This problem has been solved by GNOME Storage. It is not very GNOME Dependant, it could be utilised by KDE without problem (write KIOSlave equvialent of gnomevfs module and even obsolete apps can use it).
There is some very nice console jabber client, it is called EKG2. I'm using it all the time for the jabber communication - instant messaging with friends, news notification (rss), remote systems monitoring and so more. But there is one very annoyind downside - it hasn't been translated to languages other than Polish;-). Yet.
There was no cache flushing code in linux 2.6 up to 2.6.5. It's better to have code that complain and sometimes flush cache, than nonexistant code that not flush caches;-)
Why there isn't directory tree in left panel? I'm supposed to use mouse to navigate this dialog, sa ability to quickly expand directory tree and click on interesting dir is pretty useful.
They found way through Bayesian filters. I'm getting more and more spam filled with innocent english words in one of the MIME multipart emails. Those word decreases possibility of classifing email as spam, because normal, not-spam emails also contains them. Training Bayesian filters to classify those spams with normal words increases possibility of false-positives (normal email treated as spam), which is more annoying than spam itself.
Doable I think. First you have to use SA's bayesian learning detector, and pass through 'sa-learn' few hundreds troll comments. Then write a small filter for squid, which will break all comments into single posts, filter them through SA and reassemble output.
No thanks, id rather have native drivers for my hardware.
This remind me I2O. If I remember corectly, I2O idea is to have OS-indepedent drivers supplied and connected to real OS via think I2O layer. This idea seems dead, althrough.
My server was once slashdotted. It's Duron with 256 RAM and 100mbit connection. Hardware wasn't a problem. When I tried to increase maximum clients limit to 512, Apache informed me by the logs, that maximum clients count is 256. To increase that limit, one have to change one define in config.h and _recompile_ Apache. You have to think about slashdotting while putting server on. Changes in configuration files often do not help.
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What you are talking about? Increasing delay? There is already 10 years delay on this article!
This problem has been solved by GNOME Storage. It is not very GNOME Dependant, it could be utilised by KDE without problem (write KIOSlave equvialent of gnomevfs module and even obsolete apps can use it).
They apparently didn't cought all of them :-)
There is some very nice console jabber client, it is called EKG2. I'm using it all the time for the jabber communication - instant messaging with friends, news notification (rss), remote systems monitoring and so more. But there is one very annoyind downside - it hasn't been translated to languages other than Polish ;-). Yet.
There was no cache flushing code in linux 2.6 up to 2.6.5. It's better to have code that complain and sometimes flush cache, than nonexistant code that not flush caches ;-)
Argh! My eyes pain. Windows since '95 is 32 bit with 16 compatibility. Last 16 bit was Windows 3.11
Also NetBSD imported XFree86 in the beggining of march 2004.
Yes, Slackware is using XFree86 4.4 since Tue Mar 23 13:07:20 PST 2004.
PPC64 will generally get more attention now, since Linus' main workstation is PPC64 since about two months now.
It's pronounced AMD64.
Additionally, with RAID6 you can lose two drives and still have working array. RAID6 is available in Linux kernel since 2.6.2 IIRC.
Black ? Ripping? Star? I saw it before.
Release Notes for XFree86 4.4.0-RC2. Maybe it's IPv6 support, maybe autedetecion of mouse port, maybe VIA driver, maybe Mesa 5.0.2. Nothing revolutionary, I think.
Don't forget that bandwidth is capped by gibibytes, not gibibits.
;-) ... 18 hours, some minutes.
So, what we have? 128 kbit is 16 KiB per second.
1 GiB / 16 KiB = 65 536 second (how round
this is, with standard earth 3600 hours
You can spend some arbitrary 30GB month limit by only listening to radio while beeing awake. Hm, pretty interesting.
Why there isn't directory tree in left panel? I'm supposed to use mouse to navigate this dialog, sa ability to quickly expand directory tree and click on interesting dir is pretty useful.
They found way through Bayesian filters. I'm getting more and more spam filled with innocent english words in one of the MIME multipart emails. Those word decreases possibility of classifing email as spam, because normal, not-spam emails also contains them.
Training Bayesian filters to classify those spams with normal words increases possibility of false-positives (normal email treated as spam), which is more annoying than spam itself.
EFI sucks. Even Linus says so.
Guess which one is Alan Cox on this picture.
Poland (.pl) officialy have IDN domain since 11th September 2003.
Doable I think. First you have to use SA's bayesian learning detector, and pass through 'sa-learn' few hundreds troll comments.
Then write a small filter for squid, which will break all comments into single posts, filter them through SA and reassemble output.
Nice weekend-hacking project.
I thought linking to pr0n is illegal on /. ?
(/me engeener)
No thanks, id rather have native drivers for my hardware.
This remind me I2O. If I remember corectly, I2O idea is to have OS-indepedent drivers supplied and connected to real OS via think I2O layer. This idea seems dead, althrough.
Find following line in your /etc/inittab :
# Script to run when going multi user.
rc:2345:wait:/etc/rc.d/rc.M
and change it into
# Script to run when going multi user.
rc:2345:once:/etc/rc.d/rc.M
Much faster, isn't it?
Hi did his light-sabre fight in June 2000! Later he did with friends whole new SW episode.
My server was once slashdotted. It's Duron with 256 RAM and 100mbit connection. Hardware wasn't a problem. When I tried to increase maximum clients limit to 512, Apache informed me by the logs, that maximum clients count is 256. To increase that limit, one have to change one define in config.h and _recompile_ Apache. You have to think about slashdotting while putting server on. Changes in configuration files often do not help.