PowerShell uses cmd.exe as its frontend. Which means NO unicode support whatsoever (like Finale:( )... unlike bash on gnome-terminal, which is simply awesome
Windows has kernel-level fork support, you just have to reimplement half the wheel via Native API. The book "Windows NT/2000 Native API Reference" has an example of what I mean....oh wait. Expose POSIX functionality through Win32 instead of Native API?
I too am addicted to gotos. Even Java's psuedo-gotos e.g.... foo : while(false);...
then use break foo; insstead of goto foo;
Yes, labelled break/continue is a goto in disguise. You can do the same in C/C++, just add a nop before the closing brace like so:
while (...) {... continue_foo: asm("nop"); } break_foo:...
Gotos/labelled break/continues are very useful when creating a tokenizing parser where token classes have enough overlap... e.g. command-line calculator. But only the teacher/ASM/C/C++-fluent programmer will understand it.
$sudo emerge sex $ sex "No, no, do the goldfish!" yelled the wanton DARPA contract monitor as the sphincter licking midget lashed her dribbling knees and reamed his swinish plunger into her porous swamp.
By old, you mean every single CRT TV. I've heard the 16kHz whine whenever I mute the sound. CRT monitors are exempt because VGA line frequency is > 22 kHz.
$ dd if=/dev/random bs=200 count=1 | tr -cd 'A-Za-z0-9!@#$%^&*()_+'; echo 0+1 records in 0+1 records out 128 bytes (128 B) copied, 0.000714045 s, 179 kB/s 21%waZYOayqiI&WMikecP#^5OpLB8ESeta7y@)qu!!
[after a significant while] $ dd if=/dev/random bs=200 count=1 | tr -cd 'A-Za-z0-9!@#$%^&*()_+'; echo 0+1 records in 0+1 records out 128 bytes (128 B) copied, 0.000267305 s, 479 kB/s YY6ygFCo2c)C0%*gYX6+%Wh%$4KZdeW79IjP^VnL
$ dd if=/dev/random bs=200 count=1 | tr -cd 'A-Za-z0-9!@#$%^&*()_+'; echo 0+1 records in 0+1 records out 128 bytes (128 B) copied, 0.000274968 s, 466 kB/s m4QJo1cD)W&nKimr&U78I%hW3bLl4yE0cQipq
That's my experience, anyway. I was too lazy to fuck around with jhalfs and said fuckit after compiling the toolchain. Gentoo, on the other hand... Stage3 + emerge -e world + emerge -e world yields similar results to Stage1 + USE="" Stage2 + USE="" Stage3 + emerge -e world
With a prebuilt Stage3, I only have to do USE="" Stage3 + emerge -e world. Faster:D
No FS? Then where the hell do you store the data? Even page offsets for files/directories for a NAND flash is a file system (very crude, but still, a FS).
>it is in fact a very good operating system Oh really? UAC feels like sudo beaten to unconciousness, to put it lightly. Also, the new Control Panel sucks! I honestly prefer the idiosyncracies of nLited XP over vLited Vista. Even vLite can't remove Vista's delays with all the fancy shit turned off.
Yellow-white isn't comfortable for you? My CFLs emit a yellow-white lights while my watercolor white LEDs emit a blue-white color. But, white LEDs are more white than traditional FLs.
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PowerShell uses cmd.exe as its frontend. Which means NO unicode support whatsoever (like Finale :( ) ... unlike bash on gnome-terminal, which is simply awesome
In Soviet Russia, the shark has officially jumped Slashdot.
There, fixed that for you.
Windows has kernel-level fork support, you just have to reimplement half the wheel via Native API. The book "Windows NT/2000 Native API Reference" has an example of what I mean. ...oh wait. Expose POSIX functionality through Win32 instead of Native API?
Using the Internet to make fun of the Internet? That's like typing google into google!
I too am addicted to gotos. Even Java's psuedo-gotos e.g. ... ...
foo : while(false);
then use break foo; insstead of goto foo;
Yes, labelled break/continue is a goto in disguise.
