When you visit my site with IE8 and lower, it sets the background color to the foreground color so that you can't read the text. I want my progressive enhancement to be REALLY progressive.
Nope, he was arguing that quantum physics is wrong and black holes don't emit information - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... .
Now it seems this is pretty much settled - they do, the question is only how.
A major break with this tradition came in the 1980s when the fourth Labour and fourth National governments enacted a series of reforms based on free market ideology. This reinforced many New Zealanders' distrust of intellectual theory, as many consider that the reforms increased poverty and inequality in New Zealand.
They're just scared of what's happening to the other "intellectual" nations, that's all.
Yeah, they recommend that you have a normal GUI server somewhere in your network, so that you can manage the Core servers through the MMC (it supports remote servers).
I was in a similar situation a while ago, and maybe my experience can help you.
My home server (P4, by the way) was running headless and I was afraid I can lock myself out (wrong iptables rule or something) or the IP address settings could get screwed up, etc. etc. I don't even have a monitor, so inserting the graphics card back in isn't an option.
The solution was a USB thumb drive I had, and a modified udev script for mass storage, so it would execute a shell script with a particular name from the root folder of the drive. If something did get screwed up, you just open your text editor, write the commands to be executed, and save it on your flash drive. You even can redirect standard output to a file on the drive.
It kept me safe for years, although if udev can't start, you may have a problem:)
It's all about fast and efficient information exchange. As you can see, Nimzovichy understood me pretty well, and was kind enough to answer my question, so - JOB DONE!
Thanks, Nimzovichy, your reply helped a lot!
So, ppl, any1 know how does it work (I don't mean in details, just background)?
I could imagine by testing various optimizations and learning from runtime, or?
That was meant by the "you shuld get lucky" thing. I believe, that hardware customization (stickers and such) is a pretty good solution to the problem.
Integrate the Android support in Debian (which is free from corporate interests) and it will flow downstream. Easy-peasy :)
What does Canonical have to do with anything?
Working Linux drivers cost $1500 and your soul, apparently...
Write code, fix bugs, create promotional material and documentation. It's a software project, what else would they be doing?
And the bottom line is the process of testing depends on luck
"Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence!" - Edsger W. Dijkstra
When you visit my site with IE8 and lower, it sets the background color to the foreground color so that you can't read the text. I want my progressive enhancement to be REALLY progressive.
Nope, he was arguing that quantum physics is wrong and black holes don't emit information - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... . Now it seems this is pretty much settled - they do, the question is only how.
A major break with this tradition came in the 1980s when the fourth Labour and fourth National governments enacted a series of reforms based on free market ideology. This reinforced many New Zealanders' distrust of intellectual theory, as many consider that the reforms increased poverty and inequality in New Zealand.
They're just scared of what's happening to the other "intellectual" nations, that's all.
Mod parent funny, made me LOL (even if true).
Calculus was "patented" for much longer than 20 years (the period was called the "Dark Ages") and we ARE centuries behind, actually. Please refer to http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/8974/title/A_Prayer_for_Archimedes
Yeah, they recommend that you have a normal GUI server somewhere in your network, so that you can manage the Core servers through the MMC (it supports remote servers).
So what the hell is Windows and OSX?
Exactly the question I've been asking myself my whole life...
I was in a similar situation a while ago, and maybe my experience can help you. :)
My home server (P4, by the way) was running headless and I was afraid I can lock myself out (wrong iptables rule or something) or the IP address settings could get screwed up, etc. etc. I don't even have a monitor, so inserting the graphics card back in isn't an option.
The solution was a USB thumb drive I had, and a modified udev script for mass storage, so it would execute a shell script with a particular name from the root folder of the drive. If something did get screwed up, you just open your text editor, write the commands to be executed, and save it on your flash drive. You even can redirect standard output to a file on the drive.
It kept me safe for years, although if udev can't start, you may have a problem
It's all about fast and efficient information exchange. As you can see, Nimzovichy understood me pretty well, and was kind enough to answer my question, so - JOB DONE! Thanks, Nimzovichy, your reply helped a lot!
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So, ppl, any1 know how does it work (I don't mean in details, just background)? I could imagine by testing various optimizations and learning from runtime, or?
That was meant by the "you shuld get lucky" thing. I believe, that hardware customization (stickers and such) is a pretty good solution to the problem.