Maybe they could put mp3 codecs on the linux images hosted on servers of countries which software patents don't exist and/or check the IP of the computer downloading the image.
And not to mention all other various things that may be illegal for some countries, e.g. strong encryption (US export rules)
It's a total mess and if you want to be politically/legally correct you just have to take the safe route.
Ctrl+V (Visual mode), select the lines I want, press : (which adds '<,'> automatically) and executing the command:
:'<,'>s/^/#/
Comments the lines in quite many languages
I also found apt-src which seems to be far less buggy than apt-build and also let's you maintain your local packages across different source versions.
Still haven't tested them thoroughly though.
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In Soviet Russia, Neanderthal clones YOU!
He cannot even try!
He is afraid that he will infringe this patent!
Gahh!!! If you follow the downward spiral even more you might end up watching those movies you downloaded with rtorrent with mplayer via aalib!!!
Why not use the framebuffer output of mplayer for a real CLI experience? ;-)
Do they also need an agency for each other key of the keyboard?
Tell that to the shark who has this laser mounted on his back
Too much of anonymous to reveal her name and too much coward to reveal her presence.
That's part of the god mystery, isn't it?
Now it is clear!
Ice in the poles do not melt because of global warming but because of nuclear weapon detonation.
Nobel Peace Prize to Al Gore takes a whole new meaning now!
That's a rather personal question Sir!
"Most of the world" is the tricky part.
Maybe they could put mp3 codecs on the linux images hosted on servers of countries which software patents don't exist and/or check the IP of the computer downloading the image.
And not to mention all other various things that may be illegal for some countries, e.g. strong encryption (US export rules)
It's a total mess and if you want to be politically/legally correct you just have to take the safe route.
If you want to indent e.g. 5 times, try 5> ;)
You can even open tarballs and edit them "in-place"!
You can also combine it in something like d% to delete a whole block.
On the "block part" again something I find really handy is also d/pattern, where pattern the place until which to delete.
And not to mention the handy :make which parses gcc output and moves you directly to the error line inside the editor
Try Windows/Meta key instead of Ctrl+Shift. ;)
It saves some fingers around
Comments the lines in quite many languages
For C I use this
:'<,'>s+^+//+
A damn space more! Fortunately I realized that it was taking too much time to be the local var so I stopped before going into /var/mail.
Should be enough even for emacs
It's all explained in the p-article!
Will Windows 7 need 256 cores to run fast enough?
When Microsoft has to do with IT, the horror reminds me IT by Stephen King!
Because brown goes well with white ;)
Anyone remember AOL/AT&T icons with Windows98 and all the stupid applications dell computers come with? Just my 2 examples.
Let's hope this time Intel's "floating" point units will not have a bug!
I also found apt-src which seems to be far less buggy than apt-build and also let's you maintain your local packages across different source versions. Still haven't tested them thoroughly though.