You can do the same in C/C++, just add a nop before the closing brace like so:
while (...) { ... ...
continue_foo:
asm("nop");
}
break_foo:
Gotos/labelled break/continues are very useful when creating a tokenizing parser where token classes have enough overlap ... e.g. command-line calculator. But only the teacher/ASM/C/C++-fluent programmer will understand it.
He creates Dilbert AND designed video games.
This guy's a god.
and the design flaw was a redundancy fail
Gentoo, muthafucka:
$sudo emerge sex
$ sex
"No, no, do the goldfish!" yelled the wanton DARPA contract monitor as the sphincter licking midget lashed her dribbling knees and reamed his swinish plunger into her porous swamp.
Beat that!
By old, you mean every single CRT TV.
I've heard the 16kHz whine whenever I mute the sound.
CRT monitors are exempt because VGA line frequency is > 22 kHz.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Over_Logging
Things that belong in initrd:
v86d for uvesafb
tuxonice-cli
NOTHING ELSE
And on the plus side, one initrd fits all.
Gentoo's better and more fun to play with.
It's not easier than Ubuntu unless the topic is compiling.
As I have no mod points, I only say this: /b/.
Go back to
less and more are on the same inode. So what?
Fail. Your entropy pool wasn't large enough.
$ dd if=/dev/random bs=200 count=1 | tr -cd 'A-Za-z0-9!@#$%^&*()_+'; echo
0+1 records in
0+1 records out
128 bytes (128 B) copied, 0.000714045 s, 179 kB/s
21%waZYOayqiI&WMikecP#^5OpLB8ESeta7y@)qu!!
[after a significant while]
$ dd if=/dev/random bs=200 count=1 | tr -cd 'A-Za-z0-9!@#$%^&*()_+'; echo
0+1 records in
0+1 records out
128 bytes (128 B) copied, 0.000267305 s, 479 kB/s
YY6ygFCo2c)C0%*gYX6+%Wh%$4KZdeW79IjP^VnL
$ dd if=/dev/random bs=200 count=1 | tr -cd 'A-Za-z0-9!@#$%^&*()_+'; echo
0+1 records in
0+1 records out
128 bytes (128 B) copied, 0.000274968 s, 466 kB/s
m4QJo1cD)W&nKimr&U78I%hW3bLl4yE0cQipq
Yes, for being too lazy to use LFS!
That's my experience, anyway. I was too lazy to fuck around with jhalfs and said fuckit after compiling the toolchain.
Gentoo, on the other hand...
Stage3 + emerge -e world + emerge -e world yields similar results to Stage1 + USE="" Stage2 + USE="" Stage3 + emerge -e world
With a prebuilt Stage3, I only have to do USE="" Stage3 + emerge -e world. Faster :D
YMMV.
Really? There are rumors that the next generation of the MacBook Wheel will have support for Perl auto-complete.
>The term 'free' is an unfortunate consequence of there being no more specific word in English.
Why does this remind me of 'free hat' from South Park?
No FS?
Then where the hell do you store the data?
Even page offsets for files/directories for a NAND flash is a file system (very crude, but still, a FS).
Almost?
What about -rt patches?
THe problem I see is that they are stuck at 2.6.26.*, you'll have to backport stuff from 2.6.27 and 2.6.28.
>it is in fact a very good operating system
Oh really? UAC feels like sudo beaten to unconciousness, to put it lightly.
Also, the new Control Panel sucks! I honestly prefer the idiosyncracies of nLited XP over vLited Vista.
Even vLite can't remove Vista's delays with all the fancy shit turned off.
Year of OpenBSD on the desktop?
LMFAO.
NoScript. :D
I taught my auto shop teacher how to use it after reinstalling XP on his computer.
No problems whatsoever
Yellow-white isn't comfortable for you?
My CFLs emit a yellow-white lights while my watercolor white LEDs emit a blue-white color.
But, white LEDs are more white than traditional FLs.