Better still, record number of one-off accounts with names like d1b946b97d71423f365fa797d1428e1847c0bec1 that look like
#include "small_patch_preempted_by_fascist_Filter_error_ hmm_wonder_what_that_means_WRT_popularity_of_once_great_site as_I_break_this_up_to_work_around_yet_another_asinine_error.c"
I'm hoping to acquire the skillz.
While stuck in the Manchester, NH airport, I've just had my first bootable 2.6.26-rc4 compile.
With my Intel ICH7 drive, the ata_piix module apparently wasn't initializing things, and I had no/sys/block entries, and thus no/dev entries available after mdev to mount and boot.
Everything is easy when you know how to do it, but the make menuconfig options had change enough from my previous bootable 2.6.25.x image that I was hating life for a while.
Documentation? Stuff that: let's easter egg!
Also, whatever change was made to change the resulting device from/dev/sda to/dev/hda was _particularly_ painful. Hope that doesn't flop around like a politician too much in the future.:/
(Thank god that ordeal's over)
So, after the break-in, during the post-mortem...
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Rails 2.1 Is Now Available
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· Score: 4, Insightful
PHB: "butbutbut...we used safe tool X, that was supposed to protect us from butter overflows!"
Skillz: "So they nailed you with SQL injection.
There is no substitute for knowing WTF."
I'm not claiming that C/C++ are a great choice for web programming, merely bristling at the rejection as "unsafe".
"MagLev, Ruby VM on Gemstone OODB, Wows RailsConf"
Some magnetic levitation involving rubies, VM (Ware?), more gems, object oriented databases (didn't they die?), World of Warcraft, rails (magnetic levitation again?), and, finally, conference.
Doesn't the Lameness Filter usually take care of this sort of thing?
UML can be a fantastic way to manage a problem, so long as you hold before yourself the ultimate truth that a "government solution" is like a "smart manager".
>by and for people who are too 1337 for regular Gentoo.
The greatness of Gentoo has been its flexibility. The downfall has been the focus on 'fun' at the expense of good engineering.
The bigger headz are rebelling and pursuing something better engineered.
Some stuff is just unspeakably evil, or unspeakably dumb.
A market for medical knowledge gained unethically, for example.
This is one of those can/should discussions: the fact that an action is possible doesn't make it a bright idea: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs-ATG1AP3E
What about the 'trons?
Some of that older stuff draws a not-insignificant amount of current, no? Nice gadget, but if it adds $5/month to the electric bill to just turn it on and fuggedaboudit, that adds up.
Slashdot Mirror
If it can help me find my socks...
Slashdot moderation is frequently as meaningful as a campaign promise.
Bob
Better still, record number of one-off accounts with names like d1b946b97d71423f365fa797d1428e1847c0bec1 that look like
#include "small_patch_preempted_by_fascist_Filter_error_ hmm_wonder_what_that_means_WRT_popularity_of_once_great_site as_I_break_this_up_to_work_around_yet_another_asinine_error.c"
I'm hoping to acquire the skillz. /sys/block entries, and thus no /dev entries available after mdev to mount and boot. /dev/sda to /dev/hda was _particularly_ painful. Hope that doesn't flop around like a politician too much in the future. :/
While stuck in the Manchester, NH airport, I've just had my first bootable 2.6.26-rc4 compile.
With my Intel ICH7 drive, the ata_piix module apparently wasn't initializing things, and I had no
Everything is easy when you know how to do it, but the make menuconfig options had change enough from my previous bootable 2.6.25.x image that I was hating life for a while.
Documentation? Stuff that: let's easter egg!
Also, whatever change was made to change the resulting device from
(Thank god that ordeal's over)
Also, w3m runs nicely as an inferior process under emacs.
http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/emacs-w3m#WThreeM
PHB: "butbutbut...we used safe tool X, that was supposed to protect us from butter overflows!"
Skillz: "So they nailed you with SQL injection. There is no substitute for knowing WTF."
I'm not claiming that C/C++ are a great choice for web programming, merely bristling at the rejection as "unsafe".
Actually, EverythingButTheCamelCase made sense.
"MagLev, Ruby VM on Gemstone OODB, Wows RailsConf"
Some magnetic levitation involving rubies, VM (Ware?), more gems, object oriented databases (didn't they die?), World of Warcraft, rails (magnetic levitation again?), and, finally, conference.
Doesn't the Lameness Filter usually take care of this sort of thing?
UML can be a fantastic way to manage a problem, so long as you hold before yourself the ultimate truth that a "government solution" is like a "smart manager".
http://user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net/
Yes, partially.
>by and for people who are too 1337 for regular Gentoo.
The greatness of Gentoo has been its flexibility. The downfall has been the focus on 'fun' at the expense of good engineering.
The bigger headz are rebelling and pursuing something better engineered.
(Psst: the Gaelic in your sig contains some misspellings.)
Oh, wait, that was Bob Pittman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3FnpaWQJO0
(gentooflects)
WTF
Ivana Trump-like woman on sidewalk with using a cane to move a manila envelope forward.
On her shoulder, of course: PRADA.
Some stuff is just unspeakably evil, or unspeakably dumb.
A market for medical knowledge gained unethically, for example.
This is one of those can/should discussions: the fact that an action is possible doesn't make it a bright idea: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs-ATG1AP3E
It would be nicer to say it's a Piece of WoRK.
I'll attempt a radical paraphrase: "Form follows function, not process."
What about the 'trons?
Some of that older stuff draws a not-insignificant amount of current, no? Nice gadget, but if it adds $5/month to the electric bill to just turn it on and fuggedaboudit, that adds up.