Isn't saying "the same should apply to boys", and assuming the reader understands why, relying on a similar level of sense as the conclusion of the article itself?
I found that learning about the toolchains, the reasons for having sources (or just headers) available on-system, and compiling my own apps from sources has had the effect of really showing me (and others, who I've had go through these concepts) how the openness of linux ties in with programming and creating software.
It was so good! I remember buying it at some gas station or something when we were on vacation out west as a little kid. They had a buncha Apogee-era 3.5" disk packs and I remember thinking the packaging looked awesome.:)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_Bash
The blue quote from the article was originally presented in beta, as a response to the issue which I believe was covered on/. at the time.
Anyway, they said they fixed it in the patch after the issue came up and was addressed by said blue poster.
I thought the reputable mfgs had already jumped on the bandwagon where they use kibi-/mebi-/etc prefixes to denotes powers of 2?
See IEEE 1541.
Following this standard, the change makes sense. Either that or they should have switched to the binary prefixes.
So how long til someone creates a workaround that maximizes net bandwidth (not just setting hard caps on your speeds) while avoiding tripping the triggers? First seems not too hard to avoid, but the 2nd...
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Obligatory XKCD regarding percent-based growth figures: http://www.xkcd.com/1102/
Let's hear it for reproduction without all the negative effects on your woman's lady parts!
Isn't saying "the same should apply to boys", and assuming the reader understands why, relying on a similar level of sense as the conclusion of the article itself?
"The Chinese side hereby expresses strong concern over it and firmly rejects it" Does that really work in China?
I found that learning about the toolchains, the reasons for having sources (or just headers) available on-system, and compiling my own apps from sources has had the effect of really showing me (and others, who I've had go through these concepts) how the openness of linux ties in with programming and creating software.
But if an expert told him, it wouldn't be unverified... or a crater, and thus not newsworthy.
It was so good! I remember buying it at some gas station or something when we were on vacation out west as a little kid. They had a buncha Apogee-era 3.5" disk packs and I remember thinking the packaging looked awesome. :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_Bash
The blue quote from the article was originally presented in beta, as a response to the issue which I believe was covered on /. at the time.
Anyway, they said they fixed it in the patch after the issue came up and was addressed by said blue poster.
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I thought the reputable mfgs had already jumped on the bandwagon where they use kibi-/mebi-/etc prefixes to denotes powers of 2? See IEEE 1541. Following this standard, the change makes sense. Either that or they should have switched to the binary prefixes.
So how long til someone creates a workaround that maximizes net bandwidth (not just setting hard caps on your speeds) while avoiding tripping the triggers? First seems not too hard to avoid, but the 2nd...