They could program it (in ROM) that a blank password meant to check against any of the mac addresses.
this would mean local access setup CDs would be easier to use, and that nobody outside of LAN would know the default password. This would make sure the types that use setup CDs have it even easier, and would not require burning a unique password into Rom for a hard reset to still match.
I don't think the meta data should be searched off the filesystem, I simply think it should be saved with the file.
full text search isn't searched with the file, but It's still there. I can't think of any logical reason that a file's tags shouldn't be included as extended attributes. I should be able to backup a folder using rsynch, and trust the integrity of my backup.
When I copy the file to a new system, the program that indexes should be able to read the extended attributes, and add those to the index too. How much is truly added to these files relative to an inode? I can't imagine it adding much bloat at all, the largest thing indexed I assume is the full text, and that obviously wouldn't need to be indexed, as it obviously already moves with the file.
things like tags, labels, and icons should move with the file, and hopefully various DEs can arrange to agree on certain things. But even if they didn't, tags would be readable outside of KDE (even if they weren't fast searchable).
The way I see it, the searching/finding database should be redundant of things already available, just faster, and with extended attributes I don't see why that can't be the case.
I still think it'd make sense if all user generated meta data was stored in extended attributes. Then I could back up a file with a program like back in time, and restore it later, or to a different system, and when it got indexed, all my tags etc would be associated with it still.
I imagine it'd make display of tags slightly quicker too, to have them orginized in an item -> data system (the words from your link).
As you appear to know these things, I've been curious, but not enough to really check.
does kde use extended attributes to store the meta data, so that plain old backups don't lose any information, or does it use some other method that requires a separate backup of the database?
you're right, I get the screen space of one spam in a safely isolated place. I also get a ton in my spam box, but my false positives on spam are about one a year, and false negatives are about 6 a year.
considering my junk mail folder gets 30-100/day, It's not really a problem to deal with the one from google.
My initial point was supposed to be that there is a presumption of Christianity (for the white people in the US at lease), so the recognized atheists are going to be over-represented by loud mouths and skew opinion to the negative.
While I try to be live and let live with peoples' religious beliefs, I do draw the line at young earth, I really wish the news media would ask politicians within how many digits they believe the earth's age to be.
Have I not been clear in this thread that I'm an atheist?
but yes, the words like dumbfuck in this context are exactly what I mean. I've never been told I'm a dumbfuck by even the most crazy of Christians, simply that they are praying for me.
My entire point is really that proselytizing atheists are dicks, like proselytizing Christians, and unfortunately, as an atheist we're presumed christian unless we're loud about it.
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I see this as, they cost 48 million over a large selection of banks (1000/each machine to repair).
hardly a terrible attack.
They could program it (in ROM) that a blank password meant to check against any of the mac addresses.
this would mean local access setup CDs would be easier to use, and that nobody outside of LAN would know the default password. This would make sure the types that use setup CDs have it even easier, and would not require burning a unique password into Rom for a hard reset to still match.
I'm aware of that, and a time.will hopefully come when b and i are removed.
Or perhaps I understand content and display separation.
b is a grotesque a tag as blink, both belong in CSS. They are about display, not content.
the tag to use for b is or span with a descriptive class, if you feel strong is not relevant to your context.
the place where this is more obvious is with the i tag, it can mean emphasis, quite, or a title.
How many can tune in an OTA broadcast?
I bet it's a majority (assuming we grant them an antenna), but not an over-whelming one.
But It's appropriate for it to be in CSS, It's a style of display that has to syntax. I wish they'd remove bold and italic too.
Yes, but it was closed source.
we wouldn't of liked it, but we woulda been a whole lot less uppity if we could port to linux and still browse the web.
I don't think the meta data should be searched off the filesystem, I simply think it should be saved with the file.
full text search isn't searched with the file, but It's still there. I can't think of any logical reason that a file's tags shouldn't be included as extended attributes. I should be able to backup a folder using rsynch, and trust the integrity of my backup.
When I copy the file to a new system, the program that indexes should be able to read the extended attributes, and add those to the index too. How much is truly added to these files relative to an inode? I can't imagine it adding much bloat at all, the largest thing indexed I assume is the full text, and that obviously wouldn't need to be indexed, as it obviously already moves with the file.
things like tags, labels, and icons should move with the file, and hopefully various DEs can arrange to agree on certain things. But even if they didn't, tags would be readable outside of KDE (even if they weren't fast searchable).
The way I see it, the searching/finding database should be redundant of things already available, just faster, and with extended attributes I don't see why that can't be the case.
It's /., so someone always reads it for me.
I'm pretty sure it'd make you go blind.
I still think it'd make sense if all user generated meta data was stored in extended attributes. Then I could back up a file with a program like back in time, and restore it later, or to a different system, and when it got indexed, all my tags etc would be associated with it still.
I imagine it'd make display of tags slightly quicker too, to have them orginized in an item -> data system (the words from your link).
I think I read about a windows video editor that worked off of text based script files.
someone complained it didn't exist on linux.
As you appear to know these things, I've been curious, but not enough to really check.
does kde use extended attributes to store the meta data, so that plain old backups don't lose any information, or does it use some other method that requires a separate backup of the database?
Does a password reset lose the key?
Hasn't kde finally gotten their shot together for functioning tags?
you're right, I get the screen space of one spam in a safely isolated place. I also get a ton in my spam box, but my false positives on spam are about one a year, and false negatives are about 6 a year.
considering my junk mail folder gets 30-100/day, It's not really a problem to deal with the one from google.
Presumably if the DRM is written into the console, it will be handled by ms, and there'd be only one always pn scheme to crack.
I assume so.
arguably spotify, but definitely amazon and google music stores.
Spam has been solved for ages from what I can tell. But I use gmail.
Steam like valve? Or is there a new publisher I should be following?
Probably not, their markets have healthy competition.
How is that different to the US which invades any country with decent oil reserves.
Like Canada?
while many millions of its own people barely struggle to survive.
Even in the poorest areas of the US, the trees have leaves, and their are small animals. It really isn't even a vague comparison.
Anyway, hope you like the troll food, I should know better.
That's not true about patents. You need to file in every jurisdiction you want protection in.
Perhaps it is.
My initial point was supposed to be that there is a presumption of Christianity (for the white people in the US at lease), so the recognized atheists are going to be over-represented by loud mouths and skew opinion to the negative.
While I try to be live and let live with peoples' religious beliefs, I do draw the line at young earth, I really wish the news media would ask politicians within how many digits they believe the earth's age to be.
Have I not been clear in this thread that I'm an atheist?
but yes, the words like dumbfuck in this context are exactly what I mean. I've never been told I'm a dumbfuck by even the most crazy of Christians, simply that they are praying for me.
My entire point is really that proselytizing atheists are dicks, like proselytizing Christians, and unfortunately, as an atheist we're presumed christian unless we're loud about it.