The main problem with cryogenics is that in order to prevent having ice crystals form and destroy the organ (think "freezer burn") each one has to be frozen at a specific rate under specific conditions. This is fine for freezing a heart for transport, but freeze a whole human and you basicly pulp most of their internal organs.
Wow, another M programmer!
Isn't scoping what the NEW command is for? If you use the argumentsless DO command, you can even get dynamic scoping.
TEST
W !,$ZV
N X
S X=4
W !,X
D
. N X
. S X=5
. W !,X
W !,X
D TEST
Produces:
Open M [ISM] for OpenVMS V7.x (Alpha) 6.4-F.12 (build-02) 11-MAY-1998 14:15:01.6
4
5
4
Granted stuff like N X S X=5
FS X=$O(^GLOB("TEST",X)) Q:X=""D
.;;STUFF
I think it's more his right to have his actions weighed by a real person with a faculty for reason. If you run a red on a back road at 2am because you're tired (not drunk) and you get pulled over, a lot of cops will let you off with a written warning, especially if you don't have any recent violations. You'd get no such clemency from an automated video system.
I always thought that the rasteferian refrences were a nod to Gibson. In Neuromancer Case stops off in the Zion cluster to get help from the rastas, the rastas refer to the corporate society enslaved by tech as Babylon, etc..
I forget the exact designation, but AFAIK the physical line that the DSL is running over is part of their required tariff schedule. i.e., they have to offer/support it. So if you have issues with your local loop and they are not being resposive to you, then by all means report them to you PUC.
Mine routinely overheats and starts skipping after 90 minutes of DVD play. I've tested this by letting it cool down for half an hour and returning to the same spot, play fine then. The audio also occasionaly falls out of sync and I have to pause/unpause the movie to resync it.
That could work, only problem is if a machine was particularly obscure, it could fall off Freenet from not getting requested often enough. I suppose you could store the whole zone file under an SSK so it could be updated too. I doubt that an entire domain on a healthy Freenet would dissapear.
Just curious: would it be possible for local ISPs (who probably move a lot faster than AT&T et al) to roll out IPv6 to their local customers, and then tunnel it across the back bone? i.e., upgrade bottom up instead of top down.
You don't need to rewrite gethostbyname(), just distribute a small cacheing-only DNS server that only accepts connections on 127.* Allow users to configure it so that it can query the various registries in any order, and have them point their DNS at 127.0.0.1
I used to swear by WD, but now I now longer buy them. I've just had too many problems with them, the last two I bought did the grind of death within months of being installed.
I noticed this when my my CPU stayed pegged at 100% for most of the day. Not only was logrotate going crazy rotating thousands of *.gz files, but slocate was taking forever to grind through the mail and news log directories.
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The main problem with cryogenics is that in order to prevent having ice crystals form and destroy the organ (think "freezer burn") each one has to be frozen at a specific rate under specific conditions. This is fine for freezing a heart for transport, but freeze a whole human and you basicly pulp most of their internal organs.
Wow, another M programmer!
;;STUFF
;-)
Isn't scoping what the NEW command is for? If you use the argumentsless DO command, you can even get dynamic scoping.
TEST
W !,$ZV
N X
S X=4
W !,X
D
. N X
. S X=5
. W !,X
W !,X
D TEST
Produces:
Open M [ISM] for OpenVMS V7.x (Alpha) 6.4-F.12 (build-02) 11-MAY-1998 14:15:01.6
4
5
4
Granted stuff like
N X S X=5
FS X=$O(^GLOB("TEST",X)) Q:X=""D
.
Can be tricky to parse at a glance
Compiling just the browser yields a 2.9M dist/bin directory.This was as of just before Northpoint croaked and I stopped doing nightly builds. >:-(
I'm no pilot, but I would guess that rapid changes in direction at mach 5 would be ill-advised ;-)
but what is to say you can't use food oil tomorrow (i.e. recursive production :-) ?
Thermodynamics, Law 2.
I think it's more his right to have his actions weighed by a real person with a faculty for reason. If you run a red on a back road at 2am because you're tired (not drunk) and you get pulled over, a lot of cops will let you off with a written warning, especially if you don't have any recent violations. You'd get no such clemency from an automated video system.
I always thought that the rasteferian refrences were a nod to Gibson. In Neuromancer Case stops off in the Zion cluster to get help from the rastas, the rastas refer to the corporate society enslaved by tech as Babylon, etc..
I forget the exact designation, but AFAIK the physical line that the DSL is running over is part of their required tariff schedule. i.e., they have to offer/support it. So if you have issues with your local loop and they are not being resposive to you, then by all means report them to you PUC.
Sure he does, I got this account ~sept '97
Another Dom, neat!
-Dom
Caffine is a diuretic (sp), it depletes your body of water. eg, When you drink cofee you piss out most of the water you drank.
What else, the text of beowulf.
Yuk, yuk, yuk.
Mine routinely overheats and starts skipping after 90 minutes of DVD play. I've tested this by letting it cool down for half an hour and returning to the same spot, play fine then. The audio also occasionaly falls out of sync and I have to pause/unpause the movie to resync it.
Actually, Texas is a republic. I don't know if it's true, but I heard they have to re-ratify their membership in the Union every few years.
Many DVD players do not have passthroughs.
Remove any spaces that /. inserts
W 4g1y0-oFhYMK0AKA
h tm l
freenet:CHK@L~ijwvGY4muOIqcqPb2HSBlhxEYOAwE,Ol4HR
freenet:KSK@www.discover.com/mar_01/featrobots.
That could work, only problem is if a machine was particularly obscure, it could fall off Freenet from not getting requested often enough. I suppose you could store the whole zone file under an SSK so it could be updated too. I doubt that an entire domain on a healthy Freenet would dissapear.
Option Explicit
Dim oRS, index
Set oRS = Server.CreateObject( "ADODB.RecordSet" )
Call oRS.Open( "SELECT foo FROM blahblah...", _
"DSN=A_MySQL_DSN;UID=auser;PWD=pass", _
adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly )
For index = 0 To oRS.RecordCount
'Process data
Next
Call oRS.Close()
%>
You may have to use the numeric values of the Open() constants, I forget if loading the library is suffecient to define them.
Just curious: would it be possible for local ISPs (who probably move a lot faster than AT&T et al) to roll out IPv6 to their local customers, and then tunnel it across the back bone? i.e., upgrade bottom up instead of top down.
You don't need to rewrite gethostbyname(), just distribute a small cacheing-only DNS server that only accepts connections on 127.* Allow users to configure it so that it can query the various registries in any order, and have them point their DNS at 127.0.0.1
No problem. You may just have to rm -rf news and recreate the directory. I was getting argument list too long errors when trying to rm news/*.gz.*
Are you sure that is a good idea? Freenet is kinda high latency for something that needs to read data as often as DNS.
Exactly what I've switched to. You pay a bit of a premium, but it's better than the Maxtor shite at the local CompUSA.
I used to swear by WD, but now I now longer buy them. I've just had too many problems with them, the last two I bought did the grind of death within months of being installed.
This is a known issue with logrotate in 7.1. There is a fix for it:
M DK A-2000-009-1.php3?dis=7.1
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/security/2000/
I noticed this when my my CPU stayed pegged at 100% for most of the day. Not only was logrotate going crazy rotating thousands of *.gz files, but slocate was taking forever to grind through the mail and news log directories.