Why go to the trouble of converting it to hydrogen when you could just burn it and loose nothing in the process. The conversion process is just going to decrease the efficiency..
All smoke and no fire... Don't talk about it just build it. Personally I think someone should sit down and hack together a install package builder program based on something like gdialog and python that outputs a executable compressed image into a single bin file.
A good installer is not hard to accomplish if the desire for it really exists. It is however one of the most overlooked things as open source programs are involved.
Don't make me go hunting down 20 dependency packages but offer to install them for me. A simple script based on wget can do that...
I am a asshole because I will not work on some spyware / bug / virus infested system only to have to return and do it again the next week??? Well I guess if that is what defines a asshole then I fit the bill perfectly. Most of these people read email create a few documents and surf the web. I put linux on their machines and we never have to fix them again, the machine just simply works from that day forward.
I have a little rule that I follow. As soon as someone asks me to fix their computer I ask them what it is running. More often then not it is some flavor of Windows. I merely tell them they have two options, load linux which I am happy to do for them and support or pull out their credit card and call Microsoft...Have a nice day..
It has been at least a hour since this was posted and I still do not have screen shots of the penguin frame buffer image booting on a surfboard, it seems the linux community is slow to respond. Of course I know there has got to be at least a half dozen/.'s that are ripping the covers off their modems as we speak.
So what is the bad outcome if this patent is upheld? Oh flash will not work right??? Darn Oh ActiveX controls will not work right???Darn Oh Gator will have a harder time installing???Darn Oh Some memory hogging java applet will not work right??? Darn
Really I can see little downside and a return to NO BS web coding.
Out of all the people you will ever meet that claim to be software developers only about 5% will be good at it. The rest of them are just doing it as a job or because someone told them they could make a living doing it. If you cannot say that you do not mind spending 18 hours a day at a keyboard do not even think about it. Those of us that are in the top 5% will always rule the roost but we always need a few good me to write the BS database apps.
No they should just terminate your access if you are abusing the service. Ask me to define it and I will tell you that now you have connection that is set to 0kb per sec. In most cases your 20 dollar a month connection is not worth even messing with you. Now that was spoken from the point of view of a ISP.
We run into problem customers on occasion running stuff that chews incredible amounts of bandwidth like bit torrent. We hand them a copy of the terms of service which forbids the running of servers. If we see them do it again their connection is terminated immediately. A 20 or 30 dollar connection fee just isn't worth our time, why cap connections when you can just terminate the offenders.
One of the first thing a "REAL" linux administrator does is to disable that functionality in the hint, "inittab" . Change the binding to something like echo "Simulating stupid MCSE computer repair"
Three years where did you get that figure from??? Tell me again what date spirit and opportunity where launched, I thought so just talking out your ass.
Man I have switched every darn box I admin to Mepis. It is debian but damn easy to install and up to date. I was running nearly 30 redhat servers some of them under a support contract...no longer they can blow me..
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Read the following....extremely scary....
Listens on port 3127; accepts a maximum of 3 connections at a time. If the first byte of the recieved data is 0x85, the DLL skips the next byte, then compares the next dword read to 133C9EA2h; if this is true, it accepts the executable from the sender, downloads it to a temp file/directory and runs it.
I dont know what you are running but if I telnet the attachment to my machine I still will not get infected by anything, unless of course I went out of my way and tried to run it under wine...
Yes it does use outlook (the typhoid mary of the internet) to spread itself. I suggest you stick with windows as being a Linux administrator is a very lonely job. It is very much like being a Maytag repairman, nobody ever calls.
If I am not mistaken he is at the helm of a convicted criminal organization. Perhaps we should knight a few drug lords as well. I feel sorry for our friends in the UK that have to endure such humility.
Power and versatility was delivered via the advanced applications developed for each of the robotic functions of the Rover devices, plus their communications links with the landing craft. VxWorks not only served as the ideal development platform for the engineers, it also had to be sufficiently robust itself to ensure it would perform according to plan under the extreme conditions on Mars and during the journey from Earth.
To bad it never makes it to run level three sounds like init is dying..
I saw over at the windriver site that this thing has a proprietary os and only on cpu and only one set of code. Now come on how frigging smart is that? Hell back at work I even have redundant clusters for nearly everything. Relying on a single computer that is a few hundred million miles away is, should I dare say? Retarded..
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Why go to the trouble of converting it to hydrogen when you could just burn it and loose nothing in the process. The conversion process is just going to decrease the efficiency..
RTFA idiot that shit you posted had no scripts or links to scripts. If you would have read the article it has very little to do with xml.
Yes I do agree with you and learned to love apt-get once I switched to a debian distro things became much easier....
