WINE: A New Place for KLEZ to Play?
An anonymous submitter sends in this cautionary tale about Wine being maybe a little too good at emulating Windows. Update: 10/23 21:05 GMT by M : Better links: mirror 1, mirror 2.
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Most people don't understand that just throwing more computing power at the daemon doesn't help. Apache does not come in a default configuration that is ready for heavy use production. The default config is pretty conservative, to prevent it from crashing the whole OS.
I've had enough abrasive sigs. Kittens are cute and fuzzy.
Makes it seem kind of unnecessary to have obliterated their server -- could have posted the same "Don't click on that link!" and "The plural of 'virus' is 'viruses', buttmunch!" posts without it. ;-)
What I'm listening to now on Pandora...
If you go to webster [webster.com]
you'll easily find that plural from virus is viruses...
You will find nothing of the sort, since webster doesn't list a plural form of "virus". "Virii", which is correct according to the rules of the english language, is not listed at all, and "viruses" produces the page for "virus", not "viruses".
If you're going to play spelling nazi, you need to start checking your sources a little better.
Under capitalism man exploits man. Under communism it's the other way around.
Dicionary.com does though. As does my OED on CD, though they don't have a free version online I can link to.
"Virii", which is correct according to the rules of the english language
You are very much mistaken. I challenge you to find a dictionary or usage guide that supports you.
If you're going to play spelling nazi, you need to start checking your sources a little better.
Says the pot to the kettle. Even the most basic of research would have led you to a plethora of papers demonstrating your error, such as this one and this one.
wine doesn't skunk... beer skunks when it's left in sunlight due to the hop oils reacting with the ultraviolet radiation.
wine can get bacteria that will turn it into tart vinegar (lacto or acetic), or slimy or whatever, but i've not yet seen a "skunky" wine