Wanted: Individuals with low self-esteem and high boredom threshold willing to spend long hours poring over server logs and watching blinking lights on a network console.
Sounds a lot like the job the goth guy in the IT crowd is doing.
Some of the achievements proposed in the comments are actually good references about the slashdot folklore. Keeping a list of them available somewhere could be a good way for newcomers to become familiar with the community they're getting into.
P.S.: I wonder if replying to this on the 2nd also gets you the April's fool achievement.
On iPhone's launchday in some countries, Apple had paid actors to queue in front of the shops. Would these actors let you cut in the queue without a word or would they actually play their role and become angry?
" and a letter before a command will save the content into a register named by the letter.
For instance, "add will cut the line and save it into register a.
If you want to paste this, just do "ap.
You can even append things in a register by using the capital letter. "Add will append one more line to the one we cut earlier and now "ap will paste these two lines.
See:help reg for more info on this topic.
Without delving into the Tribble source I would guess the other reply below is correct that a hosts.txt lists some long-lived peers in the network to bootstrap the search from.
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You should watch that lightning talk about Perl operators: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ3LEbiH4Nc
Yay, so that means that I can still use my lack rack. :)
I wonder if that could apply.
... by a company named Singly might be of interest to you. It's called the locker project.
Would this work with aerial photographs that can be seen on google maps? That would cover a large area already.
Epiphany (GNOME browser) already offers to hide address bar.
There's already at least another one: ur1.ca It's from the same guys that made the open competitor to twitter called identi.ca / laconi.ca
Sounds a lot like the job the goth guy in the IT crowd is doing.
You insensitive clod, we just had an horrible law passed and you're hitting us while we're on the ground with our Unicode problems :'(
Some of the achievements proposed in the comments are actually good references about the slashdot folklore. Keeping a list of them available somewhere could be a good way for newcomers to become familiar with the community they're getting into. P.S.: I wonder if replying to this on the 2nd also gets you the April's fool achievement.
And you might want to add Sabayon for full effectiveness.
Do they have nudist trains?
...or Foresight Linux, or Arch Linux.
Oh! So you are my neighbour!
On iPhone's launchday in some countries, Apple had paid actors to queue in front of the shops. Would these actors let you cut in the queue without a word or would they actually play their role and become angry?
" and a letter before a command will save the content into a register named by the letter. For instance, "add will cut the line and save it into register a. If you want to paste this, just do "ap. You can even append things in a register by using the capital letter. "Add will append one more line to the one we cut earlier and now "ap will paste these two lines. See :help reg for more info on this topic.
... has been doing this for years.
Without delving into the Tribble source I would guess the other reply below is correct that a hosts.txt lists some long-lived peers in the network to bootstrap the search from.
Yes, there are 8 superpeers that do the bootstraping.