Why? Sounds like a great plot to me. I'd be willing to pay money to see it fully executed. Bonus points if they add equilibrium (the movie) and cheech and chong and the diskworld in the mix. And yes, I haven't been taking my meds;).
To put it shortly - Ogg sucks, and Matroska rules. Compare the two formats and you will see why. Matroska allows encoding almost any data and synchronizing it in the stream completely forward and backwards compatibly, with no need to develop bit-field mappings, unlike Ogg.
Sounds like the perfect datamining operation... I wonder if they are gonna go Google and make it a free service, and sell analytics data. That would be a great business model, if they have a decent privacy policy. Hell, I think you could try the same trick and OEM Ubuntu machines, and have click-through EULA during the configuration phase (not too convulted, we want to be fair now - the lusers won't even glance at it anyway). Send tracking data for a limited period (and make tracking removal reasonably easy enough - those who bother to remove it are not gonna rack up too many support calls anyway), in return, you get to license legitimate codecs, and free support.
An object wrapping utility (call it obj) that takes the relevant command as an argument, checks options, and parses the output as a standard YAML encoded document would achieve that. So, when you want to create an object from the output of a command (assuming obj has appropriate descriptors), you just $my_object = obj command -a -b -c -d=5 --foo=enable. Want to get a member - enter the get utility get $my_object member_val. Sound reasonable?
Wait? You've forgotten your own years of maturation, apparently - seen as they are a lot fresher for me let me remind you. Testosterone isn't about patience, neither is oxytocin. I don't know about your musical tastes, but I believe Kid Rocks song "When You Love Someone" got it right. Denying voluntary sex, especially when the consent is two-way, is simply traumatic for ones psyche.
Some sort of sick idea of portability, I believe - though if someone is arsed to port the platform libraries to use FUSE, I don't think they would refuse to use it.
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Same in Germany, AFAIK.
You are an idiot.
Why? Sounds like a great plot to me. I'd be willing to pay money to see it fully executed. Bonus points if they add equilibrium (the movie) and cheech and chong and the diskworld in the mix. And yes, I haven't been taking my meds ;).
What are your other impressions of my homeland? I've always been curious.
Netboot a thin client to a VM farm terminal sever. Done.
Resource planner suckage, IOW - blame the beancounters...
For the love of god, never link to that site, again... I thought tvtropes was bad...
To put it shortly - Ogg sucks, and Matroska rules. Compare the two formats and you will see why. Matroska allows encoding almost any data and synchronizing it in the stream completely forward and backwards compatibly, with no need to develop bit-field mappings, unlike Ogg.
It's easy to root, AFAIK.
What issues does the previous parent post not handle? (Sorry for the grammar)
Sounds like the perfect datamining operation... I wonder if they are gonna go Google and make it a free service, and sell analytics data. That would be a great business model, if they have a decent privacy policy. Hell, I think you could try the same trick and OEM Ubuntu machines, and have click-through EULA during the configuration phase (not too convulted, we want to be fair now - the lusers won't even glance at it anyway). Send tracking data for a limited period (and make tracking removal reasonably easy enough - those who bother to remove it are not gonna rack up too many support calls anyway), in return, you get to license legitimate codecs, and free support.
An object wrapping utility (call it obj) that takes the relevant command as an argument, checks options, and parses the output as a standard YAML encoded document would achieve that. So, when you want to create an object from the output of a command (assuming obj has appropriate descriptors), you just
$my_object = obj command -a -b -c -d=5 --foo=enable.
Want to get a member - enter the get utility
get $my_object member_val.
Sound reasonable?
How did it go?
Wait? You've forgotten your own years of maturation, apparently - seen as they are a lot fresher for me let me remind you. Testosterone isn't about patience, neither is oxytocin. I don't know about your musical tastes, but I believe Kid Rocks song "When You Love Someone" got it right. Denying voluntary sex, especially when the consent is two-way, is simply traumatic for ones psyche.
Bulgarian crows as well.
In communist republics, with conformism at high value, the same behavior was "rewarded" the same way. It's sick.
IOW, we ain't fine.
Nice idea - though I've had problems with javascript links - any ideas?
Something similar to refcontrol but for query string/POST parameters would be nice.
Except Playboy magazine.
Are you handy with DSP programming - h.264 and VP8 are very similar.
Some sort of sick idea of portability, I believe - though if someone is arsed to port the platform libraries to use FUSE, I don't think they would refuse to use it.
Whaaaat?
Displayport multiplexer, with a few extra wires to carry power back to the device.
Small scale implementations from TFA would do the trick.