I don't consider birthdays to be as important as my parents (and my parent's parents) do - so I don't bother trying to remember them.
If I know something is recorded somewhere else, I am less likely to remember it - why try to remember something that is easy to find?
No, I haven't rtfa, but what controls are in place to separate the conclusion of 'kids these days don't remember stuff good' and 'kids these days have different priorities'?
You missed the bit "unless it's a real deadline with definite consequences" - if it's a matter of keeping my job, I'll get it done. Probably not before the last minute though.
I find that deadlines I set for myself don't help - unless it's a real deadline with definite consequences beyond my own limitations, I tend to ignore it. And even if it is a 'real' deadline, at the last moment I'll weigh the consequences of not having the job done against Yet Another All-Nighter... and sleep generally wins - or another game. Or movie. Or anything else...
If you were the first type, you change to a supplier that charges based on usage.
If your supplier offers no restrictions on usage, it is reasonable to expect no restrictions. Particularly if you have entered into a contract to that effect.
What I suspect, though, is that in cases where people are complaining about p2p limiting, there was a we-will-do-whatever-the-hell-we-like clause (or even a we-will-do-whatever-is-necessary-to-maintain-netwo rk-performance clause or more likely we-will-do-whatever-is-necessary-to-control-our-co sts-you-bandwidth-whores clause) in the contract with their ISP that has not been read or comprehended by the complainers.
Install wine (winehq.org) Install ie6 with tool from http://sidenet.ddo.jp/winetips/config.html (Possibly install dcom98. Not sure if its essential or not.) Start ie. Change security settings (Internet Options -> Security) to allow installation of unsigned activex controls Go to the site http://video.vividas.com/CDN1/3929_Serenity/web/in dex.html You'll get a dialog telling you to install a jre. Cancel. Say yes to installation and execution of anything activex related. Click on Dial up. Watch the movie in its window.
The fullscreen options (low, med, high) give me an error about unavailable display modes. I'd love to know if it is possible to get this playing the higher res versions in a window, but my javascript/webdev fu is weak. http://video.vividas.com/CDN1/3929_Serenity/web/pl ayer_script.inc would be the place to look - playPressed() would be the function. Getting it called as playPressed('http://video.vividas.com/CDN1/3929_Se renity/viv/3929_Serenity_720.viv',true) would do the trick (2nd arg inidicates whether to play in a window or not.
(Alternatively, a patch for wine that sorts out the screen mode problem would possibly do the trick).
for F in $(find $SRCDIR); do echo $(basename $F) $F; done | sort | rev | uniq -c -f 1 | grep -E ^[[:space:]]*1[[:space:]] | awk '{print $2 " " $3}' | rev > $CACHEFILE
Finding files without duplicate names (or something). Not quite sure why you're using the revs either - echo $F $(basename $F) would eliminate the need?
Whatever it does, it doesn't work well with filenames containing spaces:)
Set up one machine with some sort of filesharing & VNC & big HDDs and make that everyone's central torrent location. Have it set with reasonable bandwith limitations & go from there.
torrentflux is a web based bittorrent interface that supports multiple users. Install that rather than vnc and you have a very convenient central bittorrent machine.
It doesn't provide particulary good control over bandwidth allocation for a group of torrents, but something like wondershaper (as mentioned elsewhere here) should help with that.
Interestingly, it still works both ways:)
For example, BSP trees aren't a particularly space efficient way to store level maps, but they make drawing them (or at least culling parts of them) much faster.
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"Piracy" has been used to refer to copyright violation (and its predecessors) for hundreds of years.
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I don't consider birthdays to be as important as my parents (and my parent's parents) do - so I don't bother trying to remember them.
If I know something is recorded somewhere else, I am less likely to remember it - why try to remember something that is easy to find?
No, I haven't rtfa, but what controls are in place to separate the conclusion of 'kids these days don't remember stuff good' and 'kids these days have different priorities'?
You missed the bit "unless it's a real deadline with definite consequences" - if it's a matter of keeping my job, I'll get it done. Probably not before the last minute though.
