aside from being huge, and only black-and-white. But! Replacement parts are dead easy to find, they're built like a tank, and toner is cheap and plentiful.
Mount deck guns on merchies traveling through that part of the world. Sink pirate boats when they approach. If you need something more close-in, perhaps surplus 20mm Oerlikon or 40mm Bofors guns from that same period would do.
We desktop-support types have to be creative as well, just in a different way. If someone's got a problem you've never seen before, you have to figure it out, and sometimes I have to design a small custom... workflow, I suppose, for an individual user.
Plus I'm the one who gets to clean up after bad developers, work up work-arounds, etc.
There's a Greasemonkey script (also works as a Chrome extension) to block Fox News & WSJ posts from Google News.
WRT experts-exchange, you can click on the Google cache of the page, scroll down to the bottom, and there's your answers. That's their trick for getting Google to index them so highly. This trick also works if you set your browser's user agent to Googlebot's.
Stow isn't quite what you want, but it's pretty close. I've used it for just about ten years for locally-compiled stuff.
Generally what I do is./configure --prefix=/usr/local/stow/[PACKAGENAME-VERSION] && make && sudo make install, then cd/usr/local/stow and type "sudo stow [PACKAGENAME-VERSION]. Removal is a simple cd/usr/local/stow && sudo stow -D [PACKAGENAME-VERSION]. It doesn't worry about dependencies at all, and really all it does is make symlinks in/usr/local/bin,/usr/local/share, and so on.
It would be trivial to set up a ~/stow directory and use that instead of/usr/local/stow.
My wife's a public-school teacher, and she creates her lesson plans at home, after hours. She doesn't have/near/ enough prep time at work to do that there.
In fact, she does a fuckton of stuff at home or after hours. Grading, research, committee work.
Also needing the better part of an hour to install the gorram driver.
HP's more expensive business-type printers have decent drivers that only need 10MB or less disk space, and don't have bloated installers, but you'd never know it from the consumer shit.
I like ELinks in console mode, but I still fire up lynx now and again for kicks. Back in '99 to '02 I used lynx exclusively and had it open images in zgv, so I could still read webcomics and see what weather was on the radar, and yet not wait ages for pages to load on the dorm's overloaded connection.
Did you know that lynx has a very basic Usenet client built in? That's what I used before I settled on slrn.
FFS, why is there even a default password on sshd for the jailbroken phones? It should default to being disabled and then require you enter your own password when it's enabled.
They typically have no idea what ads they're actually running - the ad-server operators buy space and time on the major page, then sublet that out to random people.
Best thing to do, based on limited correspondence with a website ads guy, is to contact the webmaster & let them know about the rogue ads, and then the site owner can block ads from the random sublet-ee in question.
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Security fixes aren't around forever for old branches, so essentially yes.
Glenn Beck's cock, I'd wager.
Because it's the Internet! And censorship!
Have to drive up page views to get ad revenue, donchaknow.
aside from being huge, and only black-and-white. But! Replacement parts are dead easy to find, they're built like a tank, and toner is cheap and plentiful.
If you don't need color, consider one of these.
Also Canon.
Once just recently - I was holding my infant daughter so had to type one-handed.
OpenDNS caught the error and warned me away from a malware site. Don't remember where I was going at the time.
Mount deck guns on merchies traveling through that part of the world. Sink pirate boats when they approach. If you need something more close-in, perhaps surplus 20mm Oerlikon or 40mm Bofors guns from that same period would do.
That seems like a terrible waste of a single malt. If the stuff's worth drinking by itself, do it that way.
Not to say I haven't been tempted to try some Bowmore with Irn Bru, but I can't bring myself to abuse the Scotch that way.
We desktop-support types have to be creative as well, just in a different way. If someone's got a problem you've never seen before, you have to figure it out, and sometimes I have to design a small custom... workflow, I suppose, for an individual user.
Plus I'm the one who gets to clean up after bad developers, work up work-arounds, etc.
Poor people don't drink single-malt Scotch or eat pate de foi gras.
There's a Greasemonkey script (also works as a Chrome extension) to block Fox News & WSJ posts from Google News.
WRT experts-exchange, you can click on the Google cache of the page, scroll down to the bottom, and there's your answers. That's their trick for getting Google to index them so highly. This trick also works if you set your browser's user agent to Googlebot's.
Next you're going to ask for Emacs to get a decent text editor.
Low-contrast fonts are probably right out, since you don't want to disenfranchise old folks and others with vision problems.
Stow isn't quite what you want, but it's pretty close. I've used it for just about ten years for locally-compiled stuff.
Generally what I do is ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/stow/[PACKAGENAME-VERSION] && make && sudo make install, then cd /usr/local/stow and type "sudo stow [PACKAGENAME-VERSION]. Removal is a simple cd /usr/local/stow && sudo stow -D [PACKAGENAME-VERSION]. It doesn't worry about dependencies at all, and really all it does is make symlinks in /usr/local/bin, /usr/local/share, and so on.
It would be trivial to set up a ~/stow directory and use that instead of /usr/local/stow.
[PACKAGENAME-VERSION], such as nano-2.0.9.
Mozilla isn't a monopoly, unlike Microsoft's operating system business.
I take it you're not able to fire on the terrorists that you're "with", then? What happens if you try that?
My wife's a public-school teacher, and she creates her lesson plans at home, after hours. She doesn't have /near/ enough prep time at work to do that there.
In fact, she does a fuckton of stuff at home or after hours. Grading, research, committee work.
Also needing the better part of an hour to install the gorram driver.
HP's more expensive business-type printers have decent drivers that only need 10MB or less disk space, and don't have bloated installers, but you'd never know it from the consumer shit.
But it'll get the mouth-breathers excited and voting and teabagging, and keep them /believing/.
I like ELinks in console mode, but I still fire up lynx now and again for kicks. Back in '99 to '02 I used lynx exclusively and had it open images in zgv, so I could still read webcomics and see what weather was on the radar, and yet not wait ages for pages to load on the dorm's overloaded connection.
Did you know that lynx has a very basic Usenet client built in? That's what I used before I settled on slrn.
Could you speak up? The cocks in your mouth are muffling your voice.
Only as you're guilty of being retarded on the Internet.
FFS, why is there even a default password on sshd for the jailbroken phones? It should default to being disabled and then require you enter your own password when it's enabled.
They typically have no idea what ads they're actually running - the ad-server operators buy space and time on the major page, then sublet that out to random people.
Best thing to do, based on limited correspondence with a website ads guy, is to contact the webmaster & let them know about the rogue ads, and then the site owner can block ads from the random sublet-ee in question.
It's not the major sites, it's the compromised ad servers that are run by others.