Yeah, there's some comment in the Linux TCP stack along the lines of
/* delay timeout mandated by TCP spec, we'll have to use something else to talk to the University of Mars. */
Uhh...
Nautilus is not its own desktop, it's the file manager for GNOME (Ximian or otherwise) 1.4 and up. It is not its own desktop, nor does 'Eazel GNOME' exist.
Were you there today? If so, I probably saw you at the/. booth...or at least, another person with blue hair "If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
WineLib on SPARC? Sounds...ambitious, to say the least. Aren't there going to be a lot of problems with the older (16-bit) parts of the API? "If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Knowing Apple, they'll come up with some way to gloss segvs over; you also have to take into account that, by all accounts, Quartz is loads more stable than X.
BTW, that debug screen is the MicroBug in-ROM debugger; there's an Apple technote related to it that I can't remember the link to right now. It's intended mostly for doing debugging with two machines, one with MacsBug (a much higher-level debugger), and one with your app running, stopped by MicroBug. Some commands in it are:
g (address)- exits debugger, continues execution at current address, or at the specified address
dm address - dump memory contents at address
sm address value - set the contents of memory at address to value
Don't remember the rest off the top of my head - the most I ever have used it for is impressing and/or scaring tech-illiterate people at my former Mac-heavy school.:)
Actually, the color -is- important.
A blue core means it's from the early line of Tbird/Durons, and it's possible to unlock the multiplier by connecting the bridges with something conductive.
Green-core chips are later, and can not be defeated in this way - I should know, I have one.:/
*drool*...openstep...I'd -love- to have the capability to run that virtualized; I'd even reinstall Linux on my currently BSD box to do it
The only problem is -obtaining- a copy for cheap...still pricey everywhere I can find it.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
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I think kinstall is what you're looking for, if you want an install(1) wrapper.
Uh, JavaScript is in no way related to java. It used to be called LiveScript, then NS renamed it in an effort to catch on with the Java hype.
It's a simple, interpreted scripting language.
Do you really want to use vi/emacs with slow handwriting recognition? Or a command line at all?
There was an article on/. about this a few months back...general consensus is that you'd use the OS kernel and build a new GUI on top of that, instead of using commandline, as that paradigm Just Doesn't Work(tm) for handhelds.
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does that mean a picture of an ethernet network counts as orgy pr0n?
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Yeah, there's some comment in the Linux TCP stack along the lines of
/* delay timeout mandated by TCP spec, we'll have to use something else to talk to the University of Mars. */
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
how many invocations of Godwin's Law on this? anyone? :)
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Six million.
And with that, I invoke Godwin's Law. End of thread.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
And yes, I'd cheerfully kill to get my hands on one. :P
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
you also probably meant to write '#undef', too. :P
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"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Why not?
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Uhh...
Nautilus is not its own desktop, it's the file manager for GNOME (Ximian or otherwise) 1.4 and up. It is not its own desktop, nor does 'Eazel GNOME' exist.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Were you there today? If so, I probably saw you at the /. booth...or at least, another person with blue hair
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
I went today, and they didn't seem to be there...for that matter, the BSD booth was nearly deserted. More's the pity.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
-Please- tell me they've abandoned the horrid gcc '2.9.6'/separate 'kgcc' nastiness from 7.0.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
WineLib on SPARC? Sounds...ambitious, to say the least. Aren't there going to be a lot of problems with the older (16-bit) parts of the API?
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
You can get quite a few drill bits out of that, as a last resort. :P
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
I had that too! That was one of the innumerable variants on Optimus Prime.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
access() is in POSIX, so portability isn't a concern.
cool hack, too.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Knowing Apple, they'll come up with some way to gloss segvs over; you also have to take into account that, by all accounts, Quartz is loads more stable than X. :)
BTW, that debug screen is the MicroBug in-ROM debugger; there's an Apple technote related to it that I can't remember the link to right now. It's intended mostly for doing debugging with two machines, one with MacsBug (a much higher-level debugger), and one with your app running, stopped by MicroBug. Some commands in it are:
g (address)- exits debugger, continues execution at current address, or at the specified address
dm address - dump memory contents at address
sm address value - set the contents of memory at address to value
Don't remember the rest off the top of my head - the most I ever have used it for is impressing and/or scaring tech-illiterate people at my former Mac-heavy school.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Actually, the color -is- important. :/
A blue core means it's from the early line of Tbird/Durons, and it's possible to unlock the multiplier by connecting the bridges with something conductive.
Green-core chips are later, and can not be defeated in this way - I should know, I have one.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
> Previous to this, a similar mode of transmission was required which used a waxed string and two aluminium "cans".
:P
Australia still uses this method for connecting to the internet, actually.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
*drool*...openstep...I'd -love- to have the capability to run that virtualized; I'd even reinstall Linux on my currently BSD box to do it
The only problem is -obtaining- a copy for cheap...still pricey everywhere I can find it.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
I think kinstall is what you're looking for, if you want an install(1) wrapper.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
If you're running your computer coverless, yep.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Are you serious? MW for the 86? :P
Gimme a link, I -have- to see this.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Uh, JavaScript is in no way related to java. It used to be called LiveScript, then NS renamed it in an effort to catch on with the Java hype.
It's a simple, interpreted scripting language.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Wasn't that the level select code for Sonic 3? :P
Yeah, I played waay too much sega.
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.
Do you really want to use vi/emacs with slow handwriting recognition? Or a command line at all? /. about this a few months back...general consensus is that you'd use the OS kernel and build a new GUI on top of that, instead of using commandline, as that paradigm Just Doesn't Work(tm) for handhelds.
There was an article on
"If ignorance is bliss, may I never be happy.