Yeah, I was just thinking that when I read about people dying every day trying to illegally emigrate into this country.
100 packed in a semi, thousands packing into a leaky hull of a ship, people walking through the desert, and people trying to drift here on a piece of wood.
First you say "I am really tired of seeing PDA's that are being crammed into a phone. It really doesn't work. The phone ends up being to big".
then you say "Yes, thats right, take our best PDA's, the Zaurus"
You complain that the phone is too big but you want to put a phone into one of the largest PDAs?
BTW, being forced to use a headset sucks. It is a pain in the ass to always carry around and if you don't have one then your phone effectively isn't a phone.
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hehe. kinda looks that way.:)
I told you I washed the fruit. It's been washed. But wash it again if you want.
hehe
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Uh huh. Painted yourself inito a corner didn't you?
I never said "SHOW ME CODE".
I said "And if you don't like my script then write your own."
You replied "I'm telling you that NO SCRIPT IS NECESSARY YOU FUCKING SHITHEAD."
Then I said "So show me how to make a RAM Disk without a script? and I mean any script. No code anywhere."
And you replied with code that I can't test. Smart. Still you were showing no proof.
Then I said "I'm still waiting for you to do the same. Anyway, if you ever decide to actual prove something you can make a ton of money off your code. Some other genius is charging $25 for a ram disk under OS X. So until you actually prove anything then shut the fuck up."
And you replied "hditutil create -fs hfs+ -size (something) ram://(something)"
then I replied with you screaming at me "I'm telling you that NO SCRIPT IS NECESSARY YOU FUCKING SHITHEAD."
Bottom line is that you since you are obviously more knowledgable about linux and coding in C than I am, you tried to prove how smart you are rather than simply answer the question.
In the beginning, since you know more about C and linux than I do, you choose to act like an asshole rather than friend and try to explain things to me and show me any problems with the script.
I can create the RAM Disk in a script but most people don't want to do that. they would rather use an AppleScript so I pieced one together.
Next time try not to be such a condescending & arrogant asshole.
and yes, I think we both know who the "the fucking cunt" is.
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you said "I'm telling you that NO SCRIPT IS NECESSARY YOU FUCKING SHITHEAD.
then you said "hditutil create -fs hfs+ -size (something) ram://(something)
Sure looks like a line for a scipt to me. And dont say "It isn't a script. It's a command". Same thing moron. And since no one wants to type it in everytime then they use a script.
Idiot.
Now go fuck off and die.
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Yeah whatever.
Still just saying shit without proving anything.
I put up (and posted) how to build a RAM disk under OS X (Jaguar).
I'm still waiting for you to do the same.
Anyway, if you ever decide to actual prove something you can make a ton of money off your code. Some other genius is charging $25 for a ram disk under OS X.
So until you actually prove anything then shut the fuck up.
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Ok, large downloads work great.
I just downloaded the Office X test which is 110 Megs and everything worked perfectly.
cheers.
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Code != script
You think? what a genius.
I'm still waiting for you to show me your example.
Yeah, and my other car is a fucking Porsche, bitch.
Well, MY car is 99 'vette convertible.
go away asswipe.
go back to your boring life and to the only person who will ever love you. Yourself.
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Got that social behavior down don't you?
So show me how to make a RAM Disk without a script? and I mean any script. No code anywhere.
Look, just go fuck off.
You feel perfectly content to disagree without backing anything up. I'm wrong just because you say I am.
So go vacuum your 1 bedroom apartment, clean off all the cans from the coffee table, and get rid off all of those pizza boxes.
And quietly fuck off and die somewhere.
Usually I'm not this rude but because of your behavior I feel just fine with it.
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Ohhhhhh. OK, I see.
Hmm. I've downloaded quite a few files without any problems.
I'll find a file larger than 40 megs, download it, and give a reply.
cheers.
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Download to your hard drive.
You don't want to DL to a RAM Disk.
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Since you replied as AC, I'll answer that way.
You a fucking idiot?
Why did you bring up disk images? What do they have to do with anything?
If you really think Safari caches in memory, LOOK at ~/library/caches/safari
I see lots of little files and nested folders. Looks like Safari is caching to disk.
And if you don't like my script then write your own.
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70% of this code isn't mine, but found I bits everywhere.
The first part is a AppleScript. It does a few things. First it creates the RAM disk. Then it renames the RAM disk. Then it automatically starts Safari. The reason why I have it start Safari is to ensure the RAM disk is up and running at login before Safari is launched.
Where you see the line "set diskSize to 40" sets the RAM disk's size. 40 is 40 Megs. Simply change that to whatever size you want.
