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  1. Tycho! on Light Echoes Solve Mystery of Tycho's Supernova · · Score: 1, Funny

    Did anyone else know that web comics predated the Internet? Tycho Brahe has been keeping it real for hundreds of years!

    http://www.penny-arcade.com

  2. Re:It's not much on Slashdot Updates · · Score: 1

    From Jared's Profile:
    i am a servant of jesus christ.


    Hmmm. Ok.

    when you start asking me for money, for something i enjoy, is when i hit the pavement.

    Hey, Jared, wwjd?

    Do you tithe to whatever church you attend? Do you enjoy church?

    You're being a bit hypocritical, imho.

    No, the funds for a subscription won't go to charity work, but they probably will ensure that Slashdot and the people who work hard on it will be around for people to enjoy.

  3. whine whine whine on Slashdot Updates · · Score: 1

    Geez, cut Taco some slack.

    I read Slashdot. I enjoy Slashdot. I don't even have a newspaper subscription...but I'm sure as hell going to get a Slashdot subscription.

    'nuff said.

  4. Re:My tcsh prompt on What Does Your Command Prompt Look Like? · · Score: 1

    wow, i really screwed that up.

    gg, html.

    admin01[/home/mcconngl](4)
    root@admin01[/root](5)

    the prompt will only show down to two directories in the prompt (the two most recent) and will show a number showing shell lvl if you go deeper in shells

    id | grep -s 'uid=0(' > /dev/null
    if ( $status == 0 ) then
    set prompt = "%Broot%b@%m[%C2](\!) "
    else
    [ $SHLVL -ge 2 ]
    if ( $status == 0 ) then
    set prompt = "%m[%C3]%B|$SHLVL|%b(\!) "
    else
    set prompt = "%m[%C3](\!) "
    endif
    endif

  5. My tcsh prompt on What Does Your Command Prompt Look Like? · · Score: 1

    looks like this: admin01[/home/mcconngl](3) root@admin01[/root](5) it will only show down to two directories in the prompt (the two most recent) and will show a number showing shell lvl if you go deeper in shells. id | grep -s 'uid=0(' > /dev/null if ( $status == 0 ) then set prompt = "%Broot%b@%m[%C2](\!) " else [ $SHLVL -ge 2 ] if ( $status == 0 ) then set prompt = "%m[%C3]%B|$SHLVL|%b(\!) " else set prompt = "%m[%C3](\!) " endif endif