The unlimited part is where venti comes in. It uses blocks to coalesce repeated data. In field use has reported rather slow growth of Venti arenas for daily use.
Also one chooses the Venti arena size. By doing so one can choose arena sizes that match your off-disk storage i.e. dvd/cd rom writeable chunks.
In this way you have a range of snapshots per disk, which you can then mount in your namespace as required.
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and you get a day by day (or however much you fancy) snapshot so you can roll back your files to any snapshot in time you have recorded, on a process by process basis. I.E. you can have two different days open at the same time in different processes.
And, to add compliment to health, it doesn't use up extra space but uses Venti
Venti is also available for Unix-likes via plan9port
while I'm here, plan9 is secure BY DESIGN. No super user, networked authentication, networked file storage, diskless terminals etc. et bloody cetera.
Something I have found important is that there are some who would actually look at the source code of a database, work on it rather than develop new applications based on it.
$0 is nice but I bought my first copy of Slackware long before I could download it, I even had to copy it to (I think 22) floppies from cdrom so I could install it.
And even after I have downloaded them, I've paid for FreeBSD, plan9 and Inferno.
Free as in Freedom is more important than you give it credit for.
Just one business case is that one can mitigate risk by having multiple OS vendors to choose from. I know that if my chosen OS goes kaput or gets litigated out of existence then I won't go with it. And it doesn't cost me a fortune to try out the alternatives.
No, these people will NEVER use The GIMP, not Linux.
They really, really don't care what OS they are using and most don't even know what an OS is.
People come into our facility to use Photoshop, they pay by the hour and they don't want to use that time to learn that Gimp can't do the things they are used to. If I could sit them down in front of Photoshop 7 running on an Amiga they'd be happy.
You only have to look at the history of the world and where the govts. of Europe came from.
My govt. is the ashes of the 1066 invasion of England by France, definitely a crime. Our Royal Family are some of the world's richest people. They didn't amass that fortune through hard work, sweat and toil. Their ancestors killed people for it. Plain and simple.
This is the home of my port of 3D Realms Entertainment's Duke Nukem 3D to Windows using my port of Ken Silverman's Build game engine. It is work in progress so that means it might crash and burn and be unstable.
But I like the challenge of pre-set enemies and their AI
CoD is a series of set pieces with no saves. Atm I'm assaulting a beach head with a couple of concrete machine gun nests, two M42 machine gunners in trenches, snipers and loads of infantry running at us. The enemies respawn. It is pretty solid. But ideal for multi players.
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If you want Window95 you know where to find it.
The unlimited part is where venti comes in.
It uses blocks to coalesce repeated data. In field use has reported rather slow growth of Venti arenas for daily use.
Also one chooses the Venti arena size. By doing so one can choose arena sizes that match your off-disk storage i.e. dvd/cd rom writeable chunks.
In this way you have a range of snapshots per disk, which you can then mount in your namespace as required.
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this is
plan9 does this
and you get a day by day (or however much you fancy) snapshot so you can roll back your files to any snapshot in time you have recorded, on a process by process basis. I.E. you can have two different days open at the same time in different processes.
And, to add compliment to health, it doesn't use up extra space but uses Venti
Venti is also available for Unix-likes via plan9port
while I'm here, plan9 is secure BY DESIGN. No super user, networked authentication, networked file storage, diskless terminals etc. et bloody cetera.
Something I have found important is that there are some who would actually look at the source code of a database, work on it rather than develop new applications based on it.
nope
$0 is nice but I bought my first copy of Slackware long before I could download it, I even had to copy it to (I think 22) floppies from cdrom so I could install it.
And even after I have downloaded them, I've paid for FreeBSD, plan9 and Inferno.
Free as in Freedom is more important than you give it credit for.
Just one business case is that one can mitigate risk by having multiple OS vendors to choose from. I know that if my chosen OS goes kaput or gets litigated out of existence then I won't go with it. And it doesn't cost me a fortune to try out the alternatives.
Good boy, keep doing what they tell you and you'll be okay.
No, these people will NEVER use The GIMP, not Linux.
They really, really don't care what OS they are using and most don't even know what an OS is.
People come into our facility to use Photoshop, they pay by the hour and they don't want to use that time to learn that Gimp can't do the things they are used to. If I could sit them down in front of Photoshop 7 running on an Amiga they'd be happy.
Not one pence.
The price of goods is what people will pay, not what they cost to sell.
This is called the Elasticity of Demand.
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nuf said
I'm going to the moon.
the suggestion is the Matrox Parhelia
d ucts/parhelia/256mb.cfm
t s+multiscreen
it's been around for ages
http://www.matrox.com/mga/workstation/cre_pro/pro
google is your friend :
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=neverwinter+nigh
You should try academic learning some time, it might be good for you.
"A senior Microsoft Corp. executive told a federal court last week ..."
..."
Did he say "we would dearly love to release our Source Code, but we can't because
MS are convicted criminals. In legal speak you can't say "they are of good character" ergo, anything they tell you must be taken as a potential lie.
That Windows Source has undisclosed bugs and exploits is not news so they can use that information to their advantage, not anyone elses.
You only have to look at the history of the world and where the govts. of Europe came from.
My govt. is the ashes of the 1066 invasion of England by France, definitely a crime. Our Royal Family are some of the world's richest people. They didn't amass that fortune through hard work, sweat and toil. Their ancestors killed people for it. Plain and simple.
Crime pays, it even pays you!
for as long as they are funny
f007
If you buy an exploit for $4000, chances are you already have a target.
And, you've probably bought one before and made more than the $4000 you are about to spend.
Perhaps they got the trade secrets / passwords they were after in a few hours, not the month it took to become Zero Day, lol, now there's a misnomer !
IE7 will never be Acid2 compliant so you will *always* have to code round it
so now you will have to test against 4, 5, 6 AND 7
> take a look at the "demo" they bring you to when you first install it
where can I download the OpenBSD version ?
This is the home of my port of 3D Realms Entertainment's Duke Nukem 3D to Windows using my port of Ken Silverman's Build game engine. It is work in progress so that means it might crash and burn and be unstable.
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http://jonof.edgenetwork.org/index.php?p=jfduke3d
and pipe bombs
we want "step though the teleport and BOOM bye"
Yeah, i know what you mean re team based.
But I like the challenge of pre-set enemies and their AI
CoD is a series of set pieces with no saves. Atm I'm assaulting a beach head with a couple of concrete machine gun nests, two M42 machine gunners in trenches, snipers and loads of infantry running at us. The enemies respawn. It is pretty solid. But ideal for multi players.
Oh well. back to the blood & bullets
that reminds me of a story ....
I switched a socket off and from another room my friends kid came outmoaning that I'd turned his xbox off (I didn't know!).
He was moaning that he'd have to "play that bit of the game again".
Let that sink in : he was complaining he'd have to play the game !!
you almost had it there,
you should have said :
"It will make Team Fortress 2 seem like your sister's Barbie doll with the head ripped off!"