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Comment Re:OPNET (Score 1) 138

by rabryan21 on Saturday June 05, 2010 @11:28AM (#32468818) Attached to: Visual Network Simulator To Teach Basic Networking?

Actually OPNET is available on Linux as well. Its officially supported on redhat, but you can get it running on other distros. The OPNET version for teaching use is called IT Guru Academic Edition.
http://www.opnet.com/solutions/system_requirements/itguru_networkplanner/
http://www.opnet.com/university_program/itguru_academic_edition/

Nintendo Upset Over Nokia Game Emulation Video 189

Posted by Soulskill on Tuesday December 01, 2009 @02:45AM from the super-mario-takedown dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Nintendo is investigating potential copyright infringement by Nokia during some video demos of their N900 phone, which can be seen emulating Nintendo games. Nintendo spokesman Robert Saunders says: 'We take rigorous steps to protect our IP and our legal team will examine this to determine if any infringement has taken place.' In the video, Nokia says, 'Most publishers allow individual title usage, provided that the user is in possession of the original title.'"

Comment Re:500 bucks? (Score 2, Insightful) 242

by rabryan21 on Tuesday April 08, 2008 @02:42PM (#23003596) Attached to: HP Unveils Small Commercial Linux Laptop

With inflation that will be about $4 in 2008 dollars by 2011.

Predicting an inflation rate of 20% a year for the next 3 years is now considered "Insightful"?

University Taps Sewers for Internet Access 204

Posted by CmdrTaco on Monday August 20, 2007 @10:40AM from the thats-where-we-breed-the-super-crocs dept.

Stony Stevenson writes "A web connection via the toilet bowl may sound like Google's most recent April Fool, but the University of Aberdeen plans to welcome students back with a high bandwidth internet network connected via the sewers. The university tapped H2O Networks to provide a high capacity link for the next 10 years, enabling students to access the internet from their halls of residence. H2O Networks is a deploying dark fibre in the UK's waste water network to enable connectivity to those who have limited access. The network is known as 'fibre via the sewer'."

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