 300 w/90 mb of ram. Unless you NEED quicktime, shockwave, and flash for work, it does what it's supposed to. | |
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join:2001-09-01
Layton, UT
kudos:1 | Re: Stop yer whinin... said by roady1:Old laptops like that run just fine if you learn to tweak the startup and graphics processing...I'm on XP on a Celeron 300 w/90 mb of ram. Unless you NEED quicktime, shockwave, and flash for work, it does what it's supposed to. Whining? Look at the bigger picture and dig out your wallet.
XP modified may run just fine, but what is the point in upgrading 500+ stand alone laptops used as test controllers and diagnostic aids from 2K to XP, except to give Gates and company more money/pay back of bribes? 2K worked fine WITHOUT TWEAKING. This is $50000+ (granted, a mere drop in the bucket for the feds) in YOUR tax dollars wasted for no value added (not counting the $100/hour labor rate to do the updates and testing, plus any application changes required).
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| | RadioDoc58ef2c0Premium,ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-05-11 | Re: Will Vista stall Net traffic? * ding *
But all those limping DNS systems can't be blamed on Microsoft, so there's no rabble-rousing punditry possible. And these guys (past accomplishments, notwithstanding) live by stirring shit at Microsoft's (and other large corporations') expense.
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Milledgeville, GA | Re: Will Vista stall Net traffic? Exactly! Providers have neglected DNS for far too long, upgrading everything else while leaving it on half-ass equipment with marginal speed.
In the 90s, the typical network admin mindset was "how good can I make this network?" while today it's much closer to "how little can we do to just keep it as-is?"
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|  redxiiPremium,Mod
join:2001-02-26
Sherwood, MI | DNS traffic? How many times does download.windowsvista.com need to be resolved to 70.183.191.81 during a single download? | |
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join:2001-09-01
Layton, UT
kudos:1 | Re: Will Vista stall Net traffic? said by redxii:DNS traffic? How many times does download.windowsvista.com need to be resolved to 70.183.191.81 during a single download? Well, the details were not posted as to why the guy said it. Just some hints that it will be more often due to checks for IPv4 and IPv6. Our local beta tester just went "huh?" when I asked about it. I am of the 'time will tell' opinion.
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Bradenton, FL | Will never happen The RIAA will never learn and never give the music buyer choice. They will continue to sell sub cd quality formats at 99 cents or more, cause they think the music buyer is dumb. Allofmp3 is a site that the RIAA could learn from considerably buy won't. Will also cut down or eliminate sharing considerably.
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join:2000-05-11 | Re: Will never happen If the RIAA had a brain (yeah I know...keep dreaming) they would buy allofMP3. The infrastructure, customers and revenue stream is right there...
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| | Vista clogging the net Of course it will happen. It already is happening... All these people (including me) downloading beta version now will revert to downloading pirate copies when it comes out  | |
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| Re: Vista clogging the net said by verolom:Of course it will happen. It already is happening... All these people (including me) downloading beta version now will revert to downloading pirate copies when it comes out And why would you (and all these people) do that?
Because you're a jerk, or just a thief? Or both? | |
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| | | | Re: Vista clogging the net "And why would you (and all these people) do that?
Because you're a jerk, or just a thief? Or both?"
Then again, to place the shoe on the other foot one could ask you:
Why would you pay for it and enrich Bill Gates? Considering that XP is fine for most users now and the only real reason Microsoft has for releasing a new OS of any kind is because their revenue stream is getting stale because XP has been well adopted by now.
Never mind that Vista is sure to be riddled with flaws and holes, just as every other microsoft OS has been, that you will be patching ad nauseum.
Microsoft should be buisy fortifying XP and improving on it by adding features, etc, instead of following their standard marketing ploy every few years. But then, they've found that the lemmings will run to fall off the cliff, even if their new offering sucks and is full of DRM. | |
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| Re: Vista clogging the net said by Fatal Vector:"And why would you (and all these people) do that? Because you're a jerk, or just a thief? Or both?" Then again, to place the shoe on the other foot one could ask you: Why would you pay for it and enrich Bill Gates? Because I'm not a thief.
This is the way Capitalism, Consumerism, and the Retail Market system works. A product is offered for sale, I may purchase it or not, at my discretion. The fact that I might consider it to be over-priced is not justification for stealing it. That's justification for not purchasing it (and I have no intention of purchasing or using it, btw).
But then, I am proud to say I have a moral value system.
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join:2004-08-10
Monmouth Junction, NJ | Well for one, software is considered intellectual property and purchasing a license for it is the LEGAL option to follow...yeah Gates might be rediculously rich but that doesn't mean we should start robin-hooding in wholesale from Microsoft.
As far as being full of bugs and exploitable...well Microsoft doesn't exactly have a good track record on new OS releases being free of problems. Then again no software is ever really bug free at release...I will stick with XP until Vista is proven to be stable...probably after Vista SP2 LOL.
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kudos:4 | said by AB:said by verolom:Of course it will happen. It already is happening... All these people (including me) downloading beta version now will revert to downloading pirate copies when it comes out And why would you (and all these people) do that? Because you're a jerk, or just a thief? Or both? NOPE!
pirate versions are likely to be modified[DRM removed]
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1 edit | Re: Vista clogging the net said by dvd536:said by AB:said by verolom:Of course it will happen. It already is happening... All these people (including me) downloading beta version now will revert to downloading pirate copies when it comes out And why would you (and all these people) do that? Because you're a jerk, or just a thief? Or both? NOPE! pirate versions are likely to be modified[DRM removed] yay but that DRM is for in@el (DRM enabled ones that means core 2 duo) cpus
that makes AMD a another reason to buy AMD
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| said by dvd536:NOPE! pirate versions are likely to be modified[DRM removed] And maybe a thing or two added, as well, depending on where you get it from. 
I have no use for DRM. There is a difference, however, between buying something, then suiting it to your needs, and stealing something, or purchasing at discount something you know is and was obtained illegally. But I guess we must all do what we feel is right, given a particular situation.
said by Anonymous:but that DRM is for in@el (DRM enabled ones that means core 2 duo) cpus that makes AMD a another reason to buy AMD I believe AMD has had DRM for a long time. I'm no expert, but I heard that it was a sort of
'little known secret'.
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