I like the basket ball score board that the Cisco Systems support team uses. They should add a buzzer to it when its time to take a break. Or overtime.
Now this would have been super useful about 6 months ago for me, when we needed an embedded linux browser.
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I'm wondering how you got about fixing a kernel panic.. Do you have the source to the kernel? or at least headers and libs?
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I think what I'm worried about, is can I get gcc running on it and will nothing compile? Will i end up with a platform where I can't compile anything the runs on linux. Or will it have so few things for it, I'm better off on linux?
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I'm a Linux expert, but have never used Macs very much, and now I'm starting to use them more. My question is:
What is the major difference between Linux and Mac OS X?
Which one is better?
My GF's Mac had a kernel panic, and I was going to try to fix it.. I know how to do this with Linux but not macs.. On linux.. I'd boot a kernel of a disk, and mount the fs and check the filesystem or re-install a kernel.. or disable init scripts to find out what the problem is...
Will it be hard for me to learn OS X? Is it worth getting a Mac - I might get my GF to buy me one?
I remember back in the 90's uc berkeley had developed split-c and titanium.
Split-c was interesting in it was C based and had some interesting concepts such as running block on one or many processors, synchronizing processors and spread pointers (pointers across memory across machines).
Titainium was a Java like language for parallel processing, but at the time didn't have multithreaded implemented.
MPI seemed to be the main api used on standard languages.
In searching the internet you can add fuel injection to an 84 accord if you'd like. I'd put a thicker jet if i were you. Does it have a roter or a coil pack?
I'm curious to know which api's they support.. Sounds like only servlets and mail.. I wonder if its a complete J2EE container, which is pure bloat. Also do they have any standard sql functionality in their hosting solution?
The best thing a manager can do is enabled engineers to do their jobs, don't disable them. Don't make technical descions. Descions should be made when dev's disagree, or present the cases for decisions to be made. Also budget should be your main constraint.
This book is not of o'reilly quality and reminds me of sams or wrox. They had too many personal stories and it was light on technicalities. It was akin to some large paste of some code they wrote and then a followed up chopped up description of the easy parts. The ajax part was horrific on how basic it was. The WCF part didn't help me pick it up.. anyways I'd suggest that anyone interested in this book to look through it, rather than depened on o'relly's name.
Well I imagine i can have sex in one of these conference rooms and others can watch, and it can be recording the session at the same time. Proof.. You got Proof! I wonder if this thing can handle the smells.. =P>
Why not use a DNA sequence rather than an IPv6 address? How many bits are there in a DNA Sequence. It seems to be encodeable in a very small space smaller than cells. It also give more important information than just subnet or vendor information.
That makes me wonder: Is there any place that actually teaches wizardry. In todays world, I'm sure there some one out there teaching it, but is there an actual reputable university teaching wizardry or something near wizardry (besides teaching EE, Physics or CS - if you call that wizardry).
After working for Microsoft, I had a lowered respect for them, but now after this kind of chickenshit stuff, I have new found respect for them (unless its an inside job). Its creating thats challenging, destroying is easy. Most any engineer won't crack, because they create, not destroy, when in fact they can cause the most havoc, but its not worth it due to integrity, and the fact that its too easy.
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I like the basket ball score board that the Cisco Systems support team uses. They should add a buzzer to it when its time to take a break. Or overtime.
But seriously, is the whale killing business profitable. Perhaps you can burn the blubber to generate energy.
How about birds with friggin laser beams on their heads.. or a friggin laser beam on the head of the plane?
Now this would have been super useful about 6 months ago for me, when we needed an embedded linux browser.
I'm wondering how you got about fixing a kernel panic.. Do you have the source to the kernel? or at least headers and libs?
I think what I'm worried about, is can I get gcc running on it and will nothing compile? Will i end up with a platform where I can't compile anything the runs on linux. Or will it have so few things for it, I'm better off on linux?
I'm a Linux expert, but have never used Macs very much, and now I'm starting to use them more. My question is:
What is the major difference between Linux and Mac OS X?
Which one is better?
My GF's Mac had a kernel panic, and I was going to try to fix it.. I know how to do this with Linux but not macs.. On linux.. I'd boot a kernel of a disk, and mount the fs and check the filesystem or re-install a kernel.. or disable init scripts to find out what the problem is...
Will it be hard for me to learn OS X? Is it worth getting a Mac - I might get my GF to buy me one?
I remember back in the 90's uc berkeley had developed split-c and titanium.
Split-c was interesting in it was C based and had some interesting concepts such as running block on one or many processors, synchronizing processors and spread pointers (pointers across memory across machines).
Titainium was a Java like language for parallel processing, but at the time didn't have multithreaded implemented.
MPI seemed to be the main api used on standard languages.
Last I knew, Cisco was selling products using OEM'ed HP servers. Sure they aren't just HP servers?
http://tty.wanfear.com/~mbrito/games/twoplayer/chess.html
When are those idiots at berkeley gonna stop teaching their os class using NACHOS, and move back to writing BSD? Thats whats killing it in my opinion.
In searching the internet you can add fuel injection to an 84 accord if you'd like. I'd put a thicker jet if i were you. Does it have a roter or a coil pack?
I'm wondering who is so chickenshit to say "Ohh.. i can press the delete button." What if some thug said "Ohh.. i can snap his neck?"
How can you put down a man who enabled you to post your opinion. Why don't you move to the desert or country and try living without AC power?
I'm curious to know which api's they support.. Sounds like only servlets and mail.. I wonder if its a complete J2EE container, which is pure bloat. Also do they have any standard sql functionality in their hosting solution?
Doesn't Flash solve all these problems? With video requiring the player and the player so widespread, why not just go RIA?
How about the ability for web applications, flash/flex applications and java applications to run off of its web browser?
The best thing a manager can do is enabled engineers to do their jobs, don't disable them. Don't make technical descions. Descions should be made when dev's disagree, or present the cases for decisions to be made. Also budget should be your main constraint.
This book is not of o'reilly quality and reminds me of sams or wrox. They had too many personal stories and it was light on technicalities. It was akin to some large paste of some code they wrote and then a followed up chopped up description of the easy parts. The ajax part was horrific on how basic it was. The WCF part didn't help me pick it up.. anyways I'd suggest that anyone interested in this book to look through it, rather than depened on o'relly's name.
Well I imagine i can have sex in one of these conference rooms and others can watch, and it can be recording the session at the same time. Proof.. You got Proof! I wonder if this thing can handle the smells.. =P>
I've actually had sex in person. There is really no substitute.
At those costs, it is cheaper to fly out and meet in person.
Why not use a DNA sequence rather than an IPv6 address? How many bits are there in a DNA Sequence. It seems to be encodeable in a very small space smaller than cells. It also give more important information than just subnet or vendor information.
That makes me wonder: Is there any place that actually teaches wizardry. In todays world, I'm sure there some one out there teaching it, but is there an actual reputable university teaching wizardry or something near wizardry (besides teaching EE, Physics or CS - if you call that wizardry).
After working for Microsoft, I had a lowered respect for them, but now after this kind of chickenshit stuff, I have new found respect for them (unless its an inside job). Its creating thats challenging, destroying is easy. Most any engineer won't crack, because they create, not destroy, when in fact they can cause the most havoc, but its not worth it due to integrity, and the fact that its too easy.