All smoke and no fire... Don't talk about it just build it. Personally I think someone should sit down and hack together a install package builder program based on something like gdialog and python that outputs a executable compressed image into a single bin file.
A good installer is not hard to accomplish if the desire for it really exists. It is however one of the most overlooked things as open source programs are involved.
Don't make me go hunting down 20 dependency packages but offer to install them for me. A simple script based on wget can do that...
I am a asshole because I will not work on some spyware / bug / virus infested system only to have to return and do it again the next week??? Well I guess if that is what defines a asshole then I fit the bill perfectly. Most of these people read email create a few documents and surf the web. I put linux on their machines and we never have to fix them again, the machine just simply works from that day forward.
I have a little rule that I follow. As soon as someone asks me to fix their computer I ask them what it is running. More often then not it is some flavor of Windows. I merely tell them they have two options, load linux which I am happy to do for them and support or pull out their credit card and call Microsoft...Have a nice day..
It has been at least a hour since this was posted and I still do not have screen shots of the penguin frame buffer image booting on a surfboard, it seems the linux community is slow to respond. Of course I know there has got to be at least a half dozen /.'s that are ripping the covers off their modems as we speak.
Boy one of those things would make a nice little linux box. How long before someone figures out how to flash it with a 2.6 kernel?????
I triple dog dare you!
So what is the bad outcome if this patent is upheld? Oh flash will not work right??? Darn
Oh ActiveX controls will not work right???Darn
Oh Gator will have a harder time installing???Darn
Oh Some memory hogging java applet will not work right??? Darn
Really I can see little downside and a return to
NO BS web coding.
Why so he can learn VB like you did...??? Yea you are the man!
Out of all the people you will ever meet that claim to be software developers only about 5% will be good at it. The rest of them are just doing it as a job or because someone told them they could make a living doing it. If you cannot say that you do not mind spending 18 hours a day at a keyboard do not even think about it. Those of us that are in the top 5% will always rule the roost but we always need a few good me to write the BS database apps.
No they should just terminate your access if you are abusing the service. Ask me to define it and I will tell you that now you have connection that is set to 0kb per sec. In most cases your 20 dollar a month connection is not worth even messing with you. Now that was spoken from the point of view of a ISP.
We run into problem customers on occasion running stuff that chews incredible amounts of bandwidth like bit torrent. We hand them a copy of the terms of service which forbids the running of servers. If we see them do it again their connection is terminated immediately. A 20 or 30 dollar connection fee just isn't worth our time, why cap connections when you can just terminate the offenders.
One of the first thing a "REAL" linux administrator does is to disable that functionality in the hint, "inittab" . Change the binding to something like echo "Simulating stupid MCSE computer repair"
Booo haa haa haa haaa...
Three years where did you get that figure from??? Tell me again what date spirit and opportunity where launched, I thought so just talking out your ass.
Man I have switched every darn box I admin to Mepis. It is debian but damn easy to install and up to date. I was running nearly 30 redhat servers some of them under a support contract...no longer they can blow me..
Read the following....extremely scary....
Listens on port 3127; accepts a maximum of 3 connections
at a time. If the first byte of the recieved data is
0x85, the DLL skips the next byte, then compares the next
dword read to 133C9EA2h; if this is true, it accepts
the executable from the sender, downloads it to a temp
file/directory and runs it.
I dont know what you are running but if I telnet the attachment to my machine I still will not get infected by anything, unless of course I went out of my way and tried to run it under wine...
Sure, you just keep telling yourself that AC. I did not get a single call about a worm this morning...
Yes it does use outlook (the typhoid mary of the internet) to spread itself. I suggest you stick with windows as being a Linux administrator is a very lonely job. It is very much like being a Maytag repairman, nobody ever calls.
Let's see, should we patch or not....hmmmm...nope, the hell with it I am tired of patching clients.
If I am not mistaken he is at the helm of a convicted criminal organization. Perhaps we should knight a few drug lords as well. I feel sorry for our friends in the UK that have to endure such humility.
From the windriver site....
Power and versatility was delivered via the advanced applications developed for each of the robotic functions of the Rover devices, plus their communications links with the landing craft. VxWorks not only served as the ideal development platform for the engineers, it also had to be sufficiently robust itself to ensure it would perform according to plan under the extreme conditions on Mars and during the journey from Earth.
To bad it never makes it to run level three sounds like init is dying..
I saw over at the windriver site that this thing
has a proprietary os and only on cpu and only one set of code. Now come on how frigging smart is that? Hell back at work I even have redundant clusters for nearly everything. Relying on a single computer that is a few hundred million miles away is, should I dare say? Retarded..