It all sounds more or less like the servicemanager under windows nt+ (or whatever it is called). That one also(?) keeps asking the 'daemon' (or service as they call it) what it is doing if it has sent it a startup or shutdown message.
I might be wrong though, has been a while since I wrote a service for windows.
I found a tool for reading rss-feeds with a bayesian filter on it so that you only get to see the items you're interested in. After learning 100-200 items it works pretty wel. The program is called 'sux0r' and can be found here.
For those who like to give it a try, check my site.
Sorry, I could not resist to reply to this.
Running ntpdate from a cronjob (that's what you're talking about) is silly. You would then still have 59 minutes in which the clock can skew as much as it likes.
If you want to do it the right way, download the ntp client from ntp.org. That one constantly adjusts your clock depending on the skew it carefully measures over a longer period of time.
Sorry for that spam but I think this program might actually be relevant: mboxstats generates a statistical report of a mailbox with information like who wrote the most messages, at what time are the most messages written, what is the most used subject, etc. etc.
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Pfff.
Did you see the version number?
There are tons of things that need to be redone.
For example the commandline parameters. No, not with a switch statement (or even my if-construction) but with getopt() etc.
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If you need something that colorizes and/or does regular expression filtering, merging with other (log-)files, multiple windows, etc. etc. then maybe multitail might come in handy.
Initially I wanted to integrate btail into multitail, but multitail is bloated enough already:-)
Hi,
You might want to give my program recoverdm a try. It is especially aimed at bad CD-roms, but is also usable for disks (harddisks/floppydisks/zipdisks). It repeatingly tries to read the sector and then uses statistics which outcome is supposed to be the most likely.
OkCupid.com is by far the best dating site I've seen. Most datingsites say they can match someone for you by asking only 5-10 questions. That is bollocks. OkCupid takes a different approach: one can answer as much questions on all kinds of personal things as one wants (there are currently aprox. 1700 questions in the database (I, ehr, answered them all:-])). After that, the system can predict quiet good what person would match with you using the answers you gave, the answer you would the other one to give and how important you think that would be. Works like a charm!
Url: www.okcupid.com
I have not heard of it before no, but it is really possible that your files get corrupt since it is flash-media. Meaning that after 100000 writes (if I remember correctly) the device might fail.
So, why don't you complain? Find a point in space and time when no-one is arround and confront him nicely with that his behaviour is annoying. Nicely. No "hey dipshit you're annyoing!" but more something like "could you please clip your nails not at the office? I'm afraid it distracts me of my work" or so.
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It all sounds more or less like the servicemanager under windows nt+ (or whatever it is called). That one also(?) keeps asking the 'daemon' (or service as they call it) what it is doing if it has sent it a startup or shutdown message.
I might be wrong though, has been a while since I wrote a service for windows.
I found a tool for reading rss-feeds with a bayesian filter on it so that you only get to see the items you're interested in. After learning 100-200 items it works pretty wel. The program is called 'sux0r' and can be found here.
For those who like to give it a try, check my site.
You missed my point.
What a great country that Amsterdam must be.
(*cough*)
But what about that recent experiment where they created a mini-blackhole?
:-))
(and I don't mean this experiment
yeah, but it handles spars-files rather funny
Sorry, I could not resist to reply to this.
Running ntpdate from a cronjob (that's what you're talking about) is silly. You would then still have 59 minutes in which the clock can skew as much as it likes.
If you want to do it the right way, download the ntp client from ntp.org. That one constantly adjusts your clock depending on the skew it carefully measures over a longer period of time.
(climbs of soapbox)
Why? There are platforms (maybe there were, not sure) where NULL is actually not the same as 0.
Sorry for that spam but I think this program might actually be relevant: mboxstats generates a statistical report of a mailbox with information like who wrote the most messages, at what time are the most messages written, what is the most used subject, etc. etc.
Pfff.
Did you see the version number?
There are tons of things that need to be redone.
For example the commandline parameters. No, not with a switch statement (or even my if-construction) but with getopt() etc.
If you need something that colorizes and/or does regular expression filtering, merging with other (log-)files, multiple windows, etc. etc. then maybe multitail might come in handy.
:-)
Initially I wanted to integrate btail into multitail, but multitail is bloated enough already
Tremors?
Hi, You might want to give my program recoverdm a try. It is especially aimed at bad CD-roms, but is also usable for disks (harddisks/floppydisks/zipdisks). It repeatingly tries to read the sector and then uses statistics which outcome is supposed to be the most likely.
Yeah, I'm an arrogant asshole too but that doesn't mean that all I say is bullshit! (really)
Hopefully OpenBGPD is not as flawed as OpenNTP is.
Oh, how I pine for the days of vi vs. Emacs.
You must have meant, of course mutt.
For that, you should use NTP.
OkCupid.com is by far the best dating site I've seen. Most datingsites say they can match someone for you by asking only 5-10 questions. That is bollocks. OkCupid takes a different approach: one can answer as much questions on all kinds of personal things as one wants (there are currently aprox. 1700 questions in the database (I, ehr, answered them all :-])). After that, the system can predict quiet good what person would match with you using the answers you gave, the answer you would the other one to give and how important you think that would be. Works like a charm!
Url: www.okcupid.com
Ah, the openntp daemon. That program that always says that it is stratum 2, potentially creating loops (that is a bad thing).
I have not heard of it before no, but it is really possible that your files get corrupt since it is flash-media. Meaning that after 100000 writes (if I remember correctly) the device might fail.
Ok, not as unreliable as floppies but I already had an USB-stick failing multiple times! (directory-sectors garbage)
Tip: start smoking. It will dramatically decrease your abbillity to smell things (especially when exhaling the smoke through your nose).
Ehr, yeah, but how can one contact you? I have quiet a few projects that can use some documentation (http://www.vanheusden.com/Linux/).
If you would like a shell-account for openssource software development on an IRIX system, feel free to contact me: folkert@vanheusden.com
So, why don't you complain?
Find a point in space and time when no-one is arround and confront him nicely with that his behaviour is annoying. Nicely. No "hey dipshit you're annyoing!" but more something like "could you please clip your nails not at the office? I'm afraid it distracts me of my work" or so.