Copy and paste the script into the script editor, Save it as "application" and be sure to uncheck the box "Never show startup screen".
tell application "Finder"
activate
set diskSize to 40
set diskSize to diskSize * 2048
do shell script "hdid -nomount ram://" & diskSize
set dskImg to the result
set prevTextDelims to AppleScript's text item delimiters
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to {"/"}
set myDevDisk to the last text item of dskImg
set myShellCmd to "/sbin/newfs_hfs/dev/r" & myDevDisk as text
do shell script myShellCmd
do shell script "hdiutil mount/dev/" & myDevDisk
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to prevTextDelims
end tell
delay (1)
tell application "Finder"
set name of item "untitled" to "RAM Disk"
end tell
tell application "Safari"
launch
end tell
Here is how you move Safari's cache to the RAM Disk.
But only because tens of thousands of programmers work for those couple of years to make it easier.
And if someone dedicates hours per day to learn and master linux for those couple years.
Not very many people want to do that.
The average Joe or Jane can be productive and self-supported with OS X in a few days if not sooner.
That is what will always hold linux back. Programmers who think "linux is easy. Just sacrifice your free time for a few years and then linux is very user-friendly."
From the article "On the multimedia site of things Microsoft has wisely adapted Media Player 9 for the PocketPC 2003 platform, offering even smaller file sizes and smoother playback.
And I heard from MS developers that they were gonna drop Media Player 9 on the PocketPC and go solely with QuickTime.
Next we'll read that MS has wisely adapted pocket versions od Word and Excel rather than WordPerfect and 123.
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My ordinary USB mice don't need batteries, so I don't think that a bluetooth mouse should.
Well my ordinary refrigerator doesn't need need batteries so I don't think that a bluetooth refrigerator should.
The USB cable supplies the power.
But don't do it in an obvious way.
Say you need to remember a password, put it in an address in your PDA or book.
BS name
123 'password here' st
NY, NY zip
Easy.
Passwords are a pain because people try to remember all of them. Don't. Write them down, but in a non-obvious way.
I'm thinking at least 6.
Ac said "very few people want to live like you."
Yeah, I was just thinking that when I read about people dying every day trying to illegally emigrate into this country.
100 packed in a semi, thousands packing into a leaky hull of a ship, people walking through the desert, and people trying to drift here on a piece of wood.
yup, no one wants to come to America.
ass.
to pay for it also.
The U.N. seems to have a problem with the U.S. with everything until they want us to pay for something.
if they don't have any fricken' computers?
or fricken' power for the computers?
Ok, let's follow the logic.
First you say "I am really tired of seeing PDA's that are being crammed into a phone. It really doesn't work. The phone ends up being to big".
then you say "Yes, thats right, take our best PDA's, the Zaurus"
You complain that the phone is too big but you want to put a phone into one of the largest PDAs?
BTW, being forced to use a headset sucks. It is a pain in the ass to always carry around and if you don't have one then your phone effectively isn't a phone.
hehe. kinda looks that way. :)
I told you I washed the fruit. It's been washed. But wash it again if you want.
hehe
Uh huh. Painted yourself inito a corner didn't you?
I never said "SHOW ME CODE".
I said "And if you don't like my script then write your own."
You replied "I'm telling you that NO SCRIPT IS NECESSARY YOU FUCKING SHITHEAD."
Then I said "So show me how to make a RAM Disk without a script? and I mean any script. No code anywhere."
And you replied with code that I can't test. Smart. Still you were showing no proof.
Then I said "I'm still waiting for you to do the same. Anyway, if you ever decide to actual prove something you can make a ton of money off your code. Some other genius is charging $25 for a ram disk under OS X. So until you actually prove anything then shut the fuck up."
And you replied "hditutil create -fs hfs+ -size (something) ram://(something)"
then I replied with you screaming at me "I'm telling you that NO SCRIPT IS NECESSARY YOU FUCKING SHITHEAD."
Bottom line is that you since you are obviously more knowledgable about linux and coding in C than I am, you tried to prove how smart you are rather than simply answer the question.
In the beginning, since you know more about C and linux than I do, you choose to act like an asshole rather than friend and try to explain things to me and show me any problems with the script.
I can create the RAM Disk in a script but most people don't want to do that. they would rather use an AppleScript so I pieced one together.
Next time try not to be such a condescending & arrogant asshole.
and yes, I think we both know who the "the fucking cunt" is.
you said "I'm telling you that NO SCRIPT IS NECESSARY YOU FUCKING SHITHEAD.
then you said "hditutil create -fs hfs+ -size (something) ram://(something)
Sure looks like a line for a scipt to me. And dont say "It isn't a script. It's a command". Same thing moron. And since no one wants to type it in everytime then they use a script.
Idiot.
Now go fuck off and die.
Yeah whatever.
Still just saying shit without proving anything.
I put up (and posted) how to build a RAM disk under OS X (Jaguar).
I'm still waiting for you to do the same.
