What kind of "mobile network" is that? I guess it must be hard to ssh into anything as well.
Anyway, here is a solution: Use openvpn so your public exit IP never changes. I can hop networks with different different public IP transparently because everything goes through openvpn.
I can even keep a VOIP call up without any glitch while switching network, ssh and anything else doesn't even have a clue of what is going on. It is completely transparent, openvpn adapts almost instantaneously.
Thanks to the genius that thought email address == login name and that used that value as a key otherwise it would be trivial to change.
A customer of mine insisted to use email as login name and I didn't use this value as a key so it is still possible to change emails thus login name, spooky isn't it? The user is permanently mapped to a UUID, that's all.
I am still using pine, well alpine now, great tool and secure too. My emails get moved to relevant folders automatically once read. I have about 75 folders: google, family, paypal, recruters, etc.
Nah, just make the passengers lie down in multilevel bunk beds on wheels in advance in the airport to save on boarding time and roll them into the plane. The multiple levels of the bunk beds would typically have a foot between them.
Ask me, I drive a live chicken delivery truck for a living.
Well, use batteries or flywheels but those lose energy with time.
Or maybe, spend the electricity to pump water to a sealed tank in the mountains and let the water flow down later to power a turbine when you need electricity.
There are actually not enough interesting languages so you can learn one per year. I 'can prolog' but I never grasped how to solve a problem in Prolog without my programs looking like pascal.
Strange, you must be using a different version of Prolog than I used to because, in the version I used, it was pretty hard to write a program looking like a pascal one.
I understand every prolog problem/solution I see, but simply don't grasp how to come from the problem to the solution.
In the version I used, every problem was pretty much solved with recursion.
I mean simple stuff like the wolf, sheep, salad problem. How to express that in Prolog I know, but how to come to that idea/solution I don't know,
I never saw a 10k line Prolog program by the way. The biggest I worked with (writing support code in C/C++) was about 1k or a little but more.
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well from TFS:
If the user boots up, upgrades, or reboots his machine, the most recently generated kernel will replace the existing kernel binary...
So it sounds the relinking happens when the system is running and the new kernel is used on next reboot.
What does Bono and U2 have to do with it? ;-)
Yes, his solution seems pretty universal, planned and designed to handle any possible case that may arise.
What kind of "mobile network" is that? I guess it must be hard to ssh into anything as well.
Anyway, here is a solution:
Use openvpn so your public exit IP never changes. I can hop networks with different different public IP transparently because everything goes through openvpn.
I can even keep a VOIP call up without any glitch while switching network, ssh and anything else doesn't even have a clue of what is going on. It is completely transparent, openvpn adapts almost instantaneously.
Thanks to the genius that thought email address == login name and that used that value as a key otherwise it would be trivial to change.
A customer of mine insisted to use email as login name and I didn't use this value as a key so it is still possible to change emails thus login name, spooky isn't it? The user is permanently mapped to a UUID, that's all.
Well, I delete cat pictures and stupid videos people send me to somehow save on disk space. I keep most emails although.
Yes! It is called: cp
I am still using pine, well alpine now, great tool and secure too. My emails get moved to relevant folders automatically once read. I have about 75 folders:
google, family, paypal, recruters, etc.
Why didn't you just create sub-domains for them?
It cost nothing like in free beer.
Be nice and just create sub-domains for them. It is free and you can create as many as you want!
You must be new around here; creimer IS our Silicon Valley spokesman.
Nah, just make the passengers lie down in multilevel bunk beds on wheels in advance in the airport to save on boarding time and roll them into the plane. The multiple levels of the bunk beds would typically have a foot between them.
Ask me, I drive a live chicken delivery truck for a living.
Now, all is missing is Watson joining the dance.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Officially, they say the RCMP leads the process but your are probably right:
http://www.ctvnews.ca/politics...
Well, sea water could possibly be used...
Well, use batteries or flywheels but those lose energy with time.
Or maybe, spend the electricity to pump water to a sealed tank in the mountains and let the water flow down later to power a turbine when you need electricity.
There are many ways but none is perfect...
Mostly because between the two you can make a single app that works on mobile, tablet & desktop.
Any framework + bootstrap pretty much does that.
There are actually not enough interesting languages so you can learn one per year.
I 'can prolog' but I never grasped how to solve a problem in Prolog without my programs looking like pascal.
Strange, you must be using a different version of Prolog than I used to because, in the version I used, it was pretty hard to write a program looking like a pascal one.
I understand every prolog problem/solution I see, but simply don't grasp how to come from the problem to the solution.
In the version I used, every problem was pretty much solved with recursion.
I mean simple stuff like the wolf, sheep, salad problem. How to express that in Prolog I know, but how to come to that idea/solution I don't know,
I never saw a 10k line Prolog program by the way. The biggest I worked with (writing support code in C/C++) was about 1k or a little but more.
Yep, recursive programs are typically small.
Nowadays I don't have enough time for this, so anything new I learn is on a "need to know" basis.
When I can make the choice myself, I use bash for scripting and Java for anything larger/more complex.
Do you think somebody who already master bash should learn pocoo unless he has to patch something already written in it?
When I was his age, I used to write to memory address b800:0000 to display something on the screen.
http://muruganad.com/8086/8086...
http://www.shikadi.net/modding...
Right! No dependency on third party servers either for your site to load properly.
Nothing 3 way switches couldn't take care of by switching on/off the grid I guess...
It could also be the overdose of booze taken over the week-end.
Of course my beloved dear, I always told you the basement was yours.
-your mother
I was talking about a friendly contest where police isn't involved.
If the prime minister of Canada can do it, why couldn't we?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
http://nationalpost.com/news/c...