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right to life is not an etitlement to live off of the hard work of someone else.
aside, your emphasis is just plain wrong. maybe in canada, lists of human rights are in decending order of importance, but in our consitution, all of those rights are equal and supposedly inseperable. it's my right to choose how to spend the money that i earned, just like it's the right of someone else here not to work.
does 'apt-get source gimp' check for dependencies, and automatically resolve those dependencies (i.e., download the source and build those packages)? The *BSD ports trees do this, and i've been trying to find a linux distro that does the same thing. i like building my system myself, and haven't been able to figure out for myself if there are any linux distributions that offer this functionality.
it would seem to me that an OS used by so many who are proponents of the open source mode would have this feature, rather than rely on repositories of precompiled, generic binaries, possibly of questionable origin.
LOL - i was thinking of just that thing after i posted - i grouped 'em in five arbitrarily... guess i should've put more thought into it (though i haven't had any problems).
you didn't just put a small cut on the cable, and then gently pull the cable apart to split it? Works much better than trying to cut the entire length of the cable.
also, i just separate wires in groups of five, so it doesn't take so long. Then, just stack them up, and use a zippy tie or electrical tape to secure. easy, and pretty fast. probably not as 1337, though...
man, if the fuckers who put together these intel boxes don't do something about their memory bandwidth problem, they aren't going anywhere in the server room.
motorola should ditch Altivec, and invest some time and money putting a whole shitload of full-speed L2 cache on the G3, and crank that motherfucker up in clockspeed.
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maybe someone confused the 750Gb/sec with 750GHz.
it's all about me, and what i can accumulate in a show of my capitalist wealth earned on the backs of blue-collars the world over...
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oh, i thought the FSF provided most of the tools for the OS, and linus developed the kernel and integrated minix support... my bad.
what about prozilla ?
aside, your emphasis is just plain wrong. maybe in canada, lists of human rights are in decending order of importance, but in our consitution, all of those rights are equal and supposedly inseperable. it's my right to choose how to spend the money that i earned, just like it's the right of someone else here not to work.
antarctica?
at least i'm not the only fucking psycho who keeps spouting off about this...
what's that mr. quacky? you hate the powerpuff girls too?
if Theo and crew release a 'Manga Ramblo' TShirt, i'm SO there...
not to mention 1.21 gigawatts...
i ran this (which worked fine, btw):
select ac_type from hs.ac_acct order by ac_type
this worked with every non-PK column in my table.
this is on DB2 UDB 5.2 for AIX running on (not surprisingly) an IBM rs/6000
same as NT (or *nix) on an older alpha... unless you're using the alpha for its 64-bitness...
couple the cddafs of BeOS with the gogo encoder and an SMP box, and you've got a great encoder.
that's cool... I'm gonna give it (debian) a try!
Because we use vi, son. They use emacs...
i got mine from sun for $75, plus shipping...
just had to see what all the fuss was about. Not worth the effort or the money. I love the lack of supported hardware.
it would seem to me that an OS used by so many who are proponents of the open source mode would have this feature, rather than rely on repositories of precompiled, generic binaries, possibly of questionable origin.
just my $.02
i'm sure they'll grow up to be ACs as well...
anyway...
also, i just separate wires in groups of five, so it doesn't take so long. Then, just stack them up, and use a zippy tie or electrical tape to secure. easy, and pretty fast. probably not as 1337, though...
man, if the fuckers who put together these intel boxes don't do something about their memory bandwidth problem, they aren't going anywhere in the server room.
there've been multiprocessor extensions in MacOS since 7.6 - just not a lot of applications to take advantage of them.
motorola should ditch Altivec, and invest some time and money putting a whole shitload of full-speed L2 cache on the G3, and crank that motherfucker up in clockspeed.