# apt-cache search xroach xroach - infests X with disgusting cockroaches You have new mail in/var/mail/wwarner wwarner:/home/wwarner# apt-cache show xroach Package: xroach Priority: optional Section: games Installed-Size: 96 Maintainer: Joey Hess Architecture: i386 Version: 4.0-8 Depends: libc6 (>= 2.2.4-4), xlibs (>> 4.1.0) Filename: pool/main/x/xroach/xroach_4.0-8_i386.deb Size: 13414 MD5sum: dfd42a1b3861765ad2af5eb9e8aced64 Description: infests X with disgusting cockroaches
Xroach displays disgusting cockroaches on your root window. These creepy
crawlies scamper around until they find a window to hide under. Whenever
you move or iconify a window, the exposed orthoptera again scamper for
cover.
Still there in debian. We use it here in the office to find out who leaves there DISPLAY wide open. It is fun to launch xroach onto someone elses display.
I think your math there is a little off. Sense windows XP only supports 32 processors, the best you could hope for would be 1400/32 = 43.75 or 44 licenses. at $399.98 each this would be $17,599.12. Of course it wouldn't be practical to set this up with clusters of 32 proc systems and would most likly be in the 2x ($279,986) to 8x ($69996.50) so this can be pretty expensive just in the windows licenses.
>I love Lego as much as the next geek, but let's > not forget: they ARE toys, and no matter how >impressive the result of this guy's obsession is, >it's hardly of major theological importance.
what if he built a lego tower all the way to heaven? or what if he built a lego ark big enough to hold two of every animal? or what if he sent a lego half way across the ocean in the belly of a fish? or what if he turned lego's into blood? or what if there were burning legos that talked? or what if... ok that is enough of the ridiculous bible stores.
in Mesa Arizona there is a huge "Bank of America" building (well huge compared to the rest of the buildings around it) for about a month the sign visable from 10-12 miles around the city had "Bank o" lights burned out. So the highest sign in all the city at night light up bright as "f America"
Sometimes I see this as a downfall of Linux. The software for Linux seems to always try to be everything to everyone. There is no supper basic notepad for Linux, ok gedit and i am sure that kde has one too, but windows always seems to have kind of a 3 teir application base. sort of a notepad->wordpad->msword or paint->image editor->photopaint depending on how many features you may want.
Linux seems to do well on the full featured version stuff but not so well on the very basic straight forward applications. (except for the command line. There they do it right.)
Yer right, I guess it all just comes down to what you want to interpit out of something rather than what the author actually ment out of it.
Is there a word for that? When someone reads way deeper into something than the author ever thought or ment? I know the band tool does that alot. Although not a huge fan I do like them. I just know that some people think there is all these big things about there songs when the singer is really just singing about his shoes or something. I can't think of a word for it though.
Anyway the idea that every story is about someone setting out to do something or something comeing to them and being done.
Maybe a better meaning of the qote would be:
Every story is either about people setting out to do something or something coming to them.
I don't know what the hell im talking about and now I'm rambling to an old article that will probably never get read. haha.
You are thinking of a journey being a long distance traveled. a journey could also be a romantic/emotinal journey. or a quest to do such. This doesn't always mean someone traveled anywhere.
Hell with lsd I can take a trip without ever leaving the farm.:)
Finally some one here that is talking sense. I really hate how News for Nerds seems to be more like news for the tree hugging anti nuke no space traval hippies. If it furthers the human race's knowledge base than it needs to be persued. The only exception of this is at the loss of previous information.
Clonning a human is not going to end the world. People seem to watch too many movies that try to scare people into beliveing that all scientists are evil little men in caves surroneded by chemicals test tubes and dead bodys.
how do they get 4% right now it is more like 0% of all clones born so far have been deformed. So I would say the chances are good right now that this clone will be fine.
I was being sarcastic with the vague answer, I really don't think that pam is going to do it for you.
I don't know much about iis but I do know that our company internal lan site is run on it and I can authinticate with it just fine with galeon 1.2. It just asks me for my username and password when I go to it.
If I were you I would do some google'ing and see if there is anyone else out there that has found a better way.
This sounds like a great idea and I have seen some things close. They are expensive, although not comparitivly.
