No, Luke's "conversations" with r2 in 5&6 were just as one-sided as those a parent has with a pre-lingual infant (except the ones when he's in the x-wing and he's reading the translation on the screen). There's no point at which r2 conveys anything more than emotion.
your point is valid, but in fact a linux user wouldn't really need to know that the equivalent of 'add/remove programs' is kudzu. In theory the shell (KDE/Gnome/etc...) would call it something sensible in its menus (and on the whole they do now).
As an aside, the windows program for adding/removing programs is called appwiz.cpl but most people don't need to know that, it's just another icon in the control panel.
ms had a ppc version of nt back in the day. they never released it though, and i believe it was supposed to be a secret, but i played on an old ibm chirp box running nt when i was there...
Actually there have been many attempts to ban so-called "Saturday Night Specials": low cost firearms that are often the only option for minorities seeking protection. I thought the racist nature of gun control was common knowledge. Where have you been hiding?
no, X11 isn't slow because it uses sockets, X11 is slow because it uses Xlib. The density of your protocol is irrelevant if it can't support the kinds of data you're trying to send. For example, look at the Xlib traffic needed to communicate a simple button click using your favorite widget set (and the context switches involved). Sockets or not, that shit is SLOW.
how to reduce fan noise and wasted desk-space? put your computer on the floor.
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vs.net is excellent as an all-round development tool, but nothing comes close to IDEA for code manipulation features. i wish intellij did a version for.NET.
eh? SUS integrates with active directory and active directory allows group policy objects on individual machines, or groups of machines. Patching office is easy, just push the.msi out through AD.
yup, but the difference is that most self-respecting windows devs/admins probably have a linux/bsd box lying around to play/learn/use and they respect it for what it is and can have rational discussions about the differences between to two camps. The reverse is rarely true.
No, that is NOT true. The service can be running as any user on windows and you can still gain Administrator privileges
No, that is NOT true. The NT seccurity model does not allow you to do this (without correctly authenticating as a user that is a member of the Administrators group). You can only do that if you're exploiting a bug in the code. If you're exploiting bugs in code, then you're operating outside the design of the security model.
Sure, there are bugs in windows (as there are bugs in every OS) but that's outside the scope of this thread's discussion.
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nice, and here's the same but with the new layout.
Is it just me, or did anyone read "coastline north of Cape Town" and think "no shit!"
that's supposed to do something? i just compiled and ran it just fine, no crashes or anything. and you point was?
No, Luke's "conversations" with r2 in 5&6 were just as one-sided as those a parent has with a pre-lingual infant (except the ones when he's in the x-wing and he's reading the translation on the screen). There's no point at which r2 conveys anything more than emotion.
Real: just about anything from the MIT Leg Lab.
As an aside, the windows program for adding/removing programs is called appwiz.cpl but most people don't need to know that, it's just another icon in the control panel.
ms had a ppc version of nt back in the day. they never released it though, and i believe it was supposed to be a secret, but i played on an old ibm chirp box running nt when i was there...
Actually there have been many attempts to ban so-called "Saturday Night Specials": low cost firearms that are often the only option for minorities seeking protection. I thought the racist nature of gun control was common knowledge. Where have you been hiding?
I doubt the jews, gypsies, gays and other persecuted minorities were all that worried about changes to the tax laws.
photoshop gives me a 2-color gif of only 45 bytes. and this one is 224 bytes inline:
BTW: to get documentation on errors you can place the cursor in the 'LNK1181' text in the output window and hit F1.
how about the button rendering?
no, X11 isn't slow because it uses sockets, X11 is slow because it uses Xlib. The density of your protocol is irrelevant if it can't support the kinds of data you're trying to send. For example, look at the Xlib traffic needed to communicate a simple button click using your favorite widget set (and the context switches involved). Sockets or not, that shit is SLOW.
and Haiti, Macedonia, and ongoing operations in Colombia and the Philippines.
cheerio.
tripthong: falling flat on your face after getting out of bed the morning after a particularly successful date.
how to reduce fan noise and wasted desk-space? put your computer on the floor.
vs.net is excellent as an all-round development tool, but nothing comes close to IDEA for code manipulation features. i wish intellij did a version for .NET.
eh? SUS integrates with active directory and active directory allows group policy objects on individual machines, or groups of machines. Patching office is easy, just push the .msi out through AD.
yup, but the difference is that most self-respecting windows devs/admins probably have a linux/bsd box lying around to play/learn/use and they respect it for what it is and can have rational discussions about the differences between to two camps. The reverse is rarely true.
think about that for a while, and then think about your whole argument.
Sure, there are bugs in windows (as there are bugs in every OS) but that's outside the scope of this thread's discussion.