Anyway, if you ever decide to actual prove something you can make a ton of money off your code. Some other genius is charging $25 for a ram disk under OS X.
So until you actually prove anything then shut the fuck up.
Ok, large downloads work great.
I just downloaded the Office X test which is 110 Megs and everything worked perfectly.
cheers.
Code != script
You think? what a genius.
I'm still waiting for you to show me your example.
Yeah, and my other car is a fucking Porsche, bitch.
Well, MY car is 99 'vette convertible.
go away asswipe.
go back to your boring life and to the only person who will ever love you. Yourself.
Got that social behavior down don't you?
So show me how to make a RAM Disk without a script? and I mean any script. No code anywhere.
Look, just go fuck off.
You feel perfectly content to disagree without backing anything up. I'm wrong just because you say I am.
So go vacuum your 1 bedroom apartment, clean off all the cans from the coffee table, and get rid off all of those pizza boxes.
And quietly fuck off and die somewhere.
Usually I'm not this rude but because of your behavior I feel just fine with it.
Ohhhhhh. OK, I see.
Hmm. I've downloaded quite a few files without any problems.
I'll find a file larger than 40 megs, download it, and give a reply.
cheers.
Download to your hard drive.
You don't want to DL to a RAM Disk.
Since you replied as AC, I'll answer that way.
You a fucking idiot?
Why did you bring up disk images? What do they have to do with anything?
If you really think Safari caches in memory, LOOK at ~/library/caches/safari
I see lots of little files and nested folders. Looks like Safari is caching to disk.
And if you don't like my script then write your own.
70% of this code isn't mine, but found I bits everywhere.
/dev/r" & myDevDisk as text /dev/" & myDevDisk
The first part is a AppleScript. It does a few things. First it creates the RAM disk. Then it renames the RAM disk. Then it automatically starts Safari. The reason why I have it start Safari is to ensure the RAM disk is up and running at login before Safari is launched.
Where you see the line "set diskSize to 40" sets the RAM disk's size. 40 is 40 Megs. Simply change that to whatever size you want.
Copy and paste the script into the script editor, Save it as "application" and be sure to uncheck the box "Never show startup screen".
tell application "Finder"
activate
set diskSize to 40
set diskSize to diskSize * 2048
do shell script "hdid -nomount ram://" & diskSize
set dskImg to the result
set prevTextDelims to AppleScript's text item delimiters
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to {"/"}
set myDevDisk to the last text item of dskImg
set myShellCmd to "/sbin/newfs_hfs
do shell script myShellCmd
do shell script "hdiutil mount
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to prevTextDelims
end tell
delay (1)
tell application "Finder"
set name of item "untitled" to "RAM Disk"
end tell
tell application "Safari"
launch
end tell
Here is how you move Safari's cache to the RAM Disk.
Close Safari.
Open terminal.
Run this command -
ditto -rsrc ~/Library/Caches/Safari "/Volumes/RAM Disk/"
Then delete the folder "your home/library/caches/safari"
Run this command -
ln -s "/Volumes/RAM Disk" ~/Library/Caches/Safari
That will create the link between the RAM disk and your safari cache folder.
That's it. Works perfectly and much much faster.
You will have to run the applescript at login.
You only have to run the terminal commands once.
It gets easier after the first couple years.
Exactly.
But only because tens of thousands of programmers work for those couple of years to make it easier.
And if someone dedicates hours per day to learn and master linux for those couple years.
Not very many people want to do that.
The average Joe or Jane can be productive and self-supported with OS X in a few days if not sooner.
That is what will always hold linux back. Programmers who think "linux is easy. Just sacrifice your free time for a few years and then linux is very user-friendly."
1) I own joo
2) laaaaaaaaaaag
From the article "On the multimedia site of things Microsoft has wisely adapted Media Player 9 for the PocketPC 2003 platform, offering even smaller file sizes and smoother playback.
And I heard from MS developers that they were gonna drop Media Player 9 on the PocketPC and go solely with QuickTime.
Next we'll read that MS has wisely adapted pocket versions od Word and Excel rather than WordPerfect and 123.
point out spelling or grammatical errors in other posts.
Inevitably, every time some one points one out they have one in their message.
Is any other company developing Palm machines?
Or even researching anything Palm hardware related?
Well, other than handspring adding a keyboard and palm changing the design of the buttons and trackpad.
First motorola removed all macs from their offices.
Then they basically fuck Apple and all mac users by ignoring G4 development for years.
Apple finally gets pissed enough and goes to IBM for their processors.
Motorola finally learns how important the G4 processor is to their bottom line after posting enormous losses year after year.
IBM values a steady profit and their business practices show this.
This is a smokescreen from motorola to try and keep Apple's business.
I hope Apple tells them to fuck off.
But affleck was also a writer and I wanted to get his name in also.