It's really a nice number. You may be aware of its factors (2*11497)... Yes, it's quite pleasant here. Thanks for inquiring and have a pleasant day. ~~G
A "theory" is one of those not-quite-precise-enough words of which people may hold reasonably different definitions. We should just call it the "Axiom of Evolution" -- that will keep the philosophers happy. People can choose different sets of axioms, just be prepared to see where they lead.
Easy: I want it to have the same form factor as my HP200LX, i.e. with a "real" keyboard for input but I can put the thing in my pocket. Must run Linux, but port the best of HP's PIM software from DOS, all based on a simple built-in database engine, which drove the appointment book, phone book, todo list, etc. Must have a built in RPN calculator. Must have instant on and off: no rebooting unless you ask for it, which requires constant memory.
C'mon, I was doing this (and Lotus 1-2-3 too) on the 200LX ten years ago! I just want it to run Linux now. Is this so hard?
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It's really a nice number. You may be aware of its factors (2*11497)... Yes, it's quite pleasant here. Thanks for inquiring and have a pleasant day. ~~G
A "theory" is one of those not-quite-precise-enough words of which people may hold reasonably different definitions. We should just call it the "Axiom of Evolution" -- that will keep the philosophers happy. People can choose different sets of axioms, just be prepared to see where they lead.
And Robert Heinlein's "The Rolling Stones" was published in 1952.
Easy: I want it to have the same form factor as my HP200LX, i.e. with a "real" keyboard for input but I can put the thing in my pocket. Must run Linux, but port the best of HP's PIM software from DOS, all based on a simple built-in database engine, which drove the appointment book, phone book, todo list, etc. Must have a built in RPN calculator. Must have instant on and off: no rebooting unless you ask for it, which requires constant memory.
C'mon, I was doing this (and Lotus 1-2-3 too) on the 200LX ten years ago! I just want it to run Linux now. Is this so hard?
> Why, then, the world's mine oyster, Which I with sword will open.
Sorry, friend, you open the oyster with the Trident.
The one thing I'd like to see is Richard Stallman's .emacs init file.
Right, and OJ is hard at work looking for the real killer(s)...
Microsoft FOCAL ?
Thanks for the swedish information.
For those moderators who don't have a Star Trek clue, it refers to Scotty's line in "A Piece of the Action" when he doesn't know what a `heater' is.
Lt Uhuru: access the language databanks and find out what a "heter" is...
VOS, an OS which runs on Stratus computers, uses ">" as its directory separator character.