I find that deadlines I set for myself don't help - unless it's a real deadline with definite consequences beyond my own limitations, I tend to ignore it. And even if it is a 'real' deadline, at the last moment I'll weigh the consequences of not having the job done against Yet Another All-Nighter... and sleep generally wins - or another game. Or movie. Or anything else...
All the wit and complexity of a MAD fold-in.
I think you missed the point.
The comment was that a 10% improvement is not trivial, not that Gentoo (or compile flags or whatever) is the way to achieve it.
If you want to install a non-keyworded or masked packages, use /etc/portage/package.keywords or package.unmask
'man portage' for details.
If you were the first type, you change to a supplier that charges based on usage.
o rk-performance clause or more likely we-will-do-whatever-is-necessary-to-control-our-co sts-you-bandwidth-whores clause) in the contract with their ISP that has not been read or comprehended by the complainers.
If your supplier offers no restrictions on usage, it is reasonable to expect no restrictions. Particularly if you have entered into a contract to that effect.
What I suspect, though, is that in cases where people are complaining about p2p limiting, there was a we-will-do-whatever-the-hell-we-like clause (or even a we-will-do-whatever-is-necessary-to-maintain-netw
I think that should be "Protect windows from the plauge"
Wine version was 20050930.
Can play it under linux :D
n dex.html
l ayer_script.inc would be the place to look - playPressed() would be the function. Getting it called as playPressed('http://video.vividas.com/CDN1/3929_Se renity/viv/3929_Serenity_720.viv',true) would do the trick (2nd arg inidicates whether to play in a window or not.
Install wine (winehq.org)
Install ie6 with tool from http://sidenet.ddo.jp/winetips/config.html
(Possibly install dcom98. Not sure if its essential or not.)
Start ie.
Change security settings (Internet Options -> Security) to allow installation of unsigned activex controls
Go to the site http://video.vividas.com/CDN1/3929_Serenity/web/i
You'll get a dialog telling you to install a jre. Cancel.
Say yes to installation and execution of anything activex related.
Click on Dial up.
Watch the movie in its window.
The fullscreen options (low, med, high) give me an error about unavailable display modes. I'd love to know if it is possible to get this playing the higher res versions in a window, but my javascript/webdev fu is weak. http://video.vividas.com/CDN1/3929_Serenity/web/p
(Alternatively, a patch for wine that sorts out the screen mode problem would possibly do the trick).
But the compiler won't decide to do this because it won't be able to establish that y (or pi) can not be changed between instances of this code.
for F in $(find $SRCDIR); do echo $(basename $F) $F; done | sort | rev | uniq -c -f 1 | grep -E ^[[:space:]]*1[[:space:]] | awk '{print $2 " " $3}' | rev > $CACHEFILE
:)
Finding files without duplicate names (or something). Not quite sure why you're using the revs either - echo $F $(basename $F) would eliminate the need?
Whatever it does, it doesn't work well with filenames containing spaces
Try
Option "VideoOverlay"
Option "OverlayOnCRTC2"
in the Device section for the _primary_ screen.
The linux driver forum on rage3d.com at http://rage3d.com/board/forumdisplay.php?f=88 and the unofficial bugzilla at http://ati.cchtml.com/ are both worth a look.
Ran out of alcohol budget? It only took a few sips and those boys were gone.
It doesn't provide particulary good control over bandwidth allocation for a group of torrents, but something like wondershaper (as mentioned elsewhere here) should help with that.
Check out trickle. I've had mixed success with it, but it does sound like it is the sort of thing you're looking for.
http://monkey.org/~marius/pages/?page=trickle
In the early 90s, The Godfather was released for Amiga, Atari and DOS. Check em out at Moby games and the Amiga version specifically at Hall of Light
Maybe rtfa? ("My results")
So...basically it was your plan to mooch off the franchise?
It seems the popular way to go - SciFi did it with Legend of Earthsea...
No, they are - like any 'good' corporation - fighting for themselves.
Interestingly, it still works both ways :)
For example, BSP trees aren't a particularly space efficient way to store level maps, but they make drawing them (or at least culling parts of them) much faster.
I know some Gentoo users - they compile everything...
man portage
That should just about do it.