Or maybe they'll just think "wow, great! Got another one of those terrorist bastards!"
My initial reaction was to post this article to a few music boards I've frequented. I stopped, however, and changed my mind -deciding not to- because they would have just that exact reaction.
If you look at the numbers, Americans are statistically undecided about who they want to be president. Just about half of the people voted one way and the other half another.
Is http://http// a new protocol? My browser doesn't support it, unfortunately.:~( I was able to find an http-compliant mirror of the sourceforge quake page here, however.
just heard some sad news on talk radio - Father of American Government George Washington was found dead in his Maine home this morning. There weren't any more details. I'm sure everyone in the Slashdot community will miss him - even if you didn't enjoy his work, there's no denying his contributions to American Revolution. Truly an American icon.
(might as well burn some of that precious karma.;))
Actually, it does show up in the status bar for IE 6.0; however I am usually inclined to not blindly click on links from people who have goatse.cx listed as their homepage.;)
I have yet to figure out wether or not there's any benefit to the make world + cflags combo for those of us using older (i686) cpu's. I can say that in my personal experience things such as gnome and mozilla didn't seem to benefit from being compiled with --march=k6 (I'm sure there's a ton of flags I forgot, however).
As far as for-certain-cpu distributions go; aren't most Linux cpu's still compiled for i386 computers?
Slashdot Mirror
Better tell these people, then.
Will they roll to the left, or to the right? THAT is what most slashdotters want to know most!
My initial reaction was to post this article to a few music boards I've frequented. I stopped, however, and changed my mind -deciding not to- because they would have just that exact reaction.
Don't blame ME, I voted for KODOS.
'Preview'...I can't say I'm familiar with the concept; is that anything like 'reading the instruction manual' or 'asking for directions'?
Ack, my turn to look like a dick.
oh well..wonder what hell-in-a-bag tastes like? I think I'm going to go eat some.
oh, and: http://sourceforge.net/projects/quake
Is http://http// a new protocol? My browser doesn't support it, unfortunately. :~(
I was able to find an http-compliant mirror of the sourceforge quake page here, however.
just heard some sad news on talk radio - Father of American Government George Washington was found dead in his Maine home this morning. There weren't any more details. I'm sure everyone in the Slashdot community will miss him - even if you didn't enjoy his work, there's no denying his contributions to American Revolution. Truly an American icon.
;))
(might as well burn some of that precious karma.
FreeDOS runs great in bochs, failing that, it comes with Dosemu (if you're using linux) by default.
My last gf was using Linux in 95; and she's a long ways from the IT field.
;)
She used it 'cos at the time unix (we know linux isn't unix, thanks) powered this new-fangled thing called the internet...
By all accounts, Linux should have taken over in 96 or 98.
Hey, one out of five isn't bad for a start!!
I don't have the exact link handy, but surf over to goatse.cx and you should find it off of the main page.
Actually; I would agree with you except for who submitted the story. Being accepted was probably the last thing that particular troll was expecting.
Best Torll EVA
while I'm at it; fp!
outside of: "Tabbed browsing r0}{!!!"
What spiffy DRM features it brought over to Linux.
Take THAT you old microsoft monopoly!!!
You're thinking of Yahoo. I have been under the (mistaken?) impression that Google uses Linux.
What measures are YOU taking to cope with the unholy convergence of 04/01 and Troll Tuesday?
Is there a bombshelter strong enough?
Actually, it does show up in the status bar for IE 6.0; however I am usually inclined to not blindly click on links from people who have goatse.cx listed as their homepage. ;)
I'll be amused when OpenBSD can run Linux apps in FreeBSD compatibility mode faster than FreeBSD can.
I have yet to figure out wether or not there's any benefit to the make world + cflags combo for those of us using older (i686) cpu's. I can say that in my personal experience things such as gnome and mozilla didn't seem to benefit from being compiled with --march=k6 (I'm sure there's a ton of flags I forgot, however).
As far as for-certain-cpu distributions go; aren't most Linux cpu's still compiled for i386 computers?
Of the BSD's you have mentioned, OpenBSD cannot run Mozilla, and has zero support for SMP. In many people's opinion, that makes it 'stale'.