nLite creates customized CD images. One of its option is to assemble a CD from the files on your partition.
This is what I do before removing all crap from entire HDD, creating one main partition and one for a swap file and installing Linux;-)
Read this: http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm
and stop complaining that Linux is different.
Yes, you need to use the package manager, and only this way is the right and easiest. Don't tell me about singed applications and drivers from "a web site". I trust if it comes from a repository only.
Agree, and from the next news, "Dell Settles With the SEC For $100M, intel paid to keep AMD's chips out of Dell's machines" it's obvious that M$ paid as well.
Dell acts like a prostitute.
This procedure describes how to use the hdparm command to issue a Secure Erase ATA instruction to a target storage device. When a Secure Erase is issued against a SSD drive all its cells will be marked as empty, restoring it to factory default write performance.
You should not care about bugs in the browser. Use frameworks (sometimes with workarounds) or standard HTML4/HTML5/Javascript1.x code. File bug reports for whatever you find in browsers.
The rest is just wasting your time and you might end up in the deadend as it happened with ie6.
Absolutely agree - ICQ is a dead end, that's why the price is going down.
Some big Russian companies like mail.ru has already switch to Jabber. Soon or later ICQ will be dead.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siesta
Afternoon sleep is also a common habit in China and Taiwan after the midday meal. This is called '"wujiao()" in Chinese. Almost all schools in Mainland China and Taiwan have a half-hour nap period right after lunch. This is a time when all lights are out and one is not allowed to do anything other than rest or sleep.
Some Japanese offices have special rooms known as napping rooms for their workers to take a nap during lunch break or after overtime work.
Please excuse Kyrgyz boy for speaking on your language. I'm sure the phrase "the web site slashdot.com" (low case) is the proper English and this is what I intended to say.
BTW, as "nullchar" pointed out bellow, your English does suck really big too 8-)
there are 3 points of view here:
- English grammar (and you are right about it)
- lack of respect to a free tools by author
- my own interpretation from open source point of view
Yep. You should be able to do it with grub boot manager and isolinux (http://syslinux.zytor.com/wiki/index.php/ISOLINUX#ISOLINUX_and_Windows_install_disks)
last time they had to shutdown the website and re-licence the tool (http://store.microsoft.com/Help/ISO-Tool) because of GPL violations.
I wounder if they use http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ source code this time;-)
"free" is indeed means not necessary effective to me. I always suspect it might become "not free" tomorrow or I won't be able to add functionality for my specific task if I need to.
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Go linux!
but it's still very alive.
nLite creates customized CD images. One of its option is to assemble a CD from the files on your partition. This is what I do before removing all crap from entire HDD, creating one main partition and one for a swap file and installing Linux ;-)
I've just replaced my HDD with SSD and was so happy about it. Does it mean I need to go to the shop and ask to get it back??
Read this: http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and stop complaining that Linux is different. Yes, you need to use the package manager, and only this way is the right and easiest. Don't tell me about singed applications and drivers from "a web site". I trust if it comes from a repository only.
Agree, and from the next news, "Dell Settles With the SEC For $100M, intel paid to keep AMD's chips out of Dell's machines" it's obvious that M$ paid as well. Dell acts like a prostitute.
2.4.0 appears to be buggy so they have to re-release it as 2.4.1. Simply amazing ;-)
This procedure describes how to use the hdparm command to issue a Secure Erase ATA instruction to a target storage device. When a Secure Erase is issued against a SSD drive all its cells will be marked as empty, restoring it to factory default write performance.
The should use ATA7 secure delete command instead, to flash the entire SSD (physicaly) to the initial value https://ata.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/ATA_Secure_Erase
This is might be even not related, but I would like to see the track changes of the source to have a little bit of prove for this BS
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=00/05/21/1947222 http://d116.com/spud/
You should not care about bugs in the browser. Use frameworks (sometimes with workarounds) or standard HTML4/HTML5/Javascript1.x code. File bug reports for whatever you find in browsers. The rest is just wasting your time and you might end up in the deadend as it happened with ie6.
I asked to copy it to me after calc demonstration. And I got disappointed to know that it would take few floppies.
The idea stolen from Dan Pink: http://www.theadclass.com/education/dan-pink-creativity-motivation-ted-better-life everything, including candle problem.
Absolutely agree - ICQ is a dead end, that's why the price is going down. Some big Russian companies like mail.ru has already switch to Jabber. Soon or later ICQ will be dead.
I see it as a war of two close-source technology with its own policy. Let them fight, we all will be using HTML5 and SVG very soon anyways.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siesta
Afternoon sleep is also a common habit in China and Taiwan after the midday meal. This is called '"wujiao()" in Chinese. Almost all schools in Mainland China and Taiwan have a half-hour nap period right after lunch. This is a time when all lights are out and one is not allowed to do anything other than rest or sleep.
Some Japanese offices have special rooms known as napping rooms for their workers to take a nap during lunch break or after overtime work.
I don't agree. Even family must understand all ideological background; why it's free and why OpenSUSE is evil. It will die eventually.
Please excuse Kyrgyz boy for speaking on your language. I'm sure the phrase "the web site slashdot.com" (low case) is the proper English and this is what I intended to say.
BTW, as "nullchar" pointed out bellow, your English does suck really big too 8-)
https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=294003
Also, Adobe didn't bother fixing 6month old security bug:
http://flashcrash.dempsky.org/
Adobe suck really big. But why somebody would post such a stupid "news" in the slashdot?..
I'm talking their own tool. They had to remove it: http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2009/11/microsoft-pulls-windows-7-tool-after-gpl-violation-claims.ars
there are 3 points of view here:
- English grammar (and you are right about it)
- lack of respect to a free tools by author
- my own interpretation from open source point of view
Yep. You should be able to do it with grub boot manager and isolinux (http://syslinux.zytor.com/wiki/index.php/ISOLINUX#ISOLINUX_and_Windows_install_disks)
last time they had to shutdown the website and re-licence the tool (http://store.microsoft.com/Help/ISO-Tool) because of GPL violations. I wounder if they use http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ source code this time ;-)
"free" is indeed means not necessary effective to me. I always suspect it might become "not free" tomorrow or I won't be able to add functionality for my specific task if I need to.