You most likely used apt-cache for apt-cache search and apt-cache show, to search through the package list and show details about a package, respectively.
Did you write some assembly to display a menu giving you the option of which version to install, and then boot the correct one without triggering any copy-protection
Slashdot is being clumsy, not Google. Dynamic DNS sites are usually pointed at home servers. These were linked to from the front page of Slashdot. Carnage ensued.
A nasty could run in the background as that user and silently sniff for that password
gksudo 'grabs' the keyboard- no other programs can get the keystrokes. You could, however, make an imitation dialog that takes the user's password, and then uses it to sudo.
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It's one thing to sell a book, CD, or yard sale
Damn, those yard sales are expensive, ever tried to buy one?
What are the best types of books to send a prisoner who requests a book on 'computer repair'?"
You most likely used apt-cache for apt-cache search and apt-cache show, to search through the package list and show details about a package, respectively.
You all accidentally verbs so much! it!
I think your sentence needs cleaned up.
su -c :P
Nothing about ring-0 code makes it execute faster, but switching between another ring and ring 0 is slow, and you want to avoid doing it.
What's failure then?
No one would waste that much time attempting to crack your password unless you are a large corporation or you are very, very rich.
Why don't people use nyud.net anymore?
No, that would imply the user is male. his/her password is most proper.
They also don't know what a math problem is. Most of those are either physics or computing questions.
to install W95, you needed about 60MB worth of CAB files.
No, I have Win95 on 13 floppy disks = 18.72MB.
Did you write some assembly to display a menu giving you the option of which version to install, and then boot the correct one without triggering any copy-protection
Exactly how much did this cost?
err not centisecond, decasecond.
You had to wait one centisecond before posting that short reply, right?
My favorite:
Keyboard not found. Press F1 to continue, Del to enter Setup.
You acutally own a copy of Rock N' Roll Racing?!
Slashdot is being clumsy, not Google. Dynamic DNS sites are usually pointed at home servers. These were linked to from the front page of Slashdot. Carnage ensued.
Damn Small Linux and friends don't boot particularly fast, usually about 30 seconds.
Yes, having an article about every town, county, and census-designated place is much more useful.
When paint degrades over time it can turn into a powder.
Was it able to travel through traffic, though?
A nasty could run in the background as that user and silently sniff for that password
gksudo 'grabs' the keyboard- no other programs can get the keystrokes. You could, however, make an imitation dialog that takes the user's password, and then uses it to sudo.