Also note that USA acknowledged recently PKK/Kadek being a terrorist organization.
No comment on whether they are or not (I haven't a clue), but that means jack. They said that the African National Congress was a terrorist organization.
If it has at least one serial port I'll probably buy one. I only know PPC assembly, so I'd love to see a hundred dollar small factor PPC system, but whatever, I'll either learn x86 or just do it in C if I could build stuff for 100$+periferals. You can get a 16x4 alpha/numeric LCD for $25, and the interface is pretty easy. I'd probably want an FPGA just to simplify the interface, so that's an extra 15$. But total, that's less than 150 to build whatever coo thing you could want and have it be car mountable. This could be awesome for robotics as well.
in a parlimentary system the parties are generally forced to have a platform that the people don't hate. I really wish that we had a system like Germany's though. Parties get seats proportional to their votes, so if the greens get 2% and the libertarians get 2%, they each get 2% of the seats.
Wow, as soon as spotlight somes out they are going to bitch about how apple is stealing their idea. Maybe they will make a windows version though; every time that I am forced to work on a windows machine I miss Quicksilver.
nah, it'd be way too expensive and they fuck us into always buying the newest format anyways so it doesn't really matter. We'll be using something completely different before a scheme like that would work,
even if he were stealing it.. he would be asking for permission politely and being granted it. if i go up to someone and politely ask them for $20 and they give it to me.. how is that wrong?
not his server, a smallish umich research server. (yeah, it has a dept name, but it's probably just a dual 450 sitting somewhere around here.. as oposed to the... 241 processes: 232 sleeping, 3 zombie, 4 stopped, 2 on cpu Memory: 8192M real, 6135M free, 3711M swap in use, 11G swap free) slightly larger boxes that are able to stand up to a/.ing. we've plenty of 4 proc sun boxes around and the shit had to put it on eecs...
they brought the server back up but http is down. Only grad students have shell accounts to eecs. so all of us in the labs here are pissed as hell at him. If he'd put it on his engin space they would have just laughed at the spike, but eecs is a research server that's quite tiny (I don't know the specs off hand)
I'd say rm -rf ~/* under his name and delete the account. A whole lot of us are stuck up here working without access to course websites.
nope, i though knoppix was debian? I'm more of a BSD person, so I thought that perhaps gentoo would fit my tastes better than redhat or mandrake. Once I get around to getting a second HD I will try it again.
would fail. at some point it would claim that one of the internal files was not a valid file. I tried different images, different stages and different computers and always got a weird error somewhere during this command.
given this was an old version, but I know verilog, C, PPCasm, c++, I've installed and maintained a variety of linuxes and installed and maintained open and free BSD, yet I've never sucessfully installed gentoo.
'under god' was added in order to specifically disenfranchise communists and atheists. THAT is why it is bad, not because of the G word. That's why 'in god we trust' is fine; it's intent wasn't discriminatory.
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Also note that USA acknowledged recently PKK/Kadek being a terrorist organization.
No comment on whether they are or not (I haven't a clue), but that means jack. They said that the African National Congress was a terrorist organization.
If it has at least one serial port I'll probably buy one. I only know PPC assembly, so I'd love to see a hundred dollar small factor PPC system, but whatever, I'll either learn x86 or just do it in C if I could build stuff for 100$+periferals. You can get a 16x4 alpha/numeric LCD for $25, and the interface is pretty easy. I'd probably want an FPGA just to simplify the interface, so that's an extra 15$. But total, that's less than 150 to build whatever coo thing you could want and have it be car mountable. This could be awesome for robotics as well.
techs and hardcore gamers are a pretty small subset. If John Q manager buys an imac next, things are good for apple.
I am so glad that the floppy is now (almost) dead.
Long live USB keydrives!
free markets don't work though. the 1870s showed us this fairly well. mostly free markets can work wonderfully.
Rules for Optimization*:
1. Don't.
2. (For Experts Only) Don't Yet.
*not applicable to verilog or other languages designed out of sadism.
Diebold sues people who try to do this.
I wish I were joking
Any clue how I can unDRM wmv files so that I can play them on a mac? (The ones that need WMP10, but that anyone should be able to view)
in a parlimentary system the parties are generally forced to have a platform that the people don't hate. I really wish that we had a system like Germany's though. Parties get seats proportional to their votes, so if the greens get 2% and the libertarians get 2%, they each get 2% of the seats.
Wow, as soon as spotlight somes out they are going to bitch about how apple is stealing their idea. Maybe they will make a windows version though; every time that I am forced to work on a windows machine I miss Quicksilver.
both clark and asimov draw very clear lines between SF and SciFi. what the parent is talking about is their distinction.
that was sram though (and probably not very efficient sram)
Dram is a whole lot simpler and scales better
wow.. that is horrid code.
want to learn verilog? the crap we get to do makes gotos look classy.
nah, it'd be way too expensive and they fuck us into always buying the newest format anyways so it doesn't really matter. We'll be using something completely different before a scheme like that would work,
even if he were stealing it.. he would be asking for permission politely and being granted it. if i go up to someone and politely ask them for $20 and they give it to me.. how is that wrong?
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hmm, i'm going to go find some ricers who build their own cars...
this is more because of the crappiness of SB than the quality of AC97 (what I'm guessing your chip is)
not his server, a smallish umich research server. (yeah, it has a dept name, but it's probably just a dual 450 sitting somewhere around here.. as oposed to the... /.ing. we've plenty of 4 proc sun boxes around and the shit had to put it on eecs...
241 processes: 232 sleeping, 3 zombie, 4 stopped, 2 on cpu
Memory: 8192M real, 6135M free, 3711M swap in use, 11G swap free)
slightly larger boxes that are able to stand up to a
they brought the server back up but http is down. Only grad students have shell accounts to eecs. so all of us in the labs here are pissed as hell at him. If he'd put it on his engin space they would have just laughed at the spike, but eecs is a research server that's quite tiny (I don't know the specs off hand)
I'd say rm -rf ~/* under his name and delete the account. A whole lot of us are stuck up here working without access to course websites.
I need this box to do my project work and you submitted it to slashdot?!?!
/.ers as it is much too small, put your shit onto caen's boxes
Please don't ever put eecs up to the
nope, i though knoppix was debian? I'm more of a BSD person, so I thought that perhaps gentoo would fit my tastes better than redhat or mandrake. Once I get around to getting a second HD I will try it again.
tar -zxf stage1-i386-whatever.tar.gz
would fail. at some point it would claim that one of the internal files was not a valid file. I tried different images, different stages and different computers and always got a weird error somewhere during this command.
given this was an old version, but I know verilog, C, PPCasm, c++, I've installed and maintained a variety of linuxes and installed and maintained open and free BSD, yet I've never sucessfully installed gentoo.
The untar command would always bork )-:
'under god' was added in order to specifically disenfranchise communists and atheists. THAT is why it is bad, not because of the G word. That's why 'in god we trust' is fine; it's intent wasn't discriminatory.