I call it gsh (Geoffrey Shell). This was an assignment I had in grad school that somehow never ended.
It isn't very full featured, and as far as a scripting shell goes it is somewhat buggy - but if I need some programming done I use C or Perl.
However it does the stuff I want it to do!
I could GPL and release the source, but in all honesty everyone I have gotten to try it hates it. I like it tho. And if it pissed me off I have no one to complain to but me.
All you out there who like to complain about shells other people write: get off your rear and write your own.
Also, I have been considering the following: what if an entity want's to distribute their code in a compilable, but not human readable (with implies it cannot be modified), form?
For instance, the code is encrypted with a key that is used at compile time (weak) to decrypt the code for the compiler. The compiler has a built in key (weaker). The compiler uses a OTP to encrypt the code (slightly less weak). The compiler recognizes different tokens (wierd).
I don't know why one would want to do this, but consider the mental exercise anyway.
...do you really think that Office, Explorer, Visual Studio, Visual Basic, ect ect ect HASN'T been ported to Lunix?
Do you, really?
Do you really think that Gates hasn't put a kick ass team together that whipped up a marvelous distro that makes every distro out there today look like the random keyboard peckings of idiot children?
Please.
Bill G is has no constraints - be it capital, time, motivation, talent, ideas, or secretive Linux development.... the man has unlimited resources.
India will follow the rest of the world like the sheep they are... right into Bill G's wallet.
As far as India adopting Linux... atleast they are plagarizing decent code now.
The mindless automatons in H.R. need to see the right words and letters on the resume before they will forward it to a hiring manager.
Sometimes it isn't even a human doing the processing these days - OCR for the few that still snail mail their resumes (a red flag in itself), coupled with full text indexing and data mining determine which resumes are deleted and which are forwarded.
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They aren't American. They don't have our rights.
THAT IS NEAT!
I call it gsh (Geoffrey Shell). This was an assignment I had in grad school that somehow never ended.
It isn't very full featured, and as far as a scripting shell goes it is somewhat buggy - but if I need some programming done I use C or Perl.
However it does the stuff I want it to do!
I could GPL and release the source, but in all honesty everyone I have gotten to try it hates it. I like it tho. And if it pissed me off I have no one to complain to but me.
All you out there who like to complain about shells other people write: get off your rear and write your own.
So there.
..uh oh... better buy that plane ticket! But to where? I was born in New York!
..flying over their countries with a full bomb load!
...on a system developed by the US military for the US military's use.
It's their system, they can do what they want with it.
What the hell kind of school is that?
Not one that I would send my kid to.
Well, he is pretty close to being right (this behavior is implementation dependent).
h oo t/process.html
Operating Systems Concepts by Silbershatz touches on this.
http://www.princeton.edu/~unix/Solaris/troubles
...but I can ignore them most of the time.
French fries indeed!
...from One Tree a few years ago it was good for its time. They haven't really touched it too much since then.
.... give it to me for free, as in beer, all of it.
Hey, I don't exclude myself! But let's call a spade a spade.
....just a thought.
Also, I have been considering the following: what if an entity want's to distribute their code in a compilable, but not human readable (with implies it cannot be modified), form?
For instance, the code is encrypted with a key that is used at compile time (weak) to decrypt the code for the compiler. The compiler has a built in key (weaker). The compiler uses a OTP to encrypt the code (slightly less weak). The compiler recognizes different tokens (wierd).
I don't know why one would want to do this, but consider the mental exercise anyway.
...a year, tops. If you think Bill Gates can't afford such an effort simply for the exercize you are crazy.
He can, and has. Take my work for it.
Do you, really?
Do you really think that Gates hasn't put a kick ass team together that whipped up a marvelous distro that makes every distro out there today look like the random keyboard peckings of idiot children?
Please.
Bill G is has no constraints - be it capital, time, motivation, talent, ideas, or secretive Linux development.... the man has unlimited resources.
India will follow the rest of the world like the sheep they are... right into Bill G's wallet.
As far as India adopting Linux... atleast they are plagarizing decent code now.
...importing or exporting your talent?
For as much talent as the US imports, we export virtually none, and we ARE the argest pool of talent on the planet by far.
There are threee collisions in an accident:
1) bike with object (or road)
2) rider with object
3) riders organs with his/her skeleton
The second two collisions are what kills. The rapid decelleration of the first collision will precede the other two - triggering the device.
Who said anything about brakes?
Basted in blood!
Basted in Blood!
200 million turkeys!
Basted in Blood!
For what they did to us at Pearl Harbor!
...there you go.
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The mindless automatons in H.R. need to see the right words and letters on the resume before they will forward it to a hiring manager.
Sometimes it isn't even a human doing the processing these days - OCR for the few that still snail mail their resumes (a red flag in itself), coupled with full text indexing and data mining determine which resumes are deleted and which are forwarded.
Perhaps is should have been labels so... but it wasn't. :P