Decent cell phone $100 Decent pager $20 Good PDA $400 Good MP3Player $100 graphing calculator $75 Decent Digital Camera $300
total $995
if all this was put into one device and sold for around $1000 it would seem like it cost to much. The price point would not be to good. Although you may purchase all the above and spend the same amount for somereason spending ~$1000 on 5-10 devices "seems" better than on 1 doit it all device.
These things were part of life. I am glad I don't have to worry about many of these things any more. It gives me more time to go out. It makes cooking at the lake seem that much more exciting.
I don't want to deal with going to work then going home spending 3 hours trying to get a meal to gether then find out my shows are not taped spend 4 hours finding out why then going to bed late and not wake up on time for the 7th day in a row just to get fired. (wow then I would want to do all these things just to fill the time)
I would much rather be able to get the menial things out of the way so I can do the bigger things I have always wanted to do. I love getting home, zapping dinner in 5 minutes, grabbing my 3 hours of tv off my tivo in about an hour then doing something off the wall. I have built a Mame arcade cabinet, redid some networking in my house, built a work bench in my shop. working on my house. working on my cars.
Several diffrent things that someone that had to spend all there time on the repetitive daily tasks would find anoying because the "interfer with there schedual" are the real things in life.
I am not a robot I am not a robot I am not a robot
ahhhh, damnit foreach ( 1.. 100 ) {
print "I am not a robot\n"; }
Slashdot Mirror
I wonder if you can try to charge a spyware company with some kind of computer crime. because it is like hacking a computer.
# apt-cache search xroach /var/mail/wwarner
xroach - infests X with disgusting cockroaches
You have new mail in
wwarner:/home/wwarner# apt-cache show xroach
Package: xroach
Priority: optional
Section: games
Installed-Size: 96
Maintainer: Joey Hess
Architecture: i386
Version: 4.0-8
Depends: libc6 (>= 2.2.4-4), xlibs (>> 4.1.0)
Filename: pool/main/x/xroach/xroach_4.0-8_i386.deb
Size: 13414
MD5sum: dfd42a1b3861765ad2af5eb9e8aced64
Description: infests X with disgusting cockroaches
Xroach displays disgusting cockroaches on your root window. These creepy
crawlies scamper around until they find a window to hide under. Whenever
you move or iconify a window, the exposed orthoptera again scamper for
cover.
Still there in debian. We use it here in the office to find out who leaves there DISPLAY wide open. It is fun to launch xroach onto someone elses display.
I think your math there is a little off. Sense windows XP only supports 32 processors, the best you could hope for would be 1400/32 = 43.75 or 44 licenses. at $399.98 each this would be $17,599.12. Of course it wouldn't be practical to set this up with clusters of 32 proc systems and would most likly be in the 2x ($279,986) to 8x ($69996.50) so this can be pretty expensive just in the windows licenses.
No it is much easier, double click the link text, then middle click. takes you right there.
shell tation? that doesn't make any sense?
resume time?
>I love Lego as much as the next geek, but let's
> not forget: they ARE toys, and no matter how
>impressive the result of this guy's obsession is,
>it's hardly of major theological importance.
what if he built a lego tower all the way to heaven? or what if he built a lego ark big enough to hold two of every animal? or what if he sent a lego half way across the ocean in the belly of a fish? or what if he turned lego's into blood? or what if there were burning legos that talked? or what if... ok that is enough of the ridiculous bible stores.
in Mesa Arizona there is a huge "Bank of America" building (well huge compared to the rest of the buildings around it) for about a month the sign visable from 10-12 miles around the city had "Bank o" lights burned out. So the highest sign in all the city at night light up bright as "f America"
I thought it was funny anyway.
Sometimes I see this as a downfall of Linux. The software for Linux seems to always try to be everything to everyone. There is no supper basic notepad for Linux, ok gedit and i am sure that kde has one too, but windows always seems to have kind of a 3 teir application base. sort of a notepad->wordpad->msword or paint->image editor->photopaint depending on how many features you may want.
Linux seems to do well on the full featured version stuff but not so well on the very basic straight forward applications. (except for the command line. There they do it right.)
Yer right, I guess it all just comes down to what you want to interpit out of something rather than what the author actually ment out of it.
Is there a word for that? When someone reads way deeper into something than the author ever thought or ment? I know the band tool does that alot. Although not a huge fan I do like them. I just know that some people think there is all these big things about there songs when the singer is really just singing about his shoes or something. I can't think of a word for it though.
