Linux uses ALL available memory for caching. The difference is that it releases caches for general use as needed, so you don't notice the fact. I know Windows preloads a lot of DLLs, but I'd imagine it only hangs onto the most recently used ones when memory dips below a safe level.
Legendary for squeezing the most out of a tight budget (El Mariachi probably cost less than the Columbia Lady intro animation;). Independent for doing the editing by himself.
I noticed they actually had an entry for homo sapiens, which is better than many books of that sort remember. That puts it one step ahead of print already:)
Zip compresses each file in an archive individually.
Tar+gzip compresses the entire contents as a whole - meaning better compression than zip archives (unless you add uncompressed files to an archive, THEN compress the entire archive..)
WinZip supports tar+gzip archives, from what I remember, but WinRAR supports.gz, tar.gz,.bz2 and.tar.bz2 files, so why use anything else on Windows?
Then again, you could use solid RAR archives. Generally the best size+performance ratio I've tried of these (all compressed as a whole, some error recovery).
My Azureus usually eats up 15-20% of my CPU time and 50-100MB of RAM. That's with just one or two files shared - it doesn't seem to release the memory after removing torrents, either. Still, it's the best interface:/
Looks fishy to me, too, even being the Linux nut that I am. But..are the bugs in Windows mostly kernel-related or other software? If it's kernel-related, counting the rest pulls the average down, making Windows look better:)
All Deluxe cards have dual, yes, and the second NIC is a wonky 3Com variant that still is problematic. The nvnet driver is still in NVidia's latest downloadable nForce kernel drivers, too.
I'm not so sure the nForce chipset is superior, at least not the nvnet bit. I've tried both the NVidia driver and the reverse-engineered forcedeth driver, but neither lets me use the network at all.
From what I can tell, I am not alone, either. Google has many stories involving non-functional nForce 2/3 integrated NICs.
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Yes, there are other countries.
Or how about satanic games, for that matter? I'd love to see some
*really* "evil" games >:)
Down with the Devil!
A native speaker should always handle the translations, ;)
preferably someone who can actually write
Hoary is the current release. Consider it the same as Debian Stable ;)
for all intents. It may differ in practice, though
Linux uses ALL available memory for caching. The difference is that
it releases caches for general use as needed, so you don't notice
the fact. I know Windows preloads a lot of DLLs, but I'd imagine it
only hangs onto the most recently used ones when memory dips below
a safe level.
So not quite like VMWare after all, but more like Win4Lin,
and its precursor for SCO operating systems (Merge)?
The 2005 awards have been handed out, but this is a candidate for ;)
the 2006 Ig Nobel Award
Not much freedom in Europe, either:
http://killhim.nu/
Legendary for squeezing the most out of a tight budget (El Mariachi ;).
probably cost less than the Columbia Lady intro animation
Independent for doing the editing by himself.
I've known two people named Gandalf. One wasn't even a Tolkien fan,
and his parents had just picked a name they overheard and liked.
But naming your kid Firiona Vie is beyond sad.
Adding to that: There are good times and there are bad times for
human sacrifice. Some people need to know.
I noticed they actually had an entry for homo sapiens, which is better :)
than many books of that sort remember. That puts it one step ahead
of print already
This also means we're one step closer to the fast building of today's :)
real-time strategy games
..except for "W 0lverine" on Protector, of course. And Mr. Incredible
and..
Zip and gzip use the same compression.
.gz, tar.gz, .bz2 and .tar.bz2 files, so why use anything else
Zip compresses each file in an archive individually.
Tar+gzip compresses the entire contents as a whole - meaning better
compression than zip archives (unless you add uncompressed files to
an archive, THEN compress the entire archive..)
WinZip supports tar+gzip archives, from what I remember, but WinRAR
supports
on Windows?
Then again, you could use solid RAR archives. Generally the best
size+performance ratio I've tried of these (all compressed as a whole,
some error recovery).
My Azureus usually eats up 15-20% of my CPU time and 50-100MB of RAM. :/
That's with just one or two files shared - it doesn't seem to release the
memory after removing torrents, either. Still, it's the best interface
I think the Eggs are causing it. For the sake of humanity, switch them all off NOW!
The only good thing to come out of Electronic Arts was their IFF EA 85 data format standard. It is more or less to binary what XML is to text.
Not just a couple - I had it *eight years* ago with Storebrand..
I'd sort differently. If it's not from a mailing-list I voluntarily joined,
and it has an unsubscribe link, it's most definitely spam.
Looks fishy to me, too, even being the Linux nut that I am. :)
But..are the bugs in Windows mostly kernel-related or other software?
If it's kernel-related, counting the rest pulls the average down, making
Windows look better
All Deluxe cards have dual, yes, and the second NIC is a wonky 3Com
variant that still is problematic. The nvnet driver is still in NVidia's
latest downloadable nForce kernel drivers, too.
I'm not so sure the nForce chipset is superior, at least not the nvnet
bit. I've tried both the NVidia driver and the reverse-engineered
forcedeth driver, but neither lets me use the network at all.
From what I can tell, I am not alone, either. Google has many stories
involving non-functional nForce 2/3 integrated NICs.
I get 6 megs of traffic UP from the average MMO if I sit all weekend.
What the hell is Steam sending?
Let's say SEGA send a cease & decist to server admins in Sweden:. txt
s e.txt
http://static.thepiratebay.org/sega_mail
Their reply would basically be "sod off":
http://static.thepiratebay.org/sega_respon
Wonderful country, that.