I remember compiling some arbitrary precision c++ code I wrote with various -O(some number) flags using pgcc, and getting differing behaviors with differing optimization levels. I wonder if this would still be the case with a current version of pgcc...
It should also be noted that the two curves will meet, and outside this meeting the function does not exist. This is because, as the distance between a point (x,y) and the origin becomes astronomically large, the quantity 1-2x^2-2y^2+f(x,y)^2 becomes negative (in fact, astronomically large distances should not be needed: a distance of 2 might do). So, the graph becomes a closed solid at some points vertical to 2x^2+2y^2-f(x,y)^2 == 1 in the xy-plane. Does that make any sense?:)
> Is it just me or are the IQ's of lawyers a direct inverse proportion to their price tag? Don't you mean to instead refer to the IQ's of judges who believe the high-prices lawyers?:)
I did a similar thing a couple weeks ago, only in my case she answered and I actually asked her out before I found out she had a boyfriend. It sure made the class I have with her feel pretty weird from then on...
At least it's relatively obvious when they bust down your door and you can actually make sure they really have a warrant. Why would they necessarily *need* a warrant to snoop on your computer? How can you check if they had one if you never knew they were there?
You are obviously correct that XFree86 is not part of the kernel. But, for what must be at least 90% of cases of the use of the term, XFree86 *is* part of the OS.
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If you're on redhat 6, don't use pump. Update to the latest version of dhcpcd, and modify the ifup scripts to invoke dhcpcd with a -h command line parameter instead of pump.
If you're up this late on Friday night reading slashdot, you needn't use a mirror. I just downloaded the whole thing at about 300k/s straight from ftp.gnu.org.:)
Most EULA's I've seen use opening the CD as a symbol of agreement, while you must only open the box to read it. IANAL, but I would not be too afraid to wholly ignore any EULA such as you describe.
I downloaded the linux fullcircle binaries, and the thing won't even stay running long enough to pop up a window. M7 did the same thing. This is on a current snapshot of debian potato. Anyone else experience anything similar?
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Around here, if your grades in math aren't good enough to be a computer science major, you can become a math major instead.
Lovely, isn't it?
I remember compiling some arbitrary precision c++ code I wrote with various -O(some number) flags using pgcc, and getting differing behaviors with differing optimization levels. I wonder if this would still be the case with a current version of pgcc...
slashdot Jean McGrath story
Have you really forgotten the story about Jean McGrath so quickly? :)
Is this the real Bruce, or an impostor?
I've gotten cute chicks talking to me by wearing this shirt:
/t006.pl?2
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http://copyleft.net/cgi-bin/copyleft
I'm sure the DeCSS one would at least work some of the time, too.
Net filters cost money!
another wildcat article
an unscientific but humorous poll
It should also be noted that the two curves will meet, and outside this meeting the function does not exist. This is because, as the distance between a point (x,y) and the origin becomes astronomically large, the quantity 1-2x^2-2y^2+f(x,y)^2 becomes negative (in fact, astronomically large distances should not be needed: a distance of 2 might do). So, the graph becomes a closed solid at some points vertical to 2x^2+2y^2-f(x,y)^2 == 1 in the xy-plane. Does that make any sense? :)
I'm going to sleep now, and when I wake up I will be going to the gym, not reading slashdot, so don't expect swift replies from me.
click on my user URL, and then click "slashdot" to at least see something
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sorry but I refuse to type that kind of crap in plain old text
> And guess what? The contents on a DVD are private property!
That's right. They are *YOUR* private property when you buy the DVD. Only the right to make copies is the private property of the studios.
> Is it just me or are the IQ's of lawyers a direct inverse proportion to their price tag? Don't you mean to instead refer to the IQ's of judges who believe the high-prices lawyers? :)
I did a similar thing a couple weeks ago, only in my case she answered and I actually asked her out before I found out she had a boyfriend. It sure made the class I have with her feel pretty weird from then on...
At least it's relatively obvious when they bust down your door and you can actually make sure they really have a warrant. Why would they necessarily *need* a warrant to snoop on your computer? How can you check if they had one if you never knew they were there?
MS is in for some trouble if too many of their beta testers have this "it works on my single installation, it should work everywhere" attitude.
Did you use gimp scripts for the title images?
You are obviously correct that XFree86 is not part of the kernel. But, for what must be at least 90% of cases of the use of the term, XFree86 *is* part of the OS.
I can't get to www.windows2000test.com either.
If you're on redhat 6, don't use pump. Update to the latest version of dhcpcd, and modify the ifup scripts to invoke dhcpcd with a -h command line parameter instead of pump.
If you're up this late on Friday night reading slashdot, you needn't use a mirror. I just downloaded the whole thing at about 300k/s straight from ftp.gnu.org. :)
Most EULA's I've seen use opening the CD as a symbol of agreement, while you must only open the box to read it. IANAL, but I would not be too afraid to wholly ignore any EULA such as you describe.
I downloaded the linux fullcircle binaries, and the thing won't even stay running long enough to pop up a window. M7 did the same thing. This is on a current snapshot of debian potato. Anyone else experience anything similar?
I've preordered a paper copy of Havoc Penington's GPLed (or some similar license, AFAIK) gnome manual. For money. And I don't think I'm the only one.
BSD and MIT licensed code isn't propietary, though. What exactly are you trying to say?