I'm considering doin research on the 'how', 'why', and 'classification' of belly button lint. I'm sure there's a government funded grant in it. We REALLY NEED TO KNOW THESE THINGS 'just in case' they are usefull in the future.
The good people at Fedora Legacy are providing updated RPMs for RH 7.2, 7.3, and 8.0, and will be providing support for 9.0 when it's EOLed in a few days. They've been a bit sluggish getting update RPMs out recently due to download server problems, but the support's still there.
While I agree that SCARE's parser is decidedly average, in fairness, it's not that much worse than ADRIFT's own mediocre parsing capabilities. I'm regularly annoyed by ADRIFT's inability to figure out things that most other engines could do easily.
I think SCARE's major problem compared with ADRIFT (at least for me) is the fact that it doesn't have a command history. At some point, I'll finish off that GTK2 interface and release it, but until then, I guess we're stuck with it (or WINE).
Set the CD device and the directory you want the tracks to show up in using the CD Input Plugin Preferences, then go Open File and browse to that directory (/mnt/cdrom in my case, YMMV). You should have the tracks listed there.
Having FreeBSD above Linux could cause flame wars, though. In order to avert any such problems, I'd suggest using something less emotional. Why not have vi as the highest karma entry and emacs as the lowest?
While I agree with you that the censorship and political correctness has gone a bit far here, I'd like to point out that there is no right to own guns here. It's a privilege, and frankly, I'm not all that upset that people can't buy or own powerful weapons.
Not sure what you mean by an older computer, but I'm running a P200 (albeit one with 256 megs of RAM) and KDE 2.1.1 is running very nicely on this box... in fact, I'd say it feels quite a bit quicker than Gnome 1.2 (don't have 1.4 for a comparison) in use.
My experience with Konq is quite different, too: I'd say it's comprehensively quicker and more stable than Netscape 4.7x, and Mozilla 0.8 and 0.8.1 are still a bit sluggish on this box. Looking forward to trying 0.9, though.
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The Session Saver extension will do what you want, I think.
I always laugh at the centaur race, personally.
*whip* Ow! *whip* Ow! *whip* Ow!
Cricket's another sport where the Ireland team is a composite North/Republic team. Of course, cricket isn't exactly big in Ireland...
Fine, then a MARQUEE tag will have to suffice.
Or you could change screen savers.
I'm just glad that my nightmares about algorithm analysis hadn't manifested themselves in reality, as I'd thought at first glance.
No one insults the turtles!
Infernal combustion, eh? That might outstrip Ed
Begley Jr's electric motor as the most evil propulsion system ever conceived!
Then we'd better start promoting Pornzilla to kids. Won't somebody think of the children?!
Yes, because it took more than 20 years to go from the first sub-orbital flight to the moon the first time around.
Wait...
I don't know, but the canary we sent in with him's dead.
I'm considering doin research on the 'how', 'why', and 'classification' of belly button lint. I'm sure there's a government funded grant in it. We REALLY NEED TO KNOW THESE THINGS 'just in case' they are usefull in the future.
Sadly, you've been beaten to it.
If the Slashdot effect can get another *Nuke site off the Net, then truly it is a great thing.
...anyone using BMP images on the web is clearly in a perfect position to talk about technology-related matters.
Still, I suspect someone over there's having a "tocque". *
* Where "tocque" rhymes with "poke".
The good people at Fedora Legacy are providing updated RPMs for RH 7.2, 7.3, and 8.0, and will be providing support for 9.0 when it's EOLed in a few days. They've been a bit sluggish getting update RPMs out recently due to download server problems, but the support's still there.
Well, thanks for spoiling it!
While I agree that SCARE's parser is decidedly average, in fairness, it's not that much worse than ADRIFT's own mediocre parsing capabilities. I'm regularly annoyed by ADRIFT's inability to figure out things that most other engines could do easily.
I think SCARE's major problem compared with ADRIFT (at least for me) is the fact that it doesn't have a command history. At some point, I'll finish off that GTK2 interface and release it, but until then, I guess we're stuck with it (or WINE).
Set the CD device and the directory you want the tracks to show up in using the CD Input Plugin Preferences, then go Open File and browse to that directory (/mnt/cdrom in my case, YMMV). You should have the tracks listed there.
Having FreeBSD above Linux could cause flame wars, though. In order to avert any such problems, I'd suggest using something less emotional. Why not have vi as the highest karma entry and emacs as the lowest?
While I agree with you that the censorship and political correctness has gone a bit far here, I'd like to point out that there is no right to own guns here. It's a privilege, and frankly, I'm not all that upset that people can't buy or own powerful weapons.
You are so, so right. Y'know, given that the analogue networks were (almost) completely shut down a year or two ago. :P
Remind me never to go near a computer there.
My experience with Konq is quite different, too: I'd say it's comprehensively quicker and more stable than Netscape 4.7x, and Mozilla 0.8 and 0.8.1 are still a bit sluggish on this box. Looking forward to trying 0.9, though.
You forgot the all-important CowboyNeal. I don't know about you, but I wouldn't buy a computer with less than 50 giga-CowboyNeals of processing power.