Anyway the idea that every story is about someone setting out to do something or something comeing to them and being done.
Maybe a better meaning of the qote would be:
Every story is either about people setting out to do something or something coming to them.
I don't know what the hell im talking about and now I'm rambling to an old article that will probably never get read. haha.
You are thinking of a journey being a long distance traveled. a journey could also be a romantic/emotinal journey. or a quest to do such. This doesn't always mean someone traveled anywhere.
:)
Hell with lsd I can take a trip without ever leaving the farm.
No clipy I don't want to camp out up here with the rocket launcher!!!!!
yer right. Never mind.
It's time you take responsibility for your own screw ups and problems. There is no one to blame but yourself.
Finally some one here that is talking sense. I really hate how News for Nerds seems to be more like news for the tree hugging anti nuke no space traval hippies. If it furthers the human race's knowledge base than it needs to be persued. The only exception of this is at the loss of previous information.
Clonning a human is not going to end the world. People seem to watch too many movies that try to scare people into beliveing that all scientists are evil little men in caves surroneded by chemicals test tubes and dead bodys.
I am glad you see eye to eye with me though.
how do they get 4% right now it is more like 0% of all clones born so far have been deformed. So I would say the chances are good right now that this clone will be fine.
>He has 500 women available for his experience!
Not just playing god, He "IS" GOD!!!
This is Open Source software. I thought the Beta versions were stable and the 1.0 versions were the bumpy ones????
Atleast that seems the way it has been in the past.
can we win beer stien's money? That would be cool
I have an idea,
lets just keep a repository of updated applications in mirriored trusted locations all over the world.
Then come up with a way of indexing these applications and haveing an interface for updateing these packages.
of course there would have to be a detailed policy and rules on how to build these packages and how to upgrade them and such.
but think about it you could just type something like:
get update
and it would download the latest packages available then type
get upgrade
and you would be able to upgrade to the latest files available so far.
what to call it though. Hmmmm. Its all so simple why hasn't someone come up with this before?
I was being sarcastic with the vague answer, I really don't think that pam is going to do it for you.
I don't know much about iis but I do know that our company internal lan site is run on it and I can authinticate with it just fine with galeon 1.2. It just asks me for my username and password when I go to it.
If I were you I would do some google'ing and see if there is anyone else out there that has found a better way.
The main diffrence isn't even user level it is
KDE is based in C++
Gnome is based in C
both have language bindings for other languages but they still are partial to the language they are based in.
other wise there really isn't much diffrence. Not even a vi vs. emacs diffrent. More like a vim vs elvis type thing.
They feed off each other to improve them selves, and do quite a good job of it.
just my 2cents
this would be my scale
poor = less than $200
decent = $200 - $350
good = $350 - $700
great $700+
of course this is just my opinion. maybe some people would think that decent ment better than good?? Ohh well.
This sounds like a great idea and I have seen some things close. They are expensive, although not comparitivly.
Decent cell phone $100
Decent pager $20
Good PDA $400
Good MP3Player $100
graphing calculator $75
Decent Digital Camera $300
total $995
if all this was put into one device and sold for around $1000 it would seem like it cost to much. The price point would not be to good. Although you may purchase all the above and spend the same amount for somereason spending ~$1000 on 5-10 devices "seems" better than on 1 doit it all device.
I have 12 chickens, see my basket full of eggs.
These things were part of life. I am glad I don't have to worry about many of these things any more. It gives me more time to go out. It makes cooking at the lake seem that much more exciting.
.. 100 ) {
I don't want to deal with going to work then going home spending 3 hours trying to get a meal to gether then find out my shows are not taped spend 4 hours finding out why then going to bed late and not wake up on time for the 7th day in a row just to get fired. (wow then I would want to do all these things just to fill the time)
I would much rather be able to get the menial things out of the way so I can do the bigger things I have always wanted to do. I love getting home, zapping dinner in 5 minutes, grabbing my 3 hours of tv off my tivo in about an hour then doing something off the wall. I have built a Mame arcade cabinet, redid some networking in my house, built a work bench in my shop. working on my house. working on my cars.
Several diffrent things that someone that had to spend all there time on the repetitive daily tasks would find anoying because the "interfer with there schedual" are the real things in life.
I am not a robot
I am not a robot
I am not a robot
ahhhh, damnit
foreach ( 1
print "I am not a robot\